Forcing someone to attend won't magically make him interested or engaged in the subject. They need good teachers for that. And good exams so bad studens won't pass by cheating and those who do pass will be actually well prepared.
The funny dried out many years ago... It's just a repetition of old jokes (or let's call them situations, since calling them a joke implies they're funnY) or the same old comments over a new subject.
That's impossible! Since you got back to where you started, at the same altitude, that means you cycled through the same amount of uphills and downhills on the roundtrip. That's physics for you:)
Crappy phone lenses are fixed focus, so the christmas light defocused as a ring behind the subject will never happen as the camera focuses on something like 50 cm to infinity.
That only happens on non-fixed focus lenses that also have a large enough aperture.
As if they already didn't ship them with 256 MB, which makes them dog-slow under XP with more than two apps open. "Waste your processor buying a machine without RAM". At least, they should go back to selling pentium IIs, that would balance things out.
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Bumping into someone while walking does not cause thousands of dollars worth of damage.
But since gravity's effect only propagates at the speed of light (very slow in the timescales discussed) the implementation is so much simpler, you don't have to update the entire map, only the cells/nodes nearest to you, which will pass on the information on the next cycle to their neighbors, etc.
Your post is probably correct, but the thing is that supercavitation IS possible on the hydrofoils because while the whole vessel isn't submerged the FOILS are completely submerged, and they certainly can be taken as vessels on their own.
Seriously, why has no video card owner ever sued the manufacturer for its right to use the product they've bought?
If I buy a video card I figure I'm entitled to use it any way I want, under any OS I want, instead of depending on the manufacturer's good will to make drivers. That means at least having access to the board's specs.
Being the troublemaker I am, I could actually do that if I lived in the US.
Sure. Then all the mess we have today under.com we'll have at top level. At least today we can distinguish between commercial, non-commercial and foreign sites.
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As opposed to PROGRAMMING
Get them some building kit like mindstorms. This kid created a mock-car factory using mindstorms. Just search youtube for lots of similar examples.
Or kits to build steam and stirling engines.
Hands-on experience.
Is that what you wanted to write?
Forcing someone to attend won't magically make him interested or engaged in the subject. They need good teachers for that. And good exams so bad studens won't pass by cheating and those who do pass will be actually well prepared.
The funny dried out many years ago... It's just a repetition of old jokes (or let's call them situations, since calling them a joke implies they're funnY) or the same old comments over a new subject.
let's remember purely mechanical systems fail too, and more often than modern electronic controls
anyone who doesn't have local backups deserves this. just like darwin awards for websites.
That's impossible! Since you got back to where you started, at the same altitude, that means you cycled through the same amount of uphills and downhills on the roundtrip. That's physics for you :)
You're wrong.
Intel's stock cooler makes more noise than a 747 on take-off.
I tossed mine on the trash and put a QUIET cooler. I can even work now.
That's because you aren't supposed to use php for any serious stuff anyway, so it doesn't matter when it breaks, it's all in good fun.
Crappy phone lenses are fixed focus, so the christmas light defocused as a ring behind the subject will never happen as the camera focuses on something like 50 cm to infinity.
That only happens on non-fixed focus lenses that also have a large enough aperture.
A normal person would copy a few large, useless files (such as MP3s) until the card was full.
Turn of the century?
You mean, four years ago?
How old were your grand-grandfather, grandfather and father when they had children? I'm guessing they were minus eighteen years old.
Or, to hit stuff in orbit?
Or do I have to download 4 CDs of obscure programs I'll never use just to get a funcioning system with Gnome/KDE?
I downloaded test3's CD1 and even the minimal (400 MB) installation required more than one cd.
As if they already didn't ship them with 256 MB, which makes them dog-slow under XP with more than two apps open. "Waste your processor buying a machine without RAM". At least, they should go back to selling pentium IIs, that would balance things out.
Bumping into someone while walking does not cause thousands of dollars worth of damage.
But since gravity's effect only propagates at the speed of light (very slow in the timescales discussed) the implementation is so much simpler, you don't have to update the entire map, only the cells/nodes nearest to you, which will pass on the information on the next cycle to their neighbors, etc.
Seems like an excellent opportunity for a class-action suit.
Your post is probably correct, but the thing is that supercavitation IS possible on the hydrofoils because while the whole vessel isn't submerged the FOILS are completely submerged, and they certainly can be taken as vessels on their own.
If I buy a video card I figure I'm entitled to use it any way I want, under any OS I want, instead of depending on the manufacturer's good will to make drivers. That means at least having access to the board's specs.
Being the troublemaker I am, I could actually do that if I lived in the US.
Sure. Then all the mess we have today under .com we'll have at top level. At least today we can distinguish between commercial, non-commercial and foreign sites.