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berkeman replied to the thread Programs Electrical Engineering PhD or Applied Physics PhD?.Have a look through this thread, where the role of System Test (Quality Testing in software) is discussed at length. There is a lot of...
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berkeman reacted to Mark44's post in the thread Learning Assembly and computer architecture for x86 with
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"resource compiler" -- it has to do with Windows resources, such as cursors, icons, bitmaps, dialog boxes, and fonts. I don't need any... -
berkeman replied to the thread Intro Physics Physics Introduction book.What textbook are you using in the class?
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berkeman replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.
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berkeman reacted to Averagesupernova's post in the thread Electrical Unused light switch in the living room? with
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It's not uncommon for a receptacle to be split. For instance the bottom may be live all the time but the top is controlled by the switch. -
berkeman reacted to Baluncore's post in the thread Physics of Stretch: What pressure does a band apply on a cylinder? with Informative.
Welcome to PF. The key search term you need is "hoop stress". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_stress#Hoop_stress
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This is only correct if you view ##\Delta L## and ##\Delta B## as fixed numbers. In a setting where you have estimated errors, it is...
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berkeman reacted to Greg Bernhardt's post in the thread Some better explanation of Push Notifications with Informative.
Grant permissions and you'll get browser/desktop notifications of threads you're watching
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berkeman replied to the thread Electrical Unused light switch in the living room?.How do you know it is unused? When you pull the plastic faceplate off, do you see any wires going to the switch? (Don't pull the...
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berkeman replied to the thread Some better explanation of Push Notifications.I checked my Profile and I have them enabled (not surprising since I'm a Mentor/Admin and need to get notifications about basically...
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So, given these new observations posted above (and some related to the details of the window polarization), here's my heavily revised...
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:welcome: Agreed with @berkeman on... well... everything. Definitely post in the Academic advising forums: trust me it's helpful.
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Got it, thank you PeroK.
