:3jörn
@bearmarshal.bsky.social
Lover of cuteness. Silent supporter. Programming stuff into space.
Here you go to keep up the strong work and getting your science on!
February 16, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Here you go to keep up the strong work and getting your science on!
Unserious take: Maybe they hope to engineer such a thorough collapse that there won't be any cohesive society left to prosecute them, and then set up shop as local warlords in inner Siberia?
February 12, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Unserious take: Maybe they hope to engineer such a thorough collapse that there won't be any cohesive society left to prosecute them, and then set up shop as local warlords in inner Siberia?
Well, at least least it says February now...
February 11, 2026 at 10:29 PM
Well, at least least it says February now...
Just like how the world's largest country got so large because its neighbours kept squatting on their land? Once again prez proves he's the true Avant Garde thinker!
February 10, 2026 at 5:58 PM
Just like how the world's largest country got so large because its neighbours kept squatting on their land? Once again prez proves he's the true Avant Garde thinker!
What is that last caveat supposed to mean? Is it a way of saying that everything bad that happens in Russia is because of "traitors" without openly insinuating that anything could possibly be bad in Russia?
If so that's one of the most Authoritarian Mouthpiece things I've ever seen!
If so that's one of the most Authoritarian Mouthpiece things I've ever seen!
January 28, 2026 at 7:20 PM
What is that last caveat supposed to mean? Is it a way of saying that everything bad that happens in Russia is because of "traitors" without openly insinuating that anything could possibly be bad in Russia?
If so that's one of the most Authoritarian Mouthpiece things I've ever seen!
If so that's one of the most Authoritarian Mouthpiece things I've ever seen!
I don't have access to it either, but going by the abstract, it's more about trying to describe how to fit attention into our current economic models. And such models are important for e.g. national budgets and legislation.
January 26, 2026 at 9:18 AM
I don't have access to it either, but going by the abstract, it's more about trying to describe how to fit attention into our current economic models. And such models are important for e.g. national budgets and legislation.
Common People starts playing, except it's on otamatone, and the singer is a chipmunk on helium.
January 22, 2026 at 12:23 AM
Common People starts playing, except it's on otamatone, and the singer is a chipmunk on helium.
Wonder of his henchmen will talk him down from the idea or if it'll entrench in his mind the moment media starts asking him about it?
Maybe the way to avoid WW3 is to plant so many simultaneous invasion goals in his mind that it overloads and crashes... 🤔
Maybe the way to avoid WW3 is to plant so many simultaneous invasion goals in his mind that it overloads and crashes... 🤔
January 21, 2026 at 3:59 PM
Wonder of his henchmen will talk him down from the idea or if it'll entrench in his mind the moment media starts asking him about it?
Maybe the way to avoid WW3 is to plant so many simultaneous invasion goals in his mind that it overloads and crashes... 🤔
Maybe the way to avoid WW3 is to plant so many simultaneous invasion goals in his mind that it overloads and crashes... 🤔
Early Scandinavia and the World is a pretty good repository of how we Scandinavians (and Nordics) see eachother: satwcomic.com/sweden-denma...
Sweden Denmark and Norway - Scandinavia and the World
Webcomic: Hooray for stereotypes! Sweden, Denmark and Norway as we see each other and ourselves. Sweden is seen as the most advanced coun
satwcomic.com
January 17, 2026 at 3:17 AM
Early Scandinavia and the World is a pretty good repository of how we Scandinavians (and Nordics) see eachother: satwcomic.com/sweden-denma...
The usual stereotype is that Swedes and Danes hate eachother, having the world record for the most watts fought between two countries and all, and I wouldn't put it past an American studio to misattribute that to Norwegians instead since we all tend to look the same to you.
January 17, 2026 at 3:17 AM
The usual stereotype is that Swedes and Danes hate eachother, having the world record for the most watts fought between two countries and all, and I wouldn't put it past an American studio to misattribute that to Norwegians instead since we all tend to look the same to you.
Choice of soundtrack is 🤌
January 16, 2026 at 9:01 PM
Choice of soundtrack is 🤌
Will it work? I'm highly sceptic, but I won't write it off outright before I've seen it in action.
January 15, 2026 at 1:44 AM
Will it work? I'm highly sceptic, but I won't write it off outright before I've seen it in action.
My thought as well. Russia has been using thermal ponchos for some time now to evade detection by long range surveillance drones during infiltration missions. This is probably an attempt to overcome limitations with the ponchos being open around the face and flapping around the feet when walking.
January 15, 2026 at 1:44 AM
My thought as well. Russia has been using thermal ponchos for some time now to evade detection by long range surveillance drones during infiltration missions. This is probably an attempt to overcome limitations with the ponchos being open around the face and flapping around the feet when walking.
