You mean put it in the back, where if you get rear-ended, it's in the line of fire?
At least at the bottom there's less risk of a massive impact, and it lowers the car's center of gravity.
"RELEARN a BUNCH of shit that GM, Ford, Nissan, Mazda, Toyota and all the rest learned a long time ago" - no thanks. Good opportunity to get around legacy hardware designed under circumstances that are often no longer relevant.
Amazon beats any bookstore at finding older books. Brick and mortar stores are all about displaying 20 copies of the latest shit best-seller, sitting side by side, on the front shelves. No thanks.
Wars don't end because either (or both) of the sides are tired of committing atrocities. Wars end because either (or both) of the sides can't sustain its own casualties. See Iraq. See Vietnam.
Robot soldiers mean that atrocities can take place with no human toll, no witnesses. No battle fatigue.
Robots will do to war what Facebook did to idle chat... (How about that?)
If was to cost even $10, what would the download rate be?
Try anything that's currently free on the internet, add a small charge, and watch the DL rate plummet.
OO is only acceptable since it is free. If someone was making money off of it, then they'd be expectations for things a bug fixes and support and in no time it will cost $150, and get a bad rap in comparison with some other free product.
I heard some lawmakers in the United States are actively claiming that the world was created 6000 years ago by an old man with a beard, who later went on to bed a Jewish girl and spawn an offspring which ended up being nailed to a tree. Also, talking snakes, burning bushes, and splitting seas. no kidding!
Pressure vessels get increasingly difficult to build as their size grows.
When a 150 PSI compressor tank goes (and they do, even though they are made out of steel, a lot thicker than a soda pop can) they take away the room with them.
This pressure vessel is probably miles on a side, and the walls don't have good tensile strength - it's just gravity that's holding it down.
In short converting it to Olde English units doesn't help.
Well part of it might be that by the time the Tampa Bay Fire Department finally got there, the metal was so hot that it was not enough to put out the fire, they also needed to cool the metal to below the ignition point of the fuel.
I can't believe there are so many rockets flying around simultaneously in KSC that they couldn't have a fire crew on site.
Booyah! Sharp as a laser beam, powerful as the diode bank that's driving it. Analogies are not my thing. The second line should be enshrined and worshipped. Neither are accolades. So yeah, Booyah!
Heh, that's because the Math type have never ever proved (or even claimed) anything that is related to the real world.... In this respect, they are like fiction writers, 100% sure about what's happening in their world:)
well, think about (hypothetically) zooming out from the Nimitz on Google Earth - how much you have to zoom out even after the Nimitz (all 300 m of it) before you see the full Earth.
Each 1 km x 1km area would pack about 30 Nimitzes. Each 1000 km x 1000 km area would pack about 30,000,000 Nimitzes. And that's just the surface... The Earth is (gasp!) as thick as it is wide, and denser at the center... So yeah. BIG.
If you do the math, add the cost of the airports.... probably 20-25 $B each... Of course if you compare existing infrastructure to new projects, the existing one will come out ahead. But what happens when the existing one saturates?
The important part is the film handler. Unlike a camera, which can run the film more or less continuously and use a fast shutter speed, a projector has to stop the film for most of the frame's duration, and then quickly accelerate it out of the way while only blocking the light for a very short duration, or else the movie would "smear". Of course it flickers, since this is Lego, but it doesn't smear, and that's quite a feat.
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You mean put it in the back, where if you get rear-ended, it's in the line of fire?
At least at the bottom there's less risk of a massive impact, and it lowers the car's center of gravity.
"RELEARN a BUNCH of shit that GM, Ford, Nissan, Mazda, Toyota and all the rest learned a long time ago" - no thanks. Good opportunity to get around legacy hardware designed under circumstances that are often no longer relevant.
Also, he played the same role in World War Z. Yeeesh.
IMDB says that in War World Z, he played the character of a Dr. from the W.H.O.
Coincidence?
