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2019-05-14 at 4:43 PM UTC in normies are fucking cucksThis thread turned out more interesting than I would've thought. Some good posts. People that use the word "normie" are usually exactly what the word means in one form or another. Jiggaboo is right, and Ghost is definitely a normie drone. But so is the majority of other people on this site.
You aren't rebelling by taking drugs. Now if you became an opium lord or something in a south east asian jungle and actually produced the shit yourself and didn't have to rely on a brainwashed western civilization, then you might be able to say you aren't a normie.
Everyone is still chasing paper though. I never would've guessed CandyRein preferred living outside a big filthy city. All the black people I've met have been afraid of the woods and such, except maybe a hand full. -
2019-05-14 at 4:21 PM UTC in Norwegian princess becomes a mudshark with LA based shaman
Princess Martha Louise of Norway, 47, takes to Instagram to announce she's found love with an LA-based shaman and 'spiritual hacker' who believes he can reverse aging - two years after her divorce
Princess Martha Louise of Norway has taken to Instagram to reveal she has found love with a shaman and 'spiritual hacker'.
Princess Martha Louise, 47, the eldest child of King Harald and Queen Sonja, shared details of her burgeoning romance in a heartfelt post yesterday.
The mother-of-three, who divorced husband Ari Behn in 2017, described her beau, Durek Verrett, as her 'twin flame' and vowed to love him from 'this eternity to the next'.
The royal also hit back critics of the relationship, saying she did not choose her boyfriend to 'satisfy the norms'.
Durek describes himself as a 'spiritual guide and gifted healer' and 'sixth generation Shaman' and claims he can reduce ageing by using his power to 'access the atoms' inside the human body.
Princess Martha Louise has long been known to have an interest in spiritual practises and last year travelled to India for a retreat with friends.
In 2007 there were calls for her to renounce her royal title after she announced plans to open a school that would train people to communicate with the angelic realm.
It is clear Martha Louise and Durek have bonded over their spiritual understanding.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7026707/Princess-Martha-Louise-Norway-reveals-shes-love-shaman-Los-Angeles.html
Well, Prince Harry is a mudshark and so was his mother. This just confirms what I've said for years, the concept of a royal family is cuckery announced. European people need to rise up and slaughter all royal families and politicians that don't conform to the will of the people.
Hopefully a white supremacist kills this disgusting mudshark filth. -
2019-05-14 at 4:14 PM UTC in Crime Pay Per HourDrug dealing is somewhat appealing to some people in that you can fuck your woman all day long, you don't have to leave for work so you can keep an eye on her at all times so she doesn't have a chance to cheat on you. If she doesn't like that lifestyle there's plenty of other sluts that do.
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2019-05-14 at 4:07 PM UTC in Ghost is a faggotWhat is the closest thing to a green or environmentally friendly methamphetamine synthesis?
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2019-05-13 at 11:52 PM UTC in vaccines suck
Originally posted by Bill Krozby its not my nose its my right cheek and arm. I've never been in so much pain. I will go to sleep and when I wake up I feel even worse.
From a flesh wound? I've never been in much pain from a gash, especially on my face. Bones I can understand, especially broken ribs or feet since you can't help but move them. If it hurts that bad, it may be an infection. In which case, plastic surgery isn't going to help.
I think you need to stop getting hit in the head. Eventually that shit will catch up with you. If you're really a targeted individual like you've been claiming then you should know they'll set you up to get into fights for made up reasons. They want you dead more than likely if it's gotten to this point. Stop taking their bait. -
2019-05-13 at 11:13 PM UTC in Microphone device to detect location of enemy snipers on battlefield
Originally posted by A College Professor soldiers will soon use only copper or optical fiber to communicate while fighting and al lthe snipers will use silencers cause who the hell wants to show up on the mini map
Silencers will only work for subsonic ammo. There's still a 'sonic crack' with hyper sonic ammo. And even if you used a 45 rifle with an integral suppressor, there's still ways of detecting the firing mechanisms and the vibration from the firing pin actually causing the gunpowder to expel the round.
If they can detect johnson nyquist noise, they can detect even the best snipers. -
2019-05-13 at 11:11 PM UTC in Microphone device to detect location of enemy snipers on battlefield
Originally posted by -SpectraL But in reality, the US military can already detect, see and hear a single gunshot from outer space, anywhere on the face of the planet. Everything you see and hear is a lie, to keep the money machines rolling. The "new technology" is just smokescreen. Child's-play. Make people think we're still living in the stone age, and the trillions keep rolling in, and millions more die. The US military already has technology beyond even anyone wildest dreams. The rest is all just smoke and mirrors, to keep you occupied. To keep you distracted. To keep you involved. To keep you dying. To keep making them filthy rich with their power and your money. People have NO IDEA just how evil they really are.
