It's a nice image, but I find it's easy to spot IA generated images when trying to make images of very specific existing hardware.
Here you can see all the cars are generic with 50's design look, none are models that existed.
Try to ask an IA to draw you a Boeing 747-400 for example, see what I mean.
Btw, Have you noticed all the Youtube vids thumbnails made by IA now ? Easy to spot.
Dunno if true, but resonance frequency is the reason German military always avoided making goose step military marches across bridges. I suppose it would depends on the bridge anyway...
But would have been fun to watch.
Ahhh Bernard... He once tried to became a Belgian subject to pay less taxes.
And now that he is the richest in the world mainly due to Elon goofing (the guy selling self-parking rockets services), he gives advises... but do "no marketing". Vanitas vanitatum Omnia vanitas...
Want good laughs ? Watch this film :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V03eMAjQgA
> Words and alphabet are common heritage of mankind, like language
"Ah yes, they appeared out of thin air and no one had to create them or fight to
keep them (Haben Sie bemerkt, dass wir Englisch und nicht Deutsch sprechen?)."
Hu ?! I think you have a misconception of what creating something is :D
Words and letters are human common heritage, it’s so old that no one knows who to credit for their creation :D
There is a reason why copyright for original creation last 70 years, then fall into public domain :
https://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-duration.html
Although details changes countries to countries…
Making an original creation is putting the letters and words together, in original and unique form, like for example poets or writers do... see ?
Say for example you're a rockstar, and a orange haired politician uses your best songs for his meetings without asking kindly, would you like it ?...
(Et oui, je sais que l’on écrit en anglais, et ça n'a aucun rapport…)
> only to find someone used it without your consent
"My consent? What are you talking about? Do you think I own slaves? No, I do not. I think slavery is abhorrent. I guess you support slavery though, and like to control other people even when they are in their own homes. So we will disagree. You support slavery. I do not."
What ? WTF slaves and slavery as to do with creation and having a say on your original creation ?!
Anyway yes… I support slavery, matter of fact I got 20 slaves very cheap at the market yesterday, have to train them to post on HN.
You obviously have no idea what copyright is. Too bad, your posts are very creative and original.
You own them (true), you should use more of that talent to write longer funny things…
Cheers.
Completely irrelevant . Words and alphabet are common heritage of mankind, like language. They are one way humans communicate, it can’t be « owned ».
Your question is like asking « do you have permission for the air you breathe ? », but doesn’t answer mine.
Did you ever created something, a creation of your own coming of your own mind, only to find someone used it without your consent ?
It's not about France or Argentina. It's about the PSG, a club owned by Qatar (buye... ahem... host of the world cup), where both Messi and Mbappé plays.
F-14 was a very complex and expensive to maintain. A beauty, but an Hangar Queen in her last years.
Maybe by "peers" the author meant it was one of the "teen" fighters serie,
F-14, F-15, F-16 and F/A-18.
Like there was the "century" fighters, F-102, F-104, F-105, F-106.
this was reported by H I Sutton June 18 :
"2 #Russian Navy warships operating off Danish island in Baltic yesterday
Matches broadly with claimed Russian Navy violated Danish territorial waters earlier that day.
Denmark has supplied Harpoon to #Ukraine and was hosting a democracy festival on the island"
https://twitter.com/CovertShores/status/1538270419551145989
How surprising... Developing a specific supersonic jet engine for this kind of plane would not be cost effective anyway, the fleet would be too small to worth the investment.
Even starting from a military jet engine, the way they are run and maintained is very different from civilian jet engines.
Could it be that the Ys city legend in Brittany was this Welsh legend transposed in Brittany, when the Bretons (originally Welsh peoples) migrated there... very interesting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ys
Still there are not much other routes you can go supersonic in one flight but trans-atlantic, which Concorde could do.
Trans-Pacific which could have been the big money making route, like LAX to Tokyo, you need to be able to do 4737 nm... which makes the 4250 nm just short to make it.
They would face the same problem the Boeing 2707 team had (or even Lockheed with the L-2000 project), no matter how they tried, too short range for trans-pacific in one Hop. So they would have had to make a stop to Hawaï, but then what's the point if you can take first class in a B777 and make the journey shorter in one subsonic flight.
All other routes would be over land, and there again you can't go supersonic (for time being).
Supersonic heat also. Concorde was in Aluminum and at 2.1 mach it was at the very limit of what could be done in aluminum. Which required a very "tight" design, engineering marvel in fact.
Go faster and one have to go for titanium, which is much more difficult to work with and manufacture.