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by vt240 11y ago
Where I live in Puyallup, WA truck-balls/trucknuts are uncomfortably common.
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by vt240 11y ago
Something like a highly focused, microwave frequency carrier, laser doppler vibrometer? ;-)
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by vt240 11y ago
I was in a severe single car accident in a 80s era truck, where I ended up rolling many times down into a ditch, and finally resting upside down. Seat belt did not release, the button was just solid, and I had to hold my body up to un-catc
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by vt240 11y ago
Yes, I had a similar experience here with my local Ham club. I used to go to meetings in my home town when I was a kid. I must have watched too many YouTube videos, but I had visions of guys swapping stories of their latest eBay spectrum
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by vt240 11y ago
That is fantastic, something I never would have thought of!
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by vt240 12y ago
Yep we have about 10 xw8600/8400 with HP P400 SAS controllers. Disks come in and out as they fail but the machines just never seem to die. I have never seen one crash either.
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by vt240 12y ago
It says 1990 in the original message.
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by vt240 12y ago
Your post just brought back a flood of memories for me about the frustration I went through as a kid trying to port free software to 68k BSD. I started out running MachTen [1] which ran under System 7 on the Mac. There was something odd a
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by vt240 12y ago
Shows some videos of anti-mortar tests. http://www.boeing.com/defense-space/ic/des/hel_md_0514_vid.h...
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by vt240 12y ago
Neat, Boeing has a 'Directed Energy Systems' division.