close. Easier to determine atom count with a sphere.
something like..
number of atoms = (volume * density) / mass of silicon atom
With the volume of a perfect sphere simply being
Pi*r^3 (I think)
It's also much much easier to test for the perfection of a sphere over any other geometric shape. All you do is spin it with slight axis rotation while a laser is pointed at it, and measure the distance.
I'm not musically inclined enough to know the actual notes though:( Or even their relation to each other beyond higher or lower than the previous or next note...
But that is a cool link. Definitely being bookmarked xD
now.. to get sheet music for a lot of newer music.. and a Google search function to find songs based on note strings.. That way you can figure out that title of that one song that's always stuck in your head.. and all you remember is something like "na na na na NAAAA na na na na" lol
I accept that counter, and have been waiting all day for someone to make it actually xD.
In which, my true counter example of the article is 2 simple words..
Speed Chess;)
Also, so those that noticed my Ms vs ms typo.. A 15 year delay on a game is not lag.. as I don't think anyone would consider the game to have done any less than crash after a couple minutes tops;)
I can't post a link. It was a verbal conversation while they were installing the cable into my friend's house..(We were joking about sucking all the bandwidth out of their lines) I can cite it as being from a CableOne installer in American Falls, Idaho though if that makes you feel better.:)
The problem is one of those "where to begin, where to end" issues.
critical thinking on the origins of life and evolution aren't completely the same. You can have a belief that an all power being created life, and that evolution happened from there, and it makes them different subjects with a point in common.
Anyway, the issue with critical thinking on the origins of life is when religion is mentioned. Which religion is mentioned? All of them or none of them are the only fair options.
Leaving out any religion once you begin to mention them is giving insufficient information for proper analysis.
Because a non-profit simply requires that the company has a net gain of $0 at the end of the fiscal year... meaning they can just give out all of their net income to salary bonuses and be considered non-profit.
Also
That's $1000 per Canadian, but that 4 billion in annual profit would come back to us, which means the purchase pays for itself in 8-9 years.
and
why wouldn't we (as a nation) buy out Bell and convert it into a federally-mandated non-profit ?
how about the source of my local cable company? Which re-allocates sources to local lines if they touch 50% capacity to ensure that the network never exceeds 50%
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3 - "detached" and fake fingerprints should be rejected. Solution: don't be a cheapskate when you build this stuff and use the best, RF based reader. Even if you make the fake prints conductive it's going to be VERY hard (we've tried).
Don't you watch myth busters? The cheapest scanner they bought was the hardest one to beat with the fake prints..
and wouldn't a detached finger still be real enough to.. at most shove a 9volt battery into the end of, and warm it in your hand to make it get past any RF scanner? (Don't know if electricity is needed for the RF, but you said conductive.. so thought I'd check)
Did you do your testing involving someone who had already signed his body off to science, and registered into the device while alive? You know.. so you can chop off his finger once he dies..
eh. I was a skilled technician, just had only high school and personal experience.. But yea.. Never was good at avoiding jokes and comments that didn't insult people and didn't give out confidential info xD
I remember being scolded back at Dell for essentially making a joke to a Naval Officer about the overheating batteries simply being portable anti personnel bombs if nothing else.. lol
And the reason they are allowed to do that? They can't be expected to just hand over their business to competitors. What I mean is the following situation is completely unrealistic; what will be claimed in court; and Why they can do this to you.
Assume They have a cost of $30/month per DSL line. Assume you resell your line at $50/month. Assume your package of tech support quality, email addresses, special features, and customer care were all so grossly superior in 'likability' that all of SBC's customers flocked to you.
Yes, they still make $37.99/month per customer you have.. giving them a profit of $7.99/month per customer(minus expenses). You on the other hand, are gaining 11.99/month per customer(minus expenses).
After a while, it's expected that you may attempt to buy them out to get your cost down by $7.99/month+their expenses(as it would be an unwanted redundancy) further.
It could be considered over jurisdiction of the U.S. Government to force them to maintain their profit margin as lower then the profit margin of those they are whole selling to
Well, I'm glad SOMEONE pointed out that we added Vitamin D3 to milk back in the 40's to deal with the issue of not getting enough sunlight. It means I don't have to worry about my non existent mod rating keeping people from seeing me say it.
So.. now on the pushed side of it.. why not.. say... to compete with even further lack of sunlight.. oh I don't know...
DRINK MORE MILK
Hey.. that solution for a few problems has been out for a while even.
Also.. I wonder if the scientists for this study failed the week in high school history when talking about the industrial revolution? Why else repeat a study on low Vitamin D being an issue 60+ years later?
Also, upon further reading of the patent application, this line can be found.
Cell phone 180 may be operable to comply with such a DMP by shutting down So.. Microsoft is trying to find a way to Legally break federal law? (shutting down the phone prohibits emergency transmissions and is therefore against the law by FCC regulations)
Good job Microsoft.
This is a great Idea! Why? Because it will do 2 things.
