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every software engineer is just someone who wanted to make video games and quietly gave up on that dream

HORRIFIC: A video shows Israeli soldiers arresting an elderly Palestinian amputee who had previously been shot by an Israeli settler last year and lost his leg in Masafer Yatta in the West Bank. His crutches were confiscated, too.

The final trailer for Steven Spielberg’s ‘DISCLOSURE DAY’ has been released. The film follows the disclosure to the world that aliens might be real. In theaters on June 12.

Meloni: “Se chiedi a qualcun altro di garantire la tua sicurezza, pagherai in termini di autonomia, sovranità e capacità di difendere i tuoi interessi nazionali. La spesa per la difesa è il prezzo della libertà, e voglio che l'Italia sia un Paese libero.”

Amon Göth in Schindler’s List (1993) may be one of the most terrifying villains in film history. What makes him so frightening is not intelligence, power, or theatrical evil — but cruelty without reason. In the haunting “Balcony Hunt” scene, Göth casually shoots prisoners from his balcony as if human life means nothing. One moment calm, the next violently unpredictable, he turns fear into something constant. Amon Göth is terrifying because he doesn’t feel like a movie villain. He feels real.

Today's wind tunnels and other tools are vastly better at reducing drag and increasing stability. The older car from 1963 has a drag coefficient of 0.33 and the newer car 0.25. Older cars have spiffy looks but horrible drag. Newer cars have dramatically less drag, and more importantly, increased stability. This constrains their looks. If you look past minor cosmetic details you'd be surprised at how similar modern cars look. There's an entire science devoted to just dealing with the drag, noise, and stability problems caused by the rear view mirrors on each side.

Asian tourists blown away by the barista at “Il Pianeta del Gelato” Amalfi, Italy 🇮🇹 🍋