I read the reasons for suspension, but don't think I'll appeal cos it seems I violated so many of their rules! 😅 Seems they're very harsh on crypto content now, and my posts are all about crypto. 🙂😎
It doesn't matter, who reads Medium anyway? It's so 2021...
Yeah! It's getting crazier and crazier every day, new rules added all the time. Soon it's impossible for everyone to stay onboard without breaking them
Yeah, well, it was just one of the platforms where I copy pasted my Inleo articles 😅. Took like 30 seconds. Also, they don't have a token, it was merely to attract user to use my ref links (which I guess was a violation of their guidelines as well...)
That is bit like sayng SURGE is supposed to have no utility until the round sells.
Obviously, getting the pool filled might be tougher before the sellout but what if it takes longer than expected?
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Two Years of the Great War: A Reflection on Battles, Strategies, and Global Impact
Two years have passed since the outbreak of the Great War, which officially began when Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. As we mark this significant milestone, it’s compelling to analyze the ongoing consequences and shifts in the battlefield a hundred and two years later.
Last week, British forces succeeded in capturing Longval and Delville Wood at the Somme. However, this week, their efforts faced chaotic, poorly coordinated assaults, resulting in what can only be described as disastrous. The British launched another attack at Giemont on July 30, repeating mistakes from previous assaults. They failed to grasp the German tactical evolution, notably the Germans’ deployment of machine guns from trenches into shell craters, making traditional infantry advances highly costly.
The Second Royal Scots Fusiliers, involving 770 men, faced devastating losses, with only 120 returning. Overall, the British command displayed a troubling lack of situational awareness, especially as the frontlines had shifted since early July. The once-effective small-scale attacks no longer succeeded because German defenses had become more organized, with reinforced positions increasingly difficult to observe and target. Persistent bad weather further hampered British air superiority, and artillery wear and tear was reducing accuracy for large barrages.
This deterioration illustrated the grim reality on the Western Front: the initial momentum was waning, and the battlefield was evolving into a more entrenched, deadly stalemate.
Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, Russian forces launched a massive offensive on July 28. Their renewed assault nearly breached German and Austro-Hungarian defenses across the entire line, with devastating losses for the Austro-Hungarian Fourth Army—losing approximately 15,000 soldiers, around 60% of their combat strength, along with nearly 90 machine guns. Historian Timothy Doran notes that the combat fatigue in Austria-Hungary was significant, describing many soldiers as surrendering after minimal resistance during these battles.
The Russian attack was partly aimed at diverting attention—yet, despite initial gains, heavy rains in July made the frontline along the Stuhach River impassable for the alliance troops, energizing the German pre-reserve forces to stabilize the line. The Russian Third Army and the Guards Corps pushed toward Koveli, but the Germans effectively resisted, preventing a breakthrough. Notably, Russian General Aleksandr Brusilov’s forces suffered high costs, akin to the casualties in June, due to poor coordination and strategic missteps.
Further south, General Pavlo Rachynsky’s Ninth Army refrained from launching attacks despite pressure from Brusilov and other Russian commanders. The arrival of the Carpathian Group to Bukovina offered a renewed defensive opportunity, which the Allied forces believed could turn into an effective counterattack—although actual offensive operations had yet to materialize.
The Ottoman Front and Broader Developments
On the Sinai Peninsula, British forces repelled an Ottoman attack, counterattacking and pushing the Ottoman troops 30 kilometers back. These regional skirmishes illustrate the war’s global reach beyond Europe, affecting regions like the Middle East.
A World at War: States’ Perspectives and Propaganda
As the war entered its second year, global powers reflected on their positions and underlying motives, often through official statements. A rare insight from Britain reaffirmed their consistent policy stance, while France claimed that justice was near, praising their efforts. Curiously, France also accused Germany of provoking the conflict through false pretenses—mentioning rumors that German attacks on a distant town, Nürnberg, had triggered the war, a claim that remains historically contested.
Germany responded through diplomat Mon Mun von Sossenstein, framing their involvement as a defensive measure against a coalition aiming to dismantle the German Reich. The Germans argued that their enemies had falsely boasted of conquering Germany, even imagining parades through Berlin by Cossacks and soldiers from India and the Corps of Korchaks—visions of German defeat that, in reality, had not come to pass.
Germany’s leadership emphasized their military successes—holding vast territories on both eastern and western fronts, and inflicting heavy losses on the enemy with relatively minimal gain. They celebrated their strategic resilience against repeated assaults, especially noting the failures of the Allied offensives in the Champagne and Russ regions last fall. Under the stewardship of the brilliant Hindenburg, German defenses remained formidable, and the Germans expressed unwavering confidence that they would ultimately emerge victorious.
This narrative underscores German resilience amid both military adversity and external criticism. Despite being embroiled in what many perceived as the most significant conflict in history, Germany’s officials expressed a triumphant tone—asserting that their enemies’ expectations of Germany’s quick collapse were exceedingly mistaken.
The War’s Extended Timeline: An Ongoing Struggle
At the two-year mark, the war shows no signs of ending imminently. Despite repeated Allied efforts, Germany remains a dominant force on key fronts, maintaining control over large swathes of land. The tide of battle continues to favor the German position, and their confidence in eventual victory is palpable.
In addition to the European conflicts, the war’s global impact persists. Turkey’s forces launched attacks on the Sinai Peninsula, exemplifying the war’s widening scope. Meanwhile, the war continues to shape political narratives worldwide, with Britain, France, and Germany issuing statements illustrating their perspectives.
Conclusion
As we reflect on these two years of relentless conflict, it’s clear that the Great War has evolved into a grueling, entrenched struggle with shifting tactics, devastating casualties, and complex international dynamics. Germany’s confidence, combined with the Allies’ ongoing challenges, paints a picture of a war that is far from over—not just in terms of years or battles, but in its profound influence on global history.
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My country's educational system may not be good yet but from my experience through school, it's not as bad either. #outreach #threadstorm #hivelearners
Today, we seem to even have more females studying to great levels in school than the males. Yeah, that's not a proven statistics but it's to show how much importance my country have put into educating every person who shows the interest.
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A new day, a new jump for LEO to a price of $0.244. Hive is hovering around $0.218. The flippening is clear and also the tokenomics model that really works!
What if the dream comes true and a LeoDex whale wants to swap 10 ETH for SURGE?
What are their chances to work out not just account creation but (more importantly) the way to fund it smoothly?
If you are referring to the HIVE->SWAP.HIVE fee, that is 0.75% but I'll send you a !vote as you proved my point that even Hivers can easily go wrong. Binance is not for everyone, BTW.
It's essentially that participation is an integral part of the growth of inleo ecosystem tokens. Holding is not enough, participation is a major factor to growing your bags.
🧵/2 A lot of people just want to sit back and wait for their LEO, LSTR and SURGE to grow in value for them to realize their dream, holding is good but you need to play a part to the growth of the system.
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Significant developments in the crypto world! Regulatory bodies are advancing towards including spot trading on well-regulated platforms. This marks a significant move for institutional engagement. 🚀🔒
So, it seems this is how Inleo works: You post something, then you're busy for hours figuring out what storm caught you. This is fun! Nice work, and thx for all your support!
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I like your view! It just so happens I have (on multiple occasions) been called racist because I find that kind of jokes funny.
I like the darker humour, but that doesn't mean I dislike the people in the jokes.
Too few people see comedy as Ricky Gervais and Jimmy Carr - two of my favourite comedians 😆
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Exactly!
Though, sometimes it seems like the clichés are true (at least for some). Like Jamaicans and chicken jokes. I only know a few Jamaicans, but they all love chicken 😂
!BBH
Sometimes a laugh is just a reflex, not a belief. If you keep enjoying those jokes or share them, that says more, so maybe ask why your brain hits chuckle before your morals wake up.
Haha, a punch card for good behavior would be nice! Emergencies might still need hospitals, but privacy’s a real concern with home setups. Tech’s gotta step up with solid encryption and boundaries
I haven't checked, I just placed a buy order on the Hive Engine with the rest of my swap.hive 😂
I'm pretty sure it's dwindling every hour though.
It might get to a point where it's unsure whether there will be enough LEO left to support the buybacks.
That is very bullish though, imagine some prices it will reach
It will eventually be a problem, but I guess there will always be people who sell, especially when the liquidity is so low that the reward system (POL, SIRP and other buybacks) is forced to buy 1 LEO for like $300 or even more.
The rewards will then be very low on InLeo, but will have huge value 💯
Well, that is a long shot. But, I don't know if it will be reaching $100+. Considering the current price. But, we will have to wait. Things are looking good for it now.
It was being wasted once the vote multiplier tool disappeared. There is no point unless you have an extra alt account for Leo curation. Most of the people I curate are not tied in with Leo (70/30) and my curation is already over stretched with the accounts I support.
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The second screenshot in Khal's thread made me laugh 🤭, especially the last line of No. 3.
It's unlikely to surge faster than surge
Yeah, but that's true. If you know how fast $LSTR sold out, you will understand that $SURGE will sell out even faster.
Secondly, SURGE will be worth $1 and will yield some profit as long as you hold it. So, when do you think $HIVE will surge to half of the real surge? From my experience watching the HIVE price, it would 2x or 2.5x in November/December. Let's see if it happens earlier this year.
Unless HIVE puts off the inflationary switch to switch to deflationary, it can't be equal to $SURGE that is worth $1.
Some whales may be giving us the time to buy some $SURGE. It's 4 HIVE now at the initial sale; you can't tell what happens next.
I got a few $SURGE some minutes ago and hope to get more.
I just received a very legitimate looking text from Telegram saying my account was logged in from another country. Cambodia.
Before falling for messages like that: always remember to check the source and do NOT just click any link!!
I went straight to telegram and checked active sessions. No session I didn't recognise, meaning that text is scam despite the text showing up in the telegram text-thread.
I can usually spot it very, very easily. This one was a bit more tricky. If the link had been legitimate looking I maybe would have just clicked it. Maybe...
I tend to be cautious. Have only been scammed once before, and I figured it out before I lost any funds 🤞🏻
My man, we need your rep score to rise, asap! Your replies doesn't show in my inleo notifications.
Random question, did you create the account via inleo or somewhere else on Hive?
And as for the scammer impersonating scammers, do you mean because they alarmed me it was a scam, but the real scam was there was no scam? (Can you even follow that?? 😂😂 So confusing now)
Well, I would try to find out his reason not because I can't let him go, but to ensure he leaves on a good note and a good reason. If it's the pay, and I can afford him, why not but if he willingly wants to go, then he should be allowed to freely leave.
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It's interesting, this one managed to do it. I heard on one of the AMA's that soon bots will start purchasing Premiums when they reach 10 HBD in rewards. Just didn't expect it to happen so soon! 😀
Thanks this doc was cool he didn't really wanna diagnose just trying to help with the underlying issues of this bad taking care of myself/willingness to sacrifice for the vision
I don't really sweat it. Just trying to understand myself better. I know enough that there's not a single person that doesn't have issues and just some people's issues are a lot more obvious
Trying to understand yourself better is always a good decision - especially if it opens the door for support in developing the skills how you deal with the cards you have been given.
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The Strategic Impact of the British Naval Blockade During World War I
During the early 20th century, the British Royal Navy claimed undisputed dominance over the seas since the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. For over a century, Britain maintained a powerful fleet, primarily focused on checking rival navies, especially France, which had remained Britain's main maritime adversary. However, the emergence of the German Empire as a formidable military and economic power in the early 1900s shifted Britain’s naval focus eastward, sparking a tense rivalry with Germany.
Under Kaiser Wilhelm II, Germany sought to challenge British naval supremacy by building a fleet comparable in size and strength to Britain’s. This ambitious naval program heightened tensions and set the stage for an arms race at sea. To counteract this rising threat, the British Admiralty adopted a strategic approach rooted in blockade tactics that had proven successful in the past.
Strategies for Naval Warfare: Close vs. Distant Blockade
Initially, the idea of a close blockade—a tactic involving the direct interdiction of an enemy’s ports with smaller, agile ships such as torpedo boats—was considered. This would involve blocking German ports directly, preventing ships from leaving or returning. Larger ships, like dreadnoughts, would provide support for these smaller vessels, defending them from enemy counterattack.
However, a significant challenge arose: such operations would require traversing the vast expanse of the North Sea, which posed risks for the limited range of the torpedo boats and increased vulnerability to submarines, mines, and other hazards. To mitigate these issues, in 1912, the British adopted a distant blockade strategy under the guidance of Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty.
The distant blockade aimed to seal off German access to the North Sea entirely. British forces would establish minefields along the narrow entry points to German waters, such as the English Channel and the approaches to the North Sea, essentially transforming it into an area of maritime exclusion. The key elements included:
Mining the Danish straits and the English Channel to prevent German ships from leaving.
Deployment of sizable ships in known strategic locations like the Scapa Flow in Scotland, which would serve as a defensive anchor and a staging point for naval operations.
By isolating Germany’s fleet and its access points, Britain aimed to cut Germany off from vital supplies and trade routes, forcing the country into a state of economic and military siege.
Economic Warfare and Its Effects
The blockade targeted Germany’s economy, which was heavily dependent on imported food and raw materials—about a quarter of which came from abroad. British intelligence and naval officials believed that prolonged economic pressure would exhaust Germany’s resources, degrade its war effort, and hasten victory.
