Tag Archives: Russia

Tanks But No Tanks: Did The Ukrainian War Put An End to the Armored Tank?

Posted on May 24, 2022 by Chris Niccolls

The battle protection (armor) and destruction (arms) is as old as time. At first, hiding behind a tree, a big rock, or (much later) a wall was good enough. But hiding sacrificed mobility. When armies came out from behind walls, … Continue reading →

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The Sinking Of The Moskva: Lessons Not Learned From Previous Wars

Posted on May 1, 2022 by Chris Niccolls

War is a business. This business is driven by changing trends and new technology, but it is also a seasonal business. Sometimes war factories run full blast; sometimes they are on vacation. When a war is near, the military starts … Continue reading →

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Yahoo Users Hacked

Posted on January 28, 2017 by Chris Niccolls

(Previously published in AndMagazine, January 14th, 2017) Yahoo keeps hitting the jackpot, in a bad way. Earlier in December, Yahoo had a BILLION ACCOUNTS hacked. That’s the largest number of reported accounts hacked, EVER! To make it even worse, the … Continue reading →

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