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today I was working on figuring a triangle in a non- cad environment using law of cosines- I wanted to check to make sure I had the formula correct- So I grabbed a handy rite-in-the-rain job book - opened the covers and ….. no formulas….
Posted : August 1, 2026 9:20 am
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Is that the one that goes like this? i before e, except after c, unless used in words like neighbor and weigh
Just kidding. It is just plain silly how many formulas (ae) I can remember more than 50 years after graduation from college.
Our superlatitudinal pal Derek Graham had some velocity rate defined in something like "emu-lined boots per second". My favorite velocity rate is defined in furlongs per fortnight.
Posted : August 1, 2026 11:53 am