Its rotation period matches the orbit, so it is tidally locked. Libration is due to other factors, mainly the fact that the orbit isn't perfectly circular.
Even if it was locked to the sun, how likely is it that the probe always keeps directly between the sun & the asteroid? Or at least always keeps the same angle to it?
I couldn't get shared folders working either, but I'm running a pretty old version. Since the host machine runs an smb server that was an OK workaround.
On the other other hand, I couldn't get VMWare to work at all.
and that working more _decreases_ total (!) productivity.
Productivity is defined as output per unit of input (usually per hour of labour). Totalling it makes no more sense than walking for five minutes, driving on a road for ten minutes and on a freeway for an hour and saying your total speed was 89 mph.
This may be less realistic in an industry like mine where most operations run seven days a week and around 360 days a year, but it could be fantastic wherever it is practical.
There are some advanced management techniques available that enable businesses to operate without having all the people there at all times.
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There are robots now that have their own little electronic brains.
Its rotation period matches the orbit, so it is tidally locked. Libration is due to other factors, mainly the fact that the orbit isn't perfectly circular.
Even if it was locked to the sun, how likely is it that the probe always keeps directly between the sun & the asteroid? Or at least always keeps the same angle to it?
It's not my turn. I went last time!
You should read that one again - a bit more carefully.
The security aspect did occur to me, but if some ne'er-do-well isn't scared off by two is he going to be scared off by six or seven?
Is that like a tree surgeon?
Walk tall, keep your eye on the ball, stick your chest out and always carry a torch.
As the bishop said to the actress.
A prime number can only be divided by one, itself, and Chuck Norris.
It's just dust in the wind.
Don't lie. You just think "productivity" is a fancier synonym of "output".
If the system was set up that way, it can be set up differently.
Good luck with that. I can hear the cries of "Communism! Venezuela! Compulsory gay maerriage!" already.
So the amoeba is just a display? I wondered if I'd missed something when I read it.
Then I asked myself why it was even posted, since it's not really a story, is it?
And then I remembered where I was.
I couldn't get shared folders working either, but I'm running a pretty old version. Since the host machine runs an smb server that was an OK workaround.
On the other other hand, I couldn't get VMWare to work at all.
Productivity is defined as output per unit of input (usually per hour of labour). Totalling it makes no more sense than walking for five minutes, driving on a road for ten minutes and on a freeway for an hour and saying your total speed was 89 mph.
There are some advanced management techniques available that enable businesses to operate without having all the people there at all times.
So buy two apples.
Which is a bit of a bugger if you're already on the bottom one.
http://peterhousehold.blogspot...
FTFY
And give him .. a nonconcurrent Sentence, for crimes. Against punctuation
It's a language for hipennials. If they followed your suggestion they'd probably swap opening and closing or match a right square with a left curly.
It'd be almost as ugly as the bash case syntax.
Are any of them suffering from seNIlity?
An approximate value would be dot dash dash dash, dot dash, dash dot dash dot, dash dot dash, dot dot dot, dot dot dot dot, dot dot, dash
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Have they got round to unicode yet?
That'll be fun - a link to bankgrandmotheruses.com, except one of the characters has a tiny little umlaut or squiggly thing.