What about smaller conversions? Say, feet to inches to fractions of inches vs. meters to centimeters to millimeters? It's a whole lot easier to figure out what 3/10 of a cm is than it is to figure out what 3/32 of an inch is.

IMO, a phone is not obsolete so long as it is capable of making calls.

Why are you blocking something that Ubuntu does if you're using Arch?

Agreed, I was considering switching to another distro for a variety of other reasons, and this just sealed the deal for me.

Yeah, and there have been very few instances where the Church says the pope spoke infallibly.

So much so that it's got a name.

Yes, to varying degrees, but a lot of substances have fairly predictable half-lives in the body.

The oxygen (and probably one of the two hydrogens, as well) is captured as part of the above-mentioned silicic acid. It is probably recoverable to some degree, although it may be impractical - hard to say without more detail.

Impure water would probably work, but you may produce some undesirable by-products (perhaps even through reactions with the silicic acid produced by the primary reaction).

Of course this is all educated speculation on my part, but those are good questions to be asking.

Yeah, just like The Avengers broke down into a song and dance routine with a bunch of pre-teens.

That's why I paid lab fees. And had to pay to replace anything I broke.

I've got a G2 0.5mm that I use a lot. Good stuff for the price.

And it calculates around 330 seconds (5.5 minutes)

As for where you got 4GB...

Yeah, I doubt many mobile customers are going to fully utilize a 12Mbps connection (and it's debatable whether that's actually what they'd receive in the first place).

"More than 40" is not the same as "80." I've hit 60 hours in a week before, but at 80 I doubt I'd be any more productive.

You do realize that the school is getting $30 in state funding per day for each student in attendance, not paying $30 per day per student to whatever third party provides the RFID cards, right?