How about a ball shaped spiral spiral? You would get better acceleration density that way. You could even make it completely mechanical by using springs and 'plucking it' in just the right way to propagate the correct harmonic
I think the idea that the OP was trying to convey (poorly) was saving the RT platform- if you have enough people using the tablets people would write apps and develop some kind of ecosystem.
I can't believe it hasn't made it to this thread yet but LED lighting should be looked at as it is very directional, unless engineered to be otherwise.
...not to mention what they are predicting- Sandy was hardly considered a category 1 hurricane when it hit, but it was very large and came ashore at an odd angle.
Smaller much more powerful (higher winds) storms have hit the coast in the last century.
You aren't understanding where they came up with this statistic. Each of the inputs that make this storm unique are their own 'dice'... these probabilities are then combined to estimate the probability of another storm like Sandy will occur- once every 700 years. What is the problem again? And why would it be increasingly likely?
For someone making 6 figures a year spending 100$ for enough memory isn't a big stretch. If you really want to get fancy buy a SSD drive to compile on....
But why? If everyone is a celebrity then the value of being one is nil. I know several wise and effective people who never draw attention to themselves- and most of their associates hold them in high regard.
Make it difficult to operate a business in a rural area and the cost of food and other items will go up in the populated areas. It's as simple as that.
"Even the simplest of mechanical interlocks (such as a notch at one end that must be matched with a corresponding projection) could have prevented the accident."
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Not to mention that MIT would expose itself to civil litigation from the journal publishers if they didn't cooperate.
How about a ball shaped spiral spiral? You would get better acceleration density that way. You could even make it completely mechanical by using springs and 'plucking it' in just the right way to propagate the correct harmonic
Brown tooth goes .... uh... you know.
I knew there was a reason to put up with Windows mediocrity all these years ;-)
I think the idea that the OP was trying to convey (poorly) was saving the RT platform- if you have enough people using the tablets people would write apps and develop some kind of ecosystem.
I can't believe it hasn't made it to this thread yet but LED lighting should be looked at as it is very directional, unless engineered to be otherwise.
I don't think it is as simple as that- getting the same penetration over a large area costs a lot more in the US because of our geography.
I can go to the 2nd run theater with my kids for 6$ total and put up with the same crap.
Worse than that- 10,000 bits were changed in the binary.
It's common knowledge in the SW, but likely generates lots of clicks for the BBC.
...not to mention what they are predicting- Sandy was hardly considered a category 1 hurricane when it hit, but it was very large and came ashore at an odd angle.
Smaller much more powerful (higher winds) storms have hit the coast in the last century.
You aren't understanding where they came up with this statistic. Each of the inputs that make this storm unique are their own 'dice'... these probabilities are then combined to estimate the probability of another storm like Sandy will occur- once every 700 years.
What is the problem again? And why would it be increasingly likely?
For someone making 6 figures a year spending 100$ for enough memory isn't a big stretch. If you really want to get fancy buy a SSD drive to compile on....
Check out the time compressed sound recordings- pretty awesome.
But why? If everyone is a celebrity then the value of being one is nil. I know several wise and effective people who never draw attention to themselves- and most of their associates hold them in high regard.
Make it difficult to operate a business in a rural area and the cost of food and other items will go up in the populated areas. It's as simple as that.
Having the SSRS/SQL Server team have their package work in VS 2010 would have been a start....
Or you can just deliver it late. They will get over it.
"Even the simplest of mechanical interlocks (such as a notch at one end that must be matched with a corresponding projection) could have prevented the accident."
Unless the sockets are installed upside-down.....
You have missed the point- sodium is made from the electrolysis of salt where lithium must be mined at great expense and environmental impact.
Usually I do a update blah where id in (select id from...)
You can run the select query first to be absolutely sure of what you are updating before doing the update. Almost no chance of a mistake.
Why were programmers allowed to make this decision? Sounds like the patients running the asylum.
Microsoft just makes the whip- it's the school administrators that use it.
Flying small aircraft low to the ground for hours at a time is dangerous.
This sounds like a decent application- using GPS this could be completely automated.