Charles Ottley, head of British naval intelligence, remarked that the process of economically crippling Germany would be slow but unavoidable, with vital supplies running dry within six months of the blockade’s intensification.
Pre-war trade statistics exemplify this threat: Germany and Austria’s exports to the United States, which topped $124 million, sharply declined in subsequent years during the war, indicating the impact of the blockade and disrupted supply chains.
International Law and Neutral Shipping
The blockade faced legal and diplomatic constraints. The wartime maritime laws defined clear criteria for what constituted contraband—goods that could be used militarily versus those that could not. Contraband included weapons and ammunition, but also potentially useful items like cotton (for uniforms) and fertilizer (for explosives).
Neutral countries' shipping was protected under international agreements, provided they weren’t carrying contraband. However, these rules were difficult to enforce strictly, especially as Germany employed unrestricted submarine warfare to counter the blockade.
German Response and the Effectiveness of the Blockade
Initially, neutral ships could often bypass the blockade, trading with Germany through neutral ports or indirect routes. Nonetheless, from 1916 onward, the British intensified their efforts, especially after the United States entered the war in 1917. The Royal Navy became more aggressive in stopping and seizing neutral ships, greatly reducing Germany’s ability to sustain itself.
This sustained blockade—coupled with Germany's naval innovations such as U-boat warfare—significantly hindered German imports, including vital foodstuffs. By the late stages of the war, the blockade’s toll was evident: around 772,736 German deaths were directly linked to it, along with widespread civilian hardship.
Humanitarian and War-Weariness Effects
The blockade's profound impact extended beyond military considerations. By restricting imports, it induced severe shortages of food, fuel, and industrial materials in Germany and Austria-Hungary. As supplies dwindled, civilian populations faced hunger and poverty, culminating in rationing and, in some cases, starvation. The situation in Vienna and Berlin rivaled the hardships seen in besieged cities like Petrograd.
Despite its slow pace, the blockade was recognized as a critical factor in undermining German morale and war capacity—contributing significantly to Germany’s eventual defeat.
Conclusion: The Long-Term Impact of Naval Blockades
The British naval blockade during World War I exemplified a strategic use of maritime power as an instrument of economic warfare. While not an immediate knockout punch, it steadily eroded Germany’s capacity to continue fighting and sowed civilian suffering that would influence the course of the war’s conclusion.
The effectiveness of the blockade underscores the importance of controlling sea lanes and limiting an adversary’s access to resources—a lesson that still resonates in modern naval strategy and economic warfare. This historical approach combined military prowess with diplomatic and legal constraints, illustrating a comprehensive method of weakening an enemy from within.
Thanks to Daniel Jackson for the research material for this article.
For insights into how neutral countries like the Netherlands maintained their wartime neutrality, check out our previous coverage.
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After having some conversations with @taskmaster4450le yesterday about $SURGE, I emptied my HBD, haha and was able to get 28 $SURGE, and I'm looking forward to getting more soon, but I hope it won't be all gone by some whales.
Get some $SURGE now that you can. 😊
This has to be the best Leo season for me so far. All I have wished for is becoming a reality through the Leo project. A Leo lady is loving it all. 🦁
The advent of web3 proposed what seemed like an old wives fabble, but the indebt attriuties the landscape of web3 social-fis makes available is just overwhelming! It's not just about free speech,it is the very rudiments of web3 expressed.
$LSTR is an investment in Leostrategy which buy and holds $LEO. They will always be buying and will never sell. So as more LEO in fund and LEO price goes up LSTR price goes up.
$SURGE is like a convertible perfered share. Pay a dividend now with the potential to convert to shares after LSTR is over $50.
It was a movie well enough to pass the time, however, it was inevitably shit. It started promising but then down the line, it did what many modern movies do now, deviate from the track. Wait... there was no track to begin with. Link in the next thread...
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The Turning Tide on the Italian Front: A Major Breakthrough in World War I
Italy's Stalemate Breaks Suddenly
Italy's performance in the ongoing Great War has been far from impressive. For most of the conflict, the Italian front, closely tied with Austria-Hungary, has remained largely stagnant, characterized by a persistent deadlock. Two months prior, the Austro-Hungarian Empire launched a formidable offensive, leaving the Italians fearful of imminent defeat. However, this week marked a dramatic change in the situation—they managed to break through the enemy lines.
Meanwhile, the Battle of the Somme has stretched over a month, and the Battle of Verdun has raged for five months. The enormous casualties inflicted on the British forces have begun to raise serious doubts about whether the immense sacrifices are justified. On the Eastern Front, Russian forces under Brusilov continue their relentless push, regularly gaining victories and severely damaging Austro-Hungarian morale. German reinforcements and strategic generals are preparing to shift the tide in favor of the Central Powers.
The week’s fighting starts with the Russian troops making significant progress along their southwestern front after nearly a week of continuous attacks. From August 6, Russians seized high ground along the Siret and Koropetz rivers. The following day, they crossed into Tumaș, capturing soldiers and territory, and taking approximately 4,000 prisoners. Three days later, they advanced into Șismenizia, capturing another 7,400. By August 10, as Austro-Hungarian forces withdrew, the Russians controlled Stanislau and held nearly 8,500 prisoners.
Despite these advances, the Russians did not threaten Hungary, Poland, or Galicia directly during this phase. German General Erich Ludendorff indicated that the Austro-Hungarian forces appeared to be close to collapse, prompting German reinforcements from the northern front. The Austro-Hungarian Second Army, along with other Central Powers units, suffered heavy losses, with Russian forces led by Vadimir Sakhalov’s 11th Army becoming increasingly exhausted in their relentless assaults. Currently, the fighting has paused in the center of the front for both sides to reorganize. However, the southern sector of the front remains tense—and crucial.
On the Italian front, the recent Battle of Trentino concluded in June, but the Italian Chief of Staff Luigi Cadorna shifted his attention to the Isonzo River front. This shift marked a notable change—Cadorna was now receptive to input from other officers about a new plan. He informed Duke Ostia that a new offensive would be launched with the primary goal of capturing the “throat” of Gorizia, aiming to establish a base at Lermont-Saint-Michel to launch future attacks on Gorizia itself and to prevent Austro-Hungarian forces from escaping.
This new plan involved concentrating artillery fire on a smaller, more strategic zone between the Paga Hill and the city itself, a departure from previous broad-front assaults. Cadorna suggested that they should also aim to capture Lermont-Saint-Michel, as it was a key strategic point south of Gorizia—a move that caught many by surprise, including Cadorna himself, who had typically underestimated the element of surprise.
Cadorna was confident that three divisions could launch an attack supported by heavy artillery and reserves. A critical component was the 6th Army, led by Louis Capararo, tasked with establishing a foothold between the riverbank and the city, primarily capturing a small breakthrough point suitable for machine-gun defenses. The intense fortifications on Sabatino Mountain, comprising trenches, tunnels, and caves, provided excellent vantage points for the Italians to seize the summit once the assault began.
Over 200,000 Italian soldiers were prepared for the offensive against Gorizia and Lermont-Saint-Michel, with large-scale deployments of artillery—more than four times the number of mortars compared to a year earlier, along with unprecedented quantities of shells.
On August 6, 1916, the artillery bombardment commenced with notable success. Cadorna's artillery effectively disrupted Austro-Hungarian communications and command centers; the latter suffered significant damage, prompting a desperate plea for reserve troops and heavy artillery from the Austro-Hungarian command. Despite their efforts, the Austrians were heavily outnumbered and outgunned.
Italian troops, utilizing innovative tactics such as tying large white disks to their backs, advanced swiftly onto Sabatino Mountain, taking the summit in just 38 minutes—a feat that marked one of the most promising moments for Italy in the war up to that point.
Simultaneously, the attack on Lermont-Saint-Michel began at 3:30 PM, leading to fierce fighting. Italian forces secured the mountain apex after intense combat, and by the following day, the entire central area was in Italian hands. Over the previous 14 months, Italians had lost around 110,000 men capturing the same small 8-kilometer zone, emphasizing the high cost of this strategic victory.
The Austro-Hungarian defense around Gorizia began collapsing rapidly. The Paga Hill was ravaged, artillery ran out of ammunition, and reinforcements took days to arrive—too late to save the city. By the night of August 7, Austro-Hungarian forces had retreated behind a second line of defense, with only about 5,000 soldiers managing to escape. By August 8, Gorizia fell into Italian hands, and approximately 20,000 prisoners were captured—a decisive and shocking victory for Italy.
Elsewhere in the Balkans, Italian efforts intensified. Around Thessaloniki, about 5,000 Russian and 11,000 Italian troops had landed along with French and British forces, joining Serbian and other Allied units. Greece’s neutrality was a contentious issue; though Greece claimed to remain neutral, they allowed Bulgaria to hold the strategically vital Loupar Fortress, sparking accusations that Greece was violating neutrality—an act seen by the Allies as a betrayal.
On October 8, Ottoman forces under Mustafa Kemal recaptured key towns like Mush and Bitlis, marking a setback for Russian advances and opening the gateway into Mesopotamia for the Ottomans.
In the West, the battles at the Somme and Verdun persisted with relentless losses. At the Somme, British troops advanced only marginally, facing intense machine-gun fire due to insufficient artillery preparation. The French gained ground in Hem Wood and near Morapa. At Verdun, the fighting centered around the Thieummon Fortress, shifting back and forth with no decisive breakthrough.
A particularly tragic and revealing aspect of the Somme campaign was the phenomenon of shell shock, now recognized as traumatic stress disorder. Soldiers, such as Indian cavalrymen, experienced severe psychological breakdowns, with some fleeing in terror or becoming emotionally numb after intense bombardments. The British established dedicated treatment centers to address these cases, although the scale of destruction—over one million shells fired at the front—made mental health issues a pressing concern.
Conclusion: A War of Attrition and Drastic Changes
This week marked a significant turning point. Italy’s tactical gamble paid off, delivering a major victory that surprised many—including the Italians themselves—and threatened to shake the war's long-standing stalemate. Meanwhile, the relentless attrition on the Western Front and the exhausting toll on soldiers’ mental health highlighted the war's brutal reality. The conflict in the Balkans also testified to the shifting alliances and ongoing upheavals shaping the broader geopolitical landscape.
As the war continued to evolve, the human suffering, strategic shifts, and unexpected breakthroughs underscored that this was a conflict of patience, adaptation, and devastating consequence for all involved.
Feliz martes comunidad, que sea un excelente y productivo día, donde todo pasa muy rápido y por eso se tiene que aprovechar para así poder llegar a la cima y conseguir todo lo que uno se proponga.
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What's happening right now with LEO is not an accident. It's the beginnings of a well thought-out plan, developed through both experience and study of other successful ventures, and now being systematically implemented to take full advantage of blockchain and crypto. And it's working.
All this excitement with #LEO means that #PEPT has a new participation series where you can Learn Before You Earn anything on Hive, including some #TooFuckeh problem solving tokens.
I’ve been meaning to. Need to pick your brain a bit on the book business. Been scouring Craigslist ads and picking up random free stuff for resale, and now I’m sitting on many boxes of random books
Within 30 minutes that SURGE sells out, the SURGE:LEO pool will launch with $50k liquidity
The same as LSTR:LEO but that one got seeded with $5k
Expect a lot more liquidity for SURGE. Also, your SURGE dividends still count if you’re an LP. So you can double dip and earn from trading fees + dividends 👀
Just bought some #surge cus, well why not. I can get yield in LEO so that sounds good to me. Plus I had swap.hive marinating in my wallet seems like a good use ;-)
Hoy algunos threads de mi idolo del Futbul pero la locura de los 91 goles de Messi en 2012 todavía me parece algo sacado de un videojuego, el tipo hacía más de un gol por partido durante todo un año, rompió el récord de Gerd Müller que había durado 40 años y encima daba asistencias como si nada, pero lo más loco es que el Barca no ganó la Champions esa temporada, te demuestra que el futbol es de equipo #messi #barcelona #futbol #goat #champions
Unveiling the Austrian-Hungarian Pistols of World War I
During a special episode on World War I firearms, the host Indie Nidel delves deep into the fascinating world of Austrian-Hungarian pistols, exploring their design, functionality, and historical significance. The episode offers a comprehensive overview of various models, illustrating how Austria-Hungary's firearms industry adapted to wartime needs while showcasing their unique technological innovations.
The episode begins with the Rasch & Gasser revolver, a noteworthy weapon due to its impressive eight-shot capacity—a rarity for revolvers of its era. Chambered in the 8 mm Rasch & Gasser cartridge, it rivaled French ordinance cartridges in terms of power and ballistic performance, comparable to a modern .380 ACP. The revolver was designed as a gate-loader, featuring a user-friendly "Adab system" that disconnects the hammer, allowing for safe loading and unloading without accidental discharges.
One of its standout features is its straightforward disassembly system, enabling quick maintenance. Internally, it is a double-single action revolver, with the hammer set in the frame rather than on the hand, a somewhat uncommon design. Produced in Vienna from 1898 to 1919—well beyond the war’s end—its longevity was attributed to its robust reliability and simple craftsmanship, making it a staple within the Austro-Hungarian Empire's military and civilian circles.
The host moves on to early semi-automatic designs, highlighting the Mon Licker 1905, which, although not officially adopted as a military pistol, was widespread in private ownership and used by external militaries like Argentina. Its unique design caters to one-handed operation, reminiscent of fencing swords, with an ergonomic profile to facilitate quick aiming despite its apparent awkwardness.
