Re:How hard is helicopter AI control?
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if you look here near the bottom you will find a "Headinglock Module" for the helicopter. What it does is memorizes the last direction the copter was flying in, and in case of interference from wind or something it automatically corrects. This allows you to concentrate more on other aspects of flying.
In montreal, its the best. Each and every stop has a telephone number for every line that stops there. When you call that number you get the next three times that the bus will stop there. And I find that the buses follow the schedule pretty good.
Someone might have mentionned this, but I'm lazy. This happened at my university. They slowed down traffic on all ports except 80 to a crawl. Then I discovered a nifty little program called Http-Tunnel. It acts as a proxy server that routes your traffic through port 80, through their server and out to the internet. If you want good speed, I would recommend paying the 4.99 for a month...definitely worth it.
(P.S. - get a load of that logo at the bottom of the page!)
I personally think the logo (saved here for the lazy) is actually quite interesting. I am quite surprised to find that they would link a translation program with the WTC attack. I'm not really sure if they go together.
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But with requiring a PIN, you won't get people who have found cards or receipts and try to use them. I think a PIN is a good idea.
what about ice storms???
Yeah thats what i was just thinking...1 in base pi is 1 * pi^0 == 1
That's a stupid franco thing
if you look here near the bottom you will find a "Headinglock Module" for the helicopter. What it does is memorizes the last direction the copter was flying in, and in case of interference from wind or something it automatically corrects. This allows you to concentrate more on other aspects of flying.
You mean fourth post?
We have it in Quebec as well. They give out the CD's for free and the tickets are $4 each.
In montreal, its the best. Each and every stop has a telephone number for every line that stops there. When you call that number you get the next three times that the bus will stop there. And I find that the buses follow the schedule pretty good.
I got fp! eat potatoes!
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Someone might have mentionned this, but I'm lazy. This happened at my university. They slowed down traffic on all ports except 80 to a crawl. Then I discovered a nifty little program called Http-Tunnel. It acts as a proxy server that routes your traffic through port 80, through their server and out to the internet. If you want good speed, I would recommend paying the 4.99 for a month...definitely worth it.
yup
You missed from here . Should say where.
damn straight! Go canada!
Great spelling!
Yup, the Black book is still available at this site.
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I personally think the logo (saved here for the lazy) is actually quite interesting. I am quite surprised to find that they would link a translation program with the WTC attack. I'm not really sure if they go together.
Actually, it was Expo 67 and the dome has been reopened as a Biosphere. It houses displays concerning mostly water pollution and stuff like that.
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that's just plain crazy. Why would you want to do that?
thats a crazy idea!!!