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Do you want me to try and help out with this engine? I could most likely perform the physics portion of it.

If you go back in time, you destroy the arrangements of matter, causing an undecipherable mess once you cease "going back into time"

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I thought the Black Hole theory came about in the trenches of World War 1? An artilleryman I believe, in between his calculations of the next shot, was messing around with Einstein's theories. What he did was question what would happen if mass was infinite at one particular point according to Einstein's theories, how would time warp, as well as gravity. He then came to the conclusion that black holes could possibly exist, and nowadays we have implicitly proved their existence through a variety of ways. I'm going to stop rambling now and let you guys look all of this junk on google.

At 1/30/06 04:45 PM, Ninja-Chicken wrote: Depends what you mean. If you mean just describing C as a length then yeah it could of course have many different triangles. However if you mean describing C as a line (with gradient and such) then it can only have 2 :P

Can you put that in mathematical lingo, I have no clue what you're trying to say.

Anyways, there is a possibility of finding a or b if you're given an additional angle( If your just using the base a^2+b^2=c^2 then you are automatically assuming there is one angle of 90 degrees) Then from there you can use the law of sines to determine all of the other sides. Just a simple reminder, the law of cosines is a^2+b^2-2ab(cosC)=c^2, where C is the angle across from line c(or in other words the only angle that is not touching line segment c). From there you can see how they came about with pythagoreans triangle ( which is when C is equal to 90 which is a right angle).

At 1/30/06 10:29 PM, IWorldEntertainment wrote:

At 1/30/06 10:17 PM, saygoodbye wrote:

Who the hell is this person?

No clue, and I don't see how he is associated with JWorks, saying that he doesn't have a link in the quick links section of the website.

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I would go with farewellindulgence.com

At 1/23/06 08:40 PM, Glaiel_Gamer wrote:

At 1/23/06 08:31 PM, Ravens_Grin wrote: If not, you can always cast to the base class.

no cause there are some differences between the classes

Which is why you modify the constructors, that would most likely work

Well, in C++ there is no Object class, but you can probably define your own Object class. Then from there it MIGHT work. If not, you can always cast to the base class.

I'm not against the Patriot Act, but I do feel that it needs to be rewritten and less vague. In order for myself to support the continuation of the Patriot Act, I feel that it needs to better describe on whom the Act is intended for, the terrorists and the illicit activities that occur within the US boundaries. The vaguety of the current Act just allows too many law-abiding citizens to be infringed of their right of privacy.

At 1/18/06 04:42 PM, ENRAGED-FURY wrote: I need someone that knows how to make one and teach me so that I may assist you.

Quote of the Century

America, come on man, America. I mean America is just so American that America is Americanizing America. AHH AMERICA!!

Then what you do is search on google "assigning static ip addresses [name of router]" and that should do it. That will tell you how to assign a static ip address for the particular router.

At 1/5/06 01:25 AM, IWorldEntertainment wrote: I really don't get what I a msupposed to do, and what this does to change my ip.

It doesn't change your ip. What it does is the cPanel sees the proxy server's ip whenever your trying to log in because the proxy server is the one getting the data! All a proxy-server is is a middle-man, and as such there is no way for the cPanel to actually detect your own ip address.

Anyways, why the fuck would you block your own ip address?

First we need to put the healthcare industry in a semi-decent position in order to even contemplate the federal government's funding

Ok, there is no way there can be unlimited resources... What is the ability of the provider to supply bandwidth and disk space? What kind of connection do they have? How many people are signed up through them?

At 12/28/05 02:10 AM, SrgntJack wrote: (and possibly Jessicasso and Ravens_Grim)

Hmm... now I see why I'm in the possibly section. (Ravens_Grin vs Ravens_Grim)

Another way of preventing it is running the program from the command prompt.

At 12/25/05 01:26 PM, YoBro wrote: Thanks and yeah I've tried Google it but couldn't find.
Do you think the tutorial will work with Dev-C++?

It should if it's ANSI compliant, which I believe it is.

I'll have more to say on the topic of images in maybe the months to come, I'm trying to learn image analysis.

The reason I asked this was because of an event that I have heard third-hand. I've been curious just what makes a person want to do something of this nature, to violate the sanctity of one's own body. How can somebody go through an act that they know will fuck with the person for the rest of their lives? Is there no humanity, no "golden-rule"? Is it society's fault for allowing a man crave for whatever kind of satisfaction is received, or is it rather the fault of the craver?

In general, the universe is usually defined as the entire collection of galaxies, the total summation of all energies. Like I hypothesized earlier, I believe that there was a big bang for every galaxy formed. I also feel that there are big bangs within and outside of what we collectively know. It would fit in with the entire idea that nature is by itself self-repeating in a fractal-like pattern.

What drives a man to fulfill his sexual lust with an unwanting woman?

At 12/23/05 11:29 PM, SrgntJack wrote:

At 12/23/05 08:26 PM, Dezmerkt wrote: After all, C++ is simply incremented C, or "C With Classes" as it was origonally named.

I am afraid you are wrong. C++ and C are two completely seperate languages, C++ is not an addon or subset of C. It was ment as a completely different language and an object oriented one at that. They have fundamental differences, namely, pointers and how memory allocation is done.

The syntax, and most of the programming is completey the same. The only reason the memory allocation is indeed different is to allow the ability for classes to have constructors and destructors. The pointers act exactly the same, except the only difference is adding a new thing called a reference. Overall though, C++ is just a superset of the C language, moreso of the C99 standard then the C standard that was originally developed.

Linus Torvald and the linux community uses C.

At 12/22/05 10:50 AM, lapis wrote: And if the universe is infinite, does it contain an infinite amount of matter? Physicists always speak of the Big Bang and matter being concentrated, but are they just referring to the matter in the visible universe?

Have you ever thought that big bang was just a minor event in the whole scheme of the universe? A big bang for every galaxy maybe?

Such a funny site that is promoting the seperation of church and state.

Now do you want the bit representation of a negative number in C++?

Make another function that tests whether someone has won or not and add it to the game loop. Simple as that. It's just going to be a couple of if/then statements.

At 12/11/05 03:45 PM, -Cobalt- wrote: Just wait till you try finding compatible RAM, theres so many variations it's not even funny.

There's only 3 main variations today of RAM: DDR-SDRAM, SDRAM, and DDR2-SDRAM. That's it.

At 12/10/05 03:13 PM, Afro_Ninja wrote: ok, I was just informed that the motherboard will come with its own metal panel that fits itself. Good deal. I was also informed that my processor must be ordered separate, which is what I was afraid of =(

You'll also have to get a video card, memory, and a hard drive to add with that. My recommendations:

2 160GB(So 320GB Total) hard drives in a RAID-0, which is better for performance...
Newegg.com $169 Including S/H
or you can just go with a solo-drive and get it for $84.50

An Athlon 64 3500+, which comes with a cooling device so you don't have to worry about that. It is also manufactured with the new, smaller process which inputs less voltage, and as such emits less heat.
Newegg.com $202 Including S/H

1GB of Ram Newegg.com $82 Including S/H

Radeon X800GTO (I'm an ATI fan..) Newegg.com $147 Including S/H

There are of course cheaper options, as well as more expensive ones.