No, they would travel at the same speed (speed of light) for an observer.
From the perspective of the pilot; the bullet can travel at max with the speed of light and the environment he passes with the speed of light would be standing still in time.
Sounds like a contradiction but it's not.
For instance. We are traveling through space at an incredible speed, around the core of the milky way. Still the speed of light in all directions is the same. It's called relativity.
I always had troubles creating webpages that looked acceptible in both IE and firefox. And when I managed to let these show the pages like I intended, konqueror positioned everything slightly different. For instance an '#sectionX img:hover {width: XXXpx;}' in CSS gave much trouble. The same with body-margins and the like. What is it like nowadays?
I have a lot of data (500 GB of music/movies/pictures/wallpapers/audiobooks/ebooks ; filled to the last GB)
I'm a student and I do not have the money for redundant storage.
I rsync my documents and pictures over the two drives and burn my favourite movies to DVD. I use ffmpeg to turn DVDs into Xvids and oggenc to turn flacs into ogg q5s.
If I lose one of the harddrives; that's life.
So for those who do not have the luxury that the poster has; make sure that you backup what is really important and risk what you can do without.
I've had three nvidia videocards (one that is onboard) and one ati.
I've always had, and still have problems with them when I use the proprietary drivers under linux (Ubuntu/Debian/Slackware, both packed and from the nvidia site). A few months back I just gave up and stopped blaming it on the videocards and drivers since I seemed to be the only person whose screen froze up upon switching to terminal mode and back.
The onboard videocard gives the same problems and I have exactly zero problems when using the slow open source drivers from x.org. That's why I excluded the posibility of my motherboard being broken.
Is there anybody; a single person who had the same problems or could anybody smarter than me tell me what I overlook?
This is a bit offtopic I must say but it just came to my mind because of your post.
A week ago I was impressed by somebody's (who I will not name) post so I read his previous post on different subjects. Although he almost got modded down as often as up, I was impressed by his honesty. He dare to say things that I'm quite certain other people would not say, just because they are afraid to offense people or be modded down for other reasons. His posts were more insightful than they appear.
The next thing that came to me is that he got a chance of being threathened by people who can't stand or understand some things he said. So I tried to see if he left a trail on the internet.
Amongst many other sites I found his personal website.
There he explained that he keeps his real life seperated from his online life. The site did not say if he did it out of precousion.
I think anonymity on the internet is a great thing and could give people the chance to really get the chance to communicate with no boundries.
Makes me think; how is the 'freenet project' doing?
Since you didn't follow the link I put in my little post; let me spell it out for you.
wikipedia.org: "The Rich Text Format (often abbreviated to RTF) is a proprietary document file format developed by Microsoft in 1987 for cross-platform document interchange."
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That's how Chuck Norris can round-house kick everybody without anybody being able to see or record it.
No, a black hole contains dark matter.
Unless you just had a klysma.
No, they would travel at the same speed (speed of light) for an observer.
From the perspective of the pilot; the bullet can travel at max with the speed of light and the environment he passes with the speed of light would be standing still in time.
Sounds like a contradiction but it's not.
For instance. We are traveling through space at an incredible speed, around the core of the milky way. Still the speed of light in all directions is the same. It's called relativity.
This is a year ago:
I always had troubles creating webpages that looked acceptible in both IE and firefox. And when I managed to let these show the pages like I intended, konqueror positioned everything slightly different. For instance an '#sectionX img:hover {width: XXXpx;}' in CSS gave much trouble. The same with body-margins and the like.
What is it like nowadays?
You have a twisted world perspective anonymous boy.
Slightly offtopic, but ...
I seldom spend time on IRC.
Two weeks ago I was on #debian.
I asked the people if the conversations get logged.
Nobody present could tell me.
Is there a place when you can look up such things?
I'm not known for liking Microsoft, but check Photosynth:
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/129
"Historic Shuttle Spacesuits to Meet Fiery End"
Who also though on first sight that it was about Shuttleworth and Feisty Fawn?
That was user error.
Making a tweeting bird that moves it's eyes and responds to you touching it and all from a single digital paper.
"Who else do you want developing a compiler but the people who made the hardware it's running on."
You mean like nvidia making nvidia drivers for linux?
Ah I see; you've never been a poor student and are quite the opposite of the audience I was talking to.
"So for those who do not have the luxury that the poster has"
I'd better use 2$ a week that I save to pay off debts.
No, I'm converting VOB files on HD.
And burn my favourite movies to not lose them.
I have a lot of data (500 GB of music/movies/pictures/wallpapers/audiobooks/ebooks ; filled to the last GB)
I'm a student and I do not have the money for redundant storage.
I rsync my documents and pictures over the two drives and burn my favourite movies to DVD. I use ffmpeg to turn DVDs into Xvids and oggenc to turn flacs into ogg q5s.
If I lose one of the harddrives; that's life.
So for those who do not have the luxury that the poster has; make sure that you backup what is really important and risk what you can do without.
I've had three nvidia videocards (one that is onboard) and one ati.
I've always had, and still have problems with them when I use the proprietary drivers under linux (Ubuntu/Debian/Slackware, both packed and from the nvidia site). A few months back I just gave up and stopped blaming it on the videocards and drivers since I seemed to be the only person whose screen froze up upon switching to terminal mode and back.
The onboard videocard gives the same problems and I have exactly zero problems when using the slow open source drivers from x.org. That's why I excluded the posibility of my motherboard being broken.
Is there anybody; a single person who had the same problems or could anybody smarter than me tell me what I overlook?
"..., and stop fucking with people"
That 's the latest form of population controll?
I Soviet Russia, Siberia includes you!
This is a bit offtopic I must say but it just came to my mind because of your post.
A week ago I was impressed by somebody's (who I will not name) post so I read his previous post on different subjects. Although he almost got modded down as often as up, I was impressed by his honesty. He dare to say things that I'm quite certain other people would not say, just because they are afraid to offense people or be modded down for other reasons. His posts were more insightful than they appear.
The next thing that came to me is that he got a chance of being threathened by people who can't stand or understand some things he said. So I tried to see if he left a trail on the internet.
Amongst many other sites I found his personal website.
There he explained that he keeps his real life seperated from his online life. The site did not say if he did it out of precousion.
I think anonymity on the internet is a great thing and could give people the chance to really get the chance to communicate with no boundries.
Makes me think; how is the 'freenet project' doing?
OK, I'm from Europe and don't know too much about the different states of America.
But when I read the summation of state names that rejected ODF it rang a bell.
Are these some of the most republican states?
Because I like to use Ncurses based apps and use Abiword (kinda like Word 97) for wordprocessing when possible.
I use mc (midnight commander) a lot; it's like norton commander (since '86).
Since you didn't follow the link I put in my little post; let me spell it out for you.
wikipedia.org:
"The Rich Text Format (often abbreviated to RTF) is a proprietary document file format developed by Microsoft in 1987 for cross-platform document interchange."
Word Perfect 5.1 and MS Office 97.
Why oh why did we ever buy any office suits after these?
The world would be a better place if all energy would have been put in maintaining these and having them interoperating.
Did you ever receive PDF's with diagrams and images and had to merge them together and edit them?
PDF would worse.
I'm quite sure that some of the brightest minds would not want to spend time to juggle with Tex. They have better research to do.
RTF is MS format.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rtf