The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread
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My curiosity is indeed tickled, but not to the extent that I would try to follow in this guy’s footsteps.
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@Jam said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
My curiosity is indeed tickled, but not to the extent that I would try to follow in this guy’s footsteps.
You think that’s complicated, this shit looks like it would take months to build.
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Good examples of phase array. Most military aircraft with air defense capability now use phase array radar. I recall seeing these big Pave Paws antennas back in the 80’s
GTFO
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Where I first encountered “phased arrays” is with RF antenna systems.
According to the document below, the phased array antenna system was first invented in 1905 by Karl F. Braun. He invented a number of other things as well and shared the Nobel Prize with Marconi.
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@Tazz said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
Good examples of phase array. Most military aircraft with air defense capability now use phase array radar. I recall seeing these big Pave Paws antennas back in the 80’s
They got much smaller after the 80s due to some improvement in materials science. I now have one in the bumper of my car and a bigger one in the nose of my jpeg F-18 . The newer AESA radars operate on multiple frequencies that helps it avoid jamming.
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@Gators1 SAR radar has been out for a while now (20years?). I’ve seen some images they produce and it’s amazing the quality resolutions they have.
This Lynx system can easily show tire tracks on dirt roads. Two passes and they highlight the changes in images. Blue for new targets and Red for old targets that are gone from the second pass.
Lynx® Multi-Mode Radar
GA-ASI's Lynx Multi-Mode Radar is a high-performance system that provides high-resolution, photographic-quality imagery that can be captured through clouds, rain, dust, smoke and fog.
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Pakoon is taking notes and thanks you.
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@Jam said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
We are in big trouble if he ever gets a third term.
Not necessarily. Sure would require a big change, though. Probably would not happen, but it could.
Framers of the constitution must have considered term limits, but left that out. The reign of King FDR caused that to change, but here is no reason the change couldn’t be modded. Just would not be easy.
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Billions of dollars of tech investment to kill a $300 pickup truck and a towel head.
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Well if that haji hadn’t of run that stop sign in his little Toyota then maybe he wouldn’t be in pieces!
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They also blew up Lithu’s speedraft for overfishing just before.
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Why is she shitting on my quantum porn needs?
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@Gators1 said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
Why is she shitting on my quantum porn needs?
Does quantum porn mean that the old in-and-out trick can be both in and out at the same time?
♙♙♙ Michael Waltz added you to the group.
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Euro users now get a pop-up allowing them to opt out of the 700+ third parties Microsoft shares your Outlook data with.
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Boston Dynamics have retired the hydraulic Atlas that we’re all familiar with. They’re replacing it with an all-electric model:
I have a feeling this new model is the one that’s going to be pushing us over with sticks and knocking shit out of our hands.
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@Pakoon said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
On the off chance that you are a fan of Anthony Burgess . . . . and possibly one who appreciates Joyce.
It’s time for (me) for a re-read of Re-Joyce, reviewed here 14 years ago.
Book Review: "ReJoyce" by Anthony Burgess
To paraphrase the opening lines of the "Scylla and Charybdis" episode of Ulysses , this is "a great writer on a great brother writer." ...
“My book does not pretend to scholarship, only to a desire to help the average reader who wants to know Joyce’s work but has been scared off by the professors. The appearance of difficulty is part of Joyce’s big joke; the profundities are always expressed in good round Dublin terms; Joyce’s heroes are humble men.”
–From the Foreword by Anthony Burgess.
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Sucks they have masks on. I wanted to be able to recognize them next time I see them making my coffee at Starbucks.
Google workers arrested after nine-hour protest in cloud chief's office
Nine Google workers were arrested Tuesday after sit-in protests, including a nine-hour sit-in at Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian's office in Sunnyvale.
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@Gators1 said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
Sucks they have masks on. I wanted to be able to recognize them next time I see them making my coffee at Starbucks.
Nine Google workers were arrested Tuesday after sit-in protests, including a nine-hour sit-in at Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian's office in Sunnyvale.
Where did they think their salaries come from?
Where were they when China killed all those Muslims or crushed Hong Kong?
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Never go full Lithu-
TwainNo editing is gonna save you now-
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There were something like 30 of those idiots fired already.
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@Kilemall said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
@Gators1 said in The OFFICIAL tech stuff thread:
Sucks they have masks on. I wanted to be able to recognize them next time I see them making my coffee at Starbucks.
Nine Google workers were arrested Tuesday after sit-in protests, including a nine-hour sit-in at Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian's office in Sunnyvale.
Where did they think their salaries come from?
Where were they when China killed all those Muslims or crushed Hong Kong?
Google isn’t really in China. So that’s not where the salaries come from.
PAVE PAWS - Wikipedia
APG-81 AESA Radar for the F-35 JSF
