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DennisN
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One more space gif...
I like the "wind" blowing his mouth ! ...DennisN said:He was searching for a black monolith, but he ended up finding a wormhole:
That means if cows go to either one ... they'll have something to eat! :mfb said:If there are chicken on Mars, they might be on the Moon as well. Here is an artist's impression.
DennisN said:He was searching for a black monolith, but he ended up finding a wormhole:
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind.Stavros Kiri said:Is it "warp wind"?
And he seems to be living it! ...kuruman said:The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind.
Or two cats ...davenn said:
Unless they are ##Schr\ddot{o}dinger's## cats.mfb said:No, continuous cat numbers make much more sense.
So there's digital and analog "cat system"?mfb said:Looks more like 0.9 cats.
If you think non-integer cat numbers are weird, consider this video. We clearly start with a cat number of 1 and end with a cat number of 0. But would you say the number jumps from 1 to 0 in between? No, continuous cat numbers make much more sense.
Hilarious!davenn said:couldn't help but laugh at this one ...
DennisN said:
It's not that wrong. Except that I found '98 far worse than ME - more crashes.davenn said:
fresh_42 said:It's not that wrong. Except that I found '98 far worse than ME - more crashes.
from http://hoaxes.org/aprilfool/P50#58: Write-Only Memory
April 1, 1973: The Signetics corporation issued a press release announcing their invention of a revolutionary new electronic memory that promised to "improve the quality of life for billions of people who are affected by computer data." As opposed to the common "write-and-read" or "read-only" memories (ROM), they had perfected Fully-Encoded 9046XN 25120 Write-Only Memory (aka WOM). Data could be written to the device, but never read back, thus ensuring Eternally Inaccessible Storage (EIS).
You're lucky! I had to deal with FFT!DennisN said:
fresh_42 said:It's not that wrong. Except that I found '98 far worse than ME - more crashes.
(note: I'm a Windows guy, not a Mac guy, but I enjoy seeing the "Bluescreen of Death" in unexpected places :)davenn said:ohhh ok ... My 98 SE version was very stable, only to be outdone by my current Win7 Pro
Me too... as a matter of fact I'm a big fan of Fourier Transformation/FFT, very useful in many places, e.g. when programming/processing audio stuff. Here's a nice, free Android app (realtime audio spectrum analysis) I discovered some days ago: Spectroid.fresh_42 said:You're lucky! I had to deal with FFT!
Is it true that "good" (+) and "~bad" (-) Windows main versions almost alternate? (by coincidence, naturaly or on purpose?)davenn said:ohhh ok ... My 98 SE version was very stable, only to be outdone by my current Win7 Pro
Not all versions of Windows are created equal
But how do they spin?fresh_42 said:Who cares bad grades at school when you just found lots of barrels of fidget spinners?
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Stavros Kiri said:Is it true that "good" (+) and "~bad" (-) Windows main versions almost alternate? (by coincidence, naturaly or on purpose?)
I switched from Mac to Windows almost after XP. Here we go: (you guys do the "before Wind. XP"...)
XP: +
Vista: -
7: +
8: - (although I liked it! ...)
8.1: +
9: Non-existent! , thus "-" [although that can get us into a "philosophical" debate here ...]
10: +
Anyone cares to complete the chart by doing the before? Does it work?
[Use common acceptence (stat./ly) - not personal views ...]
hahafresh_42 said:Who cares bad grades at school when you just found lots of barrels of fidget spinners?
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Da ... I have forgotten where I saw it. Does 3.51 count as an excuse? Or was it 3.11?davenn said:haha
a variation on the one I did a page back ...
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/science-jokes-p2.847743/page-22#post-5771146D
fresh_42 said:Does 3.51 count as an excuse?