This pistol was stripper-clip fed—an uncommon feature in later designs—allowing soldiers to reload rapidly by sliding rounds into the magazine while the clip was ejected. Powered by a delayed blowback system, it fired the proprietary 8 mm Mon Licker cartridge, which was tailored for this weapon’s specifications. Despite mixed opinions on its reliability, it served as an influential precursor to later Austrian automatic pistols.
The Roth Styer and the Development of Modern Pistols
Next is the Roth Styer, a distinctive semi-automatic pistol developed by Carol Kinka, later sold under the Roth and Styre brands. It incorporates a rotating locking breach—an innovative mechanism where the barrel and bolt move rearward together and then twist out of the way, allowing the bolt to operate independently. This advanced action was notable for its complexity and robustness, reflecting a transitional period in firearm design.
Initially intended for cavalry use, the Roth Styer was designed with a hybrid single/double-action striker system to prevent accidental discharges, a critical feature for officers often carrying pistols in the field. Also, like earlier models, it employed stripper-clip feeding, emphasizing Austria-Hungary’s preference for familiar logistics and manufacturing processes amidst wartime pressures. Its compact size and modern appearance made it a popular choice, even capable of being re-chambered in the more common 9mm Parabellum.
Moving into Hungarian innovations, the episode spotlights Rudolph Threr’s Frommer Stop, a small, finely crafted pistol embodying national pride. Developed mainly between 1910 and 1912, it utilized a long recoil system akin to Browning’s Auto-5 shotgun, where the barrel and bolt recoil together before cycling.
Chambered in a hotter-loaded version of the 7.65mm Frommer cartridge, the Frommer Stop was notable for its over-engineering—featuring a grip safety and a sophisticated mechanical design with multiple spring sets and complex lockwork. Despite these advanced features, it was somewhat impractical for combat, being overbuilt and expensive. However, it gained favor within Hungary’s national identity, serving primarily as a police and civilian firearm.
Austria adopted a series of pistols inspired by various European designs, including the Styron 1909, a Belgian-influenced pistol with a tipping barrel and no extractor or ejector. Its unique design was intended for ease of use, especially for those with weak hands, but it proved somewhat unreliable, suffering from issues like high recoil and breakages of firing pins during testing.
Additionally, Austria was interested in the Sty Pipe 1909, a small, innovative pistol featuring a tipping barrel system that didn't rely on an extractor or ejector, relying instead on blowback force to expel spent casings. However, the design's reliance on weak springs and a complex loading process limited its practicality, leading to production being primarily for civilian markets rather than military adoption.
The Overengineered and Patriotic: The Hungarian Kinkel and the 1912 Styron
Hungary’s firearm industry saw the creation of the Kinkel-designed Styron 1912, a semi-automatic with advanced features like a rotating barrel lock system borrowed from the earlier Roth. This model—adopted later by Romania—demonstrated Hungary’s pursuit of technological excellence and national pride. Its complex engineering, including a proprietary 9mm cartridge, underscored the desire for domestically produced, reliable weaponry.
Throughout the episode, Indie Nidel emphasizes the Austro-Hungarian approach of customizing firearms to their manufacturing capabilities and logistical preferences. The region’s firearms not only showcase diverse mechanical innovations but also reflect a pragmatic attitude: embracing complexity where beneficial but sticking with proven, reliable designs during wartime. The tendency to tailor cartridges to specific guns rather than enforce strict standardization highlights a national industry eager to innovate without being bound by rigid military specifications.
The legacy of these weapons is evident—they were a mixture of technological experimentation, national pride, and practical wartime adaptation. Many of these pistols, such as the Roth Styer and the Frommer Stop, played significant roles in the battlefield and are cherished by collectors today for their ingenuity and historical importance.
Further Exploration: Interested viewers are encouraged to check out the host's other videos on German and Hungarian firearms from World War I, as well as supplementary channels like C and Arsenal, for detailed analyses of these weapons in action.
Ese Messi de 2015 del triplete era otra cosa hermanos, 58 goles y 31 asistencias con la MSN funcionando como reloj suizo, la química con Neymar y Suárez era pura magia, esa final contra la Juve fue perfecta, demostró que podía ser goleador, asistidor y líder todo junto, para mi esa temporada fue la más completa de todas #messi #msn #triplete #barcelona #champions
A Week in the Great War: Shifts, Strategies, and Surprises
As historians and military analysts look back on the ongoing conflicts of the Great War, one principle remains clear: victory in battle is often as much about timing and strategy as it is about skill and command. A recent week of intense fighting across multiple fronts exemplifies this truth, revealing both progress and setbacks for the belligerents, as well as the unpredictable nature of war.
The Italian Front: A Promising Breakthrough, Then a Missed Opportunity
In Italy, recent weeks have seen significant activity. The Italian forces managed to break through Austro-Hungarian defenses and seized the city of Gorizia, marking a notable advancement. Duke of Ossta, the Italian commander, urged his troops to pursue the retreating enemy into the surrounding hills and valleys, aiming to capitalize on the momentum.
However, tactical hesitation and logistical challenges prevented them from fully exploiting this breakthrough. The Italian troops lacked adequate mechanized transport, and their artillery was too heavy for the small boats needed to cross rivers swiftly. As a result, the Austro-Hungarian defenses re-stabilized somewhat, and their machine guns quickly responded to the Italian advance.
Key Turning Point: Had the Italians pressed forward immediately after capturing Gorizia, they could have potentially shattered the Austro-Hungarian line entirely. Many historians argue that a simple shift in timing—advancing on that crucial night rather than waiting three days—might have led to a decisive victory and possibly reached Ljubljana, opening the door to Vienna itself. This missed chance left the Austro-Hungarians momentarily shaken but still capable of regrouping and resisting further Italian assaults.
Despite the missed opportunity, the Italians inflicted significant losses on their enemies. The Austro-Hungarian army suffered around 50,000 casualties, with Italian losses estimated at twice that figure. The public, however, celebrated this as a major triumph—the first time since Rome's fall that Italy’s forces had defeated a strong foreign army on the battlefield—boosting morale amid continued hardship.
The Italian command, particularly Duke Ossta, received mixed reviews. While he was praised for his victory, his delays and missed strategic opportunities revealed shortcomings in leadership. His failure to swiftly press the advantage and his indecisiveness in the critical days afterward allowed the Austro-Hungarians to begin retreating toward the mountain passes of the Sultano valley, effectively ending the offensive.
The Battle for Verdun and the Western Front: Attrition and Exhaustion
On the Western Front, particularly at the critical Verdun and Somme sectors, fighting persists with relentless intensity. Small-scale engagements continue daily, with no clear breakthrough in sight.
The British Army moved closer to the River Somme, advancing into positions northwest of Ploegsteert, and making gains along the trench systems from Ploegsteert to the valley of the Somme. French forces also recaptured large sections of the front, including the entire town of Flirey, which boosted French morale.
However, in the intense fighting at Loïz wood, German counterattacks on August 18 resulted in heavy German casualties, with soldiers describing the fighting as suicidal—lined up shoulder to shoulder, only to be mowed down by machine gun fire. Correspondents like Philip Gibbs depicted the brutal reality: soldiers fighting with their blood, suffering from exhaustion, and expressing despair in letters home.
Verdun's Changing Tide: The Germans had initially suffered heavy losses but managed to limit damage by August 18, regaining some ground. Nonetheless, French forces recaptured the town of Flirey, and the overall situation turned in France’s favor, with German morale hurt as they lost ground at Verdun.
German Leadership Divides
Within the German military high command, disagreements simmered. The Chief of Staff, Erich von Falkenhayn, issued directives demanding the 5th Army maintain aggressive offensive pressure, despite mounting casualties. Commanders like General Françoise wanted to renew attacks, while others, including General Rohroff, advocated for static defense to stem losses. These disagreements reflect the stress and strategic uncertainty faced by German leadership.
Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the Germans executed a tactical withdrawal from the Styripa River line on August 12, effectively pausing major offensive plans against the Russian armies. Russian forces attempted to push into Bukovina, but their advances were stymied, especially once German reinforcements arrived.
Russian General Alexeiev, advocating for a divided front, misunderstood or misjudged German strength. Under the command of German Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, the Germans effectively contained the Russian push, switching to a defensive stance after significant casualties. General Brusilov's forces faced relentless artillery and machine gun fire, leading to high Russian casualties—estimated around one million dead or wounded in just this summer campaign.
The Russian attacks, especially the Brusilov offensive, while initially promising, ultimately resulted in extensive losses without achieving strategic breakthroughs. The Russian command’s lack of detailed maps and inadequate air reconnaissance hindered their efforts, as German air superiority allowed them to bomb Russian lines and sabotage their artillery preparations.
By mid-August, Russian commander Brusilov ordered a shift to defensive operations, acknowledging the draining attrition of his forces. The offensive officially concluded with limited gains but devastating losses for both sides.
In the Balkans, the war's momentum surged again. Bulgarian forces launched a major assault on the Serbian defense line at Fluorina on August 17, aiming to break through and reach Salonika. Despite swift initial advances by Bulgarian troops, the attack faced fierce resistance and was ultimately repelled after intense fighting.
The Bulgarian commander, a veteran of the 1870 Prussian-French conflict, was confident of quick victory, claiming that they would reach Salonika within a week. However, the Serbian and Allied defenses proved resilient, and Bulgarian forces suffered heavy casualties—estimated at around 50,000—while pushing the front line back.
Simultaneously, the British Royal Navy and Royal Air Force targeted Bulgarian supply lines, bombing railways and strategic bridges, attempting to curb Bulgarian advances and support Serbian resistance.
Political Developments in Southeast Europe
In a significant political shift, Romania broke its neutrality and officially joined the Allies on August 17. Prior to this, Romania had maintained a cautious stance, allowing German and Austro-Hungarian forces to use its territory to supply their campaigns in the Ottoman Empire. The Romanian government hoped to seize territorial gains—particularly the Tisa River region, Western Banat, and parts of Bukovina—in exchange for allying with the Allies and entering the war.
This move added a new dimension to the conflict, complicating the Central Powers’ plans in Southeast Europe and promising new territorial disputes.
Summary and Reflection
This week’s events across multiple fronts showcase the complex, often tragic nature of the Great War. The Italians achieved a notable victory at Gorizia but failed to capitalize on their gains, illustrating how strategic hesitation can cost even the most successful offensives.
Meanwhile, on the Western and Eastern fronts, brutal attrition, leadership struggles, and logistical issues continued to shape the course of the conflict. The staggering losses—over a million Russian casualties in the summer alone—highlight the war's toll on young lives and the questionable sustainability of such relentless fighting.
In the Balkans, new battles and political shifts indicate the war’s expansion into Southeast Europe, promising further upheaval and bloodshed.
As historian Mark Thompson pointed out in The White War, the cost of the battles in the Alps has been staggering—not just in lives lost, but in the erosion of morale and the fragility of victory. The war’s unpredictability remains its most defining feature, with commanders often seeing their hard-won gains slip away at the last minute.
Looking Ahead
The war continues, with no definitive end in sight. As leaders debate strategies and battle lines shift, one thing remains certain: victory is fleeting, and the cost is forever etched on the hearts of nations and the pages of history.
For those interested in deeper insights into Italy’s role and the political tides shaping their involvement, additional special features are available.
Supporting resources such as The White War by Mark Thompson are recommended for a profound understanding of the brutal mountain warfare in the Alps. If you wish to support our work or learn more, consider visiting our Patreon and subscribing for updates.
Until next time, stay tuned to the ongoing saga of the Great War.
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Lol, my account on Medium was banned! 😀
I read the reasons for suspension, but don't think I'll appeal cos it seems I violated so many of their rules! 😅 Seems they're very harsh on crypto content now, and my posts are all about crypto. 🙂😎
It doesn't matter, who reads Medium anyway? It's so 2021...
You can earn reward there ?
Not that I am aware.
Yeah, but you need a certain amount of followers and there's some really strickt rules for that as well, need to live in a certain country, etc.
Sad, but that’s the problem with using platforms that own everything you publish. Do you use publish0x?
Yes, I copy paste my Inleo posts there as well. They're cool 👍
LOL
web2 is so fucked up... you need to have a PhD just to use it.
Yeah! It's getting crazier and crazier every day, new rules added all the time. Soon it's impossible for everyone to stay onboard without breaking them
Once platforms that don't use KYC vs the ones that do value 10x those, society will start thinking twice.
Definitely. Eventually people are drawn to where there's no harsh guidelines and can express themselves freely
And what rules did you break?
Pretty much all them. Posted crypto stuff, links, ref codes, evertyhing
no ome cares about medium
Medium? Medium? Nope, i‘m gonna go with FULLMOON $LEO 🚀🌕👍🏽
Yeah, well, it was just one of the platforms where I copy pasted my Inleo articles 😅. Took like 30 seconds. Also, they don't have a token, it was merely to attract user to use my ref links (which I guess was a violation of their guidelines as well...)
You bad bad little boy you! 🙈🙉🙊
What am supposed to do!? 😅 Write a new article on every platform? 😀 Not an option.
Top volume coins… on H-E.
Hope it continues like that once the pool comes along.
making massive amount of fees
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Lots of volatility for @leostrategy to harvest!
