Weeb Mafia vs Otaku Triads vs Anime Yakuza Who would win in a fight?

Fuck off with your roleplaying.

Otaku Triads since they have in-depth knowledge of many different fields.

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weeb mafia is horizontally organized and has no hierarchy or set payment scheme, they are unstoppable and robust

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oh god no! why is this board the crossroads of the cyberverse?

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Weeb mafia wins. They are witty and elusive. No one is even sure they really exist.

>>1445651
based

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pictured: the otaku triad about to do battle with the weeb mafia

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Which one am I in?

>>1445700
Who are you again?

>>1445675
*teleports behind you*

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-Automatic_Ground_Environment

The Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE, a name selected to mean "wise") was a system of large computers and associated networking equipment that coordinated data from many radar sites and processed it to produce a single unified image of the airspace over a wide area. SAGE directed and controlled the NORAD response to a Soviet air attack, operating in this role from the late 1950s into the 1980s. Its enormous computers and huge displays remain a part of cold war lore, and a common prop in movies such as Dr. Strangelove and Colossus.

The processing power behind SAGE was supplied by the largest computer ever built, the AN/FSQ-7. Each SAGE Direction Center (DC) housed an FSQ-7 which occupied an entire floor, approximately 22,000 square feet not including supporting equipment. Information was fed to the DC's from a network of radar stations as well as readiness information from various defence sites. The computers, based on the raw radar data, developed "tracks" for the reported targets, and automatically calculated which defences were within range. Operators used light guns to select targets onscreen for further information, select one of the available defences, and issue commands to attack. These commands would then be automatically sent to the defence site via teleprinter.

Connecting the various sites was an enormous network of telephones, modems and teleprinters. Later additions to the system allowed SAGE's tracking data to be sent directly to CIM-10 Bomarc missiles and some of the US Air Force's interceptor aircraft in-flight, directly updating their autopilots to maintain an intercept course without operator intervention. Each DC also forwarded data to a Combat Center (CC) for "supervision of the several sectors within the division" ("each combat center [had] the capability to coordinate defense for the whole nation").

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>>1445701
Banana Boy.

In 1957, SAGE System groundbreaking at McChord AFB was for DC-12 where the "electronic brain" began arriving in November 1958, and the "first SAGE regional battle post [CC-01] began operating in Syracuse, New York in early 1959".:263 BOMARC "crew training was activated January 1, 1958",and AT&T "hardened many of its switching centers, putting them in deep underground bunkers", The North American Defense Objectives Plan (NADOP 59-63) submitted to Canada in December 1958 scheduled 5 Direction Centers and 1 Combat Center to be complete in Fiscal Year 1959, 12 DCs and 3 CCs complete at the end of FY 60, 19 DC/4 CC FY 61, 25/6 FY 62, and 30/10 FY 63. On June 30 NORAD ordered that "Air Defense Sectors (SAGE) were to be designated as NORAD sectors", (the military reorganization had begun when effective April 1, 1958, CONAD "designated four SAGE sectors -- New York, Boston, Syracuse, and Washington -- as CONAD Sectors".)

SAGE Geographic Reorganization: The SAGE Geographic Reorganization Plan of July 25, 1958, by NORAD was "to provide a means for the orderly transition and phasing from the manual to the SAGE system." The plan identified deactivation of the Eastern, Central, and Western Region/Defense Forces on July 1, 1960, and "current manual boundaries" were to be moved to the new "eight SAGE divisions" (1 in Canada, "the 35th") as soon as possible. Manual divisions "not to get SAGE computers were to be phased out" along with their Manual Air Defense Control Centers at the headquarters base: "9th [at] Geiger Field… 32d, Syracuse AFS… 35th, Dobbins AFB… 58th, Wright-Patterson AFB… 85th, Andrews AFB". The 26th SAGE Division (New York, Boston, Syracuse & Bangor SAGE sectors)--the 1st of the SAGE divisions—became operational at Hancock Field on 1 January 1959 after the redesignation started for AC&W Squadrons (e.g., the Highlands P-9 unit became the 646th Radar Squadron (SAGE) October 1.):156 Additional sectors included the Los Angeles Air Defense Sector (SAGE) designated in February 1959. A June 23 JCS memorandum approved the new "March 1959 Reorganization Plan" for HQ NORAD/CONAD/ADC.

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Anime niggas.

