QwFix not available.Solution to an IQ Test.2123 is.And+.pete
QwFix not available.Solution to an IQ Test.2123 is.And+.pete
Bdw3
Scourges
saltyblueCrackers Sorry I couldn't find your Icon
"Formhaldehid" Sorry if I have mispelled your name.phd
I was new to RAW forum for 10 days when all the transformations took place.
I must say that I really enjoyed being part of it while it last.
Above are my friends with whom I had the privilege to share and /or get some advices from.
without forgetting Raw
Wish you all the best.
Take Care!
pete
My header was
Sometimes you have to keep it simple!which was fixed thanks to saltyblueCrackers
Bdw3 kind of "fathered" me not knowing it himself till he read this.
Scourges Instructed me.
Formaldehid A good advisor.
And last but not the least....Drums Please...
Raw our savior. With all his hard work, time and patience.
Thank's a lot to all of you .
pete
Take Care!
Remember???
Solution to an IQ Test... 2123
_____13
____+44
_____57
____+44
____911
___+4_4
___1315
___+4_4
___1719
___+4_4
___2123 Take Care!
Well, That's how it all started...
Scourges
saltyblueCrackers Sorry I couldn't find your Icon
"Formhaldehid" Sorry if I have mispelled your name.phd
I was new to RAW forum for 10 days when all the transformations took place.
I must say that I really enjoyed being part of it while it last.
Above are my friends with whom I had the privilege to share and /or get some advices from.
without forgetting Raw
Wish you all the best.
Take Care!
pete
My header was
Sometimes you have to keep it simple!which was fixed thanks to saltyblueCrackers
Bdw3 kind of "fathered" me not knowing it himself till he read this.
Scourges Instructed me.
Formaldehid A good advisor.
And last but not the least....Drums Please...
Raw our savior. With all his hard work, time and patience.
Thank's a lot to all of you .
pete
Take Care!
Remember???
Solution to an IQ Test... 2123
_____13
____+44
_____57
____+44
____911
___+4_4
___1315
___+4_4
___1719
___+4_4
___2123 Take Care!
Well, That's how it all started...
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So just to make sure you are the one...
Those annoying Icon makes us all ...
How old is your girl friend?
Because if you're the real one...
OK... better than that...You've helped me improved my ...Sometimes you have to keep it simple!
How?
I hope this is the right you b'cause you've been so helpfull toward me.
pete
Those annoying Icon makes us all ...
How old is your girl friend?
Because if you're the real one...
OK... better than that...You've helped me improved my ...Sometimes you have to keep it simple!
How?
I hope this is the right you b'cause you've been so helpfull toward me.
pete
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Interested in building an(AGC)1964 Apollo Guidance Computer?
Good evening my friends.
Well, if any of you would like to build one or just
look at the specs of that piece of equipment that
helped men landing on the moon in 1964.
Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC)
How to build one in your basement
John Pultorak
December, 2004
Original AGC:
Designed by M.I.T. in 1964
World's first microchip computer
Prototype computer for Apollo moon landing
Memory: 12K fixed (ROM), 1K eraseable (RAM)
Clock: 1.024 MHz
Computing: 11 instructions, 16 bit word
Logic: ~5000 ICs (3-input NOR gates, RTL logic)
My AGC:
Built from original M.I.T. design documents
Started November 2000, completed October 2004
~15K hand-wrapped wire connections; ~3500 feet of wire
Cost (parts only): $2,980.
Labor: ~2500 hours
Logic: ~500 ICs (LSTTL logic)
Runs flight software (1969 program name: COLOSSUS 249)
http://starfish.osfn.org/AGCreplica
Can you believe this computer was the "summum"of its kind.
They actually landed on the moon with less than what you can
actually have in your dishwasher today.
pete
Take Care!
Well, if any of you would like to build one or just
look at the specs of that piece of equipment that
helped men landing on the moon in 1964.
Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC)
How to build one in your basement
John Pultorak
December, 2004
Original AGC:
Designed by M.I.T. in 1964
World's first microchip computer
Prototype computer for Apollo moon landing
Memory: 12K fixed (ROM), 1K eraseable (RAM)
Clock: 1.024 MHz
Computing: 11 instructions, 16 bit word
Logic: ~5000 ICs (3-input NOR gates, RTL logic)
My AGC:
Built from original M.I.T. design documents
Started November 2000, completed October 2004
~15K hand-wrapped wire connections; ~3500 feet of wire
Cost (parts only): $2,980.
