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[WWGD]

I keep forgetting. I wear my jeans and red cap, thinking I look hip. Yet, what I get is one of :
" Dude, mine's the one with pepperoni " ,

Or, while they hand me their car keys:

" Park it carefully this time!".

 

[Oldman too]

Is the issue of dark matter detection constrained by the limit of grey matter involved?

 

[berkeman]

Or, while they hand me their car keys:

" Park it carefully this time!".

http://www.thebigmoviehouse.com/2017/07/beverly-hills-cop-3-movie-collection-uk.html

 

[Maarten Havinga]

The moon rocks are unnaturally aged.

Since they're subject to a proton bombardment from the sun (and other cosmic radiation), which can easily start nuclear events such as radioactive decay the radiocarbon dating gives wrong results.

 

[WWGD]

Why do so many carry construction and otherwise material horizontally, instead of vertically and close-enough to their body? I need to keep a radius of 10+ feet to avoid being hit.

 

[Oldman too]

Why do so many carry construction and otherwise material horizontally, instead of vertically and close-enough to their body? I need to keep a radius of 10+ feet to avoid being hit.

It's all about center of gravity.

 

[WWGD]

Ok, so Camper Van Sales is not another Dutch guy.

 

[Maarten Havinga]

The moon rocks are unnaturally aged.

Actually my remark was an idea, it's not like I know it is true or something.

 

[Oldman too]

Actually my remark was an idea, it's not like I know it is true or something.

I would think that moon rocks, while on the moon, age very naturally in the Lunar context. That wouldn't necessarily be the case if they were allowed to age on Earth.
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20140002774/downloads/20140002774.pdf?attachment=true

 

[Rive]

Sigh...

...When a careless necropost of a necropost becomes a remembrance...

 

[Borg]

Sigh...

...When a careless necropost of a necropost becomes a remembrance...

That's probably a spammer. Brand new account that *helpfully* links to a website is the main clue. I've reported it.

 

[berkeman]

That's probably a spammer. Brand new account that *helpfully* links to a website is the main clue. I've reported it.

That one has been dealt with (newbie spammer banned). I thought @Rive was referring to this one (not necessarily spam yet):

Why did he take the value of turns per volts=4.

 

[WWGD]

Now with fist bumps, I feel like I'm playing rock-paper-scissors everyday I run into someone I know.

 

[dlgoff]

Now with fist bumps, I feel like I'm playing rock-paper-scissors everyday I run into someone I know.

I'll bump to that.

From:https://www.istockphoto.com/photos/fist-bump-emoji

 

[WWGD]

I'll bump to that.
View attachment 300684

From:https://www.istockphoto.com/photos/fist-bump-emoji

better than in the face. Let's skip the high 5's until we master this one. And all th tackles you get when exiting a public restroom.

 

[WWGD]

Still trying to figure out why Sql Server uses TCP (instead of UDP , or other) between front and back ends.

 

[Oldman too]

Still trying to figure out why Sql Server uses TCP (instead of UDP , or other) between front and back ends.

Beats me, is it a TDS protocol thing? I'm wondering about name collisions and buffer overflow.

 

[Oldman too]

I'm also wondering, at what point in AE's career did he realize what his "relevance" theory meant in the terms of nuclear weapons? (seriously, don't try and figure out a punchline.)

 

[WWGD]

Beats me, is it a TDS protocol thing? I'm wondering about name collisions and buffer overflow.

Ah, I think TCP is ussed to make the connection and then TDS is used to communicate. I guess first set up connection in Transportation layer and TDS works in the Application Layer? Or did I forget some of my basics?

 

[Oldman too]

Or did I forget some of my basics?

Jeez... you already forgot more than I'll ever know. I think it it's something like TDS over tcp, let me see if I remember that right.

 

[WWGD]

Jeez... you already forgot more than I'll ever know. I think it it's something like TDS over tcp, let me see if I remember that right.View attachment 300733

Nice. There's also Shared Memory, but not sure where, how it plays a role. (Somehow your attachment didn't render in my PC , though not in your post #9320, but it did when I hit reply) . Will try to see about the APIs as well: ODBC, Native Client, etc.

 

[Oldman too]

Nice. There's also Shared Memory, but not sure where, how it plays a role. (Somehow your attachment didn't render in my PC , though not in your post #9320, but it did when I hit reply) . Will try to see about the APIs as well: ODBC, Native Client, etc.

It's a wwweird world on the web, Your edit didn't appear until I hit reply also... the screenshot was an edit also, connection or coincidence? Your mention of shared memory got me side tracked with the overflow thing again.

 

[dlgoff]

More nasty weather near where I live in Kansas.

