I made a post to the moderated Usenet newsgroup sci.astro.research,
"Julian day numbers and leap seconds", and there are so many
responses, I cannot summarize them here.
The question of finding a good time suitable for distributed
computing as well as in astronomy and sciences, plus syncing
Hans,
Hans Aberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/09/2007 07:51:16 AM:
> I made a post to the moderated Usenet newsgroup sci.astro.research,
> "Julian day numbers and leap seconds", and there are so many
> responses, I cannot summarize them here.
>
> The question of finding a good time suitable
I've been holding back on this one, but can't any longer.
Back around the time of the Y2K hoorah, we tried to solve this same set
of problems, and failed. The archive of that discussion is on the
website. And there's a good reason for that failure, and this discussion
is going down that same trap t
Dear,
I'd like use WEFT QDA (http://www.pressure.to/qda/) on my Ubuntu Linux
7.04 but is necessary install WxRuby 0.6 (http://rubyforge.
org/frs/download.php/1983/wxruby-0.6-src.tar.gz).
In this link (http://analyses.ishs.ulg.ac.be/logiciels/weft-qda.
installation.debian.en.html) I have discovere
On 09 May 2007 16:19, ivano_scotti wrote:
> Dear,
>
I'd like use WEFT QDA (http://www.pressure.to/qda/) on my Ubuntu Linux
> 7.04 but is necessary install WxRuby 0.6 (http://rubyforge.
> org/frs/download.php/1983/wxruby-0.6-src.tar.gz).
> In this link (http://analyses.ishs.ulg.ac.be/logiciels/wef
