...he might have fitted it with a split system, so the box itself is actually cool - it's only the other half of the split, sitting outside his (glass) window, that's radiating like fury.
on the Cosmic scale, the universe is always throwing sparks at things
Like this one. Flat bottom, paired damage, steep sides, right-angled crossings, almost ignores surrounding terrain... doesn't fit anything except arc machining. A good one to watch from a long way off. Notice also the paired craters scattered all about.
Surface 6-10,000K, Coronoa 1-2,000,000K == hotter
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Unless, of course, your maths works differently to mine.
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I fetched my ISOs from a WAIX-enabled mirror (thanks, Ben!). WAIX traffic is free to most WAIX-connected ISP users (exceptions being greedy so-and-sos like Eftel). ArachNet, my ISP, is one of the ungreedy, responsive, helpful ones (they do have a jab at iiNet and the other megaISPs in their on-hold tape: "You'll notice that your call was not answered by a machine...").
I won't pay to download the ISOs of Mandrake 9.2 either, when it arrives. I will send money to Mandrake (and some of the FOSS projects that they wrap) because I think they deserve it, not because they threw me over a barrel and demanded it. Yes, even if some of their advertising references someone other than MandrakeSoft now.
It's gotten to the point where Darwinian selection needs all the help it can get.
Well, there's always Neo-Darwinism or the New Synthesis, and when that starts looking too silly there'll be some variant of Punctuated Equilibrium raised, you can be sure. Darwinism is important to a lot of people - their religion is based upon it, <irony weight=crushing>so they won't let it die off naturally, as it should</irony>. (-:
...because it's/. I naturally feel compelled to say it anyway. If the accretion theory is true (and there's lots to say that, like so many other astronomical theories, it's largely imaginitis), Jupiter has been hit by many objects larger than the Moon. Jupiter is many objects larger than the Moon.
go for Mandrake. Too easy. Too many instant experts, just add mouse. (-:
Not exactly... well, to be honest: the opposite
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Sunspots are not "holes into the Sun". Sunspots are cooler than their surrounds because magnetic fields in the region slow the convection which brings hotter matter up from the interior.
They are indeed holes into the Sun, but "only" a few thousand km deep. The patch of Sun underneath the sunspot and the layer of turbulence below it is hotter than the surrounds... but it still begs the question about the Sun in general being cooler under the surface than on top.
...stars are quite different to how even current theory predicts them to be.
There is a very thin, very hot wrapper of plasma around a relatively cool main body, but if you read any science textbook they'll tell you that the inside of the Sun is hotter - and then blithely skip over the obvious conundrum that sunspots, holes into the Sun, are cooler than their surrounds. There are stacks more electromagnetic effects than there are supposed to be, and in fact our own Sun acts like a bloody great anode.
The Dark Matter/Dark Energy hunters might want to speculate about whether in fact they're looking for Dark Cathodes, and some elliptical galaxies are just very positive. (-:
...for their day. If their remappable memory-based register set had been cacheable, they would have been a winner. Or a reasonable DecSystem-10 emulator, anyway... (-:
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Ah... so Windows 2003 is running the same kernel as NT 4.0?
...then you'll have "steaming hot buttered pluggable CPU support, with real strawberries!"
...he might have fitted it with a split system, so the box itself is actually cool - it's only the other half of the split, sitting outside his (glass) window, that's radiating like fury.
enjoy. (-:
Like this one. Flat bottom, paired damage, steep sides, right-angled crossings, almost ignores surrounding terrain... doesn't fit anything except arc machining. A good one to watch from a long way off. Notice also the paired craters scattered all about.
Unless, of course, your maths works differently to mine.
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I won't pay to download the ISOs of Mandrake 9.2 either, when it arrives. I will send money to Mandrake (and some of the FOSS projects that they wrap) because I think they deserve it, not because they threw me over a barrel and demanded it. Yes, even if some of their advertising references someone other than MandrakeSoft now.
...seems more appropriate.
Well, there's always Neo-Darwinism or the New Synthesis, and when that starts looking too silly there'll be some variant of Punctuated Equilibrium raised, you can be sure. Darwinism is important to a lot of people - their religion is based upon it, <irony weight=crushing>so they won't let it die off naturally, as it should</irony>. (-:
...because it's /. I naturally feel compelled to say it anyway. If the accretion theory is true (and there's lots to say that, like so many other astronomical theories, it's largely imaginitis), Jupiter has been hit by many objects larger than the Moon. Jupiter is many objects larger than the Moon.
...also built the defunct high-gain antenna. (-:
Bet? (-:
Or if you prefer something less radical, consider that there are a number of other constants tied to c; in other words, they are as constant as c is.
Subject says it all.
go for Mandrake. Too easy. Too many instant experts, just add mouse. (-:
They are indeed holes into the Sun, but "only" a few thousand km deep. The patch of Sun underneath the sunspot and the layer of turbulence below it is hotter than the surrounds... but it still begs the question about the Sun in general being cooler under the surface than on top.
missed the link by one line.
There is a very thin, very hot wrapper of plasma around a relatively cool main body, but if you read any science textbook they'll tell you that the inside of the Sun is hotter - and then blithely skip over the obvious conundrum that sunspots, holes into the Sun, are cooler than their surrounds. There are stacks more electromagnetic effects than there are supposed to be, and in fact our own Sun acts like a bloody great anode.
The Dark Matter/Dark Energy hunters might want to speculate about whether in fact they're looking for Dark Cathodes, and some elliptical galaxies are just very positive. (-:
Try it sometime. (-:
...for their day. If their remappable memory-based register set had been cacheable, they would have been a winner. Or a reasonable DecSystem-10 emulator, anyway... (-:
...slightly incompatible versions of it and the GX and the Trio[64[+]]. Which is one reason that the XFree86 drivers for most S3 cards suck.
...so I hope it's better than that by now.
...when you use it as a shovel. But they do make neato roof tiles if you have enough of them.
"My God, it's full of money!", he said, shortly before going insane with greed.
Er... was this supposed to be funny?