The Burroughs 416L SAGE System (ESD Project 416L, Semi Automatic Ground Environment System) was the Cold War network of computer sets and centrals that created the display and control environment (SAGE) for operation of the separate radars and to provide command guidance for ground-controlled interception by air defense aircraft in the "SAGE Defense System" ("Air Defense Weapons System"). Burroughs Corporation was the prime contractor for SAGE electronic equipment which included 134 Burroughs AN/FST-2 Coordinate Data Transmitting Sets (CDTS) at radar stations and other sites, the AN/FSQ-7 Combat Direction Central at 23 Direction Centers, and the AN/FSQ-8 Combat Control Central at 8 Combat Centers. The 2 computers of each AN/FSQ-7 together weighing 275 short tons-force (2,450 kN) used about ⅓ of the DC's 2nd floor space and at ~$50 per instruction had approximately 125,000 "computer instructions support[ing] actual operational air-defense mission" processing. The AN/FSQ-7 at Luke AFB had additional memory (32K total) and was used as a "computer center for all other" DCs. Project 416L was the USAF predecessor of NORAD, SAC, and other military organizations' "Big L" computer systems (e.g., 438L Air Force Intelligence Data Handling System & 496L Space Detection and Tracking System).

Network communications:

The SAGE network of computers connected by a "Digital Radar Relay" (SAGE data system) used AT&T voice lines, microwave towers, switching centers (e.g., SAGE NNX 764 was at Delta, Utah & 759 at Mounds, Oklahoma), etc.; and AT&T's "main underground station" was in Kansas (Fairview) with other bunkers in Connecticut (Cheshire), California (Santa Rosa), Iowa (Boone) and Maryland (Hearthstone Mountain). CDTS modems at automated radar stations transmitted range and azimuth, and the Air Movements Identification Service (AMIS) provided air traffic data to the SAGE System Radar tracks by telephone calls (e.g., from Manual Control Centers in the Albuquerque, Minot, and Oklahoma City sectors) could be entered via consoles of the 4th floor "Manual Inputs" room adjacent to the "Communication Recording-Monitoring and VHF" room. In 1966, SAGE communications were integrated into the AUTOVON Network.

SAGE Sector Warning Networks (cf. NORAD Division Warning Networks) provided the radar netting communications for each DC and eventually also allowed transfer of command guidance to autopilots of TDDL-equipped interceptors for vectoring to targets via the Ground to Air Data Link Subsystem and the Ground Air Transmit Receive (GATR) network of radio sites for "HF/VHF/UHF voice & TDDL" each generally co-located at a CDTS site. SAGE Direction Centers and Combat Centers were also nodes of NORAD's Alert Network Number 1, and SAC Emergency War Order Traffic included "Positive Control/Noah's Ark instructions" through northern NORAD radio sites to confirm or recall SAC bombers if "SAC decided to launch the alert force before receiving an execution order from the JCS".

>>1445711
The suicide pact

Sector -- -- -- DC # -- -- -- site -- -- -- -- -- --AFB, etc. -- ST -- -- --Blockhouse use
New York ----- DC-01 40°01′51″N 074°34′32″W McGuire NJ [specify]
Boston ------DC-02 41°30′01″N 074°06′22″W Stewart NY
Syracuse -----DC-03 43°07′19″N 076°06′01″W Hancock Field NY
Washington -- DC-04 37°15′09″N 077°19′21″W Fort Lee AFS VA
Bangor -------DC-05 43°56′42″N 069°57′46″W Topsham AFS ME demolished 1985
Detroit -------DC-06 42°19′18″N 085°16′00″W Fort Custer MI
Chicago ------DC-07 43°07′36″N 089°20′06″W Truax Field WI In use as of 2014 as Covance labs
Kansas City DC-08 38°50′47″N 094°32′50″W Richards-Gebaur MO
Montgomery DC-09 32°24′13″N 086°14′28″W Gunter AL
Duluth ------DC-10 46°50′10″N 092°12′26″W Duluth AFB[89] MN in use as of 2014 by UMD
Grand Forks DC-11 47°56′47″N 097°22′55″W Grand Forks ND demolished
Seattle ------DC-12 47°07′18″N 122°30′14″W McChord WA
Portland ------DC-13 44°40′15″N 123°12′58″W Adair AFS OR
SS Marie -----DC-14 46°20′47″N 087°23′00″W K. I. Sawyer MI
Spokane ----- DC-15 47°10′53″N 119°19′16″W Larson WA
Los Angeles DC-16 34°06′19″N 117°13′05″W Norton CA abandoned
Reno ----------DC-17 39°39′04″N 119°53′00″W Stead NV
San FranciscoDC-18 39°06′35″N 121°23′49″W Beale CA
Minot -----------DC-19 (not completed) ------------------ Minot ND
Great Falls ----DC-20 47°30′59″N 111°10′55″W Malmstrom MT
Phoenix --- DC-21 33°32′34″N 112°21′27″W Luke AZ
Sioux City ---DC-22** 42°23′51″N 096°22′25″W Sioux City AFS IA
--- --- --- DC-23* [??? - Top secret]
--- --- --- DC-30* [???] ] ] Goose (Canada)
--- --- --- DC-31 46°20′15″N 079°24′42″W CFB North Bay ON
--- --- --- DC-32* [???]