1) support the education of electronics to a huge growth almost overnight as everyone looks up how to remove it from their device! xD
2) Support the booming growth of electronics shops as people just simply pay to have it removed from their device xD
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number of atoms = (volume * density) / mass of silicon atom
With the volume of a perfect sphere simply being
Pi*r^3 (I think)
It's also much much easier to test for the perfection of a sphere over any other geometric shape. All you do is spin it with slight axis rotation while a laser is pointed at it, and measure the distance.
I'm not musically inclined enough to know the actual notes though :( Or even their relation to each other beyond higher or lower than the previous or next note...
But that is a cool link. Definitely being bookmarked xD
now.. to get sheet music for a lot of newer music.. and a Google search function to find songs based on note strings.. That way you can figure out that title of that one song that's always stuck in your head.. and all you remember is something like "na na na na NAAAA na na na na" lol
yea.. but saying 3.11 in my post would have ruined the joke.. I had it in there on my first preview though.. :P
Comes Firefox 95!
That way you have that feeling of "only in dire circumstances" before you use it.
In which, my true counter example of the article is 2 simple words..
Speed Chess ;)
Also, so those that noticed my Ms vs ms typo.. A 15 year delay on a game is not lag.. as I don't think anyone would consider the game to have done any less than crash after a couple minutes tops ;)
They haven't even become aware of their decision to shoot within that space of time!
I can't post a link. It was a verbal conversation while they were installing the cable into my friend's house..(We were joking about sucking all the bandwidth out of their lines) I can cite it as being from a CableOne installer in American Falls, Idaho though if that makes you feel better. :)
critical thinking on the origins of life and evolution aren't completely the same. You can have a belief that an all power being created life, and that evolution happened from there, and it makes them different subjects with a point in common.
Anyway, the issue with critical thinking on the origins of life is when religion is mentioned. Which religion is mentioned? All of them or none of them are the only fair options.
Leaving out any religion once you begin to mention them is giving insufficient information for proper analysis.
Step 1: Steal underpants
Step 2: ???
Step 3: Profit!
Also
That's $1000 per Canadian, but that 4 billion in annual profit would come back to us, which means the purchase pays for itself in 8-9 years.
and
why wouldn't we (as a nation) buy out Bell and convert it into a federally-mandated non-profit ?
bit of a contradiction there..
how about the source of my local cable company? Which re-allocates sources to local lines if they touch 50% capacity to ensure that the network never exceeds 50%
try entering just a ton of numbers and see if it crashes from a buffer overflow.. If so.. switch banks...
. 3 - "detached" and fake fingerprints should be rejected. Solution: don't be a cheapskate when you build this stuff and use the best, RF based reader. Even if you make the fake prints conductive it's going to be VERY hard (we've tried).
Don't you watch myth busters? The cheapest scanner they bought was the hardest one to beat with the fake prints.. and wouldn't a detached finger still be real enough to.. at most shove a 9volt battery into the end of, and warm it in your hand to make it get past any RF scanner? (Don't know if electricity is needed for the RF, but you said conductive.. so thought I'd check) Did you do your testing involving someone who had already signed his body off to science, and registered into the device while alive? You know.. so you can chop off his finger once he dies..eh. I was a skilled technician, just had only high school and personal experience.. But yea.. Never was good at avoiding jokes and comments that didn't insult people and didn't give out confidential info xD
I remember being scolded back at Dell for essentially making a joke to a Naval Officer about the overheating batteries simply being portable anti personnel bombs if nothing else.. lol
What I mean is the following situation is completely unrealistic; what will be claimed in court; and Why they can do this to you.
Assume They have a cost of $30/month per DSL line.
Assume you resell your line at $50/month.
Assume your package of tech support quality, email addresses, special features, and customer care were all so grossly superior in 'likability' that all of SBC's customers flocked to you.
Yes, they still make $37.99/month per customer you have.. giving them a profit of $7.99/month per customer(minus expenses). You on the other hand, are gaining 11.99/month per customer(minus expenses).
After a while, it's expected that you may attempt to buy them out to get your cost down by $7.99/month+their expenses(as it would be an unwanted redundancy) further.
It could be considered over jurisdiction of the U.S. Government to force them to maintain their profit margin as lower then the profit margin of those they are whole selling to
Well, I'm glad SOMEONE pointed out that we added Vitamin D3 to milk back in the 40's to deal with the issue of not getting enough sunlight. It means I don't have to worry about my non existent mod rating keeping people from seeing me say it.
So.. now on the pushed side of it.. why not.. say... to compete with even further lack of sunlight.. oh I don't know...
DRINK MORE MILK
Hey.. that solution for a few problems has been out for a while even.
Also.. I wonder if the scientists for this study failed the week in high school history when talking about the industrial revolution? Why else repeat a study on low Vitamin D being an issue 60+ years later?
This is a great Idea! Why? Because it will do 2 things. 1) support the education of electronics to a huge growth almost overnight as everyone looks up how to remove it from their device! xD 2) Support the booming growth of electronics shops as people just simply pay to have it removed from their device xD