Well, it's a teaser. It always amazes me at how advanced the Germans and Japanese were in some things, and just how arrogant and stupid the Americans were.
And still it was the primitive Russian Army that won the war. Technology is great, but in no way a recipe for success. Same still holds true today.
I better buy my ~10 Piratebay t-shirts before they disappear forever. They will be collectors items.
If that were to happen I'm sure you could just use the logo to print you own, no?
Interesting that a company located in Florida would choose to sue a Japanese company in the seemingly random location of Marshall, Texas.
Marshall, Texas is part of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. The district has been criticized for a perceived bias towards plaintiffs in patent infringement lawsuits, including patent trolls and other holders of dubious patents.
Can anyone remember a, probably, fictional German movie from maybe thirty years ago that told the story of someone being hounded/murdered(?) by a massive oil conglomerate for producing a non petrol-burning car?
Are you talking about The Formula? It was an american movie, about a secret Nazi formula for turning coal into oil. The whole beginning is set in Nazi Germany, and then later in the film they return to Germany.
From TFA: "Photographs from near-space"
Space is considered 73 miles, 20 miles. Is like less than a third of the way. Not what I would say is even "near"
What this country needs is a good five dollar plasma weapon.