This character clearly spent more time working on his satellite interception system than he did in enlish class!
How long until the us government shuts this kind of stuff down though? Consider the implications if terrorists were to stumble across this slashdot web area on AOL. The information is right here, they could take over the weather satellites and move their orbits to help defend their ground troops!
I recently watched a movie which starred Bruce Willis. He played the role of a US Special Forces Ranger Commando on a Seal Team for the Air Force. They went into a foreign country and removed religeous peoples. While they were talking a walk through the woods, one of Mr. Willis' friends brought his laptop, and used this very same technology to watch for bad guys following them. Now in this case, using the technology was useful in order to defend their party from the roving band of gorilla traders (though they never showed them actually DOING anything with gorillas. Curious!)
This whole concept is like a bicycle with a two stroke engine. It sounds like a good idea until you hear it. Not to mention the sound of the engine!
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This character clearly spent more time working on his satellite interception system than he did in enlish class!
How long until the us government shuts this kind of stuff down though? Consider the implications if terrorists were to stumble across this slashdot web area on AOL. The information is right here, they could take over the weather satellites and move their orbits to help defend their ground troops!
I recently watched a movie which starred Bruce Willis. He played the role of a US Special Forces Ranger Commando on a Seal Team for the Air Force. They went into a foreign country and removed religeous peoples. While they were talking a walk through the woods, one of Mr. Willis' friends brought his laptop, and used this very same technology to watch for bad guys following them. Now in this case, using the technology was useful in order to defend their party from the roving band of gorilla traders (though they never showed them actually DOING anything with gorillas. Curious!)
This whole concept is like a bicycle with a two stroke engine. It sounds like a good idea until you hear it. Not to mention the sound of the engine!
Anyhoo, remember, Kikoman is good on eggs!