"I can't come up with anything else in the entire marketing world where marketers knowingly introduce a flawed or inadequate product [and] it helps grow your user base."
Its simple, epaper will never take over completly simply because people like the way regular paper feels in there hands. Its easy to work with and you can easily write stuff on it.
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but now that I pointed that out, Im certain you will turn out to be the chief officer of sonar operations or somesuch.
*shrugs* Believe what you will... I don't do that sort of shit.
I'm an ET Navigator btw however, every one has to learn the basics of every one elses jobs on the boat so I know the basics behind the Mark 48 ADCAP... enough to know when some one doesn't have the complete picture
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Hey! Congrats on all of your wonderful NROTC experence. I'm currently active duty navy ON subs. Yeh... I think I know what I'm talking about... While you are right that they do vary speeds... its usually loud, louder and really loud. Modern SONAR systems are able to pick up the AC units onboard sound proofed subs... I don't think detecting a torpedo is going to be *that* difficult. oh, and btw, your speeds on the torpedos are off aswell. While the actuall speeds are classified, they go *way* faster than that.
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"Drive up to X point real slow, with sonar off, so the ship doesn't realize you're coming, then, go active, hunt it down, and blow it up.
I torpedo in the water sounds like a lawnmower... They are going to hear it. The idea behind a torpedo is to lock onto the target and get the F*** out as quickly as possible.
He failed freshman physics AND Tropedos 101.
Aparently, so did you.
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hmm... never actually studied Submarines have you?
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He walks 20 feet to his battle station, stuffing extra pastries in his pocket as he goes.
20 feet? Are you kidding? I don't even walk that far!
You just sound like you're gloating for finally getting someone to let you kiss them.
Who is to say she let him?
"I can't come up with anything else in the entire marketing world where marketers knowingly introduce a flawed or inadequate product [and] it helps grow your user base."
This guy must have been talking about Windows!
Legos, plural useage of the word... fuckin doornob
Its simple, epaper will never take over completly simply because people like the way regular paper feels in there hands. Its easy to work with and you can easily write stuff on it.
but now that I pointed that out, Im certain you will turn out to be the chief officer of sonar operations or somesuch.
*shrugs*
Believe what you will... I don't do that sort of shit.
I'm an ET Navigator btw however, every one has to learn the basics of every one elses jobs on the boat so I know the basics behind the Mark 48 ADCAP... enough to know when some one doesn't have the complete picture
Hey! Congrats on all of your wonderful NROTC experence. I'm currently active duty navy ON subs. Yeh... I think I know what I'm talking about... While you are right that they do vary speeds... its usually loud, louder and really loud. Modern SONAR systems are able to pick up the AC units onboard sound proofed subs... I don't think detecting a torpedo is going to be *that* difficult. oh, and btw, your speeds on the torpedos are off aswell. While the actuall speeds are classified, they go *way* faster than that.
"Drive up to X point real slow, with sonar off, so the ship doesn't realize you're coming, then, go active, hunt it down, and blow it up. I torpedo in the water sounds like a lawnmower... They are going to hear it. The idea behind a torpedo is to lock onto the target and get the F*** out as quickly as possible. He failed freshman physics AND Tropedos 101. Aparently, so did you.
hmm... never actually studied Submarines have you?
What do you know! I just so happen to work on a US Navy Submarine! Too bad that sort of thing is classified isin't it?