onefortheroad
Re:The Navy’s Electromagnetic Railgun Is Both Alive and Dead
on Sunday February 18, 2018 @10:21AM (#16406422)
I have worked with experienced software developers- and usually nothing new is tryied. You open your previous solution kit, you grab the most viable sollution and slap it on. Ductape. Done.
At best a little research is done at some experienced user forum, where the problem is declared unsolveable.
There is a reason why many unversity undergrads find such "genius" new approaches - its because they usually dont know that the problem is suppossed to be unfixable. Not professionally blinded, was the term, i presume.
Remember this is the same lab, who did send subs intot a world war without properly tested torpedos. If my assumption is right, half of them is traditional explosive cannon engineers, whos life wor would become obsolete on success.
Re:The Navy’s Electromagnetic Railgun Is Both Alive and Dead
on Sunday February 18, 2018 @09:21AM (#16406183)
My assumption is smurf auto hellbaning.