
Ukrainian serviceman allegedly fends off a Russian attack using a remotely controlled machine gun
by SmokeSinseLoud

Ukrainian serviceman allegedly fends off a Russian attack using a remotely controlled machine gun
by SmokeSinseLoud
16 comments
Is that a steam deck?
Welcome to the new face of war. Like it or not, we are witnessing an evolution. Similar to AI, you don’t have to like it, but you need to learn to use it.
STEAM DECK!!!
The Cyberpunk future is here
My perspective on history has forever been changed.
The Soviet Union was nothing without Ukraine.
Its like if Cold War US took over all of Canada but Canada was both the breadbasket & the brain power of Cold War US.
These guys have been so innovative. I mean conscription as well… I’m sure some guy fresh out of a Comp-Sci degree is like “how can I not go to jail for draft dodging… not die… and kill Russians with zero risk” is gonna spend a few weekends on a “side project”
But also could very well be that R&D bounties Ukraine offered early in the war.
There was another instance of tech like this with a bridge where 3 machine guns were resupplied over a week fighting off like 2 companies of Russians 100% remote control (except resupply)
Wtf, that’s a freaking Steam Deck.
I’m having trouble finding the game he’s playing on Steam..
That’s interesting. He’s protected from return fire and has a better view. That being said he’s still close enough to get hit by HE.
I’d be curious if they couldn’t better entrench the operators with a safer distance to protect from HE rounds.
Rise up gamer nation
Soon to be AI with first round hits.
Steam Deck wins once again
“so anyway i started blasting”
Thanka gaben
Needs a zoom
Up next is to do auto aim.
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