Posted on 06/02/2013 6:16:57 PM PDT by Sawdring
Nice!
(you have powers :))
Looks like a farm building just to the right of the plotted path that is even more exposed.
LOL...The power is strong with this one...:)
Agreed.
Glock is OK for carrying in a holster (non-concealed). Please tell me how you can carry a Glock concealed - reach into concealment and grab it in such a manner as to not accidentally disengage the grip safety and touch the trigger.
If you answer it’s not a problem, then by all means, go ahead and let Darwin’s law get engaged.
Insult or no, it’s the truth.
If a volvo had a “feature” that turned off you brakes if your butt was in the seat, you would get what you deserve.
My SIG doesn't have a safety at all. When I pull the trigger, I expect it to fire. The real safety is between your ears.
Glocks do not have grip safeties.
It’s generally illegal to shoot across roads, and presumably railroad tracks, as well...
you are right. Even stupider, it has a “Trigger” safety.
That’t ok strapped to the side of your leg. Try pulling it from concealment and get back to me.
Or just watch the large number of videos on the internet of people shooting themselves accidentally with Glocks (trigger safety = no safety).
Hunting guns have safeties, and I grew up hunting with guns with safeties. You get used to the action, and it becomes automatic. Birds, deer flushed are much faster than you will encounter humans reacting, and you CAN walk through the woods with the safety on, and still drop game when it flushes....
It’d make quite a war cry as you flipped the release lever..”don’t shoot at me I’m just the piano player!”
Very practical
Interesting. I would like to see that done. I don’t think it would be as trivial as simply reverse engineering a gaussian blur and doing the obverse of the setting to put it back.
Once the data is destroyed (as it would be in a jpg once you apply the blur and save the image) the data is gone.
The analogy would be a picture that was not exposed correctly. There is a limit to the amount of manipulation that can be done on an image if the data simply isn’t there. If someone is wearing a black shirt and the basic image doesn’t have enough shades of gray to distinguish detail, then you will never get the detail out because it isn’t there to begin with.
I didn’t see where concealed carry entered anywhere into this particular instance. BTW concealed carry should be in a holster regardless of what firearm you carry.
So you doubled down and made a bigger fool of yourself. I’m done with ya.
I think you could have made your point without intentionally insulting people.
What you say may or may not be true, but there was no call to refer to Glock owners as the stupidest at anything.
Thanks I’ll give it a try.
I went out and looked around, and I did find a white paper that explained how it might be done mathematically, so I follow the rule of thumb: If someone can think of it, someone can probably do it.
I suppose it would depend on the type of filter that is used. If there is one that uses a more random algorithm to produce an effect, then it probably becomes a lot more difficult to reverse engineer.
I will keep that in mind for the future. Thanks for the tip.
Not to be picky, but . . .
F=M*a.
E=(1/2)M*V2.
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