What if you made an entire city out of UHPC,How hard would it be to root out the defenders?
>>64732722>Proper drainageVery true. Germans 200 years ago knew this>t. Posting from inside a 200 year old German house on formerly German clay.The roof fell apart and it nearly went down because the outside brick is cooked but the inside brick isn't and would just wash away. Gutter water also had to be sent a metre or two away from the foundations to prevent further cracking in the walls due to sinking in wet clay.
Knowing nothing, looking at >>64720442 makes me wonder about rebar, does curving it's form reduce it's integrity? I imagine if it was that way as a consequence of bending it on site the same alloy capable of such wouldn't have the weight bearing capacity to not bend under load while curing, but say you mold, an alloy incapable of cold bending to the shape desired like a blacksmith would make a fancy iron gate then coat it. Would any issue arise?
>>64748012It depends. Steel rebar comes in different grades, some are lower-carbon grain-agnostic and can elongate or deform a lot more at the cost of lower ultimate tensile strength (~280Mpa), they bend into eights or a knot without issues. The (roughly) 400Mpa tensile strength rebar that's most common on construction sites is a medium-carbon slightly grain-aligned version, it has a minimum cold bending radius allowed by code. Past that, high-carbon, highly grain-aligned stuff with >600Mpa >1000Mpa tensile strength has larger minimum cold bending radii, once you get past about 1500Mpa tensile they're usually made as twisted cable to retain the ability to bend.
>>64744153It appears to be a tracker token, i.e a key generated to a user/session id stored by the server that would allow google to decode it seeing what user posted the link by matching the key to the id, since it's appended as part of the url the identity is maintained regardless of where it is posted. It's removal appears to hold no functional difference to how the link opens. "si" is believed to stand for "source identifier".
>>64720863>cures faster than normalthat's interestingi've read about mixing coal ash particles into concrete, and that's supposed to make it stronger at the cost of curing slowercould you make the giga-nigga concrete mix also cure slower, without making it shitty? if it could be done, waiting an extra 30 days for it to harden seems worth it when you're building something that'll last a thousand years
Skydagger, a Baykar affiliate in Türkiye, is now delivering 10000 FPV attack drones to the Turkish Armed Forces every month. The company has a target of producing 1 million units annuallyhttps://x.com/haluk/status/2010371711334572432
>>64748885quite cool roachtech. It's good to see that they make all the sub-components on their own instead of buying them from china
>>64748885Is this even legal?
>>64748885Did they announce price tag?
>>64748885>TürkiyeSorry, it's Turkey. Just like it is Swaziland and Ivory Coast. Not going to use their trannyname.
>>64751579>Sorry, it's Turkey. Just like it is Swaziland and Ivory Coast. Not going to use their trannyname.Fuck you, I hate the ambiguity when I say that I love turkey.I love to gorge on roast poultry with all the trimmings and hate being jabbered at by scammers outside every tourist trap in Istanbul.It's Turkiye for me just so people know what I'm fucking talking about.
When the Geran/Shahed drones first appeared, I figured Russia would use them smartly in a classic SEAD/DEAD role: send waves of them to force Ukrainian IADS to light up radars and reveal positions, then follow up with VKS aircraft, with anti-radiation missiles to systematically dismantle those defenses. Russia instead has chosen the most brain-dead and wasteful approach, by treating the Geran/Shaheds s as nothing more than slow, low-cost cruise missiles hurled directly at static infrastructure targets, while leaving the overwhelming majority of Ukraine's air defenses intact and free to keep operating. They're banking entirely on brute-force volume and saturation to get a few through, completely abandoning any effort at SEAD/DEAD. But the thing is that they're not even achieving any kind of saturation effect since, the launches are scattered haphazardly across random cities, regions, and targets all over Ukraine that changes every night (some they they go after energy infrastructure, some other go after some depots, some others they try to hit some cities...), instead of making up their minds and concentrate them single high-value area, frontline sector, or even one major city at a time, and keep hitting them until achieving disruption or collapse. This is also precisely why so few targets are actually hit despite hundreds being launched every night, and so many of them are intercepted.By contrast, even in the recent U.S. operation in Venezuela, the LUCAS drones (the American Shahed clones) were properly integrated into a coordinated SEAD/DEAD package.
>>64749851>>64750979Israel and Iran both licensed the design from the South African company that ended up with the rights to the Dornier DAR. Iran evidently couldn't come up with the necessary electronics or really needed a shitty cruise missile, because they designed the Shahed as a prop powered cruise missile rather than an anti radiation drone.
>>64751334>not the impression you'd get from kiev, odessa, dnepropetrovsk, krivoy rog, and whole host of other big cities pounded with impunity every night now.>ukrainian air defenses have been mostly absent or imponent repelling attacksOP's pictures speaks of 25-60 hits over the whole country for 465-650 drones launched by Russia per strike wave.That's 5-10% hit rate, which seems to indicate either that the AA is doing its job or that russian drones have a very high rate of failure.For those drones that do hit, if those were surgical strikes against worthy targets, you would have a point. But most are just hitting appartment blocks.At 50kg warehead per Geran, 60 hits are equivalent to maybe a 1/6 of a single B2 run. It's also about 1/1000th of what the Allies were dropping daily on Germany by 1944. So that's not even close to what we could call strategic bombing here.
>>64749431Pokzukha. You have to appear to do something. A russian favourite amplified to insanity levels during communist rule and guess who run the country now.
>>64749431Russia is fucked. It is out of heavy weapons in deployment this summer13.01.2026Tanks — 11544 (+3)Armored fighting vehicle — 23899 (+7)Artillery systems — 36024 (+51)MLRS — 1600 (+2)Anti-aircraft warfare — 1270Planes — 434Helicopters — 347UAV — 105354 (+933)Cruise missiles — 4155Ships (boats) — 28Submarines — 2Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>64749431>send waves of them to force Ukrainian IADS to light up radarsUkies are a lot smarter than you. no radars light up.https://www.twz.com/air/ukraines-acoustic-drone-detection-network-eyed-by-u-s-as-low-cost-air-defense-option
Starting with this piece of shit. Any gun that gets a cracked frame within 20,000 rounds is an irredeemable hunk of absolute dogshit. That isn’t even a high round count for 9mm. Glock runs circles around beretta.
>>64749953Thank you.
>>64751099checked, wrong
>>64748928Beretta is all about style.If you need to use a gun against another person, then your life has gone down the wrong path.Glock is a plastic mass-produced weapon for the ghetto.
>>64749943The infamous slide fatigue failures were in italian-manufactured slides, you know that right?
>>64749953Nothing overrated bout a Glawk. "Glock perfection" is a good meme but I think everyone knows there's nothing special to em. They're popular because they check all the boxes for blue-collar sensibilities - cheap, reliable, light, you can get one in any sane size & caliber combination you want, and it'll last long enough to pass on to your grandkids. That fits the bill for 90% of people.
I am about to import 80,500 of these indian hesbee 22 short single shot handguns. They are currently in transit being shipped from India.They have sat in storage as they were built in 1959 as gunlaws became more restricted in India. If you were in my shoes, how do I make this business venture successful. I purchased each pistol at 2160 rupees (around 24$) and they cost me ($1500 for import and $5000 in shipping) so i am in for abit under $2mil. Do you think people will actually buy these or should I put my house for sale ASAP?
posting in epic thread
So now what
I wish you had imported those Indian police Webleyshttps://youtube.com/shorts/7ZWr2jmfTxY?si=fGrT5quex9ntrVkk
>>64751296>?si=fGrT5quex9ntrVkkthank you glownigger
>>64742593Put indian flags and a little cowshit on them and market toward call centers
Dominos gave us a pizza box that's just a little bit more than a 2moa circle at 300 yards. >Order dominos pizza >throw away pizza>Get out AR>Go Shooting
Hope you guys like it
And of course to wash it all down, my personal favorite, a good ole' can of carbonated sugar water (piss-colored version).
>>64747796thanks bro, i was eating pizza too, feels like we had a nice little dinner together
>>64722802I remember the local hunt brothers' pizza actually put targets on the back of their pizza boxes for a while
>>64722802>Has no idea how moa works>Owns no weapons>Buys shit pizza because poorfag
There’s been a noticeable lack of innovation in tactical gear for over a decade now. A Delta operator in 2026 looks nearly indistinguishable from one in 2016. Why are we in this gear plateau? Have we reached the maximum potential for development?
>>64746599they are all just Segway derivativesSegway came out in 2002
>>64748536They did allegedly trial an "XSAPI+" plate rated for .50 caliber AP threats.
>>64748570
>>64748460You mean 2001
>>64743945>>64745578It looks ugly and gay
The ziggers have come up with another brilliant plan to counter drones, walking tents! Guessing mostly for night ops to reduce thermal signature? Because these are definitely not good for day time at least. Though it'd be hilarious to see them try assaulting with these fucking things on. What will the ziggers dream up next to deal with thermal cams?with audio: https://xcancel.com/Archer83Able/status/2010753972177711261
>>64751240>The current rate of russian artillery death will never allow us to see thisOne can only dream
>>64751262they use pneumatic ones to launch sneed drones...
>>64749611>Nothing can top this retardationthat's what I thought almost 4 years ago when the red forest trenches droppedreality is truly stranger than fiction
>>64750574Cuck tent is crazy
>>64749611We're headed well into Clownworld 2.0, its just best to accept the revised reality
What's the coolest fictional sword?
>>64718147>tfw faggots are too young to know about soul calibur
>>64747167Variable swords were monomolecular wires rigidified with a stasis field. Non-stasis uses did exist but tended to be variations of the same theme: really thin wire is unthinkably strong, so use it to cut things. One variant was a set of guided bolas in space, which could not be destroyed quickly because of course superconductors do not melt even when bathed in lasers. (Sure, the whole wire "instantly" heats to an averaged temperature, but that should still be many times the melting point. Niven seemed to put a miraculous superconductor of heat in any setting he could.)
>>64748605The soul series is far deeper and more interesting than people give it credit for.
>>64718147The Hessian Horseman Sword from Sleepy Hollow.
>>64748655I'm not sure I'm reading you correctly but that doesn't to my tired eyes answer what I said.
SUP /k/I know for a fact there are some LEO on here... I used to RP on SAMP with them, but aside from thatHOW DO YOU DEAL WITH /b/how does it affect your daily patrols?
>>64751604Everyone hates /b/ and /pol/
>>64751608You have to go back
Anyone else going to the Muncie gun show Indiana
>>64750286Commander Riker
>>64750505Those are just to fight your way to your rifles.
>>64750593He's tight, Tupperware kills.
>>64750950He meant the niggers. I suspect he watches cnn. It felt like I was talking to a liberalgunowners redditor.
>>64750311Was Paige worth it?
Gook subhuman conscript here. There is german general touring our military base and inspecting our tanks and spgs whats going on?
>>64750904Because you gooks are stealing our tech.
>>64751506Yeah i was sergeant in the canadian army now well still a sergeant in the gook army.Im never gonna retire...
>>64751519Ur tech is trash anyways we steal american now its a level up.
>>64751522What's the kit like? Issued sleeping bags, rucksacks, LBE, etc. All the little bullshit cluttering up your clothing record. Google is useless for this sort of thing
>>64751527Unlike foolish Germans, Americans never agree to any tech transfer.RoK doesn't even get to customize Aegis CMS. Want to fire your domestic missiles? Can't integrate that in Aegis.
I just ordered a .308 CZ600 range for 1100 yurobucks (they usually go for 1300), did I fuck up
>>64751317yeah, should've got it in 30-06 instead.
>>64751364we dont have game big enough to warrant it
The other tec 9's with threads have a polka dot barrel shroud, but those guns have the entire upper with a barrel shroud built in. What was the original attachment this model came with for use with the threads?
>>64751540Do you even barrel shroud my dood?
>*shits up gun culture forever*
>>64745231>orange dotskek
>>64750609NV and Clint Eastwood made me buy a revolver if that counts.
>>64750955Great, we can start by shooting you, you brainless cocksleeve.
>>64745260>I'm old enough to remember people claiming pic related was ruining gun forums.And the boomers at the time were correct
>>64745268Well look what happened to Rust. Fuckin great mechanics when the devs pay attention. Tons of cool shit and game options but then FLOODS. Brazillians, then russians now "continental europe shits".Take out the garbage crowd and it's /k/-the game.
