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berkeman replied to the thread What did you do with your old college textbooks?.Looks like @Dennis kept his... :smile: -
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By the way, this is from the LaTeX book by Lamport.
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As far as the company training went: since damaged batteries actually cannot be 'extinguished' but will 'burn' till energy remains...
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berkeman replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.
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So basically there is no way to read "some kind of emittance from particles" (whatever that could be) past other particles blocking it...
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berkeman replied to the thread A Rookie who just started to explore physics.Welcome to PF! :smile:
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berkeman reacted to Ravenstar's post in the thread A Rookie who just started to explore physics with
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Hello, i goes by the name ravenstar now, i am not really good at english so if my sentences had any meaning error please ignore it, i am... -
berkeman reacted to nsaspook's post in the thread What did you do with your old college textbooks? with Like.
My youngest girl is in her last year of CS and physics, so she's using some of my old books for class background and reorganizing my...
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The good news is that lithium cell fires will burn themselves out reasonably quickly at high temperature. The bad news is that nearby...
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NEW ELEMENT ADDED TO THE PERIODIC TABLE: ADMINISTRATIUM Investigators at a major research institution have recently discovered the...
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berkeman replied to the thread Hii! Myself Myroslav Mokhammad Abdeljawwad, lifestyle blogger.Welcome to PF! :smile:
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berkeman reacted to symbolipoint's post in the thread Programming Jokes: Lame, Science & Math Jokes! with
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One of the difficulties I find in post #443, is I am not sure if dumbass is a unit of speed or meant in some other way. -
White to move. Mate in a week.
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When deer see apples overhead, they can stand on their hind legs to get them. That tree had about 90 lbs of apples this year. I...
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berkeman reacted to Nugatory's post in the thread Physics Career Prospects (outside of academia) with Like.
With tongue somewhat in cheek, I've said that I used my undergraduate physics degree the way that a male peacock uses its tail feathers...
