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by sopooneo 13y ago
I expect it is obvious, but why is the ratio of 3/2 called a "fifth"? It's not because 3 + 2 = 5 is it?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I think one major issue there is that all of the available video transmitters for FPV transmit in standard definition. You'd have a hard time spreading that over a sphere and being able to coble anything useful together. Most of the FP
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I had thought of this, then I wondered, why not have head movement do both ? That is, have the camera pan/tilt/roll in sync with your head and also shift the plane on the same axis. That way you could know which way was centered
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by sopooneo 13y ago
It's possible these atypical experiences were like candy: a great treat if rare, but you'd prefer never having it to having it for every meal.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I hear you. But I don't think that's a given. Even from somewhere like MIT.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
As others have pointed out, you desperately need a designer. This site comes across as amateurish. Either go much simpler, like nothing but text on a page, or get a pro or use a professionally created template. Right now you are on the down
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I ask in earnest: why do so many people dislike W3Schools so much? It always seemed pretty helpful to me.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
A typical person drives a fixed number of miles per month, rather than using a fixed number of gallons of gas. So one advantage of "Gallons / 100 miles" is that it requires one fewer steps of arithmetic to figure out how much
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I think what you say makes a lot of sense, but the "learning to learn" idea has always bothered me a bit. All else being equal, why not learn something applicable while learning to learn?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
True, but to take the silly video, and mix in a real issue with meetings like this, we've got a problem of terminology. In standard geometry, a line, by definition, is straight. Of course we can't assume the way other people are u
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I agree completely. And here is the crazy part, if you smile, and appear friendly without looking weak, people will be more willing to follow you down your line of questions to the beginning, to their own base problem. So things like the bo
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by sopooneo 13y ago
what about Ctrl-C to break out of stuff? Does that correspond to an ascii control character?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I think that's a very interesting question. However, it is necessary to take into account the loss of credibility an exposed lie will produce, and how that will affect the efficacy of the technique in the future.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I was under that impression they could make loans of 72/8 of their account balances. I may very well have misunderstood, but I had thought banks could loan out a given dollar multiple times at once. No?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Typically your video transmitter streams a low-res version, while an HD version is stored in an onboard SD card to be retrieved after landing.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Exactly. Everything that the global smart-phone market pushed the prices down on.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Thank you! But I'm slipping into things I don't understand, and maybe you could illuminate. I assume that for both your examples, we are using, say Apache, to listen on port 80 and route requests to files. So how do you get apache
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by sopooneo 13y ago
You are correct in your second guess: why managed funds. And I am tempted to agree with you. It just seems like eventually the truth would out and, what essentially amounts to a scam would stop being able to attract customers.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I read these sorts of outcomes periodically and it always makes me wonder how on earth managed funds stay in business? How can an industry that does no better than chance on average continue to exist?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
If an attacker already has access to your user's table (as is implied by most of the situations in this article), then they probably have your whole database. What else is there to lose? Why would an attacker bother to use any method
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Thank you. That answers it. I had no idea geostationary orbit was so high, but I probably should have.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
How would geostationary orbit have only a few hours of shadow per year? My understanding is geostationary orbit requires you be pretty much over the equator, which would mean the satellite spent as much time on the far side of the earth as
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Thank you, and I appreciate learning. But I think I'm reading something else on wikipedia. The article there says you can only set cookies on "the top domain and its subdomains" [1] and that third party cookies are those set
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I feel like responding to user complaints can help bring you closer to the nearest local maxima. But it often won't bring you beyond that unless your users are themselves UX designers or developers. So it's useful to make your MVC
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Of course. I should have thought of that. Thank you.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
What you say makes sense, but what about the new thing that will have to change when we finally have our ideal IP version in place? There will always be a new hardware standard, a new language version, a new this or that, which can be don
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I read that and understood how it would be beneficial, but not how it would be possible . Say I own x.com, and y.com and even have them both being served from the same box. If a user requests a page for x.com, how can I get them to accept
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Why would you fetch the same thing twice? Or is that just for you example and wouldn't be done in reality?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Potentially, people might work on factory lines for extra money, so they could buy more stuff.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Maybe "more perfect"?

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