This year will be harder than last year. However, it will be easier than next year.
I’d rather chip a couple of bucks to Servo instead, which funnily enough, actually used to be under the Mozilla banner but a round of layoffs ended up cutting the team working on it. It’s development recently picked back up and there’s a small team working on it (I believe from Igalia) again this time under the Linux Foundation.
There are AKs that come chambered in 5.56x45, they’re way more expensive than your typical AR-15 and you’ll still have the problem of it not being compatible with a lot of optics and such, but it’s definitely an option.
They can’t even spell the the thing they’re attacking correctly either, if they had done like 30 seconds of research they could have learned all about the doppler effect and doppler radars (which is very interesting, fun thing to research if you’re ever bored) but no, that’s too hard. I’ll give them a very very tiny sliver of credit for at least knowing what NEXRAD is.
This is why you need to write it in Rust, if it compiles it’s guaranteed to be blazing fast 🚀 and memory safe ✅