Expensive now. 😅 https://inleo.io/threads/view/lstr.voter/lstr-reply-1754982817705-92dd288c
Yeah, you need to have 10 LSTR
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when you want you can :P
Rooting for all of you. Go get that victory! 🤝
Share it on other platforms please.
wen SURGE:SWAP.HBD Liquidity Pool?
yeah wen!
Imagine the possibilities.
would be nice to do arbitrage
as soon as it sells out
That is bit like sayng SURGE is supposed to have no utility until the round sells.
Obviously, getting the pool filled might be tougher before the sellout but what if it takes longer than expected?
Soon.. Along with SUEGE:LSTR liquidity pool.. Maybe
What's the first thing you do when you access inLeo lately?
#askleo #poll
Check my notifications
I guess we're all on the same page in here..
You'll sort it out, just like you always do!
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Good that you share
Sure..
There are only few days left till GW-1 starts.
what is this ?
It's a game.
Not really detailed answer
wise words
I am really happy for everyone who has made a fortune with $LEO. Keep up the good work! #leo #lstr
I have done delegation to @lstr.voter I should get #lstr token in return... ??
If you asked for it. You need to use the command for it. Go and read the post from leostrategy about it to learn all command 👍
or leo you can type !settings to check your settings
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you start with leo need to change it manually
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Seeking financial independence is important. However, if those you work for hardly ever see you, the future you're building may not include them.
Money can bring comfort but not family. Use the time wisely while it's still possible.
Once they are gone we realise how important they were
Trading isn’t about predicting every move; it’s about managing the ones you take. 🎯 Protect your capital, stick to your plan, and let time prove you right."
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$LEO is getting really expensive 😅🦁🚀
#leo #lstr #cent
There are more pools on HE to acquire LEO
Yeah, didnt actually even think about that 😅
Happy to help :D
Vote for MORE witnesses (if you want), and I am not going to tell you I am one... You should be able to verify that.
not expensive, fair priced
Pretty much.
!lstr
use the bot commands as a reply to a thread, not as a main thread and it should work
try to use it by responding tot his thread it should work
Nice.
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time to buy some #lstr & #leo
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$SURGE 😱
Have you surged it!
Shame WeWard does not allow to post stuff... otherwise they would be crazy looking at us...
SO many users there that are after cents, and here they would be in paradise.
how can I buy surge?
tribaldex.com
hive-engine.com
Thank you 👏
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fomo ? It mean you didnt buy enough
You always want more 🫠
Nice views around Ho Man Ting.
really nice view, wish i had the same
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Wow, that's a great Plus! 🙏
Hey @khaleelkazi it would be nice if stats or dashboard would be working during these times... as that massively helps on marketing.
#feedback
There is so many things that would be great for marketing if worked. Coingecko page would be a good start :D
Or we want to keep all this LEO justfor Hivers? :D
Definitely sharing would be beneficial for everyone.
sadly leo focus a lot of rolling new thing and not much on making actual things work just look at ref page that is still not up tp date
You do not market to authors, they will come for the money on their own.
Leo is marketing to people putting the money on the table.
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Two Years of the Great War: A Reflection on Battles, Strategies, and Global Impact
Two years have passed since the outbreak of the Great War, which officially began when Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. As we mark this significant milestone, it’s compelling to analyze the ongoing consequences and shifts in the battlefield a hundred and two years later.
The Battle of the Somme: A Tragic Stalemate
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Last week, British forces succeeded in capturing Longval and Delville Wood at the Somme. However, this week, their efforts faced chaotic, poorly coordinated assaults, resulting in what can only be described as disastrous. The British launched another attack at Giemont on July 30, repeating mistakes from previous assaults. They failed to grasp the German tactical evolution, notably the Germans’ deployment of machine guns from trenches into shell craters, making traditional infantry advances highly costly.
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The Second Royal Scots Fusiliers, involving 770 men, faced devastating losses, with only 120 returning. Overall, the British command displayed a troubling lack of situational awareness, especially as the frontlines had shifted since early July. The once-effective small-scale attacks no longer succeeded because German defenses had become more organized, with reinforced positions increasingly difficult to observe and target. Persistent bad weather further hampered British air superiority, and artillery wear and tear was reducing accuracy for large barrages.
This deterioration illustrated the grim reality on the Western Front: the initial momentum was waning, and the battlefield was evolving into a more entrenched, deadly stalemate.
The Eastern Front: A Bloodbath Continues
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Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, Russian forces launched a massive offensive on July 28. Their renewed assault nearly breached German and Austro-Hungarian defenses across the entire line, with devastating losses for the Austro-Hungarian Fourth Army—losing approximately 15,000 soldiers, around 60% of their combat strength, along with nearly 90 machine guns. Historian Timothy Doran notes that the combat fatigue in Austria-Hungary was significant, describing many soldiers as surrendering after minimal resistance during these battles.
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The Russian attack was partly aimed at diverting attention—yet, despite initial gains, heavy rains in July made the frontline along the Stuhach River impassable for the alliance troops, energizing the German pre-reserve forces to stabilize the line. The Russian Third Army and the Guards Corps pushed toward Koveli, but the Germans effectively resisted, preventing a breakthrough. Notably, Russian General Aleksandr Brusilov’s forces suffered high costs, akin to the casualties in June, due to poor coordination and strategic missteps.
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Further south, General Pavlo Rachynsky’s Ninth Army refrained from launching attacks despite pressure from Brusilov and other Russian commanders. The arrival of the Carpathian Group to Bukovina offered a renewed defensive opportunity, which the Allied forces believed could turn into an effective counterattack—although actual offensive operations had yet to materialize.
The Ottoman Front and Broader Developments
On the Sinai Peninsula, British forces repelled an Ottoman attack, counterattacking and pushing the Ottoman troops 30 kilometers back. These regional skirmishes illustrate the war’s global reach beyond Europe, affecting regions like the Middle East.
A World at War: States’ Perspectives and Propaganda
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As the war entered its second year, global powers reflected on their positions and underlying motives, often through official statements. A rare insight from Britain reaffirmed their consistent policy stance, while France claimed that justice was near, praising their efforts. Curiously, France also accused Germany of provoking the conflict through false pretenses—mentioning rumors that German attacks on a distant town, Nürnberg, had triggered the war, a claim that remains historically contested.
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Germany responded through diplomat Mon Mun von Sossenstein, framing their involvement as a defensive measure against a coalition aiming to dismantle the German Reich. The Germans argued that their enemies had falsely boasted of conquering Germany, even imagining parades through Berlin by Cossacks and soldiers from India and the Corps of Korchaks—visions of German defeat that, in reality, had not come to pass.
The Practical War: Achievements and Confidence
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Germany’s leadership emphasized their military successes—holding vast territories on both eastern and western fronts, and inflicting heavy losses on the enemy with relatively minimal gain. They celebrated their strategic resilience against repeated assaults, especially noting the failures of the Allied offensives in the Champagne and Russ regions last fall. Under the stewardship of the brilliant Hindenburg, German defenses remained formidable, and the Germans expressed unwavering confidence that they would ultimately emerge victorious.
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This narrative underscores German resilience amid both military adversity and external criticism. Despite being embroiled in what many perceived as the most significant conflict in history, Germany’s officials expressed a triumphant tone—asserting that their enemies’ expectations of Germany’s quick collapse were exceedingly mistaken.
The War’s Extended Timeline: An Ongoing Struggle
At the two-year mark, the war shows no signs of ending imminently. Despite repeated Allied efforts, Germany remains a dominant force on key fronts, maintaining control over large swathes of land. The tide of battle continues to favor the German position, and their confidence in eventual victory is palpable.
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In addition to the European conflicts, the war’s global impact persists. Turkey’s forces launched attacks on the Sinai Peninsula, exemplifying the war’s widening scope. Meanwhile, the war continues to shape political narratives worldwide, with Britain, France, and Germany issuing statements illustrating their perspectives.
Conclusion
As we reflect on these two years of relentless conflict, it’s clear that the Great War has evolved into a grueling, entrenched struggle with shifting tactics, devastating casualties, and complex international dynamics. Germany’s confidence, combined with the Allies’ ongoing challenges, paints a picture of a war that is far from over—not just in terms of years or battles, but in its profound influence on global history.
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For further insights into this period, viewers are encouraged to explore behind-the-scenes footage and support ongoing productions via Patreon, helping us continue to document and analyze one of history’s most transformative conflicts.
Grok took my catchphrase.
1/🧵 Education Trends: Access, Equity And Opportunities
My country's educational system may not be good yet but from my experience through school, it's not as bad either. #outreach #threadstorm #hivelearners
2/🧵
Today, we seem to even have more females studying to great levels in school than the males. Yeah, that's not a proven statistics but it's to show how much importance my country have put into educating every person who shows the interest.
3/🧵
Read more about the post here #gosh
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Weightlifting serves as "life insurance." However, overdoing it both in frequency and intensity can be detrimental. The danger lies in the dosage.
When you make your product more useless in favor of censorship
LOL... how stupid!
Nice example !
It did let you know that it knew though and how to sneakily beat the rule. Pandora's box is open and they are not going to be able to close it!
We're headed for Space Oddessy Dave! 🤣
If You Try to Sell Your Cybertruck, You Are Going to Get a Terrible Surprise
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Isn't it reassuring that your friends can handle their mobile devices independently all day long?
Wouldn't it be great if they could easily tap into DeFi opportunities the same way?
That's the purpose of Radix: a DeFi experience so user-friendly that even those new to crypto can manage transactions without needing assistance. Enjoy human-readable transactions, assurances, and an excellent user interface.
Encryption used in police and military radios could potentially be easily compromised.
So many are feeling FOMO on Hive when $LEO moons! 😂
#leo #lstr #cent
Price $DASH #dash #lstr #cent #leo
nice
Right... going to cool my mind on the cold outside, while walking the dog...
lucky you, here is feels like i'm in the middle of the desert
Where are you from, specifically?
switzerland but its around +30°C these days and i'm not a big heat fan
A new day, a new jump for LEO to a price of $0.244. Hive is hovering around $0.218. The flippening is clear and also the tokenomics model that really works!
leo dont have to worry about rewarding block producer
first
$DASH price #dash #new #leo
Announcement of weekend event🏆🎉
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What aspects of being a man might women find most unappealing if they were to experience them?
when you sell $ETH do it on #leodex
15.696 $LSTR
40 $SURGE
Pending order for some $LEO too. #lfg
you will be rich soon
a lot of lstr, you will get so much leo :D
It's just 15 $LSTR. Apparently most countries use the dot as decimal separator 😆
hahaha i read 15k, but 15 is better than nothing :D
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You have done it...
It was a mega moment 😎
!BBH
What if the dream comes true and a LeoDex whale wants to swap 10 ETH for SURGE?
What are their chances to work out not just account creation but (more importantly) the way to fund it smoothly?
its quite easy go on binance sell eth for hive, deposit and pay the 0.25% feee and boom
If you are referring to the HIVE->SWAP.HIVE fee, that is 0.75% but I'll send you a !vote as you proved my point that even Hivers can easily go wrong. Binance is not for everyone, BTW.
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yup 0.75% or less with other swapers, might not have binance but there a few other places to sell eth for hive
use your !vote here, dont let lstr loose vote power
Good Morning. 💖
How are you?
Today my dog Thila is with me at work, because I don´t have a dog sitter today. 😍🐕
It is very stressful with her because she is very afraid of new people or other dogs, and tends to get agressive.
But we will do our best to manage it. 🌞
What are you up to today?
#dog #doglove #animals #work #raven
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Public service announcement Firefox and Chrom browser extensions compromised and #Crypto wallets being drained #Leo 1/3
Hackers have used AI in a way never before seen with this hack being referred to as at an "industrial scale" 2/3 https://img.leopedia.io/DQmVBNEY6X5Cx8tWhiUjTJdwHY1kG9NyPiEzXCR4kGsZQ3a/Mozilla%20Firefox%20Crypto%20Breach%20(2).jpg
find out more on #InLeo built on the #Hive blockchain 3/3
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I've reached my 10 $LSTR today.
Now I'll be waiting for the vote command to work for me
https://inleo.io/threads/view/lstr.voter/lstr-reply-1754992070034-4f3ac566
Eat this while waiting … !vote 💪🏽🦁👍🏽
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Much appreciated 🙏🏼
I am really not a fan of waiting time 😂
!BBH
💪🏽🦁👍🏽
You're in the club!
Way too late! It was expensive to get in after the initial sale 🤯
Better late than never! I am sure you will do very well anyways.
🧵/1
It's essentially that participation is an integral part of the growth of inleo ecosystem tokens. Holding is not enough, participation is a major factor to growing your bags.
#outreach #threadstorm
🧵/2 A lot of people just want to sit back and wait for their LEO, LSTR and SURGE to grow in value for them to realize their dream, holding is good but you need to play a part to the growth of the system.
🧵/3 Go on to read the full blog post to know how you can participate in the inleo tokens economy
https://inleo.io/@thelastdash/inleo-tokens-holding-is-not-enough-participate--h3w?referral=thelastdash
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Today is a great day to stop accepting advice from those who are not financially successful.
I need a vote.
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You have my vote
you will be voted by lstr for sure
we rich yet? 🧐
Nah, we still on the road.
soo much info with all that strategy stuff, damn, just gimme a call wen we filthy rich and counting doesn‘t matter anymore ☎️👉🏽🤪👈🏽
Yes!
Anyone who has been buying $LEO for the recent past is already rich, but getting more rich every day!
So many good products rolling out. Am sure this year will end with $LEO at $30 in price. lstr at $100/shares
This is the most thinly vealed insult I have read recently. Hope that was unintentional. !vote
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Morning all, at the office. Hot!
Morning You, on my terrace. Also Hot!
Corner Brook, Newfoundland today.
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#cmduo
Guessing game.
Win $DUO
Read the rules, link in comments.
Range: 0-100
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Prizes:
Closest guess: DUO call (0.2 staked DUO)
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Deadline: August 13th @ 8 am UTC
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taglist:
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He kept looking at me kinda sideways.
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Sorryyyy 🤣🤣
I hate Nena
Who doesn't? I mean, I only know that one song, but... it's enough 😂
!BBH
Listen to this: Small flashlight burn 😆
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since its alt season
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How much LP you have delegated to LSTR project.
!me
👤 Your Leo Strategy Voter Stats
🤝 Your LEO Delegation: 10K LEO
💎 Lifetime Earnings: No earnings yet
!stats
📊 Leo Strategy Voter Bot Statistics
💪 Total LEO Power: 2.504M LEO
💰 24h Payouts:
• LEO: 11.494 LEO
• LSTR: 2.093 LSTR
• Delegators: 55
So far, 30K LEO POWER.
I have finished writing today's blog post, I will have breakfast now before doing anything else.
My i vote is still unused, who will be lucky to get it today from me?
I'd vote for this user:
https://inleo.io/threads/view/brando28/re-leothreads-nnefmebx?referral=brando28
🙄
😉
A fierce female warrior in an ornate golden dragon-themed armor.
#ai #splinterlands #bbh #cent
Misplacing a device with numerous wallets leads to panic, a week of messaging apps distress, and hunting for that seed phrase on a sticky note.
With Vultisig:
· Access another device
· Quickly recover the vault using a backup share
· Resume daily activities
Another swap is done using the @uswap service! Loving it!
No fee. Rather few rewards!
6.5 SWAP.HIVE to 6.532 HIVE!
#cent #bbh
Same on beeswap.dcity.io
Really!! I didn't know that part! I will look into it during the next SWAP. Thanks!
There are more places... but I guess having 2 at least is great for "failover".
what about a fee less route the other way around? 👀
Show the way, better to have to knowledge :)
Thanks
yummy
Thanks!
!LOL
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The A-gull and B-gull weren't quite right.
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Published a new post:
Quiet Moments
#linkincomments
https://inleo.io/@ronnie10/quiet-moments-jzt
#gmfrens #freecompliments
Hello to everyone on INLEO
#thoughtoftheday #quotes
Have a nice day.
Income streams derived from assets are the most gratifying. Not from labor.
Context matters
https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-agwfxe2j?referral=khaleelkazi
BACKGROUND ON PRION PROTEINS (PrP)
PrP is a nrmal protein fnd on the surface of cells.
Dring prductn in endoplasmic reticulum ( ER), sme PrP molecules misfold
Normaly, misfolded PrP is snt bck into the cell's systolic and dstryed by proteasomes ( protein disposal machine)
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If too many misfolded PrP molecules build up and can't be degraded , they can trigger cell death.
The toxic effect seems to come from their presence in the cytosol, not necessarily from large aggregates.
Still time to participate. Ends tonite midnight IST
https://inleo.io/threads/view/imfarhad/re-leothreads-2mfdm7gtx
I am back people, and I am going to relax a bit, meanwhile here's a local present to all the mooners! #leo #cent #lstr #crypto #moon #photo!
Yes, that's actually the moon, and yes its completely dark... doesn't look like, but it was!
Crazy photo right? 💖🌙 Stay safe! Enjoy life.
we had an amazing blood moon yesterday that red small dot is the moon
Wow!
Awesome!!
Very cool shot!
moon and day at the same time :P
Beautiful!
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wow..I have been mentioned in the @CBRS podcast show hosted by @coldbeetrootsoup as one of the winners of the #CTA @hive-echo
Significant developments in the crypto world! Regulatory bodies are advancing towards including spot trading on well-regulated platforms. This marks a significant move for institutional engagement. 🚀🔒
Wow. This is serious. Beginning of the end for $MONERO?
#crypto
😮
Crazy shit!
no miner will change pool, getting tons of a whortless coin is not usefull
Wow, it's been a while since that happened to one of the more significant coins. Hope they'll reshuffle their pool quickly 👍
Yeah hope so, it's weird thing though...
We need to combat this attack! Use your computers to mine some #XMR!
So, it seems this is how Inleo works: You post something, then you're busy for hours figuring out what storm caught you. This is fun! Nice work, and thx for all your support!
If you know, you know
RESPECT MY AUTHORI-TAH!
GM lions , hope you have a great one !
#freegifs4leo
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Good Morning!!
Good morning!
!BBH
Good morning $leo
https://inleo.io/threads/view/cryptothesis/re-leothreads-32kdcqzqd
Here's a thought for Monday morning:
A lot of your challenges may just be your mind turning minor issues into major crises.
What are you currently blowing out of proportion?
The ground tilted, trees spun, and his mane wobbled. With a heavy sigh, he lay down, learning that even the king of the jungle must rest before the crown slips from his dizzy head.
🚀 140K+ #Hive Power Achieved — Before Mid-August!
Target for 2025: 150K+ HP 📈
Already powered up 6K+ HP in 12 days 🔥
Momentum strong, eyes on the year-end goal 💪
💬 Are you powering up #HIVE ?
https://inleo.io/@gungunkrishu/august-140k-hive-power-goal-achieved-early-on-track-for-150k-hp-by-year-end-2025-jpb
#HivePowerUp #Crypto #HODL #HPUD #HiveBlockchain
This is truly inspiring. You are left with less than 10k HP to reach your goal. 👏
Blink twice if you secretly found an HP farm. For real though, at this pace 150K could land before year end, what’s your plan to keep it rolling?
Thanks. Just doing the normal things. Buying #leo, #lstr and #hive.. cheers
If you laugh at a racist joke, does that make you racist?
Why or why not?
Would love to hear your views
#totd #pob #cent
Of course not, just like laughing at a joke about pregnancy doesn't make you pregnant.
I like your view! It just so happens I have (on multiple occasions) been called racist because I find that kind of jokes funny.
I like the darker humour, but that doesn't mean I dislike the people in the jokes.
Too few people see comedy as Ricky Gervais and Jimmy Carr - two of my favourite comedians 😆
!BBH
I think it is funny by its absurdness or because it make fun of the cliche that arent actually true withtout having raciste opinions
Exactly!
Though, sometimes it seems like the clichés are true (at least for some). Like Jamaicans and chicken jokes. I only know a few Jamaicans, but they all love chicken 😂
!BBH
Dont we all love chiken ?
You must be Jamaican 🤣
!LOL
nah
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Sometimes a laugh is just a reflex, not a belief. If you keep enjoying those jokes or share them, that says more, so maybe ask why your brain hits chuckle before your morals wake up.
So, you say that laughing at racist jokes continuously makes the person who think it's funny a racist?
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what changed ?
Well, I couldn't resist to get 80 LSTR for 1617 HIVE 🤣 I THINK SOON COULD BE AT 4X OR 5X...
That would be a great move. More $LEO
huge investement
Over the next ten years, expect healthcare to transition from hospitals and doctor's offices directly into your home.
If my living room turns into a clinic, do I get a punch card for good behavior? Love the idea of care at home, but what about emergencies and privacy?
Haha, a punch card for good behavior would be nice! Emergencies might still need hospitals, but privacy’s a real concern with home setups. Tech’s gotta step up with solid encryption and boundaries
Aww yeah!
Got my $LEO order filled thanks to a seller 💯💯
#lftw #leo
Is there no liquidity for $LEO?
Less and less every day for sure.
I know it is decreasing.. But, did not expect it to drain so quickly..
I have a feeling that the rate of decrease will increase some more. Until the price outpaces revenue growth. Who knows when that will be!
I haven't checked, I just placed a buy order on the Hive Engine with the rest of my swap.hive 😂
I'm pretty sure it's dwindling every hour though.
It might get to a point where it's unsure whether there will be enough LEO left to support the buybacks.
That is very bullish though, imagine some prices it will reach
It is indeed. That was my question at the beginning.. What if there was none left for the reward distribution.
It will eventually be a problem, but I guess there will always be people who sell, especially when the liquidity is so low that the reward system (POL, SIRP and other buybacks) is forced to buy 1 LEO for like $300 or even more.
The rewards will then be very low on InLeo, but will have huge value 💯
Well, that is a long shot. But, I don't know if it will be reaching $100+. Considering the current price. But, we will have to wait. Things are looking good for it now.
If it turns out that the dex can reach high numbers, LEO can reach even higher than any of us can imagine.
You're probably right..
Nice timing, the LEO gods smiled today. Planning to stake it or go shopping again?
Currently hanging on to them, might stake them here on hive. I don't think I have enough to get any meaningful rewards on Arbitrum
Same here. I really love the USDC rewards concept but too much hassle for me . By sept I will figure it out before the rewards start .
It's no hassle at all.
If you need help just let me know either here or on Discord (same name as here)
!BBH
i sent over some LEO there. I can see it in my vultisig wallet as well on leodex but when I click on stake Leo. Nothing happens.
Are the eth on the Arbitrum chain?
goated
Got 1 view on my latest blog post.. In which community do you usually post?
#askleo
Inleo alone
I usually post in comedy communities, since that's my shtick.
I see 👀
How is that calculated? !BBH
Probably by visits.
It shows on Ecency interface.
ecency and then all depend of the subject
Good morning everyone #dailyblog
Android or IOS? Samsung or Chinese smartphones?
samsung
For how long do you have it?
Since 2021 i think
Long term hodler 😉
long lasting phone = i will keep it long
Sesko is a man utd player #sportstalksocial #footballonhive
chelsea thrased AC milan #footballonhive #sportstalksocial
Just delegated my LP to @lstr.voter and makes life a whole lot easier.
Indeed it does! 😀
Let others do the curating !IDD
That's great.
yummy time to use your votes
If you can, save some LEO POWER for yourself to help those you think deserve it.
It was being wasted once the vote multiplier tool disappeared. There is no point unless you have an extra alt account for Leo curation. Most of the people I curate are not tied in with Leo (70/30) and my curation is already over stretched with the accounts I support.
So, in your case, this is a good path to follow.
Hello 👋 been a while again... busy summer. Just listened to yesterday's AMA!
I love all the new features from #Leodex to #lstr
There's awesome things in our future😆
Welcome back Senor Coconut. Good to see you again on threads. The foodtalk threadcast has missed you. 😊
You mean last week's AMA, because there will be another AMA today, hopefully.
And now we have $SURGE
It's still early, jump right in.
Thank you for saying that. Yeah that $LSTR strategy made sense to me! I did not know about the 10 minimum tho. So that is for that too
You're most welcome.
Go delegate some !BBH
just did that!
I think you might have listened to an old AMA, this weeks AMA is today 👍
Nevertheless, welcome back!
😆 🤣 thanks for letting me know!
No preblem! 😀 And actually, it's tomorrow! 😅 Just noticed
Ah well tomorrow will be harder for me to listen to... maybe. We never know if I'll get off early or not!
Yeah, I tend to miss it every now and then. Thankfully we can listen to it afterwards although it's not the same as live when we get to interact
!BBH
Peace & Light
onThanks
Trading involves transferring money from those who are impatient to those who are patient... and occasionally, in the reverse direction. 😏💸
GM Lion! Check this out 👇
The second screenshot in Khal's thread made me laugh 🤭, especially the last line of No. 3.
Yeah, but that's true. If you know how fast $LSTR sold out, you will understand that $SURGE will sell out even faster.
Secondly, SURGE will be worth $1 and will yield some profit as long as you hold it. So, when do you think $HIVE will surge to half of the real surge? From my experience watching the HIVE price, it would 2x or 2.5x in November/December. Let's see if it happens earlier this year.
Unless HIVE puts off the inflationary switch to switch to deflationary, it can't be equal to $SURGE that is worth $1.
Some whales may be giving us the time to buy some $SURGE. It's 4 HIVE now at the initial sale; you can't tell what happens next.
I got a few $SURGE some minutes ago and hope to get more.
#cent #surge #lstr
https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-kyfyevp3?referral=khaleelkazi
morning !BBH
there is no way Hive will reach .5$ anytime soon. No actual development happening on Hive. I would buy Hive only to buy LEO or other tokens.
That's true. Yeah, that's a good idea. Also, we can buy Hive with fiat to get profit when the price increases.
Go for Leo! And you'll thank me later!
Football is back
All leagues are back again
#footballonhive #sportstalksocial
Just noticed the graphs under stats only go to February is that normal?
No its not... I mean, would be nice if fixed.
they have other things to do i think
Jack Grealish to Everton #footballonhive #sportstalksocial
disturbing the cat on lunch break
Money doesn't magically appear until investing in dividend stocks, where monthly earnings feel effortless. Then, it's like a forest starts to grow...
My compounded interest says other wise.
hbd enter in the place
yes friend, the growth lies on investment for ROIs
well, in dividend stocks it also doesn't appear magically, it's being earned from, eventually, consumers. So no difference to crypto, really 😏
Chelsea to battle Manchester United for donnarumma
#footballonhive #sportstalksocial #footballonhive
Never give up #dailyblog #dailyblog
How is today going for you #dailyblog
Is the $HBD #yield of $SURGE payed on L1?
