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James.Rus

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  • Birthday Aug 31, 1996

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  1. Okay thanks, i'll try to find one of my old ones but i think i gave them to friends. If i can't guess i'll just use my current case and hope i don;t mess up to badly.
  2. Hey I've never modded a case before but want to start. The only problem is i don't want to ruin my case if i make a mistake, so does anyone know if there a any cheap cases that a good for practicing modding on? Any help will be appreciated.
  3. I suggest python the syntax is the easiest to lean for a beginner imho.
  4. Made a simple straight line calculator, not very useful by itself but it still works. # Straight line calculatordef both_coordinates(): x1 = int(input(" 1st X co-ordinate ? ")) y1 = int(input(" 1st Y co-ordinate ? ")) x2 = int(input(" 2nd X co-ordinate ? ")) y2 = int(input(" 2nd Y co-ordinate ? ")) m = (y1 - y2 ) / (x1 - x2) c = y1 - m*x1 print(" y = %sx + %s" %(m, c))def one_coordinate_gradient(): x1 = int(input(" 1st X co-ordinate ? ")) y1 = int(input(" 1st Y co-ordinate ? ")) m = int(input(" What is the gradient of the line?")) c = y1 - m*x1 print(" y = %sx + %s" %(m, c))def one_coordinate_yintercept(): x1 = int(input(" 1st X co-ordinate ? ")) y1 = int(input(" 1st Y co-ordinate ? ")) c = int(input(" at what point does the line cross the y axis ?")) m = (c - y1) / x1 print(" y = %sx + %s" %(m, c))while True: num_coords = int(input(" how many co-ordinates do you have")) if num_coords <= 2: if num_coords == 2: both_coordinates() if num_coords == 1: m_c = input("do you have C or M") if m_c == "m": one_coordinate_gradient() if m_c == "c": one_coordinate_yintercept() else: print("you need 2 co-ordinates, gradient or y-intercept to get the formula") True else: print("Error occured try again") True Only 41 lines.
  5. Great story nice to see someone making something good with 3d printers after the printable gun story.
  6. I suppose but it's a step in the right direction and every little helps.
  7. Yea this guy is awesome, it might slow down global warming as-well if it's a viable alternative to airplanes.
  8. Galloway has taken on Elon Musk's Hyperloop concept and has started making prototypes. The finished loop is supposed to transport passengers at 800mph across the country, possible replacing trains and planes. Source: http://news.discovery.com/autos/future-of-transportation/hyperloop-dream-could-become-reality-131031.htm
  9. Thorium 'cause who doesn't like nuclear energy And magnesium, it looks pretty when it burns and what more can you ask of an element.
  10. Sorry i didn't see it i will search for posts next time.
  11. IBM are designing new new ways to stack processor chips with extreme efficiency. The stacks would have water cooling pipes connected on each layer to stop overheating, but the liquid they are using is able to transfer power to the processor as well as cool them. Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24571219
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