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Comment: Re:Bad guys (Score 3, Funny) 62

by K. S. Kyosuke (#43807037) Attached to: 5-Pound UAV Flies For 50 Minutes, Streams HD From Over 3 Miles

The drone is extremely compact — the company says that it weighs about three pounds and fits into a backpack — and its operator does not need any knowledge of flight.

That's good, because most people fail horribly at throwing themselves at the ground and missing. Not even high bridges seem to help.

Comment: Re:Fear Mongering (Score 1) 260

by K. S. Kyosuke (#43803371) Attached to: Terrorist Murder In London Could Revive Snooper's Charter

Perhaps if the West wasn't murdering civilians with their drones on a near daily basis, these two muslims might not have been so angry?

No, you've got it all wrong. You see, the Sunnis will be quite happy if you cheerfully massacre a few Shi'ites for them, and the Shi'ites won't consider it a big deal if you blow up a few Sunnis into the afterlife every now and then. You just have to be clever and concentrate on killing Muslims of only one of those two kinds, and then live in barracks close to the housings of the other kind, or otherwise you'll be meeting angry Muslims on the streets instead of the jubilating ones.

Alternatively, both Sunnis and Shi'ites will pat you on the back and buy you a beer if you bring them a scalp of an Ahmadi. That's one of the few things they can agree upon.

Comment: Re:I saw one of these (Score 1) 88

by K. S. Kyosuke (#43801863) Attached to: Missile Test Creates Huge Expanding Halo of Light Over Hawaii

In LA in the late 80s. I thought aliens were invading.

You know, had you actually watched Star Trek VI and the new episodes of Star Wars by the time you saw that, you would have known that an alien explosion would have made a 2D shockwave and not a spherical one. If nothing else, we can at least thank Lucas for fixing this bit of general education.

Comment: Re:Dump Fuel? (Score 1) 88

by K. S. Kyosuke (#43801819) Attached to: Missile Test Creates Huge Expanding Halo of Light Over Hawaii
But they're not actually "dumping the fuel". What they're doing is stopping the combustion process by means of an explosive decompression. It's more like stopping a campfire by opening doors into space, rather than venting a tank. The wood pile stays inside, it just stops burning. (And if the solid fuel only continues burning at a reduced rate, it can't generate any thrust anyway because there's little pressure in the chamber, and no de Laval nozzle attached to it anymore to turn it into a supersonic stream.)

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