The plan is to use the profits from selling assembled versions of this graphing calculator to finance further development of the UberGraphX (Cortex A8 variant).
When I run my program, it compiles fine but it crashes when I try to load from the file. It works fine if the file does not exist but if it does then it stops working. Any ideas as to what it could be?
Bernoulli's Principle when dealing with lift requires that the speed be higher on top rather than on the bottom as is the case here. Basically, in a sense, reverse-Bernoulli's Principle.
They must've had to mount that ramp on the truck pretty securely, or Bernoulli's Principle would make it act like an airplane wing and lift it up.
I think that because it's a concave surface it would actually create a downward force. Or I could just be crazy. I think that the surface would create an increase in pressure, thus slowing the air.
This definitely requires tact. You should let things settle down for a few days or so and then try to sway his opinion. No use just adding fuel to the fire.
By the way. German is a very difficult language, so it's sometimes hard to understand, especially the grammar.
I thought the grammar and sentence structure of English and German were similar, making German the easiest language to learn for English speakers. Though, English is also a very hard language to learn apparently. I could be wrong though.
Yeah, but this one seems possible at least. I just need to figure out all the possible winning combinations for that set and modulo that number and I've got my answer. The hardest ones on that site though are just sheer impossible.
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This reminds me of Uber GFX. 