What was this one about the airplane flipping over crossing 0 Lat? I didn't hear that one... I was *there* for the other two, watching poor Columbia on TV, and at Georgia Tech when the Robert Morris worm hit...
"nice try" was indeed the Wolfling. She's been doing it for years.
The flip-over may actually have been caught in simulation; I believe it was on the F15, and was due to a sign-change caused by arithmetic overflow. Possibly, considering the lattitude, a division by zero.
Honestly? I was playing it through Nimitz' speakers, Nimitz being the Dell laptop you may have seen me with... I wouldn't judge a hog-calling contest with these speakers, much less something that's going on a CD.
That said, it sounded fine to me, but I think cflute (and some much better speakers - maybe dig up my stereo-to-RCA Y-cord and run the output through her Polks) would be a much better judge...
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Date: 2006-10-27 04:58 am (UTC)"Nice try?" was that her?
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Date: 2006-10-27 05:29 am (UTC)The flip-over may actually have been caught in simulation; I believe it was on the F15, and was due to a sign-change caused by arithmetic overflow. Possibly, considering the lattitude, a division by zero.
The real question is, how does it sound?
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Date: 2006-10-27 05:47 am (UTC)That said, it sounded fine to me, but I think