Indeed, a pressure of 1 atmosphere ~= the pressure of 34 feet of water.
Deepest see explorer go down below 5,000 meters.
16 404 / 34 = 482 atmospheres !
Even in space, it shouldn't be too hard to build something to stand 1 atmosphere.
I don't think airplanes are air tight. That could explain why it would be hard to maintain a pressure of 1 atmosphere in one of those when they fly at 35,000 feet
I am currently working on a similar project: Instant beer.
The atmosphere on board the ISS is similar to the Earth's.[142] Normal air pressure on the ISS is 101.3 kPa (14.7 psi);[143] the same as at sea level on Earth. An Earth-like atmosphere offers benefits for crew comfort, and is much safer than the alternative, a pure oxygen atmosphere, because of the increased risk of a fire such as that responsible for the deaths of the Apollo 1 crew.
Phase 2 of the project: 3D print the teachers, save money and profit.
Some Californian found a bug in quake that enables you to make your game environment larger?
It doesn't convert links for ACs.
I used to do this to generate admin passwords for PAP2 devices going out in the field
device MAC address: 7eec2ada9f0b
device admin password: 0e8620ffe985
echo 7eec2ada9f0b | md5sum | md5sum | md5sum | cut -c -13
0e8620ffe985
Damn, I should have XORed it with a secret password on top of that then my scheme would have been really bullet proof...
I find it gives much harder to decrypt data when running it 3 times.
They will be bought up by Oracle by then. Remember that other company that tried to open source a version of their OS?
Thanks, that was what I was trying to say; same difference.
May as well build an anti gravity device and get done with it
I don't know shit about super cluster but I am sure I could get along quickly applying basic principles.
Ok I will give you an hint:
It would make the solar system a {0} body system with a very hard center of mass to compute.
The {0} parameter would depend on which planets we exclude from our Earthly definition I guess, think about Pluto
In the end yes, the whole thing rotates around the center of mass which we haven't clearly identified yet...
Nope it wouldn't.
It's a fricking center of mass.
The optimum committee has no members. -- Norman Augustine
