modeling composite materials such as reinforced concrete through the plastic limit
I wonder if that software could also improve animation, by making solid objects which look as if they actually have weight. Too many avatars seem to be hovering just above the ground because you don't see the forces being transmitted through their bodies.
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Bet they've got some serious CONTROL structures to keep things from getting too KAOTIC....
"Would you believe a GOTO statement and a couple of flags?"
Additionally ice has a high albedo so it tends to keep itself and the surrounding areas cool. Dark blue ocean absorbs more heat from the sun and stays warmer.
Meanwhile Spanish continues to spread northward through North America, without any Government support at all. I wonder how long before English is battling Spanish in Quebec?
IBM still sells AIX, and I would guess they plan to continue selling Solaris after purchasing Sun. HP still sells HPUX, but I think that they're trying not to. I get the impression that they'd rather use something off the shelf like Linux, but can't quite get all of their customers on board.
I bought a server from HP a couple of years ago. I specified the hardware to run RHEL and they quoted it with RHEL installed. I didn't like the price so asked for a quote without RHEL. The price dropped 1500 AU dollars.
The Queen of England (United Kingdom actually, there hasn't been a Queen of England since Queen Anne) has no power in Canada. The Queen of Canada does. Yes, they are the same person, but they don't have to be.
Yes it has long been my thought that rather than rewriting the Australian constitution along presidential lines we should just tweak the rules for selecting the next monarch. The possibilities are (almost) endless.
...and a finite circumference. An observer falling towards the singularity would feel the local gradient in the gravitational field increase as they fall, probably to the point where staying in one piece becomes a challenge. This would go on for a long time from their POV.
Its the wheel bays which are not heated or pressurised. Makes sense when you think about it. Its easy enough to pressurise a cylinder. Much harder structurally to pressurise half a cylinder.
Its not Conroy doing this. As the minister for communications it is his job to implement Government policy within his portfolio. If he fell under a bus the new minister would just carry on with the job.
Looking up and down the page there are a few fairly valid sounding interpretations of what is actually going on.
Many years ago during the last Labour Government we had the Australia Card. This was an ID card proposal which the Government pushed for a long time. Then one day they decided it wasn't worth the votes they were losing. They held a press conferece. Said that because senator X was opposing the idea they were dropping the idea. The build up took years. The wind down took an hour. The same could happen here.
KRuddy is happy because Conroy is showing loyalty instead of challenging him in the back rooms like Costello did with Howard
Conroy is in the Senate so I don't think this is likely to happen. In any event I think Labour are pretty happy with Kevin07. I am sure he will ride it out for a couple of terms.
"For a new house out in the suburbs plastic flooring of some description may be the most cost effective way to go."
I wonder....is this maybe regional?
Absolutely. I am in Australia. A good timber floor would be polished hardwood. You would be talking thousands of dollars per room. Typical new houses here are either on a concrete slab, or use MDF (fibreboard) flooring. You are going to need to cover that with something. My brother in laws house has carpet in areas where you tend to sit (living room, bedrooms). In areas with a lot of movement (dining room, hallway) and wet areas (kitchen, bathroom, toilets) they have some kind of vinyl flooring.
If you are renovating in an established area you would go for polished floorboards. For a new house out in the suburbs plastic flooring of some description may be the most cost effective way to go.
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modeling composite materials such as reinforced concrete through the plastic limit
I wonder if that software could also improve animation, by making solid objects which look as if they actually have weight. Too many avatars seem to be hovering just above the ground because you don't see the forces being transmitted through their bodies.
Bet they've got some serious CONTROL structures to keep things from getting too KAOTIC.... "Would you believe a GOTO statement and a couple of flags?"
How about a while loop and a continue statement?
Additionally ice has a high albedo so it tends to keep itself and the surrounding areas cool. Dark blue ocean absorbs more heat from the sun and stays warmer.
Not if it was already floating.
Meanwhile Spanish continues to spread northward through North America, without any Government support at all. I wonder how long before English is battling Spanish in Quebec?
IBM still sells AIX, and I would guess they plan to continue selling Solaris after purchasing Sun. HP still sells HPUX, but I think that they're trying not to. I get the impression that they'd rather use something off the shelf like Linux, but can't quite get all of their customers on board.
I bought a server from HP a couple of years ago. I specified the hardware to run RHEL and they quoted it with RHEL installed. I didn't like the price so asked for a quote without RHEL. The price dropped 1500 AU dollars.
Thats bouquet thank you very much.
I doubt that the crap possessions they are protecting are worth stealing.
The Queen of England (United Kingdom actually, there hasn't been a Queen of England since Queen Anne) has no power in Canada. The Queen of Canada does. Yes, they are the same person, but they don't have to be.
Yes it has long been my thought that rather than rewriting the Australian constitution along presidential lines we should just tweak the rules for selecting the next monarch. The possibilities are (almost) endless.
Brown has obviously watched National Treasure.
...and a finite circumference. An observer falling towards the singularity would feel the local gradient in the gravitational field increase as they fall, probably to the point where staying in one piece becomes a challenge. This would go on for a long time from their POV.
But Conroy played the part and he must be punished.
He's a Victorian Senator so I will put him last on the senate ballot next time around.
Hello fellow slashdoters. I was offline yesterday (power outage).
You live in Sydney?
Its the wheel bays which are not heated or pressurised. Makes sense when you think about it. Its easy enough to pressurise a cylinder. Much harder structurally to pressurise half a cylinder.
Its not Conroy doing this. As the minister for communications it is his job to implement Government policy within his portfolio. If he fell under a bus the new minister would just carry on with the job.
Looking up and down the page there are a few fairly valid sounding interpretations of what is actually going on.
Many years ago during the last Labour Government we had the Australia Card. This was an ID card proposal which the Government pushed for a long time. Then one day they decided it wasn't worth the votes they were losing. They held a press conferece. Said that because senator X was opposing the idea they were dropping the idea. The build up took years. The wind down took an hour. The same could happen here.
KRuddy is happy because Conroy is showing loyalty instead of challenging him in the back rooms like Costello did with Howard
Conroy is in the Senate so I don't think this is likely to happen. In any event I think Labour are pretty happy with Kevin07. I am sure he will ride it out for a couple of terms.
A scooter
Thats a good analogy because you know around the world scooters are everywhere.
Well, continuing with my auto analogy, if Microsoft is the GM of the operating systems, that makes FOSS the VW microbus.
And what is Android?
I don't recall observing one.
I am still puzzled about this one. Particularly since we finished with April 1 eleven hours ahead of UTC.
Here at +11 hours this article is dated April 2.
"For a new house out in the suburbs plastic flooring of some description may be the most cost effective way to go."
I wonder....is this maybe regional?
Absolutely. I am in Australia. A good timber floor would be polished hardwood. You would be talking thousands of dollars per room. Typical new houses here are either on a concrete slab, or use MDF (fibreboard) flooring. You are going to need to cover that with something. My brother in laws house has carpet in areas where you tend to sit (living room, bedrooms). In areas with a lot of movement (dining room, hallway) and wet areas (kitchen, bathroom, toilets) they have some kind of vinyl flooring.
If you are renovating in an established area you would go for polished floorboards. For a new house out in the suburbs plastic flooring of some description may be the most cost effective way to go.
I wonder if having a parental-reported autistic spectrum disorder is the same as actually having autism?
Or maybe ambulances could carry this as a "generic" substitute.
Or your car? How about one where you pour in distilled water and get blood out the other end?