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I wouldn't think you would make any decisions until you have all the evidence you are likely to find. That includes seeing how consistent the distanc...
The cynical question is, if you stopped that many places where the rods did NOT cross, would you also find spoons and things?
DowsingHow did they teach you? Just "hold the wires like this and it will happen", or was there more to it?My wife's mother used to use dowsing to fi...
The 89.5055 format was necessary on the early HP calculators. Its use anywhere spaces or punctuation is available is a mistake leading to confusion. ...
You're right, it takes a point with negative coordinates. But, it rejects a point if EITHER coordinate is zero, not just if both.It is often useful t...
Why must all coordinate values be greater than zero?Can you display at the bottom the current coordinates of the cursor to help navigation?Or maybe cl...
"I have an ethical problem with recording these deeds, until I have been compensated for my services, If I did record them before, then it could appea...
Once you posted a reply to his post containing the email address, he couldn't edit it. You should have replied to one level higher so your post was a...
New or after a few crew members have had a chance to use them?
If you have a perfect circular curve that is tangent at both ends, it has a unique definition by arc methods, and can be approximately described in RR...
That decision should depend on the extent of the project and the elevation relief thereon. Figure out what the difference between them is for your pr...
"Don't let data collectors and controllers mess with your raw data."Amen, and especially if you don't know what processes they use to mess with it.
If you wanted to occasionally download or upload a big file, how fast would this service be?
How regular is the section? I've read instructions to archaeologists telling them to align a template with one side of the section (I forget which) o...
The dog would be like a Shoenstedt for termites. The fact that he/it detects something isn't proof. But it sure speeds up the search and you don't m...
The analogy is wrong. It isn't about boundaries (frequencies), but conflicting uses. Try this one:The FCC had zoned the area for agricultural use (s...