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JDAM is supposed to have a circular error probable of 5m and it’s an upgrade kit from 25 years ago. I can definitely believe that a much newer purpose-built weapon can do better than that. The idea of hitting the same spot with multiple bombs might not actually be that unlikely

• Works just fine with anywhere from 1-4 players
• You can have a mix of friends and random players if you want a full team but don’t have a group of four to play with
• The game is strictly cooperative so there’s no incentive to screw each other over, fostering a generally good multiplayer culture
• There’s lots of stuff to unlock but none of it is necessary for a fun and functional build
• Teamwork is encouraged and effective
• Missions are randomly generated but you’ve got years of additions to the random pools for lots of variety
• Absolutely no pay to win stuff
• There’s cosmetic DLC, but there are still absolutely loads of great cosmetic options in the base game

Edit: also, rock and stone

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The article body repeatedly says 1,300

Also Trump’s voterbase will believe anything he says over anything Xi says

To be honest I’d expect that’s just someone’s interpretation of the huge amount of maintenance any jetfighter (not just the F-35, any modern one) needs. It’s like five person-hours of maintenance per hour of flight. They’re just incredibly complicated machines that can’t really afford for stuff to fail. If Israel is flying them a whole bunch, they’ll need to maintain them proportionately

Besides that the OP has replied themselves now, the URL is “european-union-to-boost-pa-funding-with-1-8-billion-over-three-years”, so it would almost certainly have been that headline

The funding is for the Palestinian Authority. OP decided to get creative with the headline because of their opinions on the PA

The first two principles for virtual currencies that they have listed are “Price indication should be clear and transparent” and “Practices obscuring the cost of in-game digital content and services should be avoided”, so if EVE is honest and up front about it then it should be fine

While they probably shouldn’t actually put it on the article themselves, they can submit it to Wikimedia Commons or even just post it somewhere public under a creative commons licence

This must never be changed

I don’t know about a military context or if this would be acceptable to fly in this context, but flags like this are usually seen here being flown by supporters of football teams that play in black and white strips, like Newcastle United.

Artist Jonathan Parsons also made one like it back in 1993 that was about the disappearance of black and white TV and film. This photo is definitely not about that, of course, but I found it interesting

This is obviously beside the point and not helpful to you, but why is the Norwegian-language one called Norway and not Norge?

I assume not, but primarily because I would expect the actual scientists and/or Oxford to make a bigger deal out of that if they had achieved it

The actual paper is beyond my level of physics knowledge, but Oxford uni published an article about it themselves which looks far better to me. No clickbait headline and it explains the significance of the achievement far better

https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2025-02-06-first-distributed-quantum-algorithm-brings-quantum-supercomputers-closer

First distributed quantum algorithm brings quantum supercomputers closer

If they kept data without telling you, yes. If they just deleted it after rejecting or ignoring your application then I don’t think they need to say anything

Here’s the .gov page for how to make a complaint about it if you do think that they’re getting up to shit https://www.gov.uk/data-protection/make-a-complaint

Also, just… Good luck, and stay strong. Job hunting really is a fucking miserable experience

The UK has a domestic law identical to the GDPR (usually referred to as UK GDPR if the distinction is needed). It was implemented before we actually left the EU

It must be infuriating to work for whoever makes these decisions. I don’t think I would ever actually email them about anything because there’d be no way I could possibly trust that the reply I get is actually something they wrote

I do not know the actual answer to this, but I can definitely see a potential causal link between “shitty to no QA” and battery fires

The Houthis claim so, at least. Iran has them (home-grown and possibly some bought from Russia) so it’s certainly not implausible for the Hoithis to get their hands on some too