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  1. If p is a subset of np And np is a subset of p They aren't necessarily equivalent but I can run windows in a mac in linux???
  2. That doesn't set the dns server. Yes ISP should be faster however you can set your computer to lookup your ISP's dns first and if the website isn't in their list to then check google's server. You can also host your own dns and save the websites you regularly look up to your own computer like you would with phone numbers on your phone. Fresh's problem is clearly a dns problem since clicking a link on a webpage gets the dns address from that webpage. You're right I was using the following link though and just mistyped it. https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/ Questions like this are examinable as part of the Cisco CCNA R&S syllabus. http://www.ccna5.net/ccna-routing-and-switching-introduction-to-networks-final-exam/239
  3. It is probably your default dns server though. Dns servers resolve domain names to ip addresses like a phone book. This website isn't in the phonebook you are using and therefore you can't see this site without using urlm.co. Should be the exact same for windows 7. Google's dns servers are 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.8.4. My current isp is 159.134.0.1 and 159.134.0.2
  4. Sounds like a dns problem what dns servers are you using?? In windows it should be network&sharing > connection properties > Network Status > Properties > Networking > Internet Protocol Version 4 > Properties > Advanced TCP/IP settings > Dns servers in order of use
  5. Nope say abcde are all friends with each other and share a certain opinion. a and e have friends outside the group. However even if A and E change their opinion b,c and d will keep their opinion. b g - a< c >e - f d
  6. I have never heard "amn't" I used here to be honest or "ain't" for that matter; I'm sure I'd get an earful for using them.
  7. How many non natural born American have ever tried to run for the presidency??
  8. It won't cost him that though. Musk mentioned that he would be able to reduce the ticket price through the use of reusable spacecrafts. Each spacecraft isn't going to be cheap though plus he has a resposibility to his investors to make money. When he talks about 250000 that's basically the cost of repairs and fuel the initial cost to build the factories etc is going to be far far higher. Even if he paid his spaceX employees minimum wage he has still spent a couple of billion on it so far.
  9. Or perhaps the space race never really ended. I do wonder wether a lot of these people Elon Musk etc are saying this for the publicity. Sure Elon Musk has a lot of money but I am not sure if that would really be enough to facilitate a trip to Mars. Even if Musk did have enough money to make it to Mars he is a businessman how would he stand to profit?? Mars one estimated the cost of a one-way trip to Mars at roughly 6 billion dollars if not more http://www.mars-one.com/faq/finance-and-feasibility/what-is-mars-ones-mission-budget that certainly isn't a small amount of money to anybody.
  10. The cool flexible monitors use polarizing filters https://technology.ihs.com/509943/why-all-amoled-is-applying-polarizer-suppliers-of-amoled-polarizer-and-compensation-film-for-polarizer-technology-trend-of-amoled-use-polarizer
  11. Time and data is lost in the conversion of digital to analog. Time is also lost in the conversion of electricity to light. Generally electricity is faster over short distances. Hence why most houses in towns and cities use cat5e Ethernet cable and converion to light generally only happens at the exchange. But hey I'm a networking guy what would I know?
  12. 444 + 444 + 44 + 44 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4
  13. (4^4*4)-((4*4)+4+4)+4-4+4-4+4-4+4-4
  14. They also make repetitive tasks like studying the human genome and 3d mri scans possible. No human being wants to look through repetitve sets of data all day. I don't need it I could write it myself if I wanted to a ready made script would save me a few days and probably be less buggy. I obviously know that a factorial is the product of all whole number integers less than a given integer. You're being silly and completely irrelevant to this topic. Computer vision isn't my area of study at the moment since I'm a student and I didn't say I was making an AI did I??? At least I didn't make a nazi ai http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/03/microsoft-terminates-its-tay-ai-chatbot-after-she-turns-into-a-nazi/
  15. Yes because you don't sleep haha. The easiest way would be probably be a mod to the text editor to just throw an error if I forgot a capital letter or an underscore.
  16. That's the idea eclipse already has a built in parser to allow for variable refactoring so it is possible to parse out all the variables. What I am looking for is just a script that will refactor the variable names to camelcase for me. Say my boss wants all my variables to be in camelcase and all constant variables to be capitalized. Sure it is easy enough for me to type them like that but most of the time I could be half asleep and just forget. Therefore I want to make a parser which will refactor my variables to camelcase or underscore case or whatever naming convention I have to follow. That way programmers can write variables in whatever form they like and the variables are just parsed to camelcase or whatever before being sent to the boss. Say for instance I like writing if statements like if(condition){ //do some stuff } But the company wants if statements with only one line without the brackets like. if (condition) sysout("10"); It is annoying to remember to omit the brackets all the time but if there was a parser to do it for me then I would never have to think about it.
  17. Wrong field my eye advances in computers make the study of things like dna possible. It is all science at the end of the day.
  18. Perhaps I don't use the word rapist/therapist that often I could put it in a set of excluded words. Alternatively I can get the program to allow me to select an appropriate camel case variable name from a list of possible variable names. Really I'm looking for a premade function downloading the oxford english dictionary would take a while.
  19. Looking for a function which takes as input java code and outputs same code with all variable names formatted as camel case.
  20. Using Rom, Cache etc yeah but that is up to manufacturers.
  21. A "bounded infinite set" is a discrete (finite) subset of an infinite set as opposed to a discrete subset of a discrete set. Eg finite set {alphabet} discrete subset {letters a - g} infinite set {integers} discrete subset {0 - 20}
  22. Yeah the acetic smell comes from the cheap compound they are using to cure the silcon the more expensive versions(catalysts) don't smell.
  23. No there is multiple types my Dad used to sell them. Rtv types mix two chemicals together with a special gun and nozzle. http://siliconesolutions.com/adhesives-sealants/2-part-products.html
  24. Propose? hell no. Did you even kiss her yet? Is she your girlfriend?? Has she introduced you as her boyfriend to her parents? She hasn't talked to you in a month because she isn't that interested in you.
  25. I mean the full adder is only a method of incrementing a binary string by a fixed amount what that binary corresponds to doesn't have to be numbers at all it could be letters or practically anything really.
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