Sure. As another poster suggested, just reverse the formula. We know the speed of light, to a high degree of accuracy. Therefore, you can use this same test to figure out the frequency of your microwave.
You could also look up circular reasoning while your at it
I would be interested in the motivation behind the challange, its clearly not a 'how good are your ear' challange as the first winner used a computer. Does he hope to boost some obscure area of signal processing or just hand out $100 just for the fun of it?
Sure the Ion drive is a really neat addition, but it's soooo slooooow. It's going to take them 15 MONTHS to get there! And the payload isn't really greater at all.
The payload may be the same but the rocket to lift it there is probably much smaller and cheaper
a month or two ago I was listening to a (Radio 4) program about the ressurection of 70 TV shows
and it was mentioned that they were working on a animated version of Dr Who... perhaps 'upgraded' to live action?
>>This is the only plant survivor from the Jurassic age.
>Eh? Surely ALL plants we see around us today are survivors from the Jurassic age. Sure, they are descendants, but so is the Wollemi Pine.
All animals we see around today are survivors from the Jurassic age. Sure, they are descendants,
but so is the Coelacanth. Ergo humans were around in the Jurassic age and One Million Years BC is a documentary
they'd probably like to shut down all unmonitored humans too.
No no, just the ones that can't be authenticated by some sort of
cryptographc signature... of course to be useful, such a signature should
be prominantly displayed (the forhead is the prefered option). Such a signature
would be of great value to the user as it would enable them to buy and
sell when non-authenticated individuals are unable to.
The statement of claim includes lengthy excerpts that it says come from Internet chats in May between the pranksters.
Complete with misspellings, bad grammar and cyber-style acronyms, the exchanges are used in the statement of claim as evidence that the boys lacked remorse. They also brag in them that they evaded attempts by school officials to find the culprits behind Ghyslain's misfortunes.
I think we all learned valuable lessons today... Keep your home movies in a safe place and don't
discuss your crimes by IRC
Place your cell phone next to a radio or a landline phone. You will begin to get an "early warning" before your cell phone rings. Try it and you'll see what I mean.
I get the same thing putting my mobile next to my (CRT) monitor
IP address Uh-huh. And what about British citizens living abroad, who, one would reason, would have the most cause to want to access BBC content in a way other than normal television?
As a British citizens living abroad, do you pay a TV license?
Slashdot Mirror
You could also look up circular reasoning while your at it
And then there's you.
Is this another compertition to extract meaning from obscure data???
I would be interested in the motivation behind the challange, its clearly not a 'how good are your ear' challange as the first winner used a computer. Does he hope to boost some obscure area of signal processing or just hand out $100 just for the fun of it?
Go on your an Anonymous Coward you can say shit in public... don't be so repressed
I don't think they were talking about 'web animations' They were quite clear about them being made for TV
The payload may be the same but the rocket to lift it there is probably much smaller and cheaper
Why makes oneself reliant on NASA wheels, when one could have a home grown wheel industry with all the spinoff products that it generates.
a month or two ago I was listening to a (Radio 4) program about the ressurection of 70 TV shows and it was mentioned that they were working on a animated version of Dr Who... perhaps 'upgraded' to live action?
The Jurassic Period was 206 to 144 Million Years Ago the coelacanth is 400 million years old!
>Eh? Surely ALL plants we see around us today are survivors from the Jurassic age. Sure, they are descendants, but so is the Wollemi Pine.
All animals we see around today are survivors from the Jurassic age. Sure, they are descendants, but so is the Coelacanth. Ergo humans were around in the Jurassic age and One Million Years BC is a documentary
No no, just the ones that can't be authenticated by some sort of cryptographc signature... of course to be useful, such a signature should be prominantly displayed (the forhead is the prefered option). Such a signature would be of great value to the user as it would enable them to buy and sell when non-authenticated individuals are unable to.
Try applying that to the casino.... Winners know when to quit
... it just seems that way
Complete with misspellings, bad grammar and cyber-style acronyms, the exchanges are used in the statement of claim as evidence that the boys lacked remorse. They also brag in them that they evaded attempts by school officials to find the culprits behind Ghyslain's misfortunes.
I think we all learned valuable lessons today... Keep your home movies in a safe place and don't discuss your crimes by IRC
I could be a 1 element array...
I get the same thing putting my mobile next to my (CRT) monitor
User:Admin Admin... this screen saver is really annoying
Admin: Well don't use it then
Make that replace his whole Star system.
You probably don't get the body and the State 'dispose' of it
Just a Fleisch in the Pons
Q:How many Microsoft programmers does it take to change a lightbulb?
A:None, they get Bill to declare darkness to be the international standard
At the bottom of the list Linux Networx (which does) Linux Clustering
The mystery company that payed up???
I'd change your coffee and while your at it, remember you don't have to use it in kilo amonuts
Looks up at heavy cloud cover ... you insensitive clod
As a British citizens living abroad, do you pay a TV license?