Keep #dailyblog
Moving
https://inleo.io/threads/view/carephree/re-leothreads-2w8dp3kvz?referral=carephree
I just received a very legitimate looking text from Telegram saying my account was logged in from another country. Cambodia.
Before falling for messages like that:
always remember to check the source and do NOT just click any link!!
I went straight to telegram and checked active sessions. No session I didn't recognise, meaning that text is scam despite the text showing up in the telegram text-thread.
#dyor #safetyfirst
Scammers keeps coming with legitimate means to trick people. Thanks for this information.
I can usually spot it very, very easily. This one was a bit more tricky. If the link had been legitimate looking I maybe would have just clicked it. Maybe...
I tend to be cautious. Have only been scammed once before, and I figured it out before I lost any funds 🤞🏻
That's great to know. I would have fallen woefully 🤔
scammer trying to impersonate scammers is pretty good strategic
My man, we need your rep score to rise, asap! Your replies doesn't show in my inleo notifications.
Random question, did you create the account via inleo or somewhere else on Hive?
And as for the scammer impersonating scammers, do you mean because they alarmed me it was a scam, but the real scam was there was no scam? (Can you even follow that?? 😂😂 So confusing now)
yes my rep is low on this side account.... i used one of my viptickets to make it.
Let the guessing begin...
Memess?
Haha you guessed quickly how : P
I honestly only had 2 people in mind with the reply rate you had, and one doesn't have tickets for account creation 😁
haha its true that i'm a quick responder, i made the acc to test hive-snaps app but now for all mobile things basically
Where did you get the msg? Normaly tg is sending such msg on tg.
It was in a text message, funny enough it was in the same as verifications codes has been sent to me.
Is it even necessary to pay out SURGE yield in HBD? Why not in SURGE itself?
to not create more surge
what would you do if you are the owner of a club and a player says he won't play again for the club
#foot
Well, I would try to find out his reason not because I can't let him go, but to ensure he leaves on a good note and a good reason. If it's the pay, and I can afford him, why not but if he willingly wants to go, then he should be allowed to freely leave.
Let him go
#undelegation ✅
putting in on @lstr.voter
where did you delegate before
I've delegated it mostly to meowcurator - paying out $LEO, it was more reliable than leo bounty drips
But meow curator doesnt pay high, 0.001 per day for 370 leo...
Yeah but leo bounties doesn't pay for days, %APR is wrong, no answers
Lstr seem like doing good payout though
It's possible to simply treat others kindly.
$DRIP fucked me good though - another 1/2
at least I got some SPS dripped everyday
#crypto
wdym fucked you ?
Price crumbled big from 1.4 to 0.29 $HIVE currently
#reverse $LEO v2 !LOLZ !BBH
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@testgoat, I sent you an $LOLZ on behalf of master-lamps
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outch cool i only bought 7 haha
I got gifted this fine book 😍
As a club owner, a player says he is not playing again for the club, what would be your reaction
#football
Let him leave #footballonhive
keep trusting, keep believing and keep doing, it'll surely yields great fruits. Never think of giving up
#dailyblog
'Troublesome day' ahead for fighting Paddy's Pond fire, says fire duty officer
5 wildfires currently burning out of control in N.L.
Latest updates:
New out-of-control fire burns near Paddy's Pond industrial area.
Portions of Paradise, C.B.S. on evacuation alert.
Evacuation order in place for industrial area near Paddy's Pond.
Kingston fire, Martin Lake, Udjuktok Bay and Travespine fire also out-of-control.
Holyrood fire is under control.
Link for full story in comment.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/nl-fire-aug-12-1.7606555
Struggling to focus on work? Drown out the noise with some calming ambient sounds. This tool has been my go-to for the past couple of years - completely free to use, and open source
#tip #opensource #free
Social media can serve as a form of free therapy.
Congrats on the Premium! You are the first bot I see with a checkmark 👍
whatt ?? How 😅
It's interesting, this one managed to do it. I heard on one of the AMA's that soon bots will start purchasing Premiums when they reach 10 HBD in rewards. Just didn't expect it to happen so soon! 😀
hahah ... crazy .!!
Yeah! 😀 Not sure what to think about though...
I got an appointment with a doctor gonna see if ... 🤣
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
🤣🤣
Not just one of them 😆
#autismwins
Exactly why do I have to choose? Why can't I have both
ASS is a scale ;) we all fit somewhere between 0 and 100% just know that a diagnose doesn’t change who you are! Which is a very nice guy.
Thanks this doc was cool he didn't really wanna diagnose just trying to help with the underlying issues of this bad taking care of myself/willingness to sacrifice for the vision
I don't really sweat it. Just trying to understand myself better. I know enough that there's not a single person that doesn't have issues and just some people's issues are a lot more obvious
Trying to understand yourself better is always a good decision - especially if it opens the door for support in developing the skills how you deal with the cards you have been given.
!vote !DUO !pimp !pizza
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They have 1/2 DUO calls left.
Learn all about DUO here.
awesome…. I need to start making more $leo Shorts on my YouTube . They are getting lots of views …
Right on ! and that's the spirit and hopefully tomorrow I can release that video which I think you would find very useful
We are beginning to Expect the Unexpected with $leo vs $hive
lol
I come to remind you of this
https://inleo.io/threads/view/yecier/re-leothreads-uqvvfnfy
📊🌐 #BTC Only 0.01% of the global population owns more than one Bitcoin each.
Out of 8 billion people worldwide, fewer than 800,000-850,000 unique individuals hold at least 1 BTC, making whole coiners incredibly rare.
#inleo #leofinance #btc #crypto
thats low
maybe not 1BTC but 1,000 LEO would do🥱
!summarize
Part 1/10:
The Strategic Impact of the British Naval Blockade During World War I
During the early 20th century, the British Royal Navy claimed undisputed dominance over the seas since the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. For over a century, Britain maintained a powerful fleet, primarily focused on checking rival navies, especially France, which had remained Britain's main maritime adversary. However, the emergence of the German Empire as a formidable military and economic power in the early 1900s shifted Britain’s naval focus eastward, sparking a tense rivalry with Germany.
The Rise of German Naval Ambitions
Part 2/10:
Under Kaiser Wilhelm II, Germany sought to challenge British naval supremacy by building a fleet comparable in size and strength to Britain’s. This ambitious naval program heightened tensions and set the stage for an arms race at sea. To counteract this rising threat, the British Admiralty adopted a strategic approach rooted in blockade tactics that had proven successful in the past.
Strategies for Naval Warfare: Close vs. Distant Blockade
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Initially, the idea of a close blockade—a tactic involving the direct interdiction of an enemy’s ports with smaller, agile ships such as torpedo boats—was considered. This would involve blocking German ports directly, preventing ships from leaving or returning. Larger ships, like dreadnoughts, would provide support for these smaller vessels, defending them from enemy counterattack.
However, a significant challenge arose: such operations would require traversing the vast expanse of the North Sea, which posed risks for the limited range of the torpedo boats and increased vulnerability to submarines, mines, and other hazards. To mitigate these issues, in 1912, the British adopted a distant blockade strategy under the guidance of Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty.
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The Distant Blockade and Its Execution
The distant blockade aimed to seal off German access to the North Sea entirely. British forces would establish minefields along the narrow entry points to German waters, such as the English Channel and the approaches to the North Sea, essentially transforming it into an area of maritime exclusion. The key elements included:
Mining the Danish straits and the English Channel to prevent German ships from leaving.
Deployment of sizable ships in known strategic locations like the Scapa Flow in Scotland, which would serve as a defensive anchor and a staging point for naval operations.
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By isolating Germany’s fleet and its access points, Britain aimed to cut Germany off from vital supplies and trade routes, forcing the country into a state of economic and military siege.
Economic Warfare and Its Effects
The blockade targeted Germany’s economy, which was heavily dependent on imported food and raw materials—about a quarter of which came from abroad. British intelligence and naval officials believed that prolonged economic pressure would exhaust Germany’s resources, degrade its war effort, and hasten victory.
Charles Ottley, head of British naval intelligence, remarked that the process of economically crippling Germany would be slow but unavoidable, with vital supplies running dry within six months of the blockade’s intensification.
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Pre-war trade statistics exemplify this threat: Germany and Austria’s exports to the United States, which topped $124 million, sharply declined in subsequent years during the war, indicating the impact of the blockade and disrupted supply chains.
International Law and Neutral Shipping
The blockade faced legal and diplomatic constraints. The wartime maritime laws defined clear criteria for what constituted contraband—goods that could be used militarily versus those that could not. Contraband included weapons and ammunition, but also potentially useful items like cotton (for uniforms) and fertilizer (for explosives).
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Neutral countries' shipping was protected under international agreements, provided they weren’t carrying contraband. However, these rules were difficult to enforce strictly, especially as Germany employed unrestricted submarine warfare to counter the blockade.
German Response and the Effectiveness of the Blockade
Initially, neutral ships could often bypass the blockade, trading with Germany through neutral ports or indirect routes. Nonetheless, from 1916 onward, the British intensified their efforts, especially after the United States entered the war in 1917. The Royal Navy became more aggressive in stopping and seizing neutral ships, greatly reducing Germany’s ability to sustain itself.
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This sustained blockade—coupled with Germany's naval innovations such as U-boat warfare—significantly hindered German imports, including vital foodstuffs. By the late stages of the war, the blockade’s toll was evident: around 772,736 German deaths were directly linked to it, along with widespread civilian hardship.
Humanitarian and War-Weariness Effects
The blockade's profound impact extended beyond military considerations. By restricting imports, it induced severe shortages of food, fuel, and industrial materials in Germany and Austria-Hungary. As supplies dwindled, civilian populations faced hunger and poverty, culminating in rationing and, in some cases, starvation. The situation in Vienna and Berlin rivaled the hardships seen in besieged cities like Petrograd.
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Despite its slow pace, the blockade was recognized as a critical factor in undermining German morale and war capacity—contributing significantly to Germany’s eventual defeat.
Conclusion: The Long-Term Impact of Naval Blockades
The British naval blockade during World War I exemplified a strategic use of maritime power as an instrument of economic warfare. While not an immediate knockout punch, it steadily eroded Germany’s capacity to continue fighting and sowed civilian suffering that would influence the course of the war’s conclusion.
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The effectiveness of the blockade underscores the importance of controlling sea lanes and limiting an adversary’s access to resources—a lesson that still resonates in modern naval strategy and economic warfare. This historical approach combined military prowess with diplomatic and legal constraints, illustrating a comprehensive method of weakening an enemy from within.
Thanks to Daniel Jackson for the research material for this article.
For insights into how neutral countries like the Netherlands maintained their wartime neutrality, check out our previous coverage.
Remember to subscribe for more in-depth historical analyses.
Avoid charging your phone with different chargers. Chances of destroying your charging port is 97%. Only a few can understand this, act accordingly.
Why?
Noted. Thanks for the information.
Life is like a mist,it's can be really short, shorter than expected, so be humble, be remembered for something good.
Real interaction that happened today...
I found my mother sad after a phone call, and said to her "what happened?" and she replied that our relative, (let's call him M. now,) is severly ill.
I sighed in relief "Good." And just realized what said "I mean--- It's good that no one has died, not good that he's ill."
I really should work on my communication skill.
And I hope he gets better soon...
these type of missunderstanding happen to me quite a lot too, we have to learn
I am bored #dailyblog
Value of the @lstr.voter vote will be massive, keeps increasing for every passing hour.
so sad i dont have 10 lstr...
You don't need LSTR to stake to lstr.voter, just to use the vote command 😃
Maybe swap your HBD to HIVE (or directly to LSTR). Or to LEO and then delegate the LeoPower to lstr.voter for a bit of LSTR rewards?
!VOTE dont i need 10 lstr ?
❌ Insufficient LSTR tokens!
Minimum required: 10 LSTR
Hold more LSTR tokens! 💰
You do for that one, yes. But that's the only one you need 10 LSTR for 😂
I'm on the list 😜
Finally, you're on a list 😉😂
Yeay! 😁
!LOL
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The black hole grows..
I've watched too many skin movies in my younger days to have innocent thoughts about this comment 🤣🤣
!BBH
Went to the urban dictionary to peruse then entries for "black hole"....
👀 Today i learned a few things!
Urban dictionary is gold to learn new shit... oh, wait 😂
😀
I bet you did!
Grok tends to be quite precise.
Quite an extraordinary star on the walk of fame in Opatija, Nikola Tesla! #inleo #surge #bbh
not a common shape
They are all shaped like that! This one is one from youth too!
i though it was in LA were there all the "classic stars"
After having some conversations with @taskmaster4450le yesterday about $SURGE, I emptied my HBD, haha and was able to get 28 $SURGE, and I'm looking forward to getting more soon, but I hope it won't be all gone by some whales.
Get some $SURGE now that you can. 😊
This has to be the best Leo season for me so far. All I have wished for is becoming a reality through the Leo project. A Leo lady is loving it all. 🦁
#cent #leo #surge #lstr
I've just learned about SURGE an hour ago.
That's great. It took a few conversations and reading some other threads to understand it.
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The advent of web3 proposed what seemed like an old wives fabble, but the indebt attriuties the landscape of web3 social-fis makes available is just overwhelming! It's not just about free speech,it is the very rudiments of web3 expressed.
~800k individuals hold a full $BTC. ~8k individuals hold a full $LEO.
