I don't think tht this will be used for more than warning the security officers at mall when someone who was caught earlier for stealing comes again into mall.
50kg of any good explosive (heck, even anfo) could do much damage. I could take this much into airport easily all by myself. Now take just four people standing with big luggages in four points of line, blast all bags at once and you have nice explosion.
My boss has my number, but instead he doesn't call my if there is no emergency (it happened off-hours only two times this year, I got a little bigger bonus then). It all depends on the work culture in your workplace.
This fetching from db is not really a problem. I've made dozens (over 20 different) shops and it wasn't a problem. Only when queries are unoptimized and there is big bloat in system, pages load slow. For normal custom shops, it's all fast.
Magento is a nice system, but it's BIG. It's not bloated. Just it's architecture makes it really slow. With one item in db, default configuration and served locally it shouldn't really take almost two seconds to refresh a page.
I would have an use for a free iPhone, but TOS specifically prohibits using it as a telemetry device, so plans of my rocket model with gps/accelerometer position logging are not going anywhere;)
You didn't see anything until you've seen simulations of vibrations in fast rotating shafts done in Access. I think programming those in any compiled language could bring calculation time from 2 days to 5 minutes...
A fixed point integer (32 bits) can mark tenths of seconds with complete accuracy for over 13 years.
0.1s (error 0.0000001) + 0.1s (error 0.0000001) = 0.2s (error 0.0000002). representing time with complete accuracy for 13years doesn't mean anything when errors accumulate. And 24bit floating point has less accuracy than 32bit fixed point, especially as 0.1 is NOT easily represented in binary.
So it's her fault? I'm always looking around when I'm backing out, if I don't see everything clearly (like when someone has darkened windows) I'm just backing up very slowly so everyone can see what I'm doing.
I've seen an article, where authors said that it is possible to encode quantum information in "holes" in photon flow. For example when you have steady stream of photons, each emitted exactly after the same period, you can actually encode information in photons which should be sent in some cycles, but they need not be really sent. They stated at the end that quantum physics is so strange that a quantum computer which doesn't really work is the best one: it completes calculations and returns real results but because it doesn't work - it doesn't make errors.
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Hackers break into website, but it happens to be hosted on EC2. Hosting in cloud doesn't automagically make your sites more secure.
I don't think tht this will be used for more than warning the security officers at mall when someone who was caught earlier for stealing comes again into mall.
The problem is that on mars all methane should vanish in months due to oxidizing soil. Therefore something must be replenishing it.
50kg of any good explosive (heck, even anfo) could do much damage. I could take this much into airport easily all by myself. Now take just four people standing with big luggages in four points of line, blast all bags at once and you have nice explosion.
I think you the whole idea.
My boss has my number, but instead he doesn't call my if there is no emergency (it happened off-hours only two times this year, I got a little bigger bonus then). It all depends on the work culture in your workplace.
This fetching from db is not really a problem. I've made dozens (over 20 different) shops and it wasn't a problem. Only when queries are unoptimized and there is big bloat in system, pages load slow. For normal custom shops, it's all fast.
Magento is a nice system, but it's BIG. It's not bloated. Just it's architecture makes it really slow. With one item in db, default configuration and served locally it shouldn't really take almost two seconds to refresh a page.
For a programmer unbalanced sentence termination characters are just bad.
long long long time_t: too long for gcc.
I would have an use for a free iPhone, but TOS specifically prohibits using it as a telemetry device, so plans of my rocket model with gps/accelerometer position logging are not going anywhere ;)
You didn't see anything until you've seen simulations of vibrations in fast rotating shafts done in Access. I think programming those in any compiled language could bring calculation time from 2 days to 5 minutes...
They could use popular "cure" for rfid tags which works for passports with rfid - put their head inside microwave.
0.1s (error 0.0000001) + 0.1s (error 0.0000001) = 0.2s (error 0.0000002).
representing time with complete accuracy for 13years doesn't mean anything when errors accumulate. And 24bit floating point has less accuracy than 32bit fixed point, especially as 0.1 is NOT easily represented in binary.
There is now, just turn off javascript.
Condensation happens on surfaces colder than surrounding air. If you have computers which are warmer than your cooling air, it would not be a problem.
Ebooks would be the only choice on such trip. During 520 days I could read more paper books than I weigh.
And could they do wifi chips and antennas this small?
So it's her fault? I'm always looking around when I'm backing out, if I don't see everything clearly (like when someone has darkened windows) I'm just backing up very slowly so everyone can see what I'm doing.
http://www.jamendo.com/ to the rescue ;)
I've seen an article, where authors said that it is possible to encode quantum information in "holes" in photon flow. For example when you have steady stream of photons, each emitted exactly after the same period, you can actually encode information in photons which should be sent in some cycles, but they need not be really sent. They stated at the end that quantum physics is so strange that a quantum computer which doesn't really work is the best one: it completes calculations and returns real results but because it doesn't work - it doesn't make errors.
Whoops, you're right, 3*sqrt(220)=44.5...
Biological viruses REALLY are like computer viruses. Computer ones also cannot execute on their own. They need computers and operating systems.
3 x sqrt(220) = 380, 3 x sqrt(230) = 400 (those three phases are rotated by 120 degrees, so 400v is voltage between phases )
Try to start a mexican wave.