visiting the Japan Self-Defense Force and taking pictures of soldiers working hard to defend their country. The photographs showed tanks, helicopters, cannons, and warships. The December issue also included airplane pictorials, warship photos, and pictures of Japanese Soldiers. The ...
One threat is “drawing attention to your self” the problem with TOR and other similar systems is that in the sum of things they only have a very very tiny fraction of the Internet users who either have something to hide or are ideologicaly opposed to the likes of the NSA et al, so ...
The Japanese aircraft industry lagged behind in terms of powerful engines, this problem was circumvented by using no armor plates and self-sealing fuel tanks in their early models. Due their experiences fighting the Chinese although they assumed that these measures were sufficient. Unlike the Germans...
Gravure idols are models most published in MAMOR, the official magazine of the Japanese Self-Defence Force. Japan is known for its unconventional ideas and inventions, you’ll agree, but gravure models are truly something else. They get to pose in the authentic military uniform, and Jun Amaki ...
Essentially all you need is a drum full of uniform shaped random bits and you just pull them out like a lotto machine. That is instead of balls with numbers on you have balls that are say “red” for one and “black” for zero, as long as the drum never empties and has N/N+-1...