Best vehicle tracker?

The Mad Hat Man · Jul 13, 2012

Datatek said:
He He, I think I might have 4004, 8008, 8080, Z80, 6800 and Transputer programming info and a complete Transputer development system on the shelf

I decided that 6502 was the better of the 2?? CPUs & preferred it to the "80" series........

Another wrong decision in my lifetime :I.

Ryder · Jul 13, 2012

I decided that VB6 was the way to go with programming and in doing so restrcted myself to writing programs for windows...

A wrong decision on my part since I now spend as much time as I can using Linux

Saint.V8 · Jul 13, 2012

Holy Crap, I have no idea what none of you guys above have said....

I must be far to young to understand such things.....and I am 34!!!

Thats Bollocks · Jul 13, 2012

Saint.V8 said:
Holy Crap, I have no idea what none of you guys above have said....

I must be far to young to understand such things.....and I am 34!!!

Nope your not too young!
Just, very Normal like the rest of us!
Lol

Ryder · Jul 13, 2012

Normal? naaah... we is talking history here

StuckAgainSteve · Jul 13, 2012

The Mad Hat Man said:
I decided that 6502 was the better of the 2?? CPUs & preferred it to the "80" series........

Another wrong decision in my lifetime :I.

With only 5 registers to play with - one of which is a dedicated accumulator, 80% of your 6502 code is fekking register management! Yep you made a bad choice!

Ryder · Jul 13, 2012

StuckAgainSteve said:
With only 5 registers to play with - one of which is a dedicated accumulator, 80% of your 6502 code is fekking register management! Yep you made a bad choice!

And this represents a security issue because....... oh yeah... because no one else knows what the **** you are talking about

Datatek · Jul 14, 2012

StuckAgainSteve said:
With only 5 registers to play with - one of which is a dedicated accumulator, 80% of your 6502 code is fekking register management! Yep you made a bad choice!

Five registers is luxury, only 2 registers to manipulate in my day plus the PC count

wammers · Jul 14, 2012

Getting back to the original question. I think police helicopters are very good a tracking cars.

Datatek · Jul 15, 2012

wammers said:
Getting back to the original question. I think police helicopters are very good a tracking cars.

At eight grand an hour they fecking ought to be

Funny how the UK police can afford to run X5's, Volvo XC90's and the like, all with fancy paint jobs and a plethora of useless lights but they can't afford to keep front line staff.

wammers · Jul 15, 2012

Datatek said:
At eight grand an hour they fecking ought to be Funny how the UK police can afford to run X5's, Volvo XC90's and the like, all with fancy paint jobs and a plethora of useless lights but they can't afford to keep front line staff.

It is a point that has not escaped notice. But they do need vehicles that can carry enough equipment to be able to close a motorway for six hours to investigate a one car accident. In the old days the shoveled it onto a wagon, washed the blood down the drain and had it open in half an hour. But they are **** scared of being sued these days. But at least it's not like some parts of Spain or so i am told. Were the police have had a big pay cut and they now get a share of the traffic tickets they hand out to make it back up again. That seems real progress. NOT.

Best vehicle tracker?

The Mad Hat Man

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Ryder

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Saint.V8

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Thats Bollocks

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Ryder

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wammers

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