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I've seen this thing with the squarerot in real while giving private lessons... it's hard not to laugh... regards Soeren

any suggestions how he found these squares for 41, 42, ... ? Or does someone of you know the other squares? greets soeren

Yes that's an interesting idea... 45 = 41 + 4*1 46 = 42 + 4*1 47 = 43 + 4*1 48 = 44 + 4*1 49 = 41 + 4*2 ... 100 = 44 + 4*14 He said that it would be much easier to do with 48. Does that fit? thanks for your answer! greets soeren

I think the data of the viruses are saved in CMOS-Memory. And gnome acknowledged it... When you reset that by using the CMOS-Jumper or by taking away the battery, the virus must be away, or not? I think that'll be not that big problem, if i undertands you right... Greets Soeren

I see you have solved the problem.. but i can't resist to post something to this topic ;-) Yes.. Does RH has header-packages? If yes, you should try them ;-) Can't you install it via yum or apt4rpm? I know that apt4rpm works great... Maybe pdf2html or something like that with an...

Magic Square Hello, Don't know, which forum, so i put it to general... Yesterday i saw something like an magician on an exposition, showing some math to angle for attention. He asked the audience to give him a number between 41 and 100. So he got the 47. He worked out a magic...

i got my results always the day later.. but the work for the test wouldn't cost so much time for the lab... some minutes until some hours, i think... Greets Soeren

Hard to say in english ;-) But i'll try it. When you press an key on a piano, you will hear all tunes, which length of the waves is a multiple of the tune you hit sharp. Octave - > double frequence Quint -> 3/2 frequence Quart -> 4/3 frequence so when you hit g', you...

@robphy do you mean me and my curious posting or do you mean it to the thread-owner (does this word exist?). greets soeren

ah.. one question more: how big was the file? and do you have an knoppix-cd? http://knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html soeren edit: i think, you have got NTFS (new technology file system :rolleyes: ) which is the standard at windows xp and 2000. You should try this (i don't...

But when you come back, both of you are of the same age. ;-) I think that's amazing.. What's that for a formula? \gamma = \frac{1}{\sqrt{1-.03^2}} Is it the special dilation-formel? I would be happy, if you explain it short for me :-) And why do you get 1,015? I get this...

i mean if you use ntfs or fat32 or something like that.. click right on "C:" and go to the last point (properties or something like that) there must be something be like: filesystem is: and that's interesting. greets soeren

hm... i think, i read something about something like that some time ago, but i don't know where that was. maybe i find it in the next time. Not really, but more zoology, than genetics and biochemistry and so on.. greets soeren

Now.. which filesystem are you using? maybe you should try to recover it by using a data-recovery programm... greets soeren

hm.. maybe i understand you wrong, but when you ask for the inspiration behind giving the name, it would be good to know the name. Or are you asking for both of them? I'm personally interested in paleontology, so i would be interested in knowing the name. greets Soeren