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<0> I went through them all
<0> webelo = we'll be loyal
<1> Non web delated question
<1> related*
<0> Good, there is a non web related discussion going on now
<1> Can someone brush me up on calculus? In particular, the difference between Permutation and Combinations?
<0> Oh boy...
<0> That was my worst area of math. Probabilities.
<1> Wait
<1> I'll google it first
<1> then get back
<2> yea i am trying to find some that are animated
<1> Don't wanna be a "troll", as the troll's say.
<2> i guess i am looking for a "bounce" affect
<0> One of them involves sequences of trials without replacement, and one involves trials with replacement
<0> I think combinations have replacement
<0> There is a #math here
<0> (By the way, we didn't use combinations and permutations in calculus. They were pre-calc and statistics.)
<1> You're right
<1> It was pre calc
<3> A permutation causes a change and a combination is using functions in conjunction I think
<0> Calculus is all about limits, derivatives, integrals, infinite sums, etc.
<3> series and sequences, et al.
<0> "A Scout is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties. He respects the beliefs of others. [Except gays.]"
<3> Given an ordered set of elements, a permutation is a reordering of that set where each element appears exactly once. For example, "egam" is a permutation of "game", or "2431" is a permutation of "1234".
<3> Sounds like Set theory
<0> I think I know why I never understood this stuff. The teacher went over the whole thing in like two weeks.
<3> In combinatorial mathematics, a combination of members of a set is a subset. A k-combination is a subset of S with k elements. The order of listing the elements is not important in combinations: two lists with the same elements in different orders are considered to be the same combination.
<3> yeah
<3> Its a Set theory thing :)
<0> It's only a theory, so they don't really know anything for sure.
<0> </ID>
<3> :P
<0> "NANA (jj, NANA?) is a comedy manga series by Shotaro Harada about a gynoid who likes doughnuts."
<0> What is Windrose doing to me?
<0> "Nana Suzuki winds up being split into seven copies of herself. Besides the original Nana, there's also a smart Nana, a happy Nana, an angry Nana, a sensitive Nana, a sad Nana, and a slow Nana."
<2> hey guys can someybody please help me firgure out how I can set the height on my vertical list? My site is @ http://www.thethinkinghat.com/test
<2> heh is it impossiable?
<0> In the year 20X6 everything will be free.
<2> i havn't been able to figure it out
<0> I'm still trying to figure out what it is that the real issues face
<2> lol
<2> i am chaning that
<2> changing
<0> Instead of putting the borders on the ems, put them all on the a and set its height
<0> You'll have to specify an absolute height (em, px, or whatever) if you want them all the same height
<0> I'd recommend em
<0> I just realized that em is both an element and a unit. Never made the connection before (although there is no connection other than the name)
<0> Also, instead of giving the #footer an absolute position, I would give it a clear: both
<2> ok
<0> Since otherwise it looks weird when the window is smaller than the contents
<2> true
<3> I'd not use <em> for each letter like that
<0> span would be a bit better. Unfortunately, there's no *good* way to do that just yet
<3> Doesn't CSS3 add a vertical text thing?
<0> It might, but it isn't even CR yet so browsers shouldn't support it
<2> hmmm
<2> can't seem to get it working
<0> Wait.. the band in NANA is called TRAPNEST? So are the girls really guys?
<2> what element should i set the height?
<2> vertical li a?
<0> Yeah
<0> And that should also have all of the borders
<0> Otherwise you wouldn't notice a difference
<0> 17em looks like it might work
<0> It would depend on the line-height
<0> So you might want to set the line-height explicitly on the ul
<0> or li or whatever
<0> Because different browsers have different defaults
<3> Nanobot, The implementation for vertical text is mentioned in older CRs (2003) and the feature itself is mentioned in the WD http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/, but not what properties cause it. There's a note: Sections relating to text layout (vertical text, grids, 'text-combine') will be moved to a separate Text Layout module. These features may change greatly from the last revision, but they have not been dropped. The vertical text feat
<3> ure, for example, will likely be based on the methods described in Unicode Technical Note #22.
