To be fair, the rate at which the user moves through the area wouldn't have to have an impact on the perceived radiation level in that given area if the resolution is high enough.
For instance, if the radiation level is sampled at once per second then yes - the speed moving could have an impact if they're moving very fast. However, if the sampling is per 100ms or so - that would give much more of a smoothing effect over inconsistencies in speed over time, since each sample is a given amount of radiation over sample time rather than over total walking speed.
In other words, speed of walking shouldn't have an impact - because just standing in one place should give us the same visual as moving through the same said area.
My issue with current consoles is that I play mine maybe once a month or so. When I boot up, I have to update for 10 minutes before I can actually play a single player game on the hard drive. This is frustrating to say the least....
When I initially updated and it borked, I didn't see anything in the googles that it broke and/or a fix, so I copied my home directory and installed LTS (via ssh). If I had been running something important, I wouldn't want that to crop up just because I updated on a whim, so I learned my lesson.
They did post a quick speed graph regarding raid-5 on the drives; obviously writes took an impact but reads were almost exactly the same as raid-0 x3 drives.
I have a similar vehicle (Ford) built in 2004 that will not be getting a transmission flush or change of any sort. And I'm usually pretty good at maintenance. Why? The value of the car is such crap right now that it's worth more to me to just run it into the ground than to change the fluid out. (early CVTs were somewhat notorious for being garbage and maintenance or no, once they go it's 5-7k from a dealer.) No thanks, off to the junkyard if it ever conks out, and I'm not going to spend a dime on the transmission.
Friend of mine bought an F150 with all the bells and whistles. Yup, 50k. What the ever living fuck. It's an F150. Shouldn't that be along the lines of maybe 30k for the high end model?
And I'm sure you've heard the acronym.. extra money, heh. Bust out another thousand!
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Hopefully this highlights why we need to implement "No Laptop Left Behind"
Vaping != burning. Vaping = boiling. When vaping = burning, your device is dry and the user definitely can tell.
So if it doesn't work, I need to file a TPS report?
This sounds like something that a computer could be programmed to do.
Which means you've never heard a Lexus LS drive at speed. Hint: It's a luxury car; it's quite quiet.
If they're riding shotgun then they should just fire a shotgun.
At a horse's gallop pace.
Per the screenshot in the article, was actually 121.73 @ 1/4mi mark, 9.8697s
I'm going to let you two fight amongst.... yourself?
I'd prefer to talk about this offline.
Software businesses now must accelerate their move to the cloud where everything can be controlled as a service rather than software.
Nope, nope nope nope fuck you in the neck nope.
And it can get burned down in a fire. Different strokes for different folks.
or sometimes 9 words with a number thrown in there..
You kids with your loud music, and your Dan Fogelberg, your zima, hula hoops, and Pac-Man video games
To be fair, the rate at which the user moves through the area wouldn't have to have an impact on the perceived radiation level in that given area if the resolution is high enough.
For instance, if the radiation level is sampled at once per second then yes - the speed moving could have an impact if they're moving very fast. However, if the sampling is per 100ms or so - that would give much more of a smoothing effect over inconsistencies in speed over time, since each sample is a given amount of radiation over sample time rather than over total walking speed.
In other words, speed of walking shouldn't have an impact - because just standing in one place should give us the same visual as moving through the same said area.
I think a Dodge Aires would be a good target:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
I'm running with UAC off admin rights.. the pop up keeps telling me how great the upgrade is, but I keep declining.
I have loaded it up in a VM since it was bugging me there too, but I had to specifically say "sure, let's rock."
My issue with current consoles is that I play mine maybe once a month or so. When I boot up, I have to update for 10 minutes before I can actually play a single player game on the hard drive. This is frustrating to say the least....
When I initially updated and it borked, I didn't see anything in the googles that it broke and/or a fix, so I copied my home directory and installed LTS (via ssh). If I had been running something important, I wouldn't want that to crop up just because I updated on a whim, so I learned my lesson.
I loaded up LTS on my vmware yesterday because I hit this bug on updating. Not production, but disappointing nonetheless.
They did post a quick speed graph regarding raid-5 on the drives; obviously writes took an impact but reads were almost exactly the same as raid-0 x3 drives.
Do you have the amazon link? I tried searching for a few different variations of gli and gl inet and domino... not finding this specific device.
I have a similar vehicle (Ford) built in 2004 that will not be getting a transmission flush or change of any sort. And I'm usually pretty good at maintenance. Why? The value of the car is such crap right now that it's worth more to me to just run it into the ground than to change the fluid out. (early CVTs were somewhat notorious for being garbage and maintenance or no, once they go it's 5-7k from a dealer.) No thanks, off to the junkyard if it ever conks out, and I'm not going to spend a dime on the transmission.
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Friend of mine bought an F150 with all the bells and whistles. Yup, 50k. What the ever living fuck. It's an F150. Shouldn't that be along the lines of maybe 30k for the high end model?
And I'm sure you've heard the acronym.. extra money, heh. Bust out another thousand!
"Would you like to buy the lifetime software upgrades for only 10 easy payments of $99.95? It's non-tranferrable."