More than half of a sample can be above or below average. Exactly half will be above and below the median.
If you have [13, 13, 13, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20], the average is 15 and the median is 14. Only 3 numbers are above average, while 5 are below. OTOH, exactly 4 numbers are above median, and 4 numbers are below median.
You might want to rethink that statement in the future.
Yep, you just add it above the footer and float it left.
The only bad part is some slight sizing gymnastics involved: since the box model says that width is the width of the _content_, and padding and borders are added outside that, you've gotta be careful by making all your widths add up to 100% or less (or, a bit easier, to a certain pixel width).
Look for the Holy Gray of Layout for a "perfect", 3-column, percentage-based layout.
There seems to be some kind of pattern; otherwise, there's a problem: you have As there, and no Fs, (and none of some others), so it wouldn't match the key.
That implies that Perl is even older. And that needs some OS. And that needs a machine. And that needs matter. And that needs Universe. And... my head hurts...
Oh for fuck's sake!
I never complain in a forum about spelling, much less on slashdot for poor language is a given, but, PLEASE, use a fucking comma.
Read your own sentences: Normally animals and for that matter people given unlimited diets will only have a few individuals get fat. As a general rule diet and for that matter exercise just have little or no effect. Now, if you read them as you wrote them, you are breathless --and clueless.
Let's try another version:
~~
I have no argument with the studies, but I thought throwing a few more facts in the soup might be interesting.
Normally, animals -and, for that matter, people- given unlimited diets will only have a few individuals get fat. As a general rule, diets -and, for that matter, exercise- just have little or no effect. We do know several things that do cause weight gain. It is known, for example, that deliberate malnutrition will cause weight gain. (anybody heard of a feed lot? That's what it does.) Genetic engineering of late has been producing the same effect as the feed lot diet.
There are a lot of other factors, like loss of sleep. Maybe our society and lifestyle really are a disease. We tend to get an arrogant disregard for sleep in our society, and we also get a disregard of the quality of our food, having food sellers pushing foods that are grown in conditions that don't exactly produce the best balanced nutrition.
~~
Now, barring the fact that you used repeat time and again the same sentences, you can be understood. We may be arrogant about sleep, but you seem to be arrogant about language. I refuse to believe that your keyboard is comma-deprived, and although ${deity} may forbid you from using them in sentences, and I can accept the existance of errors (typos are undeniable), not even "This is not my main language" is an acceptable excuse; english isn't my main language either.
I've been using it (okay, I'm not in any Big Projects as we speak, but i've tried it), and it can be mostly simplified to svn update && svn commit for most of the time...
Last two. The first one they can live without, as long as nobody else builds one, but sadly they did, and guess who made them. Also, I believe (correct me if i'm wrong, please) that for most purposes the police isn't private, but that doesn't matter.
The meaning of may post was that it could have been invented by non-military means. Even if the military DID invent it before, it does not remove the fact that the industryneeded it ALSO, and as long as the industry needs it, there exists the POSSIBILITY (I will not say that it would have done it, but they could have) that they invented it.
>>Private industry needs good turbojet engines (think 747) - guess what, they were developed during wartime.
Uhm.... I didn't say good engines, i said fast and maneuverable planes (beyond normal airbus systems speeds and maneuverability levels). The rest of your points hold no relation to -my- post. Thanks for playing.
Most of the time, if the private industry doesn't need it, we don't either. I can see use in more fuel effective ships, which isn't such a big priority for military, with speed and maneuverability higher on the list. I have yet to see an industry that -really- needs a highly maneuverable extremely fast airship... Or gun, or taser, or tear gas, or, well, so many technologies developed by the military. Just remember, not every advance is a step forward.
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I'll give you "Windoze", but you're really complaining about boxen?
More than half of a sample can be above or below average. Exactly half will be above and below the median.
If you have [13, 13, 13, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20], the average is 15 and the median is 14. Only 3 numbers are above average, while 5 are below. OTOH, exactly 4 numbers are above median, and 4 numbers are below median.
You might want to rethink that statement in the future.
Well, she only made the Q-tips; she didn't handle the evidence.
Sorry, Holy _Grail_.
Yep, you just add it above the footer and float it left.
