[H] Real life X Wing
Apparently someone built a scale model X-Wing to test to see how aerodynamic it was. This is the video of the test launch. http://view.break.com/381310 T
Re: [H] Real life X Wing
Hello Thane, Friday, March 7, 2008, 10:34:15 AM, you wrote: Apparently someone built a scale model X-Wing to test to see how aerodynamic it was. This is the video of the test launch. http://view.break.com/381310 T PWND? -- Regards, joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
[H] OT - Excel filter
I've got a column of 1700 or so altitudes, ranging from 250 km to 2000km. I would like to go through and filter out those that are closer than a certain range, in this case those that are closer than 5 km. So starting from 250 km, I would skip the next few numbers until I got one that was at least 255 km and keep it. Then I would skip ahead until I found one at least 260 km, and so forth through the whole set. It's easy (but tedious) to do this manually and I was wondering if anyone know if a filtering function in excel that could help me out. It would not be hard to write a simple C program to do this but its Friday and I don't want to have to do that unless I really have to. -- Brian
Re: [H] Real life X Wing
What a trip! I wonder how they did that? Thane Sherrington wrote: Apparently someone built a scale model X-Wing to test to see how aerodynamic it was. This is the video of the test launch. http://view.break.com/381310 T
Re: [H] Real life X Wing
At 01:31 PM 07/03/2008, Joe User wrote: Hello Thane, Friday, March 7, 2008, 10:34:15 AM, you wrote: Apparently someone built a scale model X-Wing to test to see how aerodynamic it was. This is the video of the test launch. http://view.break.com/381310 T PWND? By Darth Vader, no less. :) T
Re: [H] Real life X Wing
At 03:11 PM 07/03/2008, Stan Zaske wrote: What a trip! I wonder how they did that? There are lots of unemployed Imperial TIE pilots looking for work now that the Empire fell. Look on Monster.com. :) T
[H] VersionTracker Website
Anyone familiar with the VersionTracker Website? I have been trying to download some drivers from the HP website and it refuses. I found the same files at VersionTracker and am wondering about the safety of using driver software from this site. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jim Maki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [H] VersionTracker Website
Downloads from Versiontracker tend to actually be from the program/ driver authors website. so the safety is extremely high as a result. On 7 Mar 2008, at 19:41, James Maki wrote: Anyone familiar with the VersionTracker Website? I have been trying to download some drivers from the HP website and it refuses. I found the same files at VersionTracker and am wondering about the safety of using driver software from this site. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jim Maki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [H] Real life X Wing
Probably made a deal with the Empire to shoot Luke down Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 11:11 AM Subject: Re: [H] Real life X Wing What a trip! I wonder how they did that? Thane Sherrington wrote: Apparently someone built a scale model X-Wing to test to see how aerodynamic it was. This is the video of the test launch. http://view.break.com/381310 T
Re: [H] VersionTracker Website
I've only ever used it for Mac (it's fairly famous for Mac applications I guess) but never had any problems. Scott On Mar 7, 2008, at 2:41 PM, James Maki wrote: Anyone familiar with the VersionTracker Website? I have been trying to download some drivers from the HP website and it refuses. I found the same files at VersionTracker and am wondering about the safety of using driver software from this site. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jim Maki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
