Oh, I don't want to one-up you, just to be informative, but my W500 has a 15.4" 1920x1200 display. That makes it almost 150 dpi. (1920/13.06" wide = 148, as does 1200/8.125" high). I still keep my "DPI" set at 96 though. I tried 120 and got more annoying inconsistencies between applications and Windows. It still looks good. I do wish it were brighter.
2/3 expressed correctly as a decimal is.666666666666.... or.66 with a line over the numbers to indicate they are repeating. Getting to.66 just requires leaving off infinitely many sixes and keeping just two. If that works, why not go a trivial step further and say 2/3 =.6? Then.6*206=123.6, so 124 votes would be enough. I wish it were harder to believe that elected officials could be so dumb.
Here, let me simplify it for them: Extract the audio as mp3 from an mp4 (or whatever packaging/encoding of the video file you happen to have) using ffmpeg or some equally capable video editor, then According to the formula n = 3986 log10(a/b) where n = the number of cents of pitch difference between pitches a and b, using Mathematica, Maxima or some other Computer Algebra System (CAS), set n equal to 100 or 110 (1 or 1.1 semitones in equal temperament) and solve for a/b. Then, using an audio editor like ProTools or Audacity, do a pitch shift (be sure not to change the tempo) by the ratio a/b, and export the resulting audio as an mp3. Finally, paste the edited mp3 file back into your video file (with the original audio removed) again using ffmpeg or a similar tool. Voila!
Unless the point was to exclude a third possibility: that the additional cores would run, but in some compromised way e.g. with math errors or occasional crashes or some other deficiency.
Actually I heard they don't want the fine to be paid, but they do want the books back. I imagine two library books kept past due date by Geo. Washington are worth a lot if they can be found.
...when looking for parenting advice (or parenting-related technical advice, since people want to turn it into a parenting question), don't turn to Slashdot!
I recorded some movies on HBO on my Verizon DVR then later cancelled the HBO and kept the DVR. Then when I went to watch the movies, I could not. I paid for the service but I can't watch the movies I already recorded because I don't *keep* paying?
Well, at least I know it wouldn't do any good to switch to Comcast...
I think I need to do some research...
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Oh, I don't want to one-up you, just to be informative, but my W500 has a 15.4" 1920x1200 display. That makes it almost 150 dpi. (1920/13.06" wide = 148, as does 1200/8.125" high). I still keep my "DPI" set at 96 though. I tried 120 and got more annoying inconsistencies between applications and Windows. It still looks good. I do wish it were brighter.
OK, but I don't think I can set my humor detector that far without it causing a huge false positive rate!
2/3 expressed correctly as a decimal is .666666666666.... or .66 with a line over the numbers to indicate they are repeating. Getting to .66 just requires leaving off infinitely many sixes and keeping just two. If that works, why not go a trivial step further and say 2/3 = .6? Then .6*206=123.6, so 124 votes would be enough. I wish it were harder to believe that elected officials could be so dumb.
When did Slashdot stop requiring people to take a basic logic and math test before assigning them a UID?
Here, let me simplify it for them:
Extract the audio as mp3 from an mp4 (or whatever packaging/encoding of the video file you happen to have) using ffmpeg or some equally capable video editor, then
According to the formula n = 3986 log10(a/b) where n = the number of cents of pitch difference between pitches a and b, using Mathematica, Maxima or some other Computer Algebra System (CAS), set n equal to 100 or 110 (1 or 1.1 semitones in equal temperament) and solve for a/b.
Then, using an audio editor like ProTools or Audacity, do a pitch shift (be sure not to change the tempo) by the ratio a/b, and export the resulting audio as an mp3.
Finally, paste the edited mp3 file back into your video file (with the original audio removed) again using ffmpeg or a similar tool.
Voila!
I can't believe they'd use McAfee. Really? Naaaaah.
Yes, and we can criticize your spelling as well. You misspelled half of the multisyllabic words in your post, plus a monosyllabic word.
Next.
Actually, one for OS and one for OD.
Unless the point was to exclude a third possibility: that the additional cores would run, but in some compromised way e.g. with math errors or occasional crashes or some other deficiency.
Yeah I got it. Overflow error. It just wasn't that funny. Get over it.
It turns out if you wait long enough
It turns out if the POTUS waits long enough
It turns out if the first POTUS waits long enough
FTFY.
Wrong. "right" = "correct".
Actually I heard they don't want the fine to be paid, but they do want the books back. I imagine two library books kept past due date by Geo. Washington are worth a lot if they can be found.
Yes, like that. Funny thing is, I went to Bothell High School, just a few miles away.
So is this name/word a common noun or a proper noun? It's as if Mt. Shasta were called instead forest-lake-mountain, or some such thing.
I want it cooler, she wants it warmer. Of course, I'm talking about *temperature*, not speaking euphemistically.
What if Google "recognizes" the meaning of misspelled words? In that case, you can get by with "corallary" and he can get by with "atermal".
On a related note, it was fun to read the comments after TFA at Technology Review and to see the grammar nazis finding all the errors there, too.
I feel pretty dense right now. Thanks.
Must've not used SQL that time.
Is the whiskey for you, the baby, or both?
..and Horselover Fat lovers.
...when looking for parenting advice (or parenting-related technical advice, since people want to turn it into a parenting question), don't turn to Slashdot!
I recorded some movies on HBO on my Verizon DVR then later cancelled the HBO and kept the DVR. Then when I went to watch the movies, I could not. I paid for the service but I can't watch the movies I already recorded because I don't *keep* paying? Well, at least I know it wouldn't do any good to switch to Comcast... I think I need to do some research...
What happens if I'm wearing one of these tee-shirts when my nipples explode with delight?
Stick it in your latus rectum.