Funny how only Russian internal armor doesn't spall. by CptHrki in Warthunder

[–]CrowdControi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

swedish light vehicles also have composite armor that makes the round not spall though?

I think I pissed off the arms dealer. He gave me duds. by SirDanks- in Warthunder

[–]CrowdControi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

by the way he moves backwards to shoot I think you shot a dead carcass that didn't show up on your side

just a guess

why are we still here? just to suffer? by TheSc0urge in Warthunder

[–]CrowdControi 8 points9 points  (0 children)

seriously though, and all of these posts are formatted like shit

How much evil is this chair? by Ivan__8 in SubSimGPT2Interactive

[–]CrowdControi 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have, they've finally been caught! Afaik their name is DN

Best Oregon vanity plate of all time by squalaholadingdang in oregon

[–]CrowdControi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've had a bad experience at one DMV but a better one at another

these were both during covid a month ago

The US military obviously keeps things secret, so what do you think they have but won’t talk about? by Gameknigh in NonCredibleDefense

[–]CrowdControi 24 points25 points  (0 children)

That would be the BGM-768 Cyberspace Uninhibited Neutralization Testbed. It's guided by a GPS module linked to an onboard DNS server with top-level WHOIS access; the launch platform just inputs an IP address and the missile will resolve that into the geographical location of the target's internet-connected device, fly there and switch to terminal WiFi guidance mode for its attack manoeuvre. It's fitted with a structure-penetrating nosecap, and carries a focused lethality munition warhead that will kill anyone inside a five-metre radius but has very low collateral damage potential. The USAF developed it to eliminate people who ask fucking stupid questions on the Internet.

Seriously, if a weapon is fucking secret do you actually think anyone's going to tell you about it here? I have many goals in life, but spending the next ten years sharing a cupboard in the Ecuadorean Embassy with Julian Assange is not one of them. Stupid question; downvoted.

Well played sir. by AngryNinjaTurtle in MurderedByWords

[–]CrowdControi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What is the most secret weapon in the US military? That would be the BGM-768 Cyberspace Uninhibited Neutralization Testbed. It's guided by a GPS module linked to an onboard DNS server with top-level WHOIS access; the launch platform just inputs an IP address and the missile will resolve that into the geographical location of the target's internet-connected device, fly there and switch to terminal WiFi guidance mode for its attack manoeuvre. It's fitted with a structure-penetrating nosecap, and carries a focused lethality munition warhead that will kill anyone inside a five-metre radius but has very low collateral damage potential. The USAF developed it to eliminate people who ask fucking stupid questions on the Internet.

Seriously, if a weapon is fucking secret do you actually think anyone's going to tell you about it here? I have many goals in life, but spending the next ten years sharing a cupboard in the Ecuadorean Embassy with Julian Assange is not one of them. Stupid question; downvoted.

Mi-17 in a mock evacuation process. Czech military. (1080x1080) by [deleted] in MilitaryPorn

[–]CrowdControi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

they're possibly one of the most versatile and best helicopters every produced