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Nowadays, no one uses Soviet-made computers the size of a wardrobe. I didn't say that the USSR never had computers. As for processor production, I don't think we can create a company like "Intel" for another 50 years. Unless, of course, we develop our own technologies instead of just assembling Intel (or AMD) processors at their factory located in our country (building such a factory and training the necessary personnel would take about 10 years, in my opinion).
Added 3 minutes later And regarding law and morality.
Take Vitaly Kaloev as an example. Morally, he might be right, but legally, he's wrong. What if all the deceased passengers had also been "avenged"? What would happen then?:confused: Mass killings of the airline's personnel?:eek: