The reason stereo photography hasn't caught on is that it requires special viewing aparatus, whether it be a Viewmaster, special glasses (red/blue, polarized, or shutter) or a special monitor. As far as equipment, check out this site.
I think the main problem is that this craft has no feathers. On a bird's wing, the feathers act like a one way valve, letting air through the wing on the upstroke, and blocking it on the downstroke. Without some sort of mechanism for letting the air through, the wing will push the craft down on the upstroke by as much as it pushes it up on the downstroke.
Scraping together 200 million tonnes of lunar surface will be be detectable, probably even in the dark. However, since the lunar day is two weeks long, you have plenty of time to detect any mining.
I started with a 50-in-one kit, then moved up to a 100-in-one, and finally a 200-in-one. I was in an electronics store the other day and saw a 500-in-one kit. I almost started drooling. It had an LCD display, a microprocessor, and a keyboard.
Actually, I would love to find the manual for my 50-in-one kit. I remember it talking about "biasing the transistor" and stuff like that. It was beyond me at the time. The later kits didn't explain how the circuits work.
Not an expert, merely a fan (with a small collection of often read paperbacks).
Actually, the low rank Cylons were robots in the TV show. ( Glen Larson originally planned for the Cylons to be living aliens underneath their armor, but ABC vetoed the idea due to its non-violence standards. Their reasoning was that it would be too violent to have the Colonial warriors killing living beings so it was decided that the Cylons would be machines.Battlestar Galactica Trivia site)
In the books "The Cylon Death Machine" and "Battlestar Galactica", Cylons are a reptilian race and they wear body armour. As they progress through the ranks, some of them would be augmented with second brains. If they had the right body type, they would be awarded a third brain, and rise to the rank of Imperious Leader.
You are assuming that you are starting and ending along the transit line. If you are halfway between two transit lines, then you have to walk half a mile to a transit line, then half a mile to a station on that line. That makes one mile from home to station, and possibly one mile from station to destination.
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Is MacOS X available for PCs now, or is it still only for Apple hardware?
What is a blue-stater?
The reason stereo photography hasn't caught on is that it requires special viewing aparatus, whether it be a Viewmaster, special glasses (red/blue, polarized, or shutter) or a special monitor. As far as equipment, check out this site.
I think the main problem is that this craft has no feathers. On a bird's wing, the feathers act like a one way valve, letting air through the wing on the upstroke, and blocking it on the downstroke. Without some sort of mechanism for letting the air through, the wing will push the craft down on the upstroke by as much as it pushes it up on the downstroke.
Scraping together 200 million tonnes of lunar surface will be be detectable, probably even in the dark. However, since the lunar day is two weeks long, you have plenty of time to detect any mining.
You must be getting phished, cause it clearly doesn't have anything beyond client number and PIN.
Gravity's a real bitch.
The physics club at the local university used to sell buttons that read "Friction is a drag", and "Gravity is a downer".
Do you call a lot of people while shaving?
Maybe they forgot that they've got the "melting screen" screensaver on their computer.
My brother taught is toddler how to spell.
Tom: Hayden, can you spell "encyclopedia"?
Hayden: Yes
Tom: Can you spell "chrysanthemum"?
Hayden: Yes
What's the 13'th root of 2^13?
You should check out the "In Soviet Russia" or "Imagine a beowolf cluster" bots that inhabit Slashdot.
Who's the true nerd, the one posting about a tv show, or the one who's reading Slashdot articles that are close to a week old?
I started with a 50-in-one kit, then moved up to a 100-in-one, and finally a 200-in-one. I was in an electronics store the other day and saw a 500-in-one kit. I almost started drooling. It had an LCD display, a microprocessor, and a keyboard.
Actually, I would love to find the manual for my 50-in-one kit. I remember it talking about "biasing the transistor" and stuff like that. It was beyond me at the time. The later kits didn't explain how the circuits work.
Some rental stores are not ordering VHS tapes anymore. New movies are only available on DVD.
You are starting the shutdown procedure
go with something that has a simple GUI interface. All that fancy commandline stuff scares people.
The 90's called. They want their joke back.
Gnome and KDE are two of the many GUIs available and they have been included in most distributions for years.
Not an expert, merely a fan (with a small collection of often read paperbacks).
Actually, the low rank Cylons were robots in the TV show. ( Glen Larson originally planned for the Cylons to be living aliens underneath their armor, but ABC vetoed the idea due to its non-violence standards. Their reasoning was that it would be too violent to have the Colonial warriors killing living beings so it was decided that the Cylons would be machines. Battlestar Galactica Trivia site)
In the books "The Cylon Death Machine" and "Battlestar Galactica", Cylons are a reptilian race and they wear body armour. As they progress through the ranks, some of them would be augmented with second brains. If they had the right body type, they would be awarded a third brain, and rise to the rank of Imperious Leader.
Actually fog really is a low cloud.
If you think they built the Cylons, then you haven't really seen Battlestar Galactica, but a similar show by the same name.
I think that they meant a software tether. In other words the second car is programmed to follow the first.
Oh, what's it gonna do? Arrange the cars to spell a nasty word?
Nitpicking the Nitpick:
You are assuming that you are starting and ending along the transit line. If you are halfway between two transit lines, then you have to walk half a mile to a transit line, then half a mile to a station on that line. That makes one mile from home to station, and possibly one mile from station to destination.
...And I don't know why
He invented the fly.
Perhaps he'll die...
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