Topic: What we've learnt today. - page 34. (Read 84580 times)
People will hate you and it's a beautiful, wonderful thing.
I learned about 3D printing machines and the essentials to build one yourself.
I also learned a valueable lesson in life about appreciation of people around me.
I also learned a valueable lesson in life about appreciation of people around me.
Specks of dust on my screen are not affected by Photoshop's eraser tool.
Short answer is yes in theory.
The weak interaction is the only known interaction which does not conserve parity; it is left-right asymmetric.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_interaction
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_interaction
And is that why our heart is on the left side? (this is almost a serious question)
The weak interaction is the only known interaction which does not conserve parity; it is left-right asymmetric.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_interaction
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_interaction
Today I've learnt that a black hole made of pure energy is called a kugelblitz.
http://youtu.be/4fuHzC9aTik
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kugelblitz_(astrophysics)
Mine is set for that time zone too, because I need to match up forum posts to block chain transaction times.
You're right about the auto detect, for I just checked that out. Even though I penned middle, I meant eastern Atlantic Ocean in regard to the US, with BMT in mind--4 time zones east of NYC.
That said, why is Sonny's local time zone as such?
Could be he's using a proxy or Tor or he's traveling.
I can understand why some of the folks are a little worried about the whole thing, and his sad life story doesn't really help either. But I wouldn't dare jump to any conclusions mostly because I'm not involved.
That said...
When one first signs up on this forum, a default time zone is used. Can anybody tell me if this is accurate? Otherwise this guy is in Europe or the middle of the Atlantic Ocean: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/bflsonny-67253
That's GMT, i.e. UK.
And I also believe that's the default timezone. At least I remember having had to change my timezone.
EDIT: the forum software does auto-detect. But why would he be in the middle of the Atlantic?
You're right about the auto detect, for I just checked that out. Even though I penned middle, I meant eastern Atlantic Ocean in regard to the US, with BMT in mind--4 time zones east of NYC.
That said, why is Sonny's local time zone as such?
When one first signs up on this forum, a default time zone is used. Can anybody tell me if this is accurate? Otherwise this guy is in Europe or the middle of the Atlantic Ocean: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/bflsonny-67253
That's GMT, i.e. UK.
And I also believe that's the default timezone. At least I remember having had to change my timezone.
EDIT: the forum software does auto-detect. But why would he be in the middle of the Atlantic?
When one first signs up on this forum, a default time zone is used. Can anybody tell me if this is accurate? Otherwise this guy is in Europe or the middle of the Atlantic Ocean: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/bflsonny-67253
I learned how finicky SolidNetWork Licenses are over a domain.
I've learnt there's a new sheriff in town--hazek. 
I learned that Steve here (Right):
is the Steve here (Right):
is the Steve here (Right):
I returned from vacation after having my mining rigs off for two weeks and looked up my electric use. My kids stayed home and just the wife and I were gone. I learned that mining Bitcoins is far more expensive in electric cost than I thought it was and I owe an apology to my kids.
Solution: Have kids power your rigs via giant hamster wheel powered generator. You get to mine and the kids get exercise, its a win-win!!
Today I've learnt that tribler has finally been packaged into the main debian repo (at least on sid):
http://packages.debian.org/sid/tribler
I'm going to try that right now!
I think that number 42 tattooed on his arm is significant, for I've seen it mentioned on this forum many a times.
The number tattooed is 12, for D12 his rap group.
You're new here, aren't you? When Phinn says it's 42, it's 42.
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