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The vertical takeoff is cool. A huge aircraft carrier is a giant, expensive target. One could distribute a lot of F35s among a lot of small LHA-type ships.

But I'm thinking that piloted planes will be obsolete.

English somehow became the universal language. Most of the europeans that I've worked with spoke excellent English.

We have friends, a married-couple, Swedish and French. They speak English to one another. They are trying to teach their kids all three, which is interesting.

Look at Street View all over the world. So much signage is in English. I tried to buy The Brat a japanese-language baseball cap when I was in Japan, but all the team names are in English.

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fredag den 1. november 2019 kl. 02.05.05 UTC+1 skrev snipped-for-privacy@highlandsniptechnology.com:

here they we have English in school, I think now from first grade, back when I was in school I think 4th grade

and almost nothing on TV/cinema is dubbed, instead is has subtitles

If I speak to a Swede it'll probably be in English because it is easier

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Lasse Langwadt Christensen

MY parents knew a family where the mother was German and the father Egyptian, and they met while studying in England.

The kids flipped seamlessly between German, Arabic and English depending on the audience.

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Tom Gardner

On a sunny day (Thu, 31 Oct 2019 18:04:57 -0700) it happened snipped-for-privacy@highlandsniptechnology.com wrote in :

It is a time thing When I grew up in kindergarten we got: French No English at all till high-school.

The pendulum swings, history I was thinking this morning maybe in time English will only be used by electronics freaks, as now Latin is used by medical people.. My Russian is zero, with your Precedent looks like I have to work on that ;-)

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Jan Panteltje

On a sunny day (Thu, 31 Oct 2019 18:42:30 -0700 (PDT)) it happened Lasse Langwadt Christensen wrote in :

Yes Netherlands is also subtitled, but all I see from Germany, a much bigger part of the European population, ALL movies are German voice over.

Yes same here, as I speak not a word Swedish...

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Jan Panteltje

I got some super efficient assembly codes written for these with Atmel processor...

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TTman

My friends met on vacation in Spain. And wound up in California somehow. He designs cubesats.

Apparently the kids get very confused at first, then work it out and are nicely tri-lingual.

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jlarkin

Is it an Analog or a Digital cat? ;-)

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Michael Terrell

Analog, monochrome, old cat.

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John Larkin

You need to check his CPAP machine.

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Winfield Hill

Coal fired, or natural gas? :)

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Michael Terrell

no a sort of 2 value PWM code / async 1-bit serial depending on how you think of it. SPI could de converted with a few passives but the bit rate is critical.

search "WS2812"

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