@abdullahkahraman Ahh some consulting contract I was negotiating for, was almost confirmed till some accountant guy in the company (American) shot it down saying since I am Indian, I should be doing the contract for $2 per hour instead of the $19 per hour that was already agreed and paid for past work.
@abdullahkahraman Don't even type stuff like that on the Internet. You'll find out that all net traffic gets monitored, and you'll be refused a US visa some day.
I believe an S-switch could give you the output re. capacitor that you are looking for. It would create a input signal as follows: http://static.flickr.com/34/122530930_6e16f1eb5c.jpg.
I'm not convinced that particular cat would have a fast enough response time to answer the question.
@AnindoGhosh, had already. Just wanted to make sure it didn't get lost amongst the other bumped questions, not that there was any problem I can see with the re-tags just made.
@PeterJ I believe retagging a bunch of posts not currently on the front page is generally frowned upon, across the SE network, as it floods out other new or modified questions. However, I see no simple way of telling Collings that.
@EwokNightmares That's a bit broad, but have you had any luck with the couple of questions on the site regarding book suggestions, that have over time garnered fairly comprehensive answers?
@AnindoGhosh, there was a Meta.EE post about re-tagging where Kortuk (I think) recommended no more than 5 a day. It's a bit confusing though, for example on StackOverflow I've seen 20 at a time is OK but they have multiple questions per minute anyway, so it's probably a bit of common sense on the site rather than a fixed rule.
@DavidKessner What? Who are they? I thought Energy is being generated in Hogwartz and so, force is roughly the light from the chambers divided by Dumbledore's wand length :P
@EwokNightmares What you need is a decellerator board for your overachieving coworkers. That way you still look good while having the opportunity to take naps.
@DavidKessner I left out the detail it is his wife's -work- computer and she is a secretary at someone else's office so i guess he is fixing that someone else not his wife's computer
@EwokNightmares It still is the household accounts payable dept, even if indirectly. While it might seem odd on the surface, after being married for a long while I tend to understand and overlook these things.
I believe an S-switch could give you the output re. capacitor that you are looking for. It would create a input signal as follows: http://static.flickr.com/34/122530930_6e16f1eb5c.jpg.