<3> I just noticed they stripped out the text-shadow property too
<4> Hey
<3> hey majd :)
<0> If the exact definition for vertical text hasn't made it to CR, then browsers shouldn't implement it yet
<4> how's it goin?
<3> Nanobot, I know
<2> ok
<2> can you look at my css
<2> because i think i am doing it all right but nothing is changing
<5> hi
<3> majd, pretty well, watching a family guy marathon
<3> you?
<0> putnum: You're doing it right. You just need a bigger height
<4> hah nice, i just got done watching a Monk marathon
<0> putnum: Give it line-height: 1.2; height: 17em;
<0> putnum: What browser are you using?
<2> ff
<5> I have this page (to organize some translation): http://stuff.povaddict.com.ar/trans/
<0> Okay, same here
<2> ok
<3> majd, I watched a bunch of those too, they were showing old ones with the other ***istant too which was nice.
<5> which I didn't do, but I'm hosting it and maintaining it now
<2> give vertical li line-height: 1.2; height: 17em;?
<4> Zeros, yeah, i like the new one better though
<4> much better looking
<0> putnum: #vertical li a
<3> hah
<2> ok
<5> I'm not sure if I should make a table per month, ie. with two cells, one for the header and one for the other table with the days
<2> ok
<2> cool
<2> better?
<5> but that would end up on extreme levels of table nesting which is ugly
<2> just need to trim it up a tad
<0> putnum: Just in case, you should also remove the background on #vertical li a em
<2> ok
<2> hmmm
<0> putnum: Also, that height should depend on the longest link you have there. If you add a longer link, you'll need to adjust the height accordingly
<2> does it actually look good thoug?
<2> i don't think it does
<2> :(
<0> Looks good here. What's wrong?
<2> well its lined up
<2> but it looks big
<2> maybe i can change the size of the font
<3> PovAddict, seems like a valid use of a table, but only if you had all the months going across which is rather long (all 12)
<4> Zeros, what do you think? http://71.65.19.97:8888/cap1_sf/web/frontend_dev.php/
<0> The box is bigger than the text?
<2> and center the text
<4> i made it in two days :-D (only the first three links in the menu are fully functional, the rest are just prototypes
<0> You won't easily be able to center the text
<2> yea which i understand it will because we set it that way
<4> this wasw the first site i do with symfony
<2> ah
<4> it's awsome
<4> i love it
<5> Zeros: months are on two rows
<5> http://stuff.povaddict.com.ar/trans/
<4> Anyone use flock?
<4> it's awsome
<0> By "looks good" I meant it looks like what you said you wanted
<2> yes it does
<2> thx
<2> alot
<2> just need to play around some more
<2> and see if i can make it look better!!
<0> majd: I've tried it out. It's neat, but I wouldn't really use the extra features
<3> PovAddict, hrm, the months are tables, but I'm not sure the entire grid counts unless you had a single row of month headers
<4> Nanobot, well i only used the CRUD generator for a quick job
<5> Zeros: there are tables for the days (one day per cell) but the month names are on a single row on the outer table
<3> majd, the many on the footer needs some CSS love (its vertical and the bullets show), and the floating menu thing in the upper right corner is weird, overlaps things
<3> s/many/menu/
<3> PovAddict, those should be headers and not another table in the cells
<4> oh Zeros yeah i accidentaly deleted my css file and rewrote it..
<3> PovAddict, honestly I'd float some divs, with a header. <div id="month-january"><h2>January</h2><table>...
<5> Zeros: the PHP code is kind of ugly, there is a loop for years, a loop for month rows (counts from 0 to 1 lol), a loop from 1 to 6 for months within the row, a loop for weeks, a loop for days within week
<5> :|
<3> oh, you'd need month-january-2007 or whatever
<0> It's strange... for the last 16 hours I've been feeling fine, but suddenly my muscles are unable to support my body weight with as much ease, my reflexes are slowing, and internal motivators are running at reduced performance. What's happening?
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