There was an author who did that for the second edition of his book. First edition had no punctuation so the second edition he added a few pages of punctuation at the end for complainers. He said they could put them where they wanted to.

My fear when talking in my second language.

Neat but 3 hours of loitering is nothing for a fixed wing drone. We have drones that stay in flight for a month or more.

Radars are already deployed like that. Most radars sit many kilometers from each other because of interference and not needing the extra coverage. Radar coverage is absolutely enormous for modern systems.

Many counter fire radars have tracked their own incoming death. You have a good minute or so from first track until the round impacts. That’s enough time to track the round and send out a counterbattery mission destroying the fucks that killed you buy you’re still dead unless the round happens to be a dud.

You’d end up jamming yourself. You can’t really have radars or other strong electromagnetic warfare devices near each other operating on the same frequency since they tend to interfere and wash out each other’s signals.

As a decoy makes sense though since you can send them far away on a drone or something.

Most of the world has spectrum regulators for that sort of thing, it isn’t only a US thing. MPs aren’t really the people who would be investigating unless you live in some authoritarian regime where the police and federal regulatory bodies are commingled.

I could be wrong but I can’t think of an example where a military regulates spectrum in any meaningful way and a quick web search turns up nothing.

Who says we aren’t? Electronic counter measures and electronic counter counter measures are a large part of modern warfare.

It’s a cat and mouse game.

Probably one of the spectrum regulators will show up (the FCC in the US) not MPs.

Possibly but you could just put any radio signal up for a decoy, you don’t need something this fancy. Radar is just radio waves. The fancy part is collimation of the beam and sensing of the return beam. That’s what costs money.

Interestingly enough, this project was originally licensed under the MIT license, but Motti was advised that said license does not protect physical hardware, so it changed to the CERN-OHL-PT license. Should you elect to build your own unit, be aware that the frequencies it operates in are almost assuredly highly regulated in your legal jurisdiction.

Also be aware of anti radiation munitions if you decide to operate one of these in a warzone. Radarmen have very short battlefield lifetimes because turning on a radar without lots of electronic countermeasures (hell even with countermeasures) is basically like turning on a spotlight that says “blow me up”.

Doubtful. That thing was traveling three times faster than the fastest meteorite we’ve recorded entering the atmosphere. It probably vaporized almost as soon as it took off since 900 kilos of steel is nothing, ablatively speaking, at those speeds in sea level air pressure.

Your thoughts are so powerful that you can trick your body into thinking you got medicine even if you really just got a sugar pill.

It’s like a person being trained on english by only watching Friends and then being surprised that the person greets all women by saying “How you doin’?”

I stayed up half the night playing it when it came out and my brain couldn’t figure out if it was the game glitching or me going crazy from sleep deprivation when Raiden takes over.

That shit was amazing back in the day. Twists like that just don’t happen anymore.

Nah. Good games can be made on any engine. So can bad games.

Goddamn. They produce tetrodotoxin in their skin glands. That’s the same neurotoxin as puffer fish.

Like doom exists in a word document or like my to do list exists in a word document?