All in all, I estimate the total amount of military logistics used up during Russia's entire war to be less than one day of civilian loading.
January 14, 2026 at 9:02 AM
All in all, I estimate the total amount of military logistics used up during Russia's entire war to be less than one day of civilian loading.
Going by the Oryx loss list and liberal applications of rounding, the total weight of all documented losses is about 0,4 Mtons. If we assume 20% of all losses remain undocumented, that pushed to 0,5 Mtons.
The amount of active equipment is smaller, maybe 0,2 Mtons.
The amount of active equipment is smaller, maybe 0,2 Mtons.
January 14, 2026 at 9:02 AM
Going by the Oryx loss list and liberal applications of rounding, the total weight of all documented losses is about 0,4 Mtons. If we assume 20% of all losses remain undocumented, that pushed to 0,5 Mtons.
The amount of active equipment is smaller, maybe 0,2 Mtons.
The amount of active equipment is smaller, maybe 0,2 Mtons.
To put things into perspective, one number says Russia fires about 3M artillery shells per year. If each shell weighs 40 kg, that's about 0,01 Mtons/month. Meanwhile, the smallest number present in the monthly losing report is 0,1 Mtons.
January 14, 2026 at 9:02 AM
To put things into perspective, one number says Russia fires about 3M artillery shells per year. If each shell weighs 40 kg, that's about 0,01 Mtons/month. Meanwhile, the smallest number present in the monthly losing report is 0,1 Mtons.
... that wind power should be banned because of "security concerns" is just brain dead. /end
January 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
... that wind power should be banned because of "security concerns" is just brain dead. /end
The most straightforward solution to all this is to just deploy some radars BEYOND the wind farms, and there is a serious discussion to be had regarding to what extent the value gained from wind farms can/should be used to offset the impacts on defence against airborne threats, but arguing... 5/
January 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
The most straightforward solution to all this is to just deploy some radars BEYOND the wind farms, and there is a serious discussion to be had regarding to what extent the value gained from wind farms can/should be used to offset the impacts on defence against airborne threats, but arguing... 5/
... sparse bush on an open field. It can be seen right through, so just walking up behind it won't help you stay hidden. But if you really try to stay hidden, don good camouflage and move slowly and deliberatly, you will do better if you approach from behind the bush than on the open field. 4/
January 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
... sparse bush on an open field. It can be seen right through, so just walking up behind it won't help you stay hidden. But if you really try to stay hidden, don good camouflage and move slowly and deliberatly, you will do better if you approach from behind the bush than on the open field. 4/
... opaque to radar. Anything behind the wind farm should still give off its own echo with a different travel time compared to the wind turbines, and the turbines should only block some fraction of the signal, so for most of the part it should still be detectable.
It's more like a... 3/
It's more like a... 3/
January 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
... opaque to radar. Anything behind the wind farm should still give off its own echo with a different travel time compared to the wind turbines, and the turbines should only block some fraction of the signal, so for most of the part it should still be detectable.
It's more like a... 3/
It's more like a... 3/
... depending on how far out you are on the rotor blade, thereby causing a constant echo that's much harder to filter out.
I haven't worked directly with radars myself, only adjacent to people who did, so everything from here on is guesswork, but I don't think the above means wind farms are... 2/
I haven't worked directly with radars myself, only adjacent to people who did, so everything from here on is guesswork, but I don't think the above means wind farms are... 2/
January 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
... depending on how far out you are on the rotor blade, thereby causing a constant echo that's much harder to filter out.
I haven't worked directly with radars myself, only adjacent to people who did, so everything from here on is guesswork, but I don't think the above means wind farms are... 2/
I haven't worked directly with radars myself, only adjacent to people who did, so everything from here on is guesswork, but I don't think the above means wind farms are... 2/
Correct. Because everything airborne needs to move fast to stay aloft, air radars use the doppler effect to filter out echoes from anything that isn't moving, thereby making it much easier to spot flying targets. Wind turbine blades are however constantly moving and at all different speeds... 1/
January 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
Correct. Because everything airborne needs to move fast to stay aloft, air radars use the doppler effect to filter out echoes from anything that isn't moving, thereby making it much easier to spot flying targets. Wind turbine blades are however constantly moving and at all different speeds... 1/
There are more saints than days in a year, so...
January 5, 2026 at 2:33 AM
There are more saints than days in a year, so...
I like how he admits that the only reason their names DO get brought out is thanks to the Democrats.
December 26, 2025 at 12:03 AM
I like how he admits that the only reason their names DO get brought out is thanks to the Democrats.