On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:18:53 -0800, VWWall wrote:


Wikipedia is also handy for things you know nothing about!

For idiots like you who visit it, that is always the case.

What's Ku got to do with anything.

It has to do with a lot of things. Most folks refer to them as
"packets".

I was designing and using Ku TWTAs
over twenty years ago.

Good for you. Now, you are an old, jack brained ****tard who jumped on
the s.e.d jack brained ****tard bandwagon, and*I* am working with modern,
advanced ku systems.

I was system engineering director for several
military satellites systems,

And now you are a withering old **** who comes in here mouthing petty
horse**** about someone as if you know them, when you, in fact, have no
clue about anything about them. What you are doing is jumping on the
petty, immature asshole bandwagon. You are a special case type asswipe.

including those for the UK and NATO.

Oh boy! Mine are mobile! You're a joke!

These
did not use Ku because of the problem with rain attenuation.

Not as bad as other bands and worse than some others. Easy enough to
get around.

P.S. How about a reply using one of the many Linux systems you mention?

WTF does Linux have to do with any ****ing thing, and why would I go
out of my way to do a goddamned thing for a mouthy punk **** like you?

Then, there is the fact that I could be running this very "agent"
session from within a DOS vdm from within a Linux base session, and a
dopey **** like you wouldn't know the difference and couldn't tell the
difference.