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Hmm...we're finally getting people on the 'No' side. Edit: Also, to anyone who was wondering, I forgot something in the question: assume the wheels and tires of the plane are indestructible.

Ok, I'll forget about this for now. I've found a sitemap generator that is better suited to my site, that never runs for more than 2 seconds and that takes up hardly any memory at all. It's not perfect, but it will do for now. Edit: Now this is becoming a bit annoying. Every time I get a...

I'm pretty good at physics, but I'm not going to answer my own question just yet. Also, there have been 2 people on the news who died from taking a whiz on train-tracks and live wires.

Asking for bots/hacks/cheats for online games that are against the game's ToS is not allowed on these forums.

On December 21, 2012, Santa Claus will get sick and won't be able to deliver our presents on Christmas Eve. Someone else will have to do the job.

And for those people bringing up Mythbusters, don't always rely on that, because they said you couldn't get electrocuted by urinating on an electrified rail.

I agree.

This brings up another interesting point. New sub-question: Does the plane move forward on the conveyor belt, and if it does, does it do so at the speed it normally would?

It doesn't have engines in the wheels, the wheels are free-spinning. And I didn't know this had been on Mythbusters...

It doesn't make a difference unless you are using monitors 30 inches and over.

I have a simple sitemap generator script that does not use a lot of resources and is supposed to be run by cron jobs every hour or two. The problem is, this script takes a very long time to complete, and if it times out, you must click a certain link in the script output so that it may complete...

(This question doesn't require any major physics education or advanced math) A flat conveyor belt is built on top of an airport runway suitable for large aircraft to take off. The length of the conveyor belt is equal to the length of the runway, and it is able to take the weight of a fully...

I'm sorry, but I don't follow your argument. ATI cards are known for superior image quality compared to Nvidia, so if you wanted 'better' graphics, you'd go with ATI. And now that ATI has released the 4870X2, ATI has better performance as well (although it is quite a bit more expensive).

I personally use 2 calculators: The TI-84+ (not silver, I think it's a waste of money) and a Casio scientific calculator that does algebra and calculus. I haven't used the Nspire (although it looked pretty cool). These two calculators together can do anything the Nspire CAS can do, but I have...

I will give that a try, but the weird thing is if I run the script from my browser, it runs just fine and Google Webmaster Central says that it received the sitemap successfully within minutes, but if I run it via cron jobs, I get the set_time_limit error and Google Webmaster Central doesn't get...

Also, I thought I'd add something. If you don't trust free AV's and want a nice suite without having to pay, you can go to the ZoneAlarm (and last I checked, Norton as well) and download beta versions of upcoming suites which you can use for 60 days, uninstall and then replace with a newer beta...

136 years until we finish this thread

Are you sure this works? If you are connecting both monitors to the same port using a splitter, Windows probably won't detect both monitors, making this impossible. Also, in response to Nathan H, I didn't know you could have multiple display adapters active at once unless you have 2 ATI cards...

To those saying that Norton is horrible, Norton 360 actually isn't bad for a suite, as they redesigned the scanning and real-time engine and it is much lighter on system resources than previous versions. Also, I think the best stand-alone antivirus would have to be Kapersky, with the best suite...

I've actually never had problems with a Dell (hardware problems anyway). They do use good parts, and I reformat the hard drive when I get it to remove their crap anyway and install AVG and Windows Defender. I've only had a problem with a Gateway, which apparently used such a cheap PSU that...