How much did you pay for the paper?
How many physical ads in the paper were you "forced" to glance over?
On the bright side, at least your viewing habits were not tracked. (Probably!)
... Selection.
Amazon beats any bookstore at finding older books.
Brick and mortar stores are all about displaying 20 copies of the latest shit best-seller, sitting side by side, on the front shelves. No thanks.
Wars don't end because either (or both) of the sides are tired of committing atrocities.
Wars end because either (or both) of the sides can't sustain its own casualties.
See Iraq. See Vietnam.
Robot soldiers mean that atrocities can take place with no human toll, no witnesses.
No battle fatigue.
Robots will do to war what Facebook did to idle chat...
(How about that?)
If was to cost even $10, what would the download rate be?
Try anything that's currently free on the internet, add a small charge, and watch the DL rate plummet.
OO is only acceptable since it is free. If someone was making money off of it, then they'd be expectations for things a bug fixes and support and in no time it will cost $150, and get a bad rap in comparison with some other free product.
Plus, nobody knows why he killed himself. He didn't leave any note behind.
He was offered a 6 month plea deal, which hardly seems like the end of the world.
But we do know he had issues with depression. It could have been a family matter for all that we know.
Nobody killed him but himself.
low-quality transmitters emit more on side-bands, IIUC
I heard some lawmakers in the United States are actively claiming that the world was created 6000 years ago by an old man with a beard, who later went on to bed a Jewish girl and spawn an offspring which ended up being nailed to a tree. Also, talking snakes, burning bushes, and splitting seas. no kidding!
So by extension, McDonald's makes the best burgers in the world?
Pressure vessels get increasingly difficult to build as their size grows.
When a 150 PSI compressor tank goes (and they do, even though they are made out of steel, a lot thicker than a soda pop can) they take away the room with them.
This pressure vessel is probably miles on a side, and the walls don't have good tensile strength - it's just gravity that's holding it down.
In short converting it to Olde English units doesn't help.
Simple
Can you make one for 4 colors out of 4 spheres?
Certainly not a prime number
Well part of it might be that by the time the Tampa Bay Fire Department finally got there, the metal was so hot that it was not enough to put out the fire, they also needed to cool the metal to below the ignition point of the fuel.
I can't believe there are so many rockets flying around simultaneously in KSC that they couldn't have a fire crew on site.
Booyah!
Sharp as a laser beam, powerful as the diode bank that's driving it. Analogies are not my thing.
The second line should be enshrined and worshipped. Neither are accolades.
So yeah, Booyah!
No, that's what we take from the Bison.
What the Bison gives us is shit - just like said politicians.
Heh, that's because the Math type have never ever proved (or even claimed) anything that is related to the real world.... In this respect, they are like fiction writers, 100% sure about what's happening in their world :)
Hysterics and hyperbole do not serve us well.
IF MS ignores the correction, sure. But that hasn't happened, has it?
What a snob!
well, think about (hypothetically) zooming out from the Nimitz on Google Earth - how much you have to zoom out even after the Nimitz (all 300 m of it) before you see the full Earth.
Each 1 km x 1km area would pack about 30 Nimitzes. Each 1000 km x 1000 km area would pack about 30,000,000 Nimitzes. And that's just the surface... The Earth is (gasp!) as thick as it is wide, and denser at the center... So yeah. BIG.
If you do the math, add the cost of the airports.... probably 20-25 $B each...
Of course if you compare existing infrastructure to new projects, the existing one will come out ahead.
But what happens when the existing one saturates?
The important part is the film handler. Unlike a camera, which can run the film more or less continuously and use a fast shutter speed, a projector has to stop the film for most of the frame's duration, and then quickly accelerate it out of the way while only blocking the light for a very short duration, or else the movie would "smear". Of course it flickers, since this is Lego, but it doesn't smear, and that's quite a feat.
You mean 10, I think.
1 is just 1 in any base.
Are you a guy or a girl?