BiX wrote:What about nan technology? i reackon its better than gene technology.
Actually yeah that'd be grouss too! We need little nano-bots that go into the bloodstream and just burn fat that they find. They need to be careful that they don't overheat the body. Ideally, they grab some fuel, head to the surface layers (skin), combust there, and head back for more fuel. This would allow us to go skiing/boarding in t-shirts and shorts (my preferred attire) finally! (Can you tell I'm from Melbourne?) This would solve the problem of obesity: you just need to give the 'big-boned' people some sort of cooling mechanism (ie - move to Melbourne). Eh, actually, um... Melbourne's probably not cold enough. Maybe Tassie?
yes lets move a lot of people to melbourne then they would have a decent population down there. im sorry i dont mean to bag melbourne but i had a bad experience living down there
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Ya don't need a lot of people to have fun. Besides, Melb's not that small. And, isn't Ballarat the largest inland city?
yeah probably but where i lived down there was crib point so the whole victoria thing does nothing for me. and dont get me started on the weather
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Yeah well, the weather. The rainforests are nice when it's wet.
While I'm at it... anyone know what this means?
Aurels-Computer:~/Builds aggri1$ g77 binmerge.f -lm -lc
binmerge.f: In program `MAIN__':
binmerge.f:134:
READ(nfil,REC=NREC,END=6,ERR=98)(DATA(K),K=1,NDATA)
1 2
Conflicting I/O control specifications at (1) and (2)
Aurels-Computer:~/Builds aggri1$
Got me stumped.
Strangely, (considering it's wet here) a mate of mine was saying as how it's the QLD cars that are all rusted out. Maybe there's often winds coming from over the ocean, carrying salt? I guess humidity doesn't help though does it?
EDIT: oh I just saw the pooey forum move the (1) and (2) to the start of the line. They were under REC and END.
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is that on a pc or a mac? yeah it is just that im a warm weather person i like cairns and darwin in the winter.
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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I love warm weather too. Nothin' like a 40degree day with a hot dry northerly blowing strong. When your eyelids feel like they're frying it's warm enough. I was happy in Adelaide summer two years ago. Got there: 40. Next day: 42! Yeah. Like I said, I like shorts and t-shirts.
That code stuff was from a mac (not a real one, it's using crap-os X, some Unix crap). Does that matter though? (gcc 3.3, f77 version 3.4.1).
its obviously code to do with AVD because it has your AVD username in the message....when did u get this message and what were u doing?
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ill get my little brother to look at it when it gets home. i dont mind the new os x but i just dont like the support thats given by some of the companies out there not to mention any names in the business software range.
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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naah, nothing to do with avd, I just use that name everywhere, so I only have to remember it once!🙂 My bank loves that kind of efficiency.
I was actually trying to compile some code I got from NASA. To do with ephemerides. For a Uni project. I'll be executed if I can't make it work (OK, that was an exaggeration).
Hey, the Tomorrow people thread is winning, lets get busy. (They've got 9 pages, here there are only 8 (with my settings)). EDIT: Oh cool, it's 9 now - barls' post did it!
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ok well u have a setting that is conflicting with another setting somewhere.........thats about the best i can give u.
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Thanks nick. You mean a compiler setting of some kind? Or a setting in the broader sense (like bash being pooey)?
Would zsh or something make any difference?
Um I wonder what happened in the world today? SBS news (which our house watches) is on now - 6:30pm AEST. I'm missing it! OH NO!
not a problem they are only 50 posts in front. its apparently a conficting statement in lines 1 and 2 according to my little brother
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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Hmmm, thanks. The thing is, (1) and (2) are both on the same line... ie:-
READ(nfil,REC=NREC,END=6,ERR=98)(DATA(K),K=1,NDATA)
is all one line.
EDIT: the 1 is under the R in REC, and the 2 is under the E in END.
[Edited on 12-8-2004 by aggri1]
[Edited on 12-8-2004 by aggri1]
not a problem mate we will catch them
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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Yep, no post there since 6:48. We're on a roll! (Oh oh, I've gotta go soon!)
EDIT: I've got another one... Different piece of code.
Aurels-Computer:~/Builds aggri1$ g77 testeph.f -lm -lc
testeph.f: In subroutine `state':
testeph.f:945:
PV(J,I)=PV(J,I)*AUFAC-PVSUN(J,1)
1 2
Too many elements as of (2) for array reference at (1)
Aurels-Computer:~/Builds aggri1$
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well (1) and (2) are conflicting...there is definatly a problem with the code. what exactly are u writing in?
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im lost i have no idea about this 🙁
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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Well, I just downloaded this source (it's fortran 77) from a NASA site, and want to compile it. I don't care about the code itself. I wish that these Unix people could just distribute runnable programs instead of source! :cussing But anyway, binmerge is supposed to combine ephemeris data files. testeph.f is supposed to make sure the files are OK, and contains subroutines that extract data.
I don't know anything about programming though!🙁
We're catching up - and you nice people are legitimately helping me with a problem!🙂
its not a problem
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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Hey any good docos on telly tonight?
no but charmed is on
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
the chaos project - click me
i can write HTML and Visual Basic and a miniscule amount of java im just trying to work out using basic techniques what would be wrong. promlem is i dont know how this coding works. all i can work out is that somthing is conflicting with (1) and (2). the maths of it is wrong somewhere as it says that there are too many elements fot the array of (1) at (2). are u sure this is working code and not a work in progress? perhaps consult vanderaj he is down with the funky shite regarding code.
Nick
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well I just noticed that all other 'nrec's in the document are in lower case: is the following statement true:
nrec=NREC
? Maybe I'll try that this evening. (The mac's at home, not here).
Charmed hey barls? Hmmmm? Where's that sceptical looking head icon thing when you need it?
Good old html coding. I remember learning a bit about that when frames were just being developed - ie - when Netscape 1 was normal, and only new versions could do those fancy frames. How things change. How about LaTeX? Might need that for the thesis! Yikes.
so what else is happening
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” Bill Hicks
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Hehe, yeah cool barls.
Um. I was wondering... Anyone know why battery and brake warning lights flicker at high (>3000) engine speed? Stock bay bus.
the simpsons is on......
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battery could be because for some reason your genny doesnt charge at that rev range for some weird reason......the brake lights now thats just werid......see my baja doesnt have brake warning lights....do these come on if your brakes dont contact properly or something?
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I liked the st. pat's (?) day Simpsons the other day. That's a good one.
I'm not at home now though, so won't be watching any Simpsons this evening...
Something smells like smoke in here. Not rubber or bad-smoke, like a nice smoke smell. I wonder what it is?
does your bus have an alternater or a generator?.......dodgy wiring will be the problem somewhere id say. has it always done this?
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