state-protected monopoly may maximize revenue even more, but obviously it is the opposite of capitalism.
Capitalism has 4 main features:
private ownership of production "means",
pursuing profit maximalisation,
gains as main driver to invest/reinvest, and finally
prices determined by game of supply and demand on free market.

So large aprt of US economy is not capitalist anymore - with corporates buying themselves politicians and regulations preventing market access - this is no longer a free market, thus not a capitalism. Could go as "degenerated capitalism".

Now #1 trending on https://huggingface.co/papers/...
( https://huggingface.co/papers/... )

damn, I've already bought opera browser back in 2005.

Centos was taken over by Red Hat, they've essentially killed that distro. Movement from the news somehow reinstates a free entreprise edition, but at worse conditions.

It the opinions are regional, why not adjust time zones accordingly? NYC/LA would permanently shift to summer time; Indianapolis to standard time.

waiting for such mission to Uranus

now they won't be able to request one to show vegana

So now, me not having a FB account, I should be worried that scam account of my name would emerge, and it will be there publishing ansty stuff until I pay?
Great business model.

As a Pole I also don't want this.

First that I had a contact with: my friend's first gen C64, somewhere in 1983 - extremely early, if you consider we were behind iron curtain (and existence od CoCom exports embargo).
Later in the computer club: ZX81, ZX Spectrum 48k, ZX Spectrum +, Acorn (? some 8-bit)
At elementary school they've got single Amstrad CPC 464
Finally after some years got my first - Atari 800 XE (looked luke 65/130XE, but had option to add memory, so basically to turn 65XE to 130XE)
And a bit later - 2nd gen C64

> Standard combat wounded to loss ratio is 4:1. 14000 means 56000 wounded which will mean that you would not be able to get through the corridor in any hospital in the European part of Russia. We are fully aware that this is not the case.
You are assuming it was country with civilised mentality. Soviets/Russians were known for shooting own retreating troops, by KGB during WW2. Now, there was a rumour that Chechen troops were doing similar "motivation" for deserters or retreating soldiers. Russians are also not interested in retrieving corpses; they did some by we could safely assume they retrieved less than 30% bodies.

> The Bayraktar the Ukrainians are using costs about $5 million USD
According to this article: https://www.defensenews.com/un...
Ukraine bought 75 drones for $69M in 2019.

When covid isolation started, I've opened 5000 puzzle box with The Night Watch by Ravensburger, I have bought in 1989.
Became discouraged after a few days - resolution was awful and I've lost interest in completing something that blurry and with wrong colors.

Just few weeks after Sir Clive died, and Spectrum customers are already threatened?