Hmm that's funny, the arial photography looks exactly the same as the 1m photos at http://terraserver.microsoft.com/, except with addressing by street addr instead of lat/long or UTM. With google earth (or maps.google.com) I get both capabilities, plus color arial/sat photography. Personally I'd rather just use USAPhotoMaps to download the terraserver topo/photo images and google earth for street maps/directions and arial/sat color photos.
Hmm I keep getting "404 Page not found", perhaps they're overloaded with password changes? I found this great alternate site to change passwords here: https://www2.citibank.com/chpass. Don't tell anyone though, we don't want this one crashing too.
Interesting, because that exact statement threw off my lab instructor this past term. It wasn't until I typed the statement into a program and showed her the output that she admitted her mistake.
Quite frankly, anyone who has knowledge of cstring functions should understand the counter-intuitive behavior of strcmp() when testing for equalitiy...especially if they're supposed to be teaching it!
...companies are looking for a profit, not to make you there best friend. As long as they can keep the profits coming, they could care less what you think of them.
So sell phones are only a few frequencies out of the million that could be used to transmit "trigger" signals to bombs. What's to stop a terrorist from using some cheap VHF handheld to denonate their bomb? If they transmit the code over airport security frequencies or whatever, you can almost garuntee those won't be blocked.
even if the battery has been disconnected for quite a while
Well, that depends on how long it's been disconnected for. The voltage (the main item of concern) decreases by the function V=emf*(e^(-t/RC)) where emf equals the electromotive force (a little different than the "voltage") of the battery and "e" is the inverse of the natural log function (e^x). In other words, electric potential across the terminals decreases exponentially.
Why attach them in series? In series capacitance adds as the recipricals 1/(1/C[1] + 1/C[2]) whereas in parallel they add directly (C[1]+C[2]). In other words, capacitance adds the opposite way resistance does in simple circuits.
Yeah so the article really just says that the battery in the camera can charge the capacitor, and you can procedure to discharge that capacitor on a grounded person. Big deal.
1. With 1-2 new stories an hour, even your 1 in 10 figure means 3-4 tech news stories a day. There's just not that much tech news out there each day. Even check out http://www.cnn.com/tech/, sometimes they don't update that page for days. Feature stories and "filler" are a reality, so deal.
2. The tagline is "New for news, stuff that matters". If you're going to make a point with it, at least get it right.
3. If you don't like the stories, submit better ones. Remember, 99.9% of the stories are user-submitted, so the solution is in your hands!
Haha, thats all my friends/family ever asks me to do nowadays. Forget the days of setting up modem init strings, configuring IRQs, etc. No, now that everyone's on broadband, its spyware and "porn popups" for which my services are most frequently requested. Thanks adware makers, you keep me employed:-D
...you can't call your friend or the library any time you need to find out the answer to one of those questions. After a while, they get fed up and tell you to google it:-P
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Hmm that's funny, the arial photography looks exactly the same as the 1m photos at http://terraserver.microsoft.com/, except with addressing by street addr instead of lat/long or UTM. With google earth (or maps.google.com) I get both capabilities, plus color arial/sat photography. Personally I'd rather just use USAPhotoMaps to download the terraserver topo/photo images and google earth for street maps/directions and arial/sat color photos.
Hmm I keep getting "404 Page not found", perhaps they're overloaded with password changes? I found this great alternate site to change passwords here: https://www2.citibank.com/chpass. Don't tell anyone though, we don't want this one crashing too.
Interesting, because that exact statement threw off my lab instructor this past term. It wasn't until I typed the statement into a program and showed her the output that she admitted her mistake.
Quite frankly, anyone who has knowledge of cstring functions should understand the counter-intuitive behavior of strcmp() when testing for equalitiy...especially if they're supposed to be teaching it!
I think we just made another step towards Epic 2014
A kid in the dorm room next to mine named his AP "Internet would be nice".
As an anonymous coward, to you I have to say SHAME!
Plus he just wants the mod points
Tools->Account Settings->Server Settings
Set "Local Directory" to the same for all accounts
It's times like these that I wish we had a "-1 Dumbass" moderation choice.
haha my bad...simple oversight
Heres's the direct link to the BusinessWeek story
...companies are looking for a profit, not to make you there best friend. As long as they can keep the profits coming, they could care less what you think of them.
So sell phones are only a few frequencies out of the million that could be used to transmit "trigger" signals to bombs. What's to stop a terrorist from using some cheap VHF handheld to denonate their bomb? If they transmit the code over airport security frequencies or whatever, you can almost garuntee those won't be blocked.
even if the battery has been disconnected for quite a while
Well, that depends on how long it's been disconnected for. The voltage (the main item of concern) decreases by the function V=emf*(e^(-t/RC)) where emf equals the electromotive force (a little different than the "voltage") of the battery and "e" is the inverse of the natural log function (e^x). In other words, electric potential across the terminals decreases exponentially.
Why attach them in series? In series capacitance adds as the recipricals 1/(1/C[1] + 1/C[2]) whereas in parallel they add directly (C[1]+C[2]). In other words, capacitance adds the opposite way resistance does in simple circuits.
Yeah so the article really just says that the battery in the camera can charge the capacitor, and you can procedure to discharge that capacitor on a grounded person. Big deal.
sure, if you want to be restricted to 8.3 filenames
I guess that depends on if you're reading the title.gif image or the on the home page.
1. With 1-2 new stories an hour, even your 1 in 10 figure means 3-4 tech news stories a day. There's just not that much tech news out there each day. Even check out http://www.cnn.com/tech/, sometimes they don't update that page for days. Feature stories and "filler" are a reality, so deal.
2. The tagline is "New for news, stuff that matters". If you're going to make a point with it, at least get it right.
3. If you don't like the stories, submit better ones. Remember, 99.9% of the stories are user-submitted, so the solution is in your hands!
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Haha, thats all my friends/family ever asks me to do nowadays. Forget the days of setting up modem init strings, configuring IRQs, etc. No, now that everyone's on broadband, its spyware and "porn popups" for which my services are most frequently requested. Thanks adware makers, you keep me employed :-D
I would only use something like this for a road race, and the motor would make it much too heavy for flats.
...you can't call your friend or the library any time you need to find out the answer to one of those questions. After a while, they get fed up and tell you to google it :-P
I had literally an hour on each section of that AP...what a joke. I took the C++ AB exam as well, and this was nothing comparitively.
Hehe...can we say SSH tunnel :-D