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Gahald_Mills wrote...
@ Ryuu : wuzzat?..I forgot.. D:ehh?!!
isn't Tamayura is about Hanafuda?
@sana:
yaay for free stuff...
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In a literal sense, a book cover is meant to give the potential reader a basic overall image of what the book is about.
"Don't judge a book by it's cover. . . read the blurb as well."
"Don't judge a book by it's cover. . . read the blurb as well."
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Minakami Ryuu wrote...
Gahald_Mills wrote...
@ Ryuu : wuzzat?..I forgot.. D:ehh?!!
isn't Tamayura is about Hanafuda?.
I forgot what's that...new year stuff, right?.. D:
I thought Tamayura is a heart warming anime... D:
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Meh, I'm an avid reader of things but I don't much go for any of that modern literature. I prefer more classic writings or historical reports.
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Also sometimes I like to read the stupid things some people write on the internet just to laugh at. Can you believe there are some people who don't bother protecting the earth because they think after it's destroyed, God will make them a better one. I find that hilarious.
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Well somewhere in internet, I saw a book with title liek "100 perverted views about Spice and Wolf". Dunno if this is a real book but this is just retarded.
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Ha, that is indeed retarded but I guess that does go under one of the rules of the internet doesn't it.
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*sits up*
GPS is used quite a bit in military. Obviously when we soldiers are out on the field we need to be able to navigate through it. Back in the old days, we'd have been given military grade maps but nowadays most modern soldiers use GPS systems specifically designed for military use.
Of course, we're still taught to use a map and personally, I rather use maps. The digital warfront is a sneaky bastard and sometimes technology can fail you. I'll admit though that it is pretty damn convenient. If you ever watched Jormungand, the battle with Seal Team Seven, Night Nine, is a prime example of what I mean, albeit unlikely to happen.
Not entirely sure about this but I'm pretty sure that cruise missiles like the American BMG-109 Tomahawk uses GPS for navigation. Unsure about that since I don't work with that stuff. That being said, if Tomahawk does work like that then I imagine a lot of the other high-tech gizmos like UAVs and such work like that as well.
*hops off the tea cabinet*
Well, I suppose if I'm gonna snooze, I should snooze in my airship. I'll be back sometime.
*boards a VTOL and flies off*
GPS is used quite a bit in military. Obviously when we soldiers are out on the field we need to be able to navigate through it. Back in the old days, we'd have been given military grade maps but nowadays most modern soldiers use GPS systems specifically designed for military use.
Of course, we're still taught to use a map and personally, I rather use maps. The digital warfront is a sneaky bastard and sometimes technology can fail you. I'll admit though that it is pretty damn convenient. If you ever watched Jormungand, the battle with Seal Team Seven, Night Nine, is a prime example of what I mean, albeit unlikely to happen.
Spoiler:
Not entirely sure about this but I'm pretty sure that cruise missiles like the American BMG-109 Tomahawk uses GPS for navigation. Unsure about that since I don't work with that stuff. That being said, if Tomahawk does work like that then I imagine a lot of the other high-tech gizmos like UAVs and such work like that as well.
*hops off the tea cabinet*
Well, I suppose if I'm gonna snooze, I should snooze in my airship. I'll be back sometime.
*boards a VTOL and flies off*