Labor: ~2500 hours
Logic: ~500 ICs (LSTTL logic)
Runs flight software (1969 program name: COLOSSUS 249)
http://starfish.osfn.org/AGCreplica
Can you believe this computer was the "summum"of its kind.
They actually landed on the moon with less than what you can
actually have in your dishwasher today.
pete
Take Care!
. Dont worry about all of these people that have shit stains in their pants. Thay are all in their own way ok, except that guy that had a crazy eye for a bit. The one you knew as saltybluecrackers.
(Obliv) Hes just another retard.
No you cant get rid of that crappy work of art that is now your Icon as this is Quake3World. Like it or not everyone gets one.
I did explaine the ranking icon wise at raw-one, so if ya missed it, sorry.
As far as the specs go for the Apollo, that is a bit of a dinger but who would expect more from that era?
Many will still argue that it never happend. That it was all staged. Nothing but a show put on by the US goverment in an effort to look better than the Russians.
Good to see you made your way here. Good luck. . :

No you cant get rid of that crappy work of art that is now your Icon as this is Quake3World. Like it or not everyone gets one.
I did explaine the ranking icon wise at raw-one, so if ya missed it, sorry.
As far as the specs go for the Apollo, that is a bit of a dinger but who would expect more from that era?
Many will still argue that it never happend. That it was all staged. Nothing but a show put on by the US goverment in an effort to look better than the Russians.
Good to see you made your way here. Good luck. . :
You're welcome Nightshade.
Now, you will see that I like IQ Quiz and also odd facts.
An article release in The Guardian.
James Meek, science correspondent
Thursday January 16, 2003
in 10 years we may have no bananas http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story ... 12,00.html
Well, it might be a weird subject at first but read it and we'll "quiz"
it later.
Take Care!
pete
Now, you will see that I like IQ Quiz and also odd facts.
An article release in The Guardian.
James Meek, science correspondent
Thursday January 16, 2003
in 10 years we may have no bananas http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story ... 12,00.html
Well, it might be a weird subject at first but read it and we'll "quiz"
it later.
Take Care!
pete
Bdw3 Good morning my friend.
BTW, have you read the article?
Well, just to summarize it. It says...
One ray of hope comes from Honduran scientists,
who peeled and sieved 400 tonnes of bananas to find
15 seeds for breeding.
Man, is that a lot of bananas?
OK! I can't wait for this one...
As in the expression ; It is easier to find a needle in a haystack than...
Quiz time : Is it easier to find a needle in a haystack than to find
15 seeds for breeding in 400 tonnes of bananas?
You can use your calculators or computers.
Solution will be post later on.
Have fun!
Take Care!
pete
BTW, have you read the article?
Well, just to summarize it. It says...
One ray of hope comes from Honduran scientists,
who peeled and sieved 400 tonnes of bananas to find
15 seeds for breeding.
Man, is that a lot of bananas?
OK! I can't wait for this one...
As in the expression ; It is easier to find a needle in a haystack than...
Quiz time : Is it easier to find a needle in a haystack than to find
15 seeds for breeding in 400 tonnes of bananas?
You can use your calculators or computers.
Solution will be post later on.
Have fun!
Take Care!
pete
Hello my friend.
Sorry, I forgot that detail.
Haystack of a cuber of 16'. (2'X2'X4')
Thank's for participating.
BTW...if you find the solution as fast as you did in the
other quiz before. Send it to my email and we'll post it later.
You can tell me thought in the reply when you have found it.
Take Care!
pete
Sorry, I forgot that detail.
Haystack of a cuber of 16'. (2'X2'X4')
Thank's for participating.
BTW...if you find the solution as fast as you did in the
other quiz before. Send it to my email and we'll post it later.
You can tell me thought in the reply when you have found it.
Take Care!
pete
Thank you all for your participation in this Quiz but
I am still waiting for some answer.
If you prefer to try this one...
Bdw3 you have already answered this one correctly, so let them
do the work.
What is the result of multiplying all figures from 0 to 25?
Answer will be posted later this week.
In the meantime have fun.
Try doing it without a calculator..don't cheat.
Take Care!
pete
I am still waiting for some answer.
If you prefer to try this one...
Bdw3 you have already answered this one correctly, so let them
do the work.
What is the result of multiplying all figures from 0 to 25?
Answer will be posted later this week.
In the meantime have fun.
Try doing it without a calculator..don't cheat.
Take Care!
pete