Heavy Seas - Page 2

Damo1977 · 08-22-05, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Malc

No problem, managed to remove it, but I suppose these "free" hosting sites have to get their income in some way.

No problems here. but have you ever thought about PM'ing someone with a problem and just quitely sitting back, waiting for a response and not expecting that everyone is hacking in your computer

Malc · 08-22-05, 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Damo1977

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Originally Posted by Malc

No problem, managed to remove it, but I suppose these "free" hosting sites have to get their income in some way.

No problems here. but have you ever thought about PM'ing someone with a problem and just quitely sitting back, waiting for a response and not expecting that everyone is hacking in your computer

Yeah.. but then how would others be made awear that thier PC's could fall foul to the same issue if I kept this private by sending a PM rather than in the public domain.

I try to keep the PC clean from the sort of crap that these "free hosting" sites infect on peoples PC's, its not the fact that they "hack" the PC its the fact that it slows even a modern PC down by having another application running in stealth in the background. And if I want a new search option on the toolbar of my browser I would rather make that choice for myself rather than it forced on me simply because I viewed an innocent 3rd partie's image on free hosting site.

08-22-05, 11:29 AM

Hit a storm coming across the Pacific on our destroyer. The bow would go completely under. The water would hit the forward turret and the spray would soak those of us watching from the signal bridge. When the bow came back up the whole ship would shake like a dog drying itself off.

Fond memories, fun times.

tycho102 · 08-22-05, 12:29 PM

That's a pretty sweet picture. Now ya know why hurricanes are avoided at sea (stupid Halsey...)

EAST · 08-22-05, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Malc

No problem, managed to remove it, but I suppose these "free" hosting sites have to get their income in some way.

Get bitdefender...you can stop it when it tries to install.

Knotical · 08-23-05, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Kpt. Lehmann

BTW there is a mod at terrapin's site for increasing the size of waves but it has a side effect of sinking other ships. In heavy seas, the water crashing on the deck of some ships is registered as "damage" causing ship to catch fire.

Could someone tell me where to find the "big waves mod" for SHIII.
I cant seem to find it at http://u-boot.realsimulation.com/.

Kpt. Lehmann · 08-24-05, 12:13 AM

Oops... my bad... The url below will take you to Timetraveller's great SH3 site. Just scroll down and there it is.

Happy hunting!

http://www.delraydepot.com/tt/sh3.htm#crushdepth

kiwi_2005 · 08-24-05, 01:24 AM

Now that would be cool seas if it was in SH3 huh, imagine playing SH3 with seas like THAT!

Schultzy · 08-24-05, 02:13 AM

Scary and humbing pics. Wow, thanks for the link!

seafarer · 08-24-05, 01:30 PM

Oops, sorry if there was malware/adware. I mostly use a powerbook and OS X for internet access (everything really, other than games), so never see that stuff (and my game PIV has Spysweeper running, so I never really see it there either - and I never, ever use IE, on any of my machines regardless of their OS).

The site reminded me too of one our research sites when I was doing my M.Sc. - Cobb Seamount off the coast of Washington State. The top of Cobb comes up to somewhere around 125-130ft below the surface - but US Navy divers in the 1970's took pictures that showed it was regularly wave scoured, and Coast Guard incident reports make it clear some VLCC's and ULCC's have bottomed out on it at times.

zombiewolf · 08-24-05, 08:33 PM

Things were pretty rough at the flow

08-22-05, 12:29 PM	#19
tycho102 Ace of the Deep Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,100 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	That's a pretty sweet picture. Now ya know why hurricanes are avoided at sea (stupid Halsey...) __________________ My little Silent Hunter 4 repository

08-24-05, 12:13 AM	#22
Kpt. Lehmann GWX Project Director Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: The Republic of Texas Posts: 6,993 Downloads: 124 Uploads: 0	Oops... my bad... The url below will take you to Timetraveller's great SH3 site. Just scroll down and there it is. Happy hunting! http://www.delraydepot.com/tt/sh3.htm#crushdepth __________________ www.thegreywolves.com All you need is good men. - Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock

08-24-05, 01:24 AM	#23
kiwi_2005 Eternal Patrol Join Date: May 2004 Location: Aeoteroa Posts: 7,382 Downloads: 223 Uploads: 1	Now that would be cool seas if it was in SH3 huh, imagine playing SH3 with seas like THAT! __________________ RIP kiwi_2005 Those who can't laugh at themselves leave the job to others.

08-24-05, 08:33 PM	#26
zombiewolf 中国水兵 Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 270 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Things were pretty rough at the flow __________________

08-22-05, 11:29 AM	#18
Sailor Steve Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Hit a storm coming across the Pacific on our destroyer. The bow would go completely under. The water would hit the forward turret and the spray would soak those of us watching from the signal bridge. When the bow came back up the whole ship would shake like a dog drying itself off. Fond memories, fun times.

08-24-05, 02:13 AM	#24
Schultzy Commander Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Großbritannien Posts: 452 Downloads: 48 Uploads: 0	Scary and humbing pics. Wow, thanks for the link!

08-24-05, 01:30 PM	#25
seafarer Commodore Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 622 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Oops, sorry if there was malware/adware. I mostly use a powerbook and OS X for internet access (everything really, other than games), so never see that stuff (and my game PIV has Spysweeper running, so I never really see it there either - and I never, ever use IE, on any of my machines regardless of their OS). The site reminded me too of one our research sites when I was doing my M.Sc. - Cobb Seamount off the coast of Washington State. The top of Cobb comes up to somewhere around 125-130ft below the surface - but US Navy divers in the 1970's took pictures that showed it was regularly wave scoured, and Coast Guard incident reports make it clear some VLCC's and ULCC's have bottomed out on it at times.