Wotr was a great game, it's a pity it wasn't more popular and fatshark never really understood what made the game special. What was your name in game Destraex? I don't remember a Destraex. My...
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Wotr was a great game, it's a pity it wasn't more popular and fatshark never really understood what made the game special. What was your name in game Destraex? I don't remember a Destraex. My...
It got shortened to three designs about a month ago in a very small and confusing announcement. The three designs are BAE Systems with the Type 26 Frigate; Fincantieri with the FREMM Frigate, and...
DCNS won the Australian submarine contract, like I suggested they would back at the start of the CEP. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-04-26/pm-announces-france-has-won-submarine-contract/7357462.
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I didn't think there was any issues regarding financing (other than going over budget). You'll also have to explain what specifications were unclear, as the design specs were in the control of...
Kockums had (and has) never made an ocean going submarine, nor one that operated in warm and cold waters, nor one that was deep diving, nor one that had such a large range.
Apparently...
They serve Australia well only after Australia and the US fixed the numerous and major issues with it*. Not to mention the herculean effort of the RAN's submariners (no bias there :whistling). Not...
They have very few capable combat aircraft and even less capable pilots. Australia has a much better navy if you want to factor that in as well.
Read my post again, you can't blame me for Phier's source not being 100% correct. However you can blame me for not having the time to read the German laws.
You're talking to a person who could of had a job at the Australian Signals Directorate but picked DHS for personal reasons. So yes I clearly think NSA is the only interrupt signal (sorry bit of...
The German laws according to Phier's source are about speech that incites or instigates harmful action. A thing also illegal in the US.
If the US has free speech why can one be sued for...
Other than run out of fuel? Not much. Collins is the more capable submarine class, which goes to explain why the whole A26 project is going to be cheaper than just one of Australia's future...
Turkey does not have much in the way of a strong indigenous maritime industry either, so I find it a bit strange they've jumped into the deep end so to speak. Considering Turkey's planned use of the...
Japan, DCNS and TMKS all believe most of the attempts were by China with the rest being Russia. I've got mail saying they were interested in RAN specifications as much as any one design (all the...
All the bids for Australia's new submarine were due at the start of the week, and almost comically were hand delivered due to daily hacking attempts (totally not by China) aimed at each of the...
It was already hit by a sidewinder before the video starts. Unless it's common for Russians to fly towards the ground whilst on fire, which I highly doubt.
Are the UK only getting F-35Bs?
Most surface naval servicemen dislike submarines, in particular anything which could be considered to take away funding from the surface fleet (in RAN atleast)....
It's the loudest thing in the ocean according clueless military experts on the internet, and the Liberal party (to discredit Kim Beazley). Because I'm lazy I'll just quote myself
"The hydrodynamic...
ASATs can't blind carrier groups.
A pity the DF-21D can't hit everywhere in the pacific, or even most of it. Nor has it hit a moving naval target.
DF-41D isn't a thing nor is the...
I quite clearly said post #26 onwards. You're referring to post #17. Which I also responded to by suggesting you read the full article to get a better understanding.
What evidence do you...
His post has nothing to do with my original point. But rather than address it he is moving further away from it because it is an argument he'll lose. I'm trying to move the subject back on topic...
Next time quote the whole sentence not half of it, you know the part which shows it wasn't a proof by analogy. Disingenuous misquotes are hardly endearing or a valid debating tool.
In regards...
Which is a terrible analogy which has no equivalent in programming. Also "Proof by analogy is fraud" - Bjarne Stroustrup (creator of C++)
I do not think you quite understand what refactoring...
Moving from 32-bit to 64-bit isn't exactly trivial, and it may very well not even be an issue with CA but rather one of their dependencies. Unity took along time to release a 64-bit editor (having a...
Let me get this straight, you a non-programmer (educated assumption) are arguing with Jeol Spolsky on the subject of rewriting and refactoring code? Let me know how that goes, I imagine it would be...
Incorrect.
They're not giving out all their assets. Unless you're only referring to art assets? Any game that runs on your machine gives you full access to the art assets. How else do you...
"It's important to remember that when you start from scratch there is absolutely no reason to believe that you are going to do a better job than you did the first time. First of all, you probably...
"Knife attack". Your source mentions the "knives" were over 60 cm, or the size of a :wub:ing katana. That's not a knife that's a sword.
Why animate the flags? Just use soft body physics
Conveniently forgetting the Arab League had no qualms gobbling up Palestinian land and outright annexing it after they lost their war of aggression against Israel. But it was clearly Israel that...
Software engineers don't program the software? You heard it hear first folks.
If you don't have a rebuttal I understand not everyone can be as smart as me. ;)
I doubt you're a...
It already has been affected in Australia. Such as self serving machines at the supermarket, a "robot" when you call up certain places like your ISP or bank before being transferred (if at all) to a...
I've shown you examples of driverless vehicles in use and all you can say is "super-prototypical" (which isn't a real term to begin with) or blatantly ignore the ones which aren't. We've also moved...
I think you're missing the point. What happens when 30% of the workforce cannot get a job through no fault of their own? I've had people suggest automation has the potential to leave 80% (plus lots...
I'm only going to focus on the technology part as that's my expertise (programming and AI).
With research before blindly dismissing something would be a good start. ;)
Not robotic...
So human constructs (most of which bar religion other animals have in some form anyway) give humans more right to land? Well that's a exercise in pointlessness isn't it? You could of just said...
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/abbott-acted-against-defence-advice-on-subs-20150503-1mxxjp.html
It's not surprising the DMO's advice was for ASC to build the new...
I don't see how an embargo on live beef export is humiliating the Indonesian president. Nor do I see why Indonesia has a right to Australian beef. Next time Indonesia shouldn't upset Australians...
Don't hope for a DirectX12 game, you're just falling into the hands of Microsoft marketing. Ever wondered why they market a graphics API to gamers rather than graphics programmers?* What you should...
I find it highly dubious that it's a fact I said "there is not enough lore" when I never said that. Last I checked strawman and fact weren't synonyms. I'm not sure what Shogun 2 has to do with...
That doesn't make much sense to me. You have LOTR which is high fantasy good vs evil where good wins because (actually there is a lot of bad writing in Tolkein where the reason for something is...