I'm not being tricky and counting accidental deaths either. That is for homicide. For some reason you never hear about people in the food services industry beating the shit out of innocent civilians.
No, the correct term for that is "the far side of the moon".
"Dark side of the moon" is commonly, but incorrectly, used to refer to the dark side of the moon. A scientist using this phrase instead of the correct phrase certainly sets off alarms.
umm, if the video plays at 2x, but the sound does not then it will become out of sync. Action will happen in video before you can hear it.
Mplayer can do this (see -af='scaletempo'), and I believe VLC can do it too. It basically vocoder's the hell out of the audio but it works pretty decent (starts to break down after a point, but it works really great for a narrow range).
You're still not getting it. With the scales we are talking about, you'd be better off zipping out into the middle of the gulf yourself on a zodiac and blowing bubbles in the water with a drinking straw. It'd be a hell of a lot cheaper, and it'd accomplish about as much.
What the fuck are you talking about? Pounds is debatable but kilograms always means mass. Things have mass in space.
If you are smart enough to think that you know the difference between mass and weight, then you sure as shit should be smart enough to know that kilograms is a measure of mass.
That's not exactly true. The kilogram hasn't been defined in terms of water since 1889, when officially became defined by the IPK. From 1901 to 1964 the liter was defined in terms of kilograms (the other way around), but even that is no longer true. 1 liter of water may still be close to a kilogram, but that isn't how either of them are currently defined.
Well to be fair, unlike other measures in the SI system, kilograms isn't all that much better than pounds. It still isn't defined in terms of any universal constant (speed of light, properties of atoms, etc), but rather defined by the International Prototype Kilogram in France.
The most common definition of the pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms. The pound is abitrary but so is the kilogram.
Suprized it took you so long to find this discussion Michael Kristopeit, I was starting to feel lonely!
I do find it amusing how you and your sockpuppet madddddddddd (1710534) are actually trying to convince people that I'm the troll though. Your karma is so low I had to go out of my way to read your recent posts in a thread the moderators forgot about days ago. Oh, you might want to check out how the comment system and karma works yourself, I haven't responded to myself yet in this thread, I've just responded to people who were sence modded into oblivioun by others. You'd think that you of all people would have figured out that who "browsing at low karma levels" thing by now.
And your claim that your shit karma is entirely mine and clone53421's fault is laughable, considering your other account has such shit karma as well and wasn't involved in that dicussion until near the end. That you go on to complain about us using multiple accounts (untrue) is even more hilarious in light of madddddddddd (1710534)'s existence. Your opposition to hypocrisy lacks any sort of self-reflection. You are the embodiment of irony.
No wait, I take that back, you are NOTHING, and the moderators agree.
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Oh no need. I think I've just witnessed a pretty standard example of the fine people skills people who work at the TSA often have.
That bullshit has never been, and never will be, a good excuse.
You know what is a far more dangerous job than being a police officer? Being a pizza delivery guy.
I'm not being tricky and counting accidental deaths either. That is for homicide. For some reason you never hear about people in the food services industry beating the shit out of innocent civilians.
What's next, "sidewalks are a privilege and therefore can be revoked at any time for any reason"?
Let me guess, you are one of those people who also thinks that dogfighting should be legal.
No, the correct term for that is "the far side of the moon".
"Dark side of the moon" is commonly, but incorrectly, used to refer to the dark side of the moon. A scientist using this phrase instead of the correct phrase certainly sets off alarms.
Mplayer can do this (see -af='scaletempo'), and I believe VLC can do it too. It basically vocoder's the hell out of the audio but it works pretty decent (starts to break down after a point, but it works really great for a narrow range).
You're still not getting it. With the scales we are talking about, you'd be better off zipping out into the middle of the gulf yourself on a zodiac and blowing bubbles in the water with a drinking straw. It'd be a hell of a lot cheaper, and it'd accomplish about as much.
It really doesn't take a genius to accurately predict how much it is actually going to cost.
What the fuck are you talking about? Pounds is debatable but kilograms always means mass. Things have mass in space.
If you are smart enough to think that you know the difference between mass and weight, then you sure as shit should be smart enough to know that kilograms is a measure of mass.
Well I'd give it a go, but I was only taught SI in my (American) public school. :)
That's not exactly true. The kilogram hasn't been defined in terms of water since 1889, when officially became defined by the IPK. From 1901 to 1964 the liter was defined in terms of kilograms (the other way around), but even that is no longer true. 1 liter of water may still be close to a kilogram, but that isn't how either of them are currently defined.
Pounds are a measure of mass, not weight
This is because the most common definition of a pound is in terms of kilograms.
Well to be fair, unlike other measures in the SI system, kilograms isn't all that much better than pounds. It still isn't defined in terms of any universal constant (speed of light, properties of atoms, etc), but rather defined by the International Prototype Kilogram in France.
The most common definition of the pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms. The pound is abitrary but so is the kilogram.
Ah, but then you'd need a space-tug-tug to pull your space-tug back when it fails...
Where exactly do you get the idea that they are doing this in a half-assed manner? Contrary to what you might think, this is rocket science.
How exactly could you know the answer to your query? Well by RTFA of course!
These are hardly consequences of common carrier laws.
Remember to save some of that money for syrup though.
Yeah, because phone neutrality (read: Common Carrier), is clearly being abused in similar manners right now.
Hmm, economy gets significantly worse, but prospects for CS guys goes up?
Cyberpunk dystopia here we come!
Software Defined Radio.
It is the future.
Cool story bro. You remember to tell them that you've been sending me death threats?
Actually I was reading that comment as sarcastic. Maybe that is what the moderators were doing as well.
Suprized it took you so long to find this discussion Michael Kristopeit, I was starting to feel lonely!
I do find it amusing how you and your sockpuppet madddddddddd (1710534) are actually trying to convince people that I'm the troll though. Your karma is so low I had to go out of my way to read your recent posts in a thread the moderators forgot about days ago. Oh, you might want to check out how the comment system and karma works yourself, I haven't responded to myself yet in this thread, I've just responded to people who were sence modded into oblivioun by others. You'd think that you of all people would have figured out that who "browsing at low karma levels" thing by now.
And your claim that your shit karma is entirely mine and clone53421's fault is laughable, considering your other account has such shit karma as well and wasn't involved in that dicussion until near the end. That you go on to complain about us using multiple accounts (untrue) is even more hilarious in light of madddddddddd (1710534)'s existence. Your opposition to hypocrisy lacks any sort of self-reflection. You are the embodiment of irony.
No wait, I take that back, you are NOTHING, and the moderators agree.
Shhhhhh! You might shatter their pre-concieved notions of C and make them feel bad for never learning it!
So more than half a fucking decade ago. Got it.