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1·2 years agoOkay, I deleted the comment so you don’t have to read it ever again
2·2 years agoDoes it remind you of neoprene? Is it that sort of dense rubbery polymery kind of feel?
Damn, and it’s even AI generated. I really like this one. Wish I knew the prompt
161·2 years agoYou’re an all-star
Hey now
That’s right! Corridor Digital is all up on the CGI UFO’s lately. They just made a hoax Tesla 3 cam vid
I’ve been kind of noticing the same with my pax lately and I’m glad you put into words what I’ve been intuiting
10·2 years agoMuch appreciated! Very interesting story
54·2 years agoI was really curious about the thought process here, but now I understand slightly more lol
A covering of tires could well be calculated to break up the infrared signature of these aircraft, to confuse cruise missiles using image matching for targeting. This technique is also frequently referred to as DSMAC (Digital Scene Matching Area Correlator) or ATR (Automated Target Recognition) when used in cruise missiles. As we have previously discussed, using DSMAC/ATR would provide land attack versions of Ukraine’s homegrown Neptune missiles with a significant advantage, making them largely immune to electronic warfare jamming. At the same time, their approach to the target would not involve any telltale radio-frequency emissions, thanks to the passive nature of the targeting.
Honestly, I’m not even that mad. If only nytimes would let me read those specifics
3·2 years agoI’ve been going through Pandora Tomorrow on my Steam Deck and it’s been great. I wish they just kept making more in this format
1·2 years agoYeah, this is the answer. Get an engineer’s input
This is what New Orleans looked like pre-Katrina.
You’ll get no argument from me. I love my steam deck, and windows is an awful experience on it compared to SteamOS
Hopefully without the payload delivery system :)
Ok