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Everything posted by PaulG.
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Umm, no.
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What a cool photo. You and your son must be very proud of it. Homeschooling ROCKS, BTW. Your kids are blessed.
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Bing is your friend. Bing "Bunny with a pancake on its head"
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I thought this was sarcasm. "Excuuuuuuse Meeeeeee!!! "
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Indeed. This is a bunny with a pancake on its head moments.
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Yes. Homeschoolers are allowed to buy the LabVIEW Student edition. (Good idea, by the way. ) From the Acedemic Superstore website you can get the LVSE for $80 as long as you can provide one of the following: Membership in Home School Association Receipt for Home School Curriculum Letter of intent to home school from a state agency The only reason I knew how to get this info so quickly is that I was looking to get LVSE for myself. Hey, I consider myself a life-long student, but alas I don't meet any requirements to get LVSE.
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All this talk about water. Where there is water around you gotta have electricity. Why not have a kid stand in a puddle of water, hand him some wires, and ... sorry
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I think so. Cursors work the same way. I've written apps where 10 cursors and 5 plots were visible on a graph and all the plots were called by one property node and all the cursors called by another.
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Using multiple (2) event structures in 1 VI
PaulG. replied to PA-Paul's topic in Application Design & Architecture
STACKED SEQUENCE STRUCTURES!? I use a ton of subVI's since my apps are usually broken down well in the documentation. I'll just cut and paste the section of documentation with the associated code. In main VI's I still like the tried-and-true method of putting a link to source documentation in the VI properties>Documentation>Help path. -
I'm glad it's you and not me. I would probably end up hurting someone. My luck it would be the local Mafioso's son.
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This is a fascinating thread. You guys are awesome. Love the fact that many of you live outside the US. Every day here is a learning experience, and not just LV. I didn't know "The Iron Lady" (Thatcher) was a chemist. My brother is a chemical engineer - and he would do about as well as I would in politics. As controversial as Maggie was/is, I for one have always loved her. She and Reagan. A political marriage from heaven. Maggie had more 'nads than 99.9% of the politicians we have now in this country (USA).
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Politics is my favorite spectator sport. AND BOY haven't we had a lot of action going on this year?! The hits just keep on coming. Anyway, my first thought is that engineers are not known for their people skills. I don't mean that in a negative sense at all. I for one would much rather work with other engineers on "stuff" than work with people working on people, sucking up to them for their money and/or their votes. I think most engineers know deep down that they are too good for that type of work.
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"Why Computer Softwares Sucks at Maths on the Internets"
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I like your "pun". One of the more amusing and creative ones I've seen here on LAVA. Certainly beats "I'm a LAVA not a fighter".
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I had the same need a while back and started using FogBugz a few months ago. I thought it was free for one or two users and any more than that you had to pay for it. The 2 user limitation is not an issue with me, either. I like FogBugz. It's uber-easy to set up and use. Also, customers seem to like the idea that even though I'm a lone gunman I still use project management, bug tracking and source control (SVN) software.
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I don't think I've ever played a game online. However, Civilization is going online next year. I might be up for that.
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Speak for yourself. I'm glad my navy has "nads".
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All games? Sheesh. You would think the NMCI would at least allow war games.
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That's nuts.
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Teaching LabVIEW: Start with programmers or non-programmers?
PaulG. replied to DougKU's topic in LAVA Lounge
What is really funny are the real "old timers" who have been programming in C for 30 years who attempt to learn LV. Their expressions are priceless: