TheOSINTguy

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[–] TheOSINTguy 25 points 5 months ago (2 children)

Dog fighting ac-130??

[–] TheOSINTguy 3 points 5 months ago

I have a 06 jeep wrangler, used to do 20 mpg but gets more around 15-17 now, which I plan on making some efficiency improvements. But its a pretty reliable engine and I live in a rural area so having an all terrain vehicle gives me some piece of mind.

If your planning on getting an older vehicle, do some preventative maintenance such as a new battery, make sure amps are equal or greater. Change the oil if it hasn't been done. Get new belts. Get new spark plugs. Get a decent set of tires. Use fuel system cleaner.

If you plan on getting a newer vehicle you could probably pull a fuse to disable it from transmitting, but I don't know if it would actually work.

[–] TheOSINTguy 5 points 5 months ago

He lives in the house of the rising sun.

[–] TheOSINTguy 8 points 5 months ago (1 children)

F-22A + F15E + F16C could make a pretty deadly combo.

You got the F-22 for air superiority, and air cover. Or use its stealth to strike russian fighters and bombers that are in russia.

The F-15E can be used for ground attack, or even close air support. It could also be used as backup for the F-16's if they get overwhelmed.

The F16C being a multi role fighter could do a lot of these things, not as well as their dedicated platforms but still preform well. Not to forget the F16 is superior in SEAD.

[–] TheOSINTguy 1 points 5 months ago

Might give ventoy a try, looks promising.

[–] TheOSINTguy 8 points 6 months ago (1 children)

Unless its some missile active radar, or semi active radar. This missile was likely a fim-92 or sa-18, meaning it tracks heat emissions and doesn't emit any signal, so there is almost no way to detect it. There probably are systems to detect a missile launch of this kind, but those systems are probably classified and I don't expect the russians to have it.

[–] TheOSINTguy 8 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) (1 children)

In the public, I wear sunglasses and a hat. I don't park in area's that have lots of cameras. Also don't try and stand out, don't wear to flashy clothing, but try and match a little.

For at your home, if you have a garage, park your car in the garage, that way when you leave, neighbors don't know your gone, or when your home. Also make sure to install some sort of lock on your garage door, but make sure it's not electric, found that out the hard way. If you live in an apartment complex, park your car out back if you don't need to carry anything in.

IRL privacy in winter is super easy, wear some layers, hat, sunglasses and gloves.

Some notes for you, standards change were you are, so reflect on the advice your given. For example, I live in the States, but some might live in Europe, cars are different, dress standards are different, stores are different, etc. So some pieces of advice that might be rock solid in one place, may not be wise in others.

[–] TheOSINTguy 9 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)
[–] TheOSINTguy 1 points 6 months ago

I bet you didn't even look at that flashlight.

[–] TheOSINTguy 1 points 6 months ago (2 children)

If that had a screw on antenna, and a smaller Flashlight, I would replace my pixel 8 for that.

[–] TheOSINTguy 26 points 6 months ago (2 children)

Ok hear me out, we rent all the media before they disappear. Then once the redbox disappears, there's nowhere to return the disks.

[–] TheOSINTguy 3 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) (1 children)

There's an open source front end called WX, it's a little harder to use but it's easy to adjust too.

It has multiple different radars that work well in places that don't have much data

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