ROG Swift master race. I’ll echo that.
And echo the main article — 1440P does seem, to me, like a natural PC resolution. PC’s just push out so much more power than consoles and 1440P is attainable with a lot of hardware setups. But 4K? Yeah, my budget for my PC isn’t limitless — I don’t make the better part of…

It got killed during a time of a number of concurrent defense acquisition programs (F-22, FCS, JSF, MRAP spam, LRS-B) and 2 simultaneous wars overseas.

So I don’t expect an older guy to install a dash cam.

That’s an ingenious use of the sunroof.

Now I know what I want for Christmas.

This is quite unfair to the US Army.

It’s been said before, but the end of the war via nuclear hellfire sure will be pretty.

That is an unattractive car.

So I just wanna know how the previous owner drove it. Was it like, all city mileage, or...?

Still see a long-legged, less expensive F-15 as highly suited to Canada. What fighters do they expect to see, really? Cruise missiles and bombers though?

I thought it was glib too.

Largess was really a bad word there, lol — I hate Kinja’s no edit sometimes. Practically is exactly (and the luxury of being rich-A-F) what it was.

That’s unfair to the B-32. :( IIRC, it was a lower-tech alternative to the B-29 program — it only existed as an insurance policy and only American largess saw it to production, anyway.

Argentina wants to officially be the most humorless country — in the world.

This, and if fisheye pov is enough to question how big the gap is, it’s enough to question if the pickup would even have touched the solid white line had the BMW not accelerated?

Driving is safer for everyone when people drive predictably.
The vast majority of drivers (even ones who leave gaps) don’t leave gaps THAT big and the confusion / opportunity it creates, well, *video*

Also, high-G fighter aircraft are going to get metal fatigue eventually.

This + more F-22’s looks hilariously more appealing then F-35 spam.

Shock and amazement, it’s owned by a Russian.