No one knows the range of the Chinese aircraft. The performance parameters of the aircraft are all classified.

First with Gecko/Firefox and then with KHTML/Webkit/Chrome.

The Soviets had their own space shuttle designs with their own research on shapes. Take a look at the Spiral spaceplane for example.
The problem is the Soviet designers got a directive from the politicians at the top to replicate the capabilities of the US Shuttle, which they suspected was some sort of orbital bomber, and they ended up changing the design of both the launcher and the orbiter.

The Soviets cloned the shape of the orbiter and the parallel configuration. But the main second stage engines are in the base of the rocket not the orbiter.

The US also copied the Soviet BOR-4 shape to make the Dreamchaser.

I have not used linked lists in years. I typically use arrays which I sort with Radix Sort in CUDA.

Try using insertion sort in an array.

Remember Bubble Sort? If you tried to build the most inefficient algorithm possible, it's hard to imagine one that would beat Bubble Sort. And yet for years, every computer programming textbook taught this algorithm that's useful for basically nothing, and isn't even intuitive. Students normally react with "How does that even work???" But you know that algorithm made its way into more than a few production systems.

Bubble Sort sorts an already sorted list in O(n) time. Try doing the same thing with Merge Sort and it will take O(n log n) time. Longer.
Also, unlike Merge Sort, Bubble Sort does not require any extra space whatsoever.

In some applications where you are sorting mostly sorted lists you are better off with Bubble Sort than other supposedly "better" algorithms.
You have to examine your data set, the problem you are trying to solve, and select the algorithm to do it.

Their sanctions were supposed to kill Huawei. How well did that turn out?
It took Huawei two years but now they have their own supply network independent of the US.
Some success.

https://t.me/mash/58063

"The court fined Discord 3.5 million rubles in a case of failure to remove prohibited information. We are talking about materials related to prohibited LGBT and pedophilia.

In July 2023, the platform was already fined 6 million for 18+ content with minors. Now Roskomnadzor can formally demand to ban Discord's work in Russia."

They have a mishmash of old and new systems. Same as any other European military.

What a load of bull. Ever heard of the R-187 Azart radio?
https://www.cryptomuseum.com/r...

The Russian Army does not allow troops near the front to carry smartphones with them. Because they can be easily tracked.
Ukrainian cellphone operators can easily triangulate such signals.

There are reasonably advanced open source RISC-V cores available.
https://github.com/XUANTIE-RV/...

That is the T-head Xuantie 910 RISC-V core's Verilog. This is a 12-stage, out of order, dual-issue, 64-bit RISC-V core.
You can also buy chips with it fairly cheap.

And how exactly is this supposed to happen if the borders around Gaza are closed?

In the late 1990s Apple's market share for personal computers wasn't even 10%. That is when the company was on the verge of failure and they brought Steve Jobs back.

There are already such cores available.

For example you have the T-Head TH1520 SoC which is a quad-core RISC-V Xuantie C910 processor. The C910 core is 12-stage dual-issue out-of-order.

Even higher performance cores should become commercially available over the next two years.