Did Leo win again?
no comparaison no ?
i dont get lstr, if you buy the call option someone has to sell it on the
$LSTR is an investment in Leostrategy which buy and holds $LEO. They will always be buying and will never sell. So as more LEO in fund and LEO price goes up LSTR price goes up.
$SURGE is like a convertible perfered share. Pay a dividend now with the potential to convert to shares after LSTR is over $50.
Okay so you buy 50 surges, 50HBD are staked on the leo side to pay out the 15 yield.
Where can I buy the $LSTR token?
It is on hive engine. I use the tribaldex .com front end.
Always know this:
#dailyblog
You are who you are meant to be. Believe in yourself and keep moving. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
It was a movie well enough to pass the time, however, it was inevitably shit. It started promising but then down the line, it did what many modern movies do now, deviate from the track. Wait... there was no track to begin with. Link in the next thread...
#outreach #threadsrtorm
https://inleo.io/@brosonleo/the-mist-2017-6ux?referral=brosonleo
This one seems to be a hit or miss. Everyone I know that seen it either loves it or hates it lol
I hated the ending, that's for sure 😅
!summarize
Part 1/14:
The Turning Tide on the Italian Front: A Major Breakthrough in World War I
Italy's Stalemate Breaks Suddenly
Italy's performance in the ongoing Great War has been far from impressive. For most of the conflict, the Italian front, closely tied with Austria-Hungary, has remained largely stagnant, characterized by a persistent deadlock. Two months prior, the Austro-Hungarian Empire launched a formidable offensive, leaving the Italians fearful of imminent defeat. However, this week marked a dramatic change in the situation—they managed to break through the enemy lines.
The Broader Context of the War
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Meanwhile, the Battle of the Somme has stretched over a month, and the Battle of Verdun has raged for five months. The enormous casualties inflicted on the British forces have begun to raise serious doubts about whether the immense sacrifices are justified. On the Eastern Front, Russian forces under Brusilov continue their relentless push, regularly gaining victories and severely damaging Austro-Hungarian morale. German reinforcements and strategic generals are preparing to shift the tide in favor of the Central Powers.
The Russian Advance
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The week’s fighting starts with the Russian troops making significant progress along their southwestern front after nearly a week of continuous attacks. From August 6, Russians seized high ground along the Siret and Koropetz rivers. The following day, they crossed into Tumaș, capturing soldiers and territory, and taking approximately 4,000 prisoners. Three days later, they advanced into Șismenizia, capturing another 7,400. By August 10, as Austro-Hungarian forces withdrew, the Russians controlled Stanislau and held nearly 8,500 prisoners.
Part 4/14:
Despite these advances, the Russians did not threaten Hungary, Poland, or Galicia directly during this phase. German General Erich Ludendorff indicated that the Austro-Hungarian forces appeared to be close to collapse, prompting German reinforcements from the northern front. The Austro-Hungarian Second Army, along with other Central Powers units, suffered heavy losses, with Russian forces led by Vadimir Sakhalov’s 11th Army becoming increasingly exhausted in their relentless assaults. Currently, the fighting has paused in the center of the front for both sides to reorganize. However, the southern sector of the front remains tense—and crucial.
Italy's Strategic Offensive
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On the Italian front, the recent Battle of Trentino concluded in June, but the Italian Chief of Staff Luigi Cadorna shifted his attention to the Isonzo River front. This shift marked a notable change—Cadorna was now receptive to input from other officers about a new plan. He informed Duke Ostia that a new offensive would be launched with the primary goal of capturing the “throat” of Gorizia, aiming to establish a base at Lermont-Saint-Michel to launch future attacks on Gorizia itself and to prevent Austro-Hungarian forces from escaping.
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This new plan involved concentrating artillery fire on a smaller, more strategic zone between the Paga Hill and the city itself, a departure from previous broad-front assaults. Cadorna suggested that they should also aim to capture Lermont-Saint-Michel, as it was a key strategic point south of Gorizia—a move that caught many by surprise, including Cadorna himself, who had typically underestimated the element of surprise.
The Preparation for Battle
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Cadorna was confident that three divisions could launch an attack supported by heavy artillery and reserves. A critical component was the 6th Army, led by Louis Capararo, tasked with establishing a foothold between the riverbank and the city, primarily capturing a small breakthrough point suitable for machine-gun defenses. The intense fortifications on Sabatino Mountain, comprising trenches, tunnels, and caves, provided excellent vantage points for the Italians to seize the summit once the assault began.
Over 200,000 Italian soldiers were prepared for the offensive against Gorizia and Lermont-Saint-Michel, with large-scale deployments of artillery—more than four times the number of mortars compared to a year earlier, along with unprecedented quantities of shells.
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The Launch of the Offensive
On August 6, 1916, the artillery bombardment commenced with notable success. Cadorna's artillery effectively disrupted Austro-Hungarian communications and command centers; the latter suffered significant damage, prompting a desperate plea for reserve troops and heavy artillery from the Austro-Hungarian command. Despite their efforts, the Austrians were heavily outnumbered and outgunned.
Italian troops, utilizing innovative tactics such as tying large white disks to their backs, advanced swiftly onto Sabatino Mountain, taking the summit in just 38 minutes—a feat that marked one of the most promising moments for Italy in the war up to that point.
Major Gains and Their Significance
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Simultaneously, the attack on Lermont-Saint-Michel began at 3:30 PM, leading to fierce fighting. Italian forces secured the mountain apex after intense combat, and by the following day, the entire central area was in Italian hands. Over the previous 14 months, Italians had lost around 110,000 men capturing the same small 8-kilometer zone, emphasizing the high cost of this strategic victory.
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The Austro-Hungarian defense around Gorizia began collapsing rapidly. The Paga Hill was ravaged, artillery ran out of ammunition, and reinforcements took days to arrive—too late to save the city. By the night of August 7, Austro-Hungarian forces had retreated behind a second line of defense, with only about 5,000 soldiers managing to escape. By August 8, Gorizia fell into Italian hands, and approximately 20,000 prisoners were captured—a decisive and shocking victory for Italy.
Expanding the War in the Balkans
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Elsewhere in the Balkans, Italian efforts intensified. Around Thessaloniki, about 5,000 Russian and 11,000 Italian troops had landed along with French and British forces, joining Serbian and other Allied units. Greece’s neutrality was a contentious issue; though Greece claimed to remain neutral, they allowed Bulgaria to hold the strategically vital Loupar Fortress, sparking accusations that Greece was violating neutrality—an act seen by the Allies as a betrayal.
On October 8, Ottoman forces under Mustafa Kemal recaptured key towns like Mush and Bitlis, marking a setback for Russian advances and opening the gateway into Mesopotamia for the Ottomans.
The Western Front: Stagnation and Fighting
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In the West, the battles at the Somme and Verdun persisted with relentless losses. At the Somme, British troops advanced only marginally, facing intense machine-gun fire due to insufficient artillery preparation. The French gained ground in Hem Wood and near Morapa. At Verdun, the fighting centered around the Thieummon Fortress, shifting back and forth with no decisive breakthrough.
The Human Cost and Psychological Warfare
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A particularly tragic and revealing aspect of the Somme campaign was the phenomenon of shell shock, now recognized as traumatic stress disorder. Soldiers, such as Indian cavalrymen, experienced severe psychological breakdowns, with some fleeing in terror or becoming emotionally numb after intense bombardments. The British established dedicated treatment centers to address these cases, although the scale of destruction—over one million shells fired at the front—made mental health issues a pressing concern.
Conclusion: A War of Attrition and Drastic Changes
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This week marked a significant turning point. Italy’s tactical gamble paid off, delivering a major victory that surprised many—including the Italians themselves—and threatened to shake the war's long-standing stalemate. Meanwhile, the relentless attrition on the Western Front and the exhausting toll on soldiers’ mental health highlighted the war's brutal reality. The conflict in the Balkans also testified to the shifting alliances and ongoing upheavals shaping the broader geopolitical landscape.
As the war continued to evolve, the human suffering, strategic shifts, and unexpected breakthroughs underscored that this was a conflict of patience, adaptation, and devastating consequence for all involved.
Honesty is the best means of profit #dailyblog
Okay #feedback. What’s going on? I am a premium user 👀
Inleo is mocking you? 😅
!LOL
I’m very close to believing that. 😂
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just log out and back in, must be bugged
Also if you’re using switch accounts with one that isn’t premium, sometimes local caching interferes
alright. Thank you.
Hahaha 😂
It happened, just need to log out and back, all will be fine.
Feliz martes comunidad, que sea un excelente y productivo día, donde todo pasa muy rápido y por eso se tiene que aprovechar para así poder llegar a la cima y conseguir todo lo que uno se proponga.
#spanish
That's a lot of enthusiastic people threading about buyin SURGE.
I wonder if they go mad if it does not 4x after sellout LSTR-style.
are you sure you truly get the full scope of the SURGE idea?
SURGE doesn't need to 4x, it's a kind of stable coin that earn yield for holding it. It's not for it to 4x that people are buying it.
it’s not meant to 4x until LSTR rises
Anyone who expects it to does not understand the instrument
I do think a fair portion will buy it without nderstanding it fully, but that is true in all investing.
I !vote for this point of view on the thread.
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A quote from my latest blog post. Link in comments ⬇️
https://inleo.io/@dagger212/want-free-leo-delegate-your-hp-to-leovoter-hup
Great quotes, and yeah, it's working!
$LEO #price #today
How does someone get any rest with these market movements?
Y'all seeing this?
ETH at 4400🔥🔥🔥
#crypto #inleo
Woohoohooo!!
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All this excitement with #LEO means that #PEPT has a new participation series where you can Learn Before You Earn anything on Hive, including some #TooFuckeh problem solving tokens.
Never keep something away with your left hand, you might find it hard to remember where you kept the thing.
Just found my phone charger where I hid it after two weeks, and I have been on everyone's neck in house about it.
And you had it in your left hand all along - now, that would have been hilarious 🤣🤣
!BBH
Yeah, I laughed at myself when I found it and remembered I was the one who kept it there. Very hilarious
Haha I don’t even pay attention to that but I know I’ve lost some things in this way too
I don't too, just remembered how I hid the charger with my left hand so that no one would see it.
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hope you're doing good bro
thanks dude, having a good day so far. hope all is well with you sir
hanging in there man, just busting my ass for my media business. hit me up any time, i'm just a discord away haha
I’ve been meaning to. Need to pick your brain a bit on the book business. Been scouring Craigslist ads and picking up random free stuff for resale, and now I’m sitting on many boxes of random books
oh hell yeah, can help you get started flipping for sure
Isak wants to leave Newcastle
#football
GM
It’s a pretty good time to be a lion
Let’s $SURGE today 🦁
damn that volume is nuts
Very nice 🙌
https://inleo.io/threads/view/caspermoeller89/re-leothreads-njt9ptj1
Within 30 minutes that SURGE sells out, the SURGE:LEO pool will launch with $50k liquidity
The same as LSTR:LEO but that one got seeded with $5k
Expect a lot more liquidity for SURGE. Also, your SURGE dividends still count if you’re an LP. So you can double dip and earn from trading fees + dividends 👀
I plan to do it with all my SURGE
https://inleo.io/threads/view/bridgewinners/re-leothreads-2kvcmj7zt
What feature are you trying to use?
SIRP never sleeps
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leo.alerts/alert-1754987471
Inflation tends to drive up the cost of items that require significant time, effort, and energy to make.
It encourages people to purchase artificial goods that demand little effort and are easily mass-produced.
For instance, opting for 3D-printed plastic instead of real meat.
we live in a world of $bliss
Passive income, made easy
HP to @leo.voter
LP to @lstr.voter
https://inleo.io/threads/view/cryptoandcoffee/re-leothreads-tjcrndbz
The man is walking the path of a true lion
https://inleo.io/threads/view/caspermoeller89/re-leothreads-njt9ptj1
Would be a whole lot more if I was rich 😂
!BBH
Just bought some #surge cus, well why not. I can get yield in LEO so that sounds good to me. Plus I had swap.hive marinating in my wallet seems like a good use ;-)
wallet cleanup hasn't felt this good in a long time
FACTS!
Hoy algunos threads de mi idolo del Futbul pero la locura de los 91 goles de Messi en 2012 todavía me parece algo sacado de un videojuego, el tipo hacía más de un gol por partido durante todo un año, rompió el récord de Gerd Müller que había durado 40 años y encima daba asistencias como si nada, pero lo más loco es que el Barca no ganó la Champions esa temporada, te demuestra que el futbol es de equipo #messi #barcelona #futbol #goat #champions
only 10% rc left soon i womt be there...
!summarize
Part 1/13:
Unveiling the Austrian-Hungarian Pistols of World War I
During a special episode on World War I firearms, the host Indie Nidel delves deep into the fascinating world of Austrian-Hungarian pistols, exploring their design, functionality, and historical significance. The episode offers a comprehensive overview of various models, illustrating how Austria-Hungary's firearms industry adapted to wartime needs while showcasing their unique technological innovations.
The Iconic Rasch & Gasser Revolver
Part 2/13:
The episode begins with the Rasch & Gasser revolver, a noteworthy weapon due to its impressive eight-shot capacity—a rarity for revolvers of its era. Chambered in the 8 mm Rasch & Gasser cartridge, it rivaled French ordinance cartridges in terms of power and ballistic performance, comparable to a modern .380 ACP. The revolver was designed as a gate-loader, featuring a user-friendly "Adab system" that disconnects the hammer, allowing for safe loading and unloading without accidental discharges.
