Being able to form armies that move as one is already a great improvement that could reduce a lot of managing late game. Same with reinforcements which will find their way to the front alone in Civ VII.

La réponse: "Le niveau d'alerte de plusieurs bases américaines en Europe a été relevé car les USA ont reçu des renseignements sur la possibilité que la Russie mène des actions de sabotage."

Yes but where is the hydrogen coming from? Also hydrogen cars are less efficient than battery powered EVs.

The attack was clearly very useful for the Israeli government and army.

J'ajoute Transfert. Dans chaque épisode une nouvelle personne raconte sa vie. Il faut dire que leur histoire est souvent triste. C'est un peu de voyeurisme mais on apprend plein de choses sur comment d'autres gens on vécu leur vie. C'est une ouverture d'esprit vraiment.

I find Phind.com quite useful as an IT person.

It will be like that in France as well. But once they have the tools, there will be abuse.

I have been using the same setup for the last 4 years. Took a while to set up but there was a step by step tutorial in a computer magazine that I followed. From then on, each time I logged into an account I changed the password and put it in KeePass. Now I have about 350 passwords stored. For me it was important to have control on the password DB and not be dependent on a company.

That would be great. It would mean that Asobo concentrate on the technical core of the game. 3rd party devs can then build on it. I am a great fan of the HPG H145 for example. There are nice missions already but the devs have to work with the limited tools they have today. The animations don't look great. A better physics engine and more powerful animations could help make the missions look more life like.

Another vote for Kicad. I have done a small project with it and it worked perfectly.

It saves you a trip to the planet just to be instantly killed there. So it may be there to reduce frustration. Personally I would prefer if there were just hints about the level though, not rough numbers.

Why would he have announed the counteroffensive? It would only have helped the Russians. He's declaring it now because it is obvious. And because the offensive is making gains as you say.