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JSARSOM posted:What the gently caress would the director even look at? I can't imagine it's like the 'hacking' in movies with 3d virtual buildings and poo poo. 
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Baloogan posted:Commander Spack; set phasers to civil liberties. quote:At one point, a former official recalls (NSA director Keith) Alexander giving a briefing on how closely terrorists were connected via communications networks. "Later, we had a chance to review the information," he says. "It turns out that all [that] those guys were connected to were pizza shops." In other cases, he apparently deployed tools so aggressively that it became hard to keep them secret. A search system called the "automatic ingestion manager" crawled and catalogued websites heavily enough that the Defense Intelligence Agency site automatically kicked it out as a potential cyberattack.
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Grey Fox V2 posted:Oh it gets better: The "automatic ingestion manager"? Do they have an "automatic digestion manager" to do the analysis after the data has been "ingested"?
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Caconym posted:The "automatic ingestion manager"? Probably. It only produces complete poo poo, though.
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JSARSOM posted:What the gently caress would the director even look at? I can't imagine it's like the 'hacking' in movies with 3d virtual buildings and poo poo. In most similar rooms (that's a bit more overboard and centralist than I've seen in the handful I've visited), it's a map of the relevant AOR. For the NSA, it's probably some weirdo's deviantart/lj page. Edit: 
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Godholio posted:In most similar rooms (that's a bit more overboard and centralist than I've seen in the handful I've visited), it's a map of the relevant AOR. For the NSA, it's probably some weirdo's deviantart/lj page. No, no, no. The money goes in from the top, comes out the bottom as fire.
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I'm guessing that is a picture of how the people involved in building the thing views it.
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Sep 16, 2013 22:18
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And here I was thinking they didn't even aim the drat things.
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Sep 17, 2013 01:35
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I hope he's not using Apple Maps 
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Slim Pickens posted:And here I was thinking they didn't even aim the drat things. I wish Steve Jobs wasn't dead, because then I could send him this photo and wonder what he'd say about it.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:I wish Steve Jobs wasn't dead, because then I could send him this photo and wonder what he'd say about it. Probably gush about the emergent and empowering uses of tech, while giving his lawyers the secret hand signal to secure a vague patent on it
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shyduck posted:I hope he's not using Apple Maps  Betcha that ipad doesn't even show angle, it just moves the target pip on the map as he adjusts the mortar. grover fucked around with this message at 01:51 on Sep 17, 2013 |
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Sep 17, 2013 01:49
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grover posted:There should be an app for that Huh. Surely that wouldn't be too hard to write, either.
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I'm like 90% sure there's an app for setting up those firing lane charts for defensive positions.
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Hydrolith posted:Huh. Surely that wouldn't be too hard to write, either. Actually, wasn't that pretty much the FCS mortar system? Gunner sits in the truck and clicks on a map, mortar traverses and fires a salvo?
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I can't imagine it's that hard to get a hold of firing tables and a compass. I mean poo poo, you already got the mortar. And it's not like you need a linguist to translate numbers. Sure, the finer points of mortar gunnery might take some time to pick-up, but these look like bright fellas. 25 rounds in effect, ALLAHUACKBAR. edit: Okay, I guess you'd need a sight, too. ... nevermind, keep on keepin' on, bros.
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What really strikes me is what a good time they look like they're having in a lot of videos Those are happy "ALLAHUACKBAR"s
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Shooting mortars is fun. I'll be honest, I sometimes daydream about being whisked away to the birthplace of civilization in a Jesse Pinkman teaches-the-cartel-how-to-cook kind of adventure. Oh, the memories we would make.
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Hydrolith posted:Huh. Surely that wouldn't be too hard to write, either. 
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Victor Vermis posted:Shooting mortars is fun. I'll be honest, I sometimes daydream about being whisked away to the birthplace of civilization in a Jesse Pinkman teaches-the-cartel-how-to-cook kind of adventure. Oh, the memories we would make. This sounds ripe for a short story.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:I wish Steve Jobs wasn't dead, because then I could send him this photo and wonder what he'd say about it. Steve Jobs was a Lebanese Syrian. His father was born in Homs.
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Sep 17, 2013 06:50
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I hate apple but Steve Jobs was an American.
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Sep 17, 2013 08:04
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Quit helldumping stebe.
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Ron Jeremy posted:Steve Jobs was a Lebanese Syrian. His father was born in Homs. His father that he never met. Steve was put up for adoption and never had a relationship with his biological parents. His father, a casino owner and millionaire himself, said he would have loved to meet his son, but refused to reach out to him because he didn't want anyone to think he was doing it for the money.
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Mr. Nice! posted:said he would have loved to meet his son, but refused to reach out to him because he didn't want anyone to think he was doing it for the money.
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grover posted:There should be an app for that The all-new Apple William Tell.
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evil_bunnY posted:Jesus what a fuckup. Not really.
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evil_bunnY posted:Jesus what a fuckup. Not really. Jobs was a prick and probably wouldn't have anything to do with him if he did.
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Crosspostin from AF threadaf times posted:Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Mark Welsh appears on stage wearing a Captain America mask to remind airmen that "A" stands for airpower during the Air Force Association's Air and Space Conference Sept. 17. 
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Sep 17, 2013 21:10
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Captain America was in the Army, chair force faggots
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Sep 17, 2013 21:17
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The Air Force was in the Army.
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Baloogan posted:The Air Force was in the Army. And it should have stayed that way 
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Sep 17, 2013 21:19
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Yeah but that means I'd have to be in the Army, let's not go nuts
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shyduck posted:Yeah but that means I'd have to be in the Army, let's not go nuts Go nuts? 
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'Rah devildogs
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The Hornet gives me some very grown-up feelings in my pants.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWCX6IeBH7U e: Sorry about that. The video is a doc about Red Cell, a team created by the Navy to troubleshoot base security in the 80's. It was made up of SEALs led by Marcinko- basically they infiltrated a bunch of places, beat up guards, kidnapped and worked over officers and planted low-yield explosives. They were shut down because they were getting too rough, and they probably also used their autonomy to steal military assets. vvvvvv Dilkington fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Sep 20, 2013 |
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Sep 19, 2013 20:34
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I don't wanna be That Guy but can we get a description along with a YouTube URL?! What makes this link so special that I should click on it. 
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Looks like it's hosted by Richard Marcinko.
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