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Jammu Air Force Station blasts: Two low intensity blasts at Jammu Air Force Station; drones suspected, probe underway Targeted Killings

Jammu Air Force Station blasts: Two low intensity blasts at Jammu Air Force Station; drones suspected, probe underway

Two low intensity explosions took place early Sunday morning in the technical area of Jammu Air Force Station. Security agencies suspect that drones were used to drop bombs at the Air Force station, however, there was no confirmation from the Indian Air Force so far. Read More
bubmag
June 27, 2021
Nevada Air Force Base Hosts Drag Show, and It’s Part of a Softer, Gentler Military Targeted Killings

Nevada Air Force Base Hosts Drag Show, and It’s Part of a Softer, Gentler Military

The military’s experiencing a metamorphosis. In years past, America’s Armed Forces were presented as a bastion of steel-jawed toughness. There was once the notion that enlisting would “make a man out of” entrants. The best I can tell, a conscious attempt at rebranding is afoot. Apropos of that, as relayed…
bubmag
June 26, 2021
Boffins promise protection and perfect performance with new ZeRØ, No-FAT memory safety techniques Targeted Killings

Boffins promise protection and perfect performance with new ZeRØ, No-FAT memory safety techniques

Researchers at the Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science have showcased two new approaches to providing computers with memory protection without sacrificing performance – and they're being implemented in silicon by the US Air Force Research Lab. Modern processors are things of magic, but like any magic they…
bubmag
June 23, 2021
Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end Chad Geter retires to join the United States Air Force Targeted Killings

Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end Chad Geter retires to join the United States Air Force

This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end Chad Geter has retired from football to join the United States Air Force. Author of the article: Regina Leader-Post Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end Chad Geter is retiring from football to pursue a career in the…
bubmag
June 22, 2021
In 2010, the U.S. Air Force used over 1,000 game consoles to build a supercomputer: Which one? Targeted Killings

In 2010, the U.S. Air Force used over 1,000 game consoles to build a supercomputer: Which one?

Choose your answer and the correct choice will be revealed. Ranked as the 33rd largest supercomputer in the world at the time, the "Condor Cluster" was built by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory using 1,760 Playstation 3 consoles. Situated in Rome, New York, the system was constructed for radar…
bubmag
June 19, 2021