#4279860 - 07/18/16 09:45 AM
Re: Mission altitude
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JJJ65
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It's not a fixed number, it depends where you are for example - region dependent (hills etc). Thx for prompt reply. I was thinking about the same, so I can understand it for Alsace region, but why in Flanders? I do not like bombardments from altitudes about 14 - 16 000 feet, so I changed WorkShop settings from "Historical" to "Max 10000 feet" altitude settings. Is not any possibility to adjust the altitude individually in accordance with mission task?
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#4282096 - 07/26/16 02:36 PM
Re: Mission altitude
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It's not a fixed number, it depends where you are for example - region dependent (hills etc). Thx for prompt reply. I was thinking about the same, so I can understand it for Alsace region, but why in Flanders? I do not like bombardments from altitudes about 14 - 16 000 feet, so I changed WorkShop settings from "Historical" to "Max 10000 feet" altitude settings. Is not any possibility to adjust the altitude individually in accordance with mission task? There are always variations, some priorities may be overriding we have various modules going on. We will look at it, possibly for the WOFF UE.
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#4282308 - 07/27/16 08:53 AM
Re: Mission altitude
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A bit OT but I must tell of a 'bug' I found once. There was a program that was run by the operators once a month who then printed the output. The output was then bound in (believe it or not) leather covers to be put on the table at the next Director's board meeting. Someone eventually looked past page one and found out that the whole report was in Octal ie.@#$%^&*(). The program was run on an old Octal ICL machine which did not warn of table overflows and would then happily overwrite everything in storage with stuff that printed as junk. If it overwrote code which was executed then the program would crash, otherwise carry on regardless.
When I got the complaint about this I went to look at back copies of the report which had been religously stored and found this program had been printing junk for no less than 5 years! And it had to be fixed immediately!
I cannot tell a lie but the company concerned was Holiday Inns and the report was about room occupation, no of towels used etc.
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#4282349 - 07/27/16 12:41 PM
Re: Mission altitude
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A bit OT but I must tell of a 'bug' I found once. There was a program that was run by the operators once a month who then printed the output. The output was then bound in (believe it or not) leather covers to be put on the table at the next Director's board meeting. Someone eventually looked past page one and found out that the whole report was in Octal ie.@#$%^&*(). The program was run on an old Octal ICL machine which did not warn of table overflows and would then happily overwrite everything in storage with stuff that printed as junk. If it overwrote code which was executed then the program would crash, otherwise carry on regardless.
When I got the complaint about this I went to look at back copies of the report which had been religously stored and found this program had been printing junk for no less than 5 years! And it had to be fixed immediately!
I cannot tell a lie but the company concerned was Holiday Inns and the report was about room occupation, no of towels used etc. Ha Ha! Jim that is priceless! 
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Exodus
by RedOneAlpha. 04/18/24 05:46 PM
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