I favor exFAT, MS's new format for removable storage. If there were Linux/BSD support, I would jump for joy. Alas, patent-encumbered, by a known patent troll, MS. I will settle for an open source equivalent to exFAT, or at least real Windows drivers for ext2/3/4/etc. One of you smart people want to step up?
Yeah, Amazon are evil, but if you like, you can abuse the system. Find the book you need, and then go somewhere else and buy it. Of course, you are exposed to the ads, but it's a small price to pay. (I know, they make money off of ad views. It's hard to be subversive, these days.)
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No, because when counting significant digits, you do not count a leading '1'.
With 135, sig. digs. are 3 and 5.
What about a quorum? What's constitute's a quorum, in this case?
I favor exFAT, MS's new format for removable storage. If there were Linux/BSD support, I would jump for joy. Alas, patent-encumbered, by a known patent troll, MS. I will settle for an open source equivalent to exFAT, or at least real Windows drivers for ext2/3/4/etc. One of you smart people want to step up?
Yeah, Amazon are evil, but if you like, you can abuse the system. Find the book you need, and then go somewhere else and buy it. Of course, you are exposed to the ads, but it's a small price to pay. (I know, they make money off of ad views. It's hard to be subversive, these days.)