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Yeah. And roll it down the aisle during take-off.
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berkeman replied to the thread Wire Black Coral helix asymmetry.I dated a woman in undergrad who had this syndrome. It affects about 1/10,000 folks, and can lead to misdiagnoses in EMS (she had an...
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berkeman replied to the thread Wire Black Coral helix asymmetry.@BillTre
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berkeman replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.Note to self: Always bring a tennis ball in my carry-on luggage from now on... :wink:
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on the same theme as my last post I think most of us who have ever flown have probably suffered this problem .....
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berkeman reacted to pines-demon's post in the thread Praise 2025 PF Member Awards Ceremony with
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Sorry, @berkeman. My post above, #4, meant to add to the answer to your question, but I've accidentally quoted myself instead.
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It's a massive security risk and a conscious choice to avoid it. The Target hack 10 years ago happened because an HVAC controller was...
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berkeman replied to the thread Stay-at-home mom that has learned to love Q physics during downtime.For general technical questions, post them in the appropriate technical forum (start the thread by filling out the form at the top of...
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berkeman replied to the thread Stay-at-home mom that has learned to love Q physics during downtime.Welcome to PF! :smile:
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Whatever!
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Hi, may I remind you of the Homework Help Guidelines for Students and Helpers and ask for a few clarifications ? I spent some time...
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berkeman replied to the thread Educated layman, smart, irreverent.Welcome to PF. :smile: Please remember that the PF rules (see INFO at the top of the page) do not permit personal speculation. When...
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berkeman reacted to jrmichler's post in the thread Thermal mass flow sensor vs. thermal flux sensor with
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Thermal mass flow sensors measure mass flow, normally of a gas such as air. The output has units of mass per time, such as kg/sec...
