I wonder if turbulence would make it more fun or a complete clusterfuck.

In the same boat. and recently of all the issues that could pop up, Teams has decided to become a buggy mess. Their own software on their own OS just stops working after just one year of using the machine.

Not to speak of all the other slowdowns and child-diseases that the thing has developed.

Meanwhile my desktop install of Linux is nearing its 10th birthday, has all sorts of legacy configs that I never bothered to clean up, has moved drives 3 times and to a different filesystem+partitioning scheme, changed bootloader... Yet still is way less of a pain than Windows at work.

Or get chased around by explosive FPV drones and Ali-express quadcopters dropping grenades.

And that's before someone with more resources than Ukraine inevitably makes an airplane load of these things that just automatically go for anything vaguely human shaped.

Wenn die das wirklich als Aufnäher verkaufen, geht das garantiert weg wie warme Semmeln

The recent war on food would be exactly how I'd expect Nestlé to act if they acquired cruise missles.

Oh, it's Wunderwaffenzeit. Maybe we can interest them in some battleships on tracks, intercontinental artillery, bomber Blimps or an iceberg-aircraft-carrier (it's still going to catch fire somehow).

At the very least, make it clear that whatever looks at civilian ships funny or thinks about firing missiles at the ports will have a prompt smoking accident

Just following orders right? The 100% completion run in warcrimes is surely just the fault of a small minority. The population and most of the army are the real victims.

Wait, where have I heard that one before...

Wat.

(https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/Wat)

Considering that Turkey had no problem with shooting down a Russian aircraft, this is either going to be really effective or really funny.

Loki. If he doesn't find a way to mess it up, it's truly bulletproof

From a purely technical perspective I'm a bit confused how this clown-car has kept going for so long, after all the slash-and-burn restructuring that's happened. Hopefully there's going to be some engineers telling the story when Musk manages to fubar it after all.