There are several tornadoes in those storms.

edit: some of these storms had wind speeds of 60 to 70 mph

 

[Oldman too]

@WWGD , any ideas on this question?
"I'm also wondering, at what point in AE's career did he realize what his "relevance" theory meant in the terms of nuclear weapons? (seriously, don't try and figure out a punchline.)"

 

[WWGD]

More nasty weather near where I live in Kansas.

View attachment 300790

There are several tornadoes in those storms.

edit: some of these storms had wind speeds of 60 to 70 mph

Carry on, wayward son. Toto likely not happy.

 

[WWGD]

Jeez... you already forgot more than I'll ever know. I think it it's something like TDS over tcp, let me see if I remember that right.View attachment 300733

Not sure, I was just reviewing recently.

 

[Oldman too]

Not sure, I was just reviewing recently.

I'm just curious about AE, although the protocol stuff is interesting.

 

[dlgoff]

There are several tornadoes in those storms.

One tornado just went north of me. I almost went to my storm shelter but the siren in my area stopped sounding so I decided everything was probably okay.

 

[Oldman too]

One tornado just went north of me.

Sounds like you're in for a long night, take care!

 

[dlgoff]

Sounds like you're in for a long night, take care!

Thank you Sir. I will.

 

[dlgoff]

Here's a photo I just took:

 

[WWGD]

Thank you Sir. I will.

Sorry if I was too cavalier. Stay safe.

 

[WWGD]

We have ' We Are' contracted to ' We're, and ' They Are' contracted to ' They're ' . But ' Who Are' , as in " Those who are here today " is not contracted to ' Who're' .

 

[Ibix]

We have ' We Are' contracted to ' We're, and ' They Are' contracted to ' They're ' . But ' Who Are' , as in " Those who are here today " is not contracted to ' Who're' .

Yes it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/who-re.

 

[WWGD]

Yes it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/who-re.

Thanks. @%$ Internet took away excuses for not knowing such things and just being lazy.

 

[Ibix]

I must say I went and checked because I thought "well, I use it, but I wonder if anyone else does...". Apparently they do.

 

[WWGD]

I must say I went and checked because I thought "well, I use it, but I wonder if anyone else does...". Apparently they do.

Maybe all those in favor of ' Whores'? Or maybe we need to "escape it" into ' Who\'res' ? ;).

 

[WWGD]

I bet there are issues with this company's decision to test the effectiveness of ' Cost-brnefit '( CB) analysis. How to test it other than conducting a CB analysis on it? Calling Godel and B Russell.

 

[dlgoff]

One tornado just went north of me. I almost went to my storm shelter but the siren in my area stopped sounding so I decided everything was probably okay.

I didn't even know about this tornado in Andover Kansas last night:

 

[WWGD]

Hearing a claim that a person's name has an effect on their personality and life choices, though not clear if true and/or significant enough to be worth examining. As an example, in the US, people called Dennis are more likely ( than those with a different name) to be dentists.

 

[WWGD]

I doubt the claim that small scale problems grow linearly and not exponentially when scaled up. Burying all the cable in an island of 100,000 people with x resources does not scale to doing it in a US State with 21 million people( Florida).

 

[dlgoff]

I got my second COVID-19 booster shot today. No reactions; just a little soreness of the arm.

 

[dlgoff]

Sorry if I was too cavalier.

Not at all.

 

[ergospherical]

Lil Theroux got bars

 

[fresh_42]

 

[BillTre]

Propaganda has often been compared with marketing.

 

[WWGD]

My competition to "Python from Scratch"?

"Python from Itch"

 

[Klystron]

Was out for a jog today, and saw a man literally walking backwards! he either has severe OCD or was dared to do so(although he was probably in his late 40's so that's a little improbable).

In physical therapy walking exercises include stepping backwards, sideways to the left and then to the right, and somewhat exaggerated stiff leg forward walk; the latter resembling Soviet soldiers marching.*

We generally perform these exercises indoors in series of ~20 steps between parallel bars for balance. Backward walking is most difficult by far, using muscle groups accustomed to stepping toes first. Therapists have told me that walking backward improves balance and coordination and helps accident and stroke victims improve normal unassisted walking gaits.

I have often seen fit athletes at the gym riding treadmills backwards to develop symmetrical leg muscle groups and enhance balance. Your backward jogger may have been practising a similar method.

*I joke about the 'Ministry of Silly Walks' from Monty Python, humor wasted on 20-something trainers.

 

[Borg]

So, how do I solve this?

 

[WWGD]

New on the list of " Greatest Hits":
Will Smith : Chris Rock.
Amber Heard: Johnny Depp.