You joke... but Kellogg sued Image-Line over their use of "Fruity Loops" because "it confused customers."... Image-Line makes audio production software.
We have feedback loops on our sensory inputs that allow them to adjust the "gain" of signals. Just like auto-level on an audio recorder, silence causes the gain adjustment to firewall, to the point where noise is the signal.
You'd have to rely on large (read: heavy) radiators and black-body radiation, OR as you state, pass some kind of medium over the radiators to collect the heat, and expel that.
Helium happens to be very light and excellent for the purpose.
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You joke... but Kellogg sued Image-Line over their use of "Fruity Loops" because "it confused customers." ... Image-Line makes audio production software.
I have lived there for some time, and been in Georgia for the last few years.
I'm moving back to FL this summer. Of all the places I've lived, FL is my favorite. (Maine, California, Georgia, Florida)
So, not a fan of Noir either?
We have feedback loops on our sensory inputs that allow them to adjust the "gain" of signals. Just like auto-level on an audio recorder, silence causes the gain adjustment to firewall, to the point where noise is the signal.
Easy - you write the algorithm with unencrypted data. That's the fun part about your computer being deterministic and all...
... and yet they whine and moan about people using adblockers and such.
Shut up, bitches. You made your bed, now you get to sleep in it.
If there was any debris from the Cosmos (either directly from it, or from interactions with other junk or such) could be within that area.
Our radar is not good enough to make it safe enough to pass by that closely.
OpenBSD is not Ubuntu. Changes are not made because they feel like it.
Until I ask you to stop, at which point your continued persistence could be construed as harassment.
Oil will never go away. We won't ever be able to get all of it, and when it becomes cheaper to synthesize it instead, we will do that.
More Expensive might as well mean Not Available.
Not to mention repeated experiments with differing equipment can rule out consistently "misbehaving" equipment.
This seems to be just another "Yup, relativity still works" type of experiment.
The way you say that suggests you don't see much value in that. Confirming that what you believe to be true, is true, is very important.
If we could make enough of and contain them; a simple balance scale would do.
I'd like to see how this is supposed to work, when you are trying to measure antimatter.
You'd have to rely on large (read: heavy) radiators and black-body radiation, OR as you state, pass some kind of medium over the radiators to collect the heat, and expel that.
Helium happens to be very light and excellent for the purpose.
OK, so you fit reaction drives as well for the stop/start.
You know, you can even use RCS thrusters for that, in a pinch.
Even today that would be incredibly difficult. It would have to be nearly (if not totally) autonomous because of the communications delay.
Lamar Smith is stupid fucking douchebag. I think that's all that needs be said, no need to get into specifics.
They do? I think you're holding them up to an unreasonable standard.
the problem comes from trying to use a low polygon editor to try and make a high polygon model
Catmull-Clark does a wonderful job doing just that.
Last I checked, most 3D modeling software lets you create manifold shapes very easily. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by '2D shapes in 3D space.'
Sure, I don't HAVE to make the figure manifold, but I'd be a moron to do so.
I could never wrap my head around proper CAD programs, but I have no problem using something like Blender.
Just another anecdote to file away...
I speak from a position of being (passably) familiar with the Serious Sam engine.
I'd argue that's not changing the level of intelligence at all, it merely allows you to use what you have more efficiently.
Totally misworded that. I think you get what I meant.
We don't often agree but we do, here.
It's not easy to put a check for "Should I still be here?" in the Scorpion's game logic.
So it would appear - for as long as it took the loaded game to trigger that check and 'disable' the instance.