Can't argue with that. They have some way of seeing through walls without radio frequency. Remote neural monitoring allows them to see through everyone's eyes and hear through their ears.. I'm sure they could solve a lot of unsolved murders if they wanted to, but the technology isn't used for that. It's for VIPs. The elite. Can't reveal it to unimportant people. -
2019-05-13 at 11:08 PM UTC in Microphone device to detect location of enemy snipers on battlefield
Originally posted by Sophie Every squad has a radio operator already, if we allocate a special set of frequencies to transmit the ambient sounds to the intel center, all they can try to trace are the radio signals. Which is possible i guess, but wouldn't add extra risk since like i said every squad has a radio operator already. Also, i was thinking along the lines of fighting insurgents, not pitting two modern armies against each other.
You'd be surprised at what some of these insurgents are capable of. Also, if there's a fixed frequency that isn't being used for the usual communications, then it stands out. Zero in on that and you've got a nice target. -
2019-05-13 at 10:56 PM UTC in What product would increase the range of a wifi cameras range?Aside from a directional antenna, there isn't much you can use that will accomplish this "without having to do anything".
The data can be transmitted on a lower frequency though, and therefore a longer range frequency. You'll have to decode it once it's been picked up on the other side. It would be cheaper, but regardless of what you use, someone can zero in on the signal and find the "grow op" or whatever it is you're really doing.
something like this would be more energy efficient if in a remote location, if you switch it to jpeg mode rather than streaming video.
EDIT: https://www.instructables.com/id/ArduCAM-Mini-ESP8266-Web-Camera/
For a couple bucks you could set up some electrostatic charge detectors with FETs and have those as your motion detector, if passive infrared may be a problem. Probably won't though. -
2019-05-13 at 10:48 PM UTC in Microphone device to detect location of enemy snipers on battlefield
Originally posted by Sophie Individual squads should just be carrying listening devices that feed all audio data to a local intelligence unit. If the squads are also tracked by location the sound from various squads in the area can be analyzed forensically and as it happens. It's not that hard to write a bit of software that takes these data points along with the distance from each squad to the rest in order to triangulate where enemy fire is coming from.
Then the enemy could trace the signal back to the intel unit and blow it up. -
2019-05-13 at 10:42 PM UTC in Joints vs. Blunts vs. BongsBlunts will never taste as good. I can't smoke them socially because people distract me, and to enjoy that mix of tobacco and weed, I have to be alone and undistracted.
If it's good weed, smoke out of a pipe. If it's not, a joint or bong will suffice. Blunts are just too wiggery. -
2019-05-13 at 10:39 PM UTC in Damnit , infinityshock Bill Krozby spamIt's kind of nice that whoever is spying on me when I'm on a computer has to periodically see kr0z dicks flash over the screen while I hold space bar. There's always somebody
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2019-05-13 at 10:37 PM UTC in vaccines suck
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2019-05-13 at 9:28 PM UTC in Nope not anymore
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2019-05-13 at 9:19 PM UTC in Elon Musk is hated-Global AgendaIt's possible to colonize mars, underground. The surface is going to be way too inhospitable without an atmosphere and even then it's going to be difficult.
The only bases within the next few thousand years will be underground. They may already have them. Lack of atmosphere means an awful lot of cosmic radiation can be picked up and used for electrical energy production, too. That could power the much needed cooling and heating systems. -
2019-05-13 at 9 PM UTC in vaccines suckThe shot was probably just so kr0z wouldn't be able to make anymore babies. He's probably also on a do not resuscitate list. I guess they fooled him pretty good with that one.
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2019-05-13 at 8:54 PM UTC in Microphone device to detect location of enemy snipers on battlefieldNo doubt somebody eventually will hack into the smartphones and make the person using the microphone think that the enemy is in a location other than where he's actually at. I mean, it wouldn't be too difficult, to make, say for example US soldiers using this, to fire a mortar on their own troops or allied troops because the hacker made them think that's where the enemy sniper was.
As long as it's connected to smartphones and not stand-alone there's all kinds of ways to monkey around with it. Probably better if it's not even wireless. Raw analog data can reveal the direction of both incoming radio signals and sound waves, so this is interesting stuff. Really only needs to send the information to the speaker in the person's ear, rather than to a smartphone. Having its own microprocessor would pretty much eliminate the risk of a hacker using it against them. -
2019-05-13 at 6:53 PM UTC in Microphone device to detect location of enemy snipers on battlefield
A soldier's phone could be used to reveal the location of enemy troops
It links the handset to a microphone built into their helmet's ear protection
Noise of fired bullets is tracked and used to reveal the assailant's position
Researchers say the technology could be on the battlefield within two years
Locations of enemy snipers shooting at troops may soon be revealed instantly on the smartphones of the ambushed troops.
Cutting-edge audio technology is being developed to use microphones in the ears of the soldiers to track two notable noises from a bullet - supersonic air in front of the bullet and the blast as it leaves the muzzle.
