He... Did not say that. He said they are targeting civilians, and basic math on casualty numbers ("hamas" numbers being the same as in use by both US and IDF military intelligence) can at least tell you they're doing very little to avoid it.
> The US Navy ship has every right to be there under international law, and its reason for being there is to repel attacks on civilian shipping that also has every right to be there.
Every right to go to another countries waters and kill it's solders who are imposing a blockade ordered by their government? - A blockade that has killed 0 people I would add.
I mean the US can't possibly give in to these terrorists demands right - to stop bombardment of civilians and let in humanitarian aid....
For clarification, do you believe preventing aid from entering gaza under the threat of violence is self defense, but preventing ships from going through the red sea trade route is terrorism? - I mean these ships are informed that they are breaking a blockade and chose to continue anyway, and still no civilians have been hurt.
Anyone found a good alternative to the android google search widget using kagi? I kind of want to switch, but I want consistency across searches in different places, and I find that widget very good...
I built something similar a while back that I've been using for years now.
Something worth noting. There is a minimum cost to files. If you have tons of tiny kb sized files (incremental snapshots..) it's drastically cheaper to fallback to s3 for them.
If it's anything like my company - we buy information on how the average salary and cost of living changes in different areas over time. That's the information that's proprietary.
I've been tempted to consider kotlin + graalvm as an option as well. Graalvm is getting pretty cool, but it does add some complexity, and it's too tied to Oracle in my opinion...
C# might be cool again as well though, haven't really considered that since before .NET core.
(And I think Go is ok, but I find coding in kotlin more enjoyable)