After my multi-year stint of Counter-Strike, I found myself, upon entering new rooms, looking for the ideal wall to lob a grenade off of into the next room and automatically assuming a good defensive position, such as a corner, while at the same time having an escape route.
After playing for another year on a CS server that defaulted on low gravity....
It would not be impractical for the pilot to wear safty glasses during the takoff and landing phases of flight, and have the copilot dictate to the pilot important information and peform tasks (ie. airspeed, gear down, flaps out). This is how it is done to a certain extent already. And after takeoff, the pilot could remove his safty glasses.
In fact, this is how the C-130 crews do it when landing in the arctic. The snow is so bright that the pilot must look outside the whole time while the copilot reads things off the instruments.
I have been smoothing out the pins and selling old 64k memory sticks with key rings in the holes with great success. It is especailly good seeing as I can can get a handfull of them for $0.25.
their information just fades away.
This is why we don't want Europe controlling the internet.
After my multi-year stint of Counter-Strike, I found myself, upon entering new rooms, looking for the ideal wall to lob a grenade off of into the next room and automatically assuming a good defensive position, such as a corner, while at the same time having an escape route. After playing for another year on a CS server that defaulted on low gravity....
It would not be impractical for the pilot to wear safty glasses during the takoff and landing phases of flight, and have the copilot dictate to the pilot important information and peform tasks (ie. airspeed, gear down, flaps out). This is how it is done to a certain extent already. And after takeoff, the pilot could remove his safty glasses. In fact, this is how the C-130 crews do it when landing in the arctic. The snow is so bright that the pilot must look outside the whole time while the copilot reads things off the instruments.
I have been smoothing out the pins and selling old 64k memory sticks with key rings in the holes with great success. It is especailly good seeing as I can can get a handfull of them for $0.25.