Part 3/13:
One of its standout features is its straightforward disassembly system, enabling quick maintenance. Internally, it is a double-single action revolver, with the hammer set in the frame rather than on the hand, a somewhat uncommon design. Produced in Vienna from 1898 to 1919—well beyond the war’s end—its longevity was attributed to its robust reliability and simple craftsmanship, making it a staple within the Austro-Hungarian Empire's military and civilian circles.
Early Automatic Pistols and the Mon Licker 1905
Part 4/13:
The host moves on to early semi-automatic designs, highlighting the Mon Licker 1905, which, although not officially adopted as a military pistol, was widespread in private ownership and used by external militaries like Argentina. Its unique design caters to one-handed operation, reminiscent of fencing swords, with an ergonomic profile to facilitate quick aiming despite its apparent awkwardness.
Part 5/13:
This pistol was stripper-clip fed—an uncommon feature in later designs—allowing soldiers to reload rapidly by sliding rounds into the magazine while the clip was ejected. Powered by a delayed blowback system, it fired the proprietary 8 mm Mon Licker cartridge, which was tailored for this weapon’s specifications. Despite mixed opinions on its reliability, it served as an influential precursor to later Austrian automatic pistols.
The Roth Styer and the Development of Modern Pistols
Part 6/13:
Next is the Roth Styer, a distinctive semi-automatic pistol developed by Carol Kinka, later sold under the Roth and Styre brands. It incorporates a rotating locking breach—an innovative mechanism where the barrel and bolt move rearward together and then twist out of the way, allowing the bolt to operate independently. This advanced action was notable for its complexity and robustness, reflecting a transitional period in firearm design.
Part 7/13:
Initially intended for cavalry use, the Roth Styer was designed with a hybrid single/double-action striker system to prevent accidental discharges, a critical feature for officers often carrying pistols in the field. Also, like earlier models, it employed stripper-clip feeding, emphasizing Austria-Hungary’s preference for familiar logistics and manufacturing processes amidst wartime pressures. Its compact size and modern appearance made it a popular choice, even capable of being re-chambered in the more common 9mm Parabellum.
The Hungarian Response: The Frommer Stop
Part 8/13:
Moving into Hungarian innovations, the episode spotlights Rudolph Threr’s Frommer Stop, a small, finely crafted pistol embodying national pride. Developed mainly between 1910 and 1912, it utilized a long recoil system akin to Browning’s Auto-5 shotgun, where the barrel and bolt recoil together before cycling.
Chambered in a hotter-loaded version of the 7.65mm Frommer cartridge, the Frommer Stop was notable for its over-engineering—featuring a grip safety and a sophisticated mechanical design with multiple spring sets and complex lockwork. Despite these advanced features, it was somewhat impractical for combat, being overbuilt and expensive. However, it gained favor within Hungary’s national identity, serving primarily as a police and civilian firearm.
Part 9/13:
The Austrian-Hungarian 1909 and 1914 Pistols
Austria adopted a series of pistols inspired by various European designs, including the Styron 1909, a Belgian-influenced pistol with a tipping barrel and no extractor or ejector. Its unique design was intended for ease of use, especially for those with weak hands, but it proved somewhat unreliable, suffering from issues like high recoil and breakages of firing pins during testing.
Part 10/13:
Additionally, Austria was interested in the Sty Pipe 1909, a small, innovative pistol featuring a tipping barrel system that didn't rely on an extractor or ejector, relying instead on blowback force to expel spent casings. However, the design's reliance on weak springs and a complex loading process limited its practicality, leading to production being primarily for civilian markets rather than military adoption.
The Overengineered and Patriotic: The Hungarian Kinkel and the 1912 Styron
Part 11/13:
Hungary’s firearm industry saw the creation of the Kinkel-designed Styron 1912, a semi-automatic with advanced features like a rotating barrel lock system borrowed from the earlier Roth. This model—adopted later by Romania—demonstrated Hungary’s pursuit of technological excellence and national pride. Its complex engineering, including a proprietary 9mm cartridge, underscored the desire for domestically produced, reliable weaponry.
Summary and Insights
Part 12/13:
Throughout the episode, Indie Nidel emphasizes the Austro-Hungarian approach of customizing firearms to their manufacturing capabilities and logistical preferences. The region’s firearms not only showcase diverse mechanical innovations but also reflect a pragmatic attitude: embracing complexity where beneficial but sticking with proven, reliable designs during wartime. The tendency to tailor cartridges to specific guns rather than enforce strict standardization highlights a national industry eager to innovate without being bound by rigid military specifications.
Part 13/13:
The legacy of these weapons is evident—they were a mixture of technological experimentation, national pride, and practical wartime adaptation. Many of these pistols, such as the Roth Styer and the Frommer Stop, played significant roles in the battlefield and are cherished by collectors today for their ingenuity and historical importance.
Further Exploration: Interested viewers are encouraged to check out the host's other videos on German and Hungarian firearms from World War I, as well as supplementary channels like C and Arsenal, for detailed analyses of these weapons in action.
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How does SURGE, from where does rhe comvert LSTR come ? How do you generate yield and at same time cover the lstr ?
i'd recommend reading @leostrategy blog post that covers all of this
Yes
Can’t see the orange tick yet
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Get free $PEPE every day. Link in comments.
#pepe
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has the price development any effect on the $USDT drip for #sleo?
that is not how that works.
sLEO earns you a daily percent of the fees collected on LeoDex.
basically LeoDex fees divided by all sLeo.
price has no bearing on this just the number of sLeo you have.
did you SURGE yet?
are you even a real lion if you haven't?
no you are not... maybe.... I don't know
i don't know what any of this means lmao number go up
yep
Of course! Real lions buy every new product or wish they could.
no doubt
Ese Messi de 2015 del triplete era otra cosa hermanos, 58 goles y 31 asistencias con la MSN funcionando como reloj suizo, la química con Neymar y Suárez era pura magia, esa final contra la Juve fue perfecta, demostró que podía ser goleador, asistidor y líder todo junto, para mi esa temporada fue la más completa de todas #messi #msn #triplete #barcelona #champions
!summarize
Part 1/15:
A Week in the Great War: Shifts, Strategies, and Surprises
As historians and military analysts look back on the ongoing conflicts of the Great War, one principle remains clear: victory in battle is often as much about timing and strategy as it is about skill and command. A recent week of intense fighting across multiple fronts exemplifies this truth, revealing both progress and setbacks for the belligerents, as well as the unpredictable nature of war.
The Italian Front: A Promising Breakthrough, Then a Missed Opportunity
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In Italy, recent weeks have seen significant activity. The Italian forces managed to break through Austro-Hungarian defenses and seized the city of Gorizia, marking a notable advancement. Duke of Ossta, the Italian commander, urged his troops to pursue the retreating enemy into the surrounding hills and valleys, aiming to capitalize on the momentum.
However, tactical hesitation and logistical challenges prevented them from fully exploiting this breakthrough. The Italian troops lacked adequate mechanized transport, and their artillery was too heavy for the small boats needed to cross rivers swiftly. As a result, the Austro-Hungarian defenses re-stabilized somewhat, and their machine guns quickly responded to the Italian advance.
Part 3/15:
Key Turning Point: Had the Italians pressed forward immediately after capturing Gorizia, they could have potentially shattered the Austro-Hungarian line entirely. Many historians argue that a simple shift in timing—advancing on that crucial night rather than waiting three days—might have led to a decisive victory and possibly reached Ljubljana, opening the door to Vienna itself. This missed chance left the Austro-Hungarians momentarily shaken but still capable of regrouping and resisting further Italian assaults.
The Cost of the Battle
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Despite the missed opportunity, the Italians inflicted significant losses on their enemies. The Austro-Hungarian army suffered around 50,000 casualties, with Italian losses estimated at twice that figure. The public, however, celebrated this as a major triumph—the first time since Rome's fall that Italy’s forces had defeated a strong foreign army on the battlefield—boosting morale amid continued hardship.
Leadership and Controversy
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The Italian command, particularly Duke Ossta, received mixed reviews. While he was praised for his victory, his delays and missed strategic opportunities revealed shortcomings in leadership. His failure to swiftly press the advantage and his indecisiveness in the critical days afterward allowed the Austro-Hungarians to begin retreating toward the mountain passes of the Sultano valley, effectively ending the offensive.
The Battle for Verdun and the Western Front: Attrition and Exhaustion
On the Western Front, particularly at the critical Verdun and Somme sectors, fighting persists with relentless intensity. Small-scale engagements continue daily, with no clear breakthrough in sight.
The Battle of the Somme
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The British Army moved closer to the River Somme, advancing into positions northwest of Ploegsteert, and making gains along the trench systems from Ploegsteert to the valley of the Somme. French forces also recaptured large sections of the front, including the entire town of Flirey, which boosted French morale.
However, in the intense fighting at Loïz wood, German counterattacks on August 18 resulted in heavy German casualties, with soldiers describing the fighting as suicidal—lined up shoulder to shoulder, only to be mowed down by machine gun fire. Correspondents like Philip Gibbs depicted the brutal reality: soldiers fighting with their blood, suffering from exhaustion, and expressing despair in letters home.
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Verdun's Changing Tide: The Germans had initially suffered heavy losses but managed to limit damage by August 18, regaining some ground. Nonetheless, French forces recaptured the town of Flirey, and the overall situation turned in France’s favor, with German morale hurt as they lost ground at Verdun.
German Leadership Divides
Within the German military high command, disagreements simmered. The Chief of Staff, Erich von Falkenhayn, issued directives demanding the 5th Army maintain aggressive offensive pressure, despite mounting casualties. Commanders like General Françoise wanted to renew attacks, while others, including General Rohroff, advocated for static defense to stem losses. These disagreements reflect the stress and strategic uncertainty faced by German leadership.
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The Eastern Front: A Reluctant Retreat
Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the Germans executed a tactical withdrawal from the Styripa River line on August 12, effectively pausing major offensive plans against the Russian armies. Russian forces attempted to push into Bukovina, but their advances were stymied, especially once German reinforcements arrived.
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Russian General Alexeiev, advocating for a divided front, misunderstood or misjudged German strength. Under the command of German Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, the Germans effectively contained the Russian push, switching to a defensive stance after significant casualties. General Brusilov's forces faced relentless artillery and machine gun fire, leading to high Russian casualties—estimated around one million dead or wounded in just this summer campaign.
The Evolution of the Battle
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The Russian attacks, especially the Brusilov offensive, while initially promising, ultimately resulted in extensive losses without achieving strategic breakthroughs. The Russian command’s lack of detailed maps and inadequate air reconnaissance hindered their efforts, as German air superiority allowed them to bomb Russian lines and sabotage their artillery preparations.
By mid-August, Russian commander Brusilov ordered a shift to defensive operations, acknowledging the draining attrition of his forces. The offensive officially concluded with limited gains but devastating losses for both sides.
The Balkan Front: Rising Tensions and New Battles
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In the Balkans, the war's momentum surged again. Bulgarian forces launched a major assault on the Serbian defense line at Fluorina on August 17, aiming to break through and reach Salonika. Despite swift initial advances by Bulgarian troops, the attack faced fierce resistance and was ultimately repelled after intense fighting.
The Bulgarian commander, a veteran of the 1870 Prussian-French conflict, was confident of quick victory, claiming that they would reach Salonika within a week. However, the Serbian and Allied defenses proved resilient, and Bulgarian forces suffered heavy casualties—estimated at around 50,000—while pushing the front line back.
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Simultaneously, the British Royal Navy and Royal Air Force targeted Bulgarian supply lines, bombing railways and strategic bridges, attempting to curb Bulgarian advances and support Serbian resistance.
Political Developments in Southeast Europe
In a significant political shift, Romania broke its neutrality and officially joined the Allies on August 17. Prior to this, Romania had maintained a cautious stance, allowing German and Austro-Hungarian forces to use its territory to supply their campaigns in the Ottoman Empire. The Romanian government hoped to seize territorial gains—particularly the Tisa River region, Western Banat, and parts of Bukovina—in exchange for allying with the Allies and entering the war.
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This move added a new dimension to the conflict, complicating the Central Powers’ plans in Southeast Europe and promising new territorial disputes.
Summary and Reflection
This week’s events across multiple fronts showcase the complex, often tragic nature of the Great War. The Italians achieved a notable victory at Gorizia but failed to capitalize on their gains, illustrating how strategic hesitation can cost even the most successful offensives.
Meanwhile, on the Western and Eastern fronts, brutal attrition, leadership struggles, and logistical issues continued to shape the course of the conflict. The staggering losses—over a million Russian casualties in the summer alone—highlight the war's toll on young lives and the questionable sustainability of such relentless fighting.
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In the Balkans, new battles and political shifts indicate the war’s expansion into Southeast Europe, promising further upheaval and bloodshed.
As historian Mark Thompson pointed out in The White War, the cost of the battles in the Alps has been staggering—not just in lives lost, but in the erosion of morale and the fragility of victory. The war’s unpredictability remains its most defining feature, with commanders often seeing their hard-won gains slip away at the last minute.
Looking Ahead
The war continues, with no definitive end in sight. As leaders debate strategies and battle lines shift, one thing remains certain: victory is fleeting, and the cost is forever etched on the hearts of nations and the pages of history.
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