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"...lack of thought processes." A very prominent human charasteric.

This will take some digesting. <g> I don't see the software?

The universe is created from light and darkness (the darkness gives the light form). Total darkness is indistinguishible from total light. BTW, for some fun: (Why No One Has Measured The Speed Of Light)

Your "real world" reminds me of one of my favorites: pharmacy clerk: Mrs. Johnson says her doctor called in a new prescription, but I can't find it. pharmacist: It's on the computer. clerk (after a long search): I still can't find it. Pharmacist walks over to the computer, pulls a Post-it...

Ok, I just got my alert. Some time ago, I decided that I have just too many accounts to have a unique password for every one. So I started using simple, disposable passwords for all those many accounts that are non-essential, or where it is just not a big deal if it got hacked. Most of these...

Subject: Senior trying to set a password WINDOWS: Please enter your new password. USER: cabbage WINDOWS: Sorry, the password must be more than 8 characters. USER: boiled cabbage WINDOWS: Sorry, the password must contain 1 numerical character...

Wouldn't it make more sense if, instead of everyone having to come up with different passwords for every account, every website uses a different hash? Then, matching hashes would signify nothing and hackers would not be able to infer anything from them. Ah, but that would require them to...

Thanks! Much appreciated.

I have the same problem, I would really like to get rid of the old email. My account shows it has updated, but the digest still goes to the old address.

I remember some years back, reading of someone in California killed by a bullet falling from the sky. Whether lethal or not, I certainly wouldn't want to be hit by one. Just imagine having someone drop one on your head from a 2nd-floor window. Probably wouldn't kill you, but wouldn't be fun.

In your second screenshot, what happens if you double-click on the "External Memory" icon in the right pane? It should open that as a folder, showing all your photos. I'm using Windows 7, so I'm going by memory here. Windows increasingly tries to "simplify" things, but only succeeds in...

Turns out I had saved a copy, lemee see if I can get it here.

I'm not sure where his (0.0001*span^3.2238) came from. He has plotted weight (oz.) vs. span (in.) on a log-log plot. So I think he has calculated the slope to derive that relationship. On his line, 100 oz. crosses at about 64 in. So, (0.0001*64^3.2238)~=66.5. Ok, but I think the coefficient...

I don't understand how you arrived at some of these values. If 'K' is your scaling factor, all lengths scale the same, K^1. If you are scaling x 2, then fuselage length, wingspan, are all x 2. (2^1 = 2) I also don't understand what you are asking by "wing loading". Do you mean you are...