The only bad part is some slight sizing gymnastics involved: since the box model says that width is the width of the _content_, and padding and borders are added outside that, you've gotta be careful by making all your widths add up to 100% or less (or, a bit easier, to a certain pixel width).
Look for the Holy Gray of Layout for a "perfect", 3-column, percentage-based layout.
Damn, :%s/\t/ /g was the hardest one? Maybe you should switch to a decent editor.
Oh, btw, you can even copy a tab and paste it into the "search" textbox of the "Search and Replace" dialog on friggin Notepad.
Yeah, Malbolge is the best language ever!
There seems to be some kind of pattern; otherwise, there's a problem: you have As there, and no Fs, (and none of some others), so it wouldn't match the key.
That implies that Perl is even older. And that needs some OS. And that needs a machine. And that needs matter. And that needs Universe. And... my head hurts...
Ugh, the evil comments system has butchered my post.
Oh for fuck's sake! I never complain in a forum about spelling, much less on slashdot for poor language is a given, but, PLEASE, use a fucking comma. Read your own sentences: Normally animals and for that matter people given unlimited diets will only have a few individuals get fat. As a general rule diet and for that matter exercise just have little or no effect. Now, if you read them as you wrote them, you are breathless --and clueless. Let's try another version: ~~ I have no argument with the studies, but I thought throwing a few more facts in the soup might be interesting. Normally, animals -and, for that matter, people- given unlimited diets will only have a few individuals get fat. As a general rule, diets -and, for that matter, exercise- just have little or no effect. We do know several things that do cause weight gain. It is known, for example, that deliberate malnutrition will cause weight gain. (anybody heard of a feed lot? That's what it does.) Genetic engineering of late has been producing the same effect as the feed lot diet. There are a lot of other factors, like loss of sleep. Maybe our society and lifestyle really are a disease. We tend to get an arrogant disregard for sleep in our society, and we also get a disregard of the quality of our food, having food sellers pushing foods that are grown in conditions that don't exactly produce the best balanced nutrition. ~~ Now, barring the fact that you used repeat time and again the same sentences, you can be understood. We may be arrogant about sleep, but you seem to be arrogant about language. I refuse to believe that your keyboard is comma-deprived, and although ${deity} may forbid you from using them in sentences, and I can accept the existance of errors (typos are undeniable), not even "This is not my main language" is an acceptable excuse; english isn't my main language either.
Wow, you even scrambled the letters to show an example!
you also seem to have forgotten 8
Provide me with extensive double-blind tests.
No wonder you're not flying anymore
Make them read this http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
Wait, scratch that... FORCE them to read it...
I've been using it (okay, I'm not in any Big Projects as we speak, but i've tried it), and it can be mostly simplified to svn update && svn commit for most of the time...
I couldn't stop wanting to say this about your sig...
You can't imagine anyone who needs more than 1 bytes of ram?
I would if you were able to do proper w3c compliant links :/
Mind you, the new BSODs will be RSODs.
Of course, then they'll be RROD, Red Room of Death.
Last two. The first one they can live without, as long as nobody else builds one, but sadly they did, and guess who made them.
Also, I believe (correct me if i'm wrong, please) that for most purposes the police isn't private, but that doesn't matter.
The meaning of may post was that it could have been invented by non-military means. Even if the military DID invent it before, it does not remove the fact that the industryneeded it ALSO, and as long as the industry needs it, there exists the POSSIBILITY (I will not say that it would have done it, but they could have) that they invented it.
>>Private industry needs good turbojet engines (think 747) - guess what, they were developed during wartime.
Uhm.... I didn't say good engines, i said fast and maneuverable planes (beyond normal airbus systems speeds and maneuverability levels). The rest of your points hold no relation to -my- post. Thanks for playing.
Most of the time, if the private industry doesn't need it, we don't either. I can see use in more fuel effective ships, which isn't such a big priority for military, with speed and maneuverability higher on the list. I have yet to see an industry that -really- needs a highly maneuverable extremely fast airship... Or gun, or taser, or tear gas, or, well, so many technologies developed by the military.
Just remember, not every advance is a step forward.
I'm still trying to figure out what a planItarium is...
A) HDs are not air-tight
B) HDs are not in a Vacuum (Derives from the first)
The magnetic heads are separated from the plates' surface by a thin layer of air, caused by its viscosity and the extremely high speeds.