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TheOSINTguy
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I believe they are somewhat stockpiling, but to a limited extent. With the Baltic states creating fortifications (dragons teeth and a few other things) does signal war time preparations.
Not to also mention putin is trying to arm belarus and get them involved, which may elevate some stress on russian forces enough for them re-organize.
As much as I hate to say it, there's a chance of this war expanding to other countries before it ends.
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This goes to show you why having quality of quantity is better. Not to also mention ukrainian soldiers having better training and equipment.
For example, the bradly when used properly by a well experienced crew can be a very dangerous opponent on the battlefield. In desert storm most bradly's were lost to friendly fire, not enemy fire.
At this point we should just donate the a-10, their cheap, strong, simple, and carry a shit load of fire power. The brrt should be enough to make russians commanders issue brown pants.
This is also probably confirmed loses, so it could be even higher.
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They make phones with external antennas, but those are a few thousand dollars, but even a small screw on SMA antenna could extend the range of your phone by a few extra miles / kilometers depending on where you live.
Only if there were affordable options that existed.
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Only problem I see is you don't want the donkey to associate the drone with danger. So you would have a carrot drone ready once the donkey reaches the front before it finds out what an FPV is.
Needs more AAA flac guns.
There are some cheap Bluetooth TV remotes so if you want to take some time out of your day, there's a few Linux distros that ship with similar GUI to some TV's.
I don't see enough people mentioning this, but preventative maintenance can save you a lot of money.
Another thing I would recommend is to be familiar with the systems in your house, what fuel does your furnace use? What type of water heater do you have? how old are the fuses in the fuse box? Does your electrical panel have a surge protector? Do you have a water pump should your basement begin to flood? Do you have a generator panel? Knowing how these work can save you money on trouble shooting.
For example, if you live in an area with lots of squirrels, it might be worth putting up chicken wire on any entrance to the attic from the outdoors. Ex: air vents. If I would have done this, I would have saved $900 from chewed wires that could have started a fire.