Technology is being developed to use these two sounds to trace the original location and reveal where it was fired from.
The data and location will then be relayed to the handset of the beleaguered troops to help them identify and neutralise the threat.
Audio experts that developed the technology say it builds on existing technology and could be employed on the battlefield in just two years
The modern soldier's helmet has inbuilt ear protection to protect them from the raucous of battle and a communication systems to talk to their comrades, other forces and HQ.
The system consists of microphones and either earmuffs or ear plugs and is known as Tactical Communication and Protective Systems, or TCAPS.
However, they currently are not used to find enemy assailants.
Combat acoustics researcher Dr Sébastien Hengy at the French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis explained: 'At the beginning of an ambush, the most important thing for soldiers is to know where the shooting is coming from so that they can hide on the right side of a vehicle or at least aim in the right direction - and they need this information very fast.'
So he developed a proof of concept that uses the microphones in a TCAPS system to capture a shooter's acoustic information and transmit this to a soldier's smartphone to display shooter location in real time.
TCAPS have four microphones, two outside the ear canal and two inside it, underneath the hearing protection.
The French prototype has an electronic enhancement that activates to block out loud noises, such as when a soldier fires his or her own weapon.
Revealing the shooter location uses the fact that most modern combat weapons fire bullets at supersonic speeds, creating two acoustic waves.
The first is a supersonic shock wave - similar to that formed in front of a jet at supersonic speeds - that travels in front of the bullet and propagates outward in a cone shape.
The explosion of the bullet in the barrel also creates a muzzle wave which radiates out spherically in all directions.
Dr Hengy said: 'Our system uses the microphone underneath the hearing protection in order to detect the shock and muzzle waves generated by supersonic shots and record the time difference of arrival of the Mach wave between the left and right ear.
'By combining the information sent by all the TCAPS deployed on the field, this gives you the direction of arrival of the waves and thus the direction in which the shooter is.'
The location is then sent via Bluetooth or USB to a soldier's smartphone which uses a data fusion algorithm developed by Dr Hengy to calculate the shooter's position.
He added: 'If it's a smartphone with a good processor, the computation time to get the complete trajectory is about half a second.'
Once the soldier returns fire the location system automatically turns off.
Soldiers in France's Operation Sentinel domestic anti-terror force are already equipped with smartphones.
To date, Dr Hengy has successfully demonstrated the system with microphones mounted ear width apart - about 10 cm - in a field.
The technology is currently being refined including integrating head orientation information from tiny compasses mounted in the hearing protection.
Later this year tests with the system on an artificial head is due to begin and, if all goes well, the technology could be deployed as early as 2021.
The TCAPS technology is being developed in collaboration with French company Cotral.
The TCAPS-based shooter location research was presented at the 177th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Louisville, Kentucky.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7023411/Noise-cancelling-headsets-worn-soldiers-reveal-position-sniper-single-shot.html
Not difficult to build something like this. It's about time they start mass producing them for soldiers. I mentioned this sort of technology in another thread recently.
EDIT: other thread
https://niggasin.space/thread/1663?p=4#post-735847 -
2019-05-13 at 6:48 PM UTC in vaccines suckInjury prone eh. I've never had a problem with a tetanus shot, although I'm generally against unnecessary vaccinations. Tetanus after an animal bite or some other significant injury is fine, although my rabies and tetanus shots usually don't expire before I have to get new ones.
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2019-05-11 at 10:10 PM UTC in Found shrooms today
Originally posted by Bill Krozby yeah i haven't done any shrooms since the summer but they were solid. I forgot what they were called but my bromo got them online. How was the trip?
Mostly just a blissful codeine/mdma feeling with a bit of psychedelic side effects. With gyms it starts to get too euphoric for me, and messes with my eyes pretty bad. Kinda like certain types of meth when you smoke it, blow it out and your eyes start watering with euphoria. The psilocin may be better used by making a slightly warm tea with it. Seems to hit faster that way. For the kava compounds you want to eat the whole thing, or make a tea with oil. The oil layer should contain kavalactones while the water layer would contain tryptamines.
I wanted the trip to mellow out a bit so I started drinking the beer, only needed a few sips. Then took a hit of a joint. Calmed everything down quite a bit, then I finally stood up, and began synchronizing with the way the wind was blowing. Jumping in the direction and swaying with it as if I were a tree. Gyms similar to some sativa strains have this effect where the breeze going over your skin is extra euphoric.
The really strange thing is ( and yes I realize people already think I'm schizo ) the next day I was still able to synchronize with the breeze better than normal. I pointed towards a bush, and every time I did, it would move away from me. Like I was pushing it using the wind somehow.
I think if people just relax in nature enough and meditate on the way the universe interacts with their body, they may learn something. The gyms certainly help in that regard, but so do cubensis. I've come up with a new tek for growing that I will post eventually. Should be extra noob friendly. Austin apparently has a lot of parks, you should hunt gyms.