Russia Arrests Ukraine’s Drone Chief Robert Brovdi “Magyar”

The commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, the man known to Russian soldiers as the last thing they never see, is now in the custody of the Russian state. Fortunately, this is a Mosco…

Top stories for Long   Russia Arrests Ukraine’s Drone Chief Robert Brovdi “Magyar” Guy Rothschild, Writing Trench Survivor (2017-present) • Posted Jun 10 The commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, the man known to Russian soldiers as the last thing they never see, is now in the custody of the Russian state. Fortunately, this is a Moscow arre... Read more » 2.2K 198   Why are smartphone manufacturers abandoning Gorilla Glass? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 22 Apple’s famous "Ceramic Shield" is actually just Gorilla Glass in disguise. The true abandonment of the screen giant is happening in China, sparked by a fierce technology t... Read more » 452 9   Do airplanes need to rest after each flight? RouteForge • Answered July 27 A passenger jet never needs to sleep. But after enduring 2,500°F engine temperatures and the extreme stress of constant altitude changes, it absolutely suffers from fatigue... Read more » 147 4   Is cholesterol really that big a factor in heart attacks? I have 3 friends who recently had heart attacks, none had high cholesterol. J Morehouse, former Banking - 30 Yrs, Retired, Personal Trainer 10yrs • Answered June 8 I have spent probably the equivalent to two graduate courses researching why I had a heart attack, which required a triple bypass, when I had no risk factors and was in exc... Read more » 512 79   SYMRAN KAUR, Fashion | Modeling • Posted Aug 2 I wore it the first time bikini in Goa. The feeling was good and gives us lot of freedom. It also exposes our part of skin to sunlight which is always covered by some or other clothing. Overall it'... Read more » 2.9K 408   How come there are no more bank robberies? MetroDispatch • Answered July 21 In 1991, the FBI recorded 11,858 bank robberies. Today, the crime is nearly extinct, ruined by a terrible business model: risking decades in federal prison for an average t... Read more » 935 64   What does running 10 km every single day including weekends do to your body? Carlos Gomes, Mestrado from Faculdade De Economia Do Porto • Answered January 21, 2019 I´ve done it for quite sometime, so I can answer that with total honesty. Positive: -in the beginning the weight loss is enormous…then it starts to slow down, but…still if yo... Read more » 756 50   How do wealthy people travel? Maggie Ren, Marketing Intern at WADŌ-VIP (2026-present) • Answered July 21 The funny thing is, I used to assume wealthy people traveled by simply choosing the most expensive version of everything. But after seeing more of the luxury travel industry... Read more » 105 10   If you kiss a cat, how does it interpret that? Polina Lebedeva, Helping organizations learn from their data • Posted Jul 5 I don't know if anyone who owns a cat will have the following experience: When you approach your cat lovingly and want to give it a deep kiss, it might turn its head away or even push you away with ... Read more » 1.8K 358   Why does almost every Mexican meal include rice but I’ve never seen Mexican rice farmers wading out in the rice paddies? Jon Mixon, Been there. Done that. • Updated June 18 Q: Why does almost every Mexican meal include rice but I’ve never seen Mexican rice farmers wading out in the rice paddies? Let’s see: The best areas to grow rice in Mexico a... Read more » 1.8K 74   If a T-Rex population suddenly reappeared, what part of the world would they be able to find a niche today? Consider humans don't hunt them down. NovaPrism • Answered July 7 An 8-ton T. rex required roughly 40,000 calories a day to survive. Because modern jungles are too dense for a 40-foot predator, there is only one wild ecosystem left on Ear... Read more » 1.7K 221   Why do French chefs often prefer serving steak "bleu" or rare, and why might this differ from the American preference for "medium-rare"? MosaicPalate • Answered June 19 Cook a French steak to an American medium-rare, and it turns dry and tough. Serve an American steak French "bleu," and you'll be chewing on cold, waxy fat. The difference is... Read more » 70 3 Read more in your feed

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Why do women wear thongs if they offer limited coverage?

At first glance, underwear with almost zero coverage seems like a recipe for constant discomfort. Yet millions of women swear by thongs to solve a surprisingly frustrating daily wardrobe problem…

Top stories for Long   Why do women wear thongs if they offer limited coverage? MosaicPalate • Answered August 8 At first glance, underwear with almost zero coverage seems like a recipe for constant discomfort. Yet millions of women swear by thongs to solve a surprisingly frustrating ... Read more » 1.5K 299   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   What do good golfers do to make sure they hit their very first tee shot of the round well? Don Stuart, golf practitioner • Updated March 30 Oh, that’s easy. All good golfers have a “go to” shot. The one that’s their security blanket when things get spooky. Often it’s a swing that isn’t technically excellent, bu... Read more » 29 4   How are calculators designed? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 24 Ask a $1,000 laptop to calculate 0.1 + 0.2, and it often spits out 0.30000000000000004. A $5 pocket calculator gets it perfect every time, thanks to a radically different d... Read more » 106 9   Entertainment Family, Poll just answer the question • Posted Jul 30 Actress Elisha Cuthbert, who started her career from Calgary, Canada, has made a unique identity for herself in Hollywood. Be it her role as Kim Bauer in the popular TV show 24 or the superhit come... Read more » 1.1K 43   What items never sell at garage sales? Candice Lynn, former Co-Founder & Director at New England Rabbit Sanctuary (1999-2005) • Answered November 26, 2019 During the years I ran the Rabbit Sanctuary, yard sales were one of the biggest ways we did fund-raising to sustain it. I found that there was one thing that invariably was... Read more » 1.4K 101   Is it true that Nivea cream is more effective than expensive, state-of-the-art creams? Asked in Quick search • Answered by Fairytale • April 28 I am a cosmetic chemist who formulates skincare products for both individuals and companies... I know how the industry works very well. A major misconception in the world of... Read more » 3.1K 229   If American homes are made of cheap and flimsy materials, then why does the average home cost so much? MetroDispatch • Answered July 21 To outsiders, American homes look like a flimsy collection of toothpicks. Yet they cost a fortune because 40% of that massive price tag pays for absolutely everything excep... Read more » 373 83   What is the pink slime in McDonald's Burgers? Asked in Fast food news • Answered by Terry Lo • June 27, 2020 Well, actually there is no “pink slime” in the burgers. The burgers are pretty much mostly beef and seasoning. However, the famous pink slime that you are referring to WAS u... Read more » 565 74   Ronal, former Philosopher • Posted May 5 My dad is 68 years old and went in for a routine physical a few years ago. The doctor was surprised that he didn’t regularly get vaccines, boosters, or flu shots. My dad listened respectfully and the... Read more » 4K 598   What is the alcohol withdrawal timeline? Sarah Turner, Psychology grad researching addiction, alcohol & recovery • Answered July 2 Alcohol withdrawal timeline that nobody actually talks about. Not the sugar-coated version. So 0 to 24 hours: Here, you don’t even think you’re withdrawal, you’re just super... Read more » 213 35   Why did The Club steering wheel lock become a hardly used product nowadays? RouteForge • Answered August 3 In the 1990s, The Club was an unbreakable steel fortress designed to stop car thieves. It was ultimately brought down by a three-second hacksaw trick and an invisible micro... Read more » 775 79   Why do cremations actually take a few hours to complete, and are there certain body types that burn faster than others? NovaPrism • Answered June 20 At 1,800°F, a crematory spends its first hour just boiling off a body's water. From there, the speed of the burn depends on a surprisingly dangerous, combustible fuel: huma... Read more » 404 23 Read more in your feed

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