4.11 overheat and engine damage test results - Page 19

WhistlinggDeath · #**181** 01-31-2012, 02:47 AM

Save the Xfire excuses for your Mama's breast. If you can tell others how CEM in 4.11 should be used, installing Xfire should be a cake walk.

Ntrk coming tomorrow evening. I suggest you show up and fight with honor.

BadAim · #**182** 01-31-2012, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by WhistlinggDeath

Save the Xfire excuses for your Mama's breast. If you can tell others how CEM in 4.11 should be used, installing Xfire should be a cake walk.

Ntrk coming tomorrow evening. I suggest you show up and fight with honor.

I guess you've found your ultimate excuse. I reiterate that I don't care what you or your followers think of me. I am quite willing to face you in whatever you call a fair fight. Retarded software aside. I maintain that the outcome of the fight is entirely irrelevant to the argument at hand. I'm not sure what you intend to prove, besides penis length.

WhistlinggDeath · #**183** 01-31-2012, 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Redroach

As far as I remember, Oleg and team indeed had ex-WWII pilots for flight testing their stuff. But that's just off the back of my head, so I hope that scheme (and the marine thingy

) doesn't fail like your "university-educated engineer" one did

.

Still looking forward to that interview with hallowed Capt. Whatshisface!

You remember ? Sorry, say that again?

Provide a definitive link backing up your facts please. No remembering, ... just the facts.

As to engineering, what is it with the personal attacks in this forum ? You disagree with someone, simply state your idea or data and let it ride. This must be about the tenth personal attack I have taken in this thread. And for what, bc I dont agree that 4.11 is the best thing since sliced bread.

Since you are obviously an engineering whiz, I am more than happy to entertain you. Here is a simple one which any engineer learns at the end of year one in multi-variable calculus;

The partial derivative for some function f(x,y) that is shaped like an inverted bowl at the apex of the bowl is:

(go ahead, you answer, ... we will wait for your wisdom....

Luno13 · #**184** 01-31-2012, 03:04 AM

This is too funny

WhistlinggDeath · #**185** 01-31-2012, 03:06 AM

Here is another great one Red, and one which truly any engineer must know in year two:

The simple equation F=ma is a difference equation of what type ? Its order is what ? Its simple solution is ? Do you use integration by parts here or another method ? If so, what method ?

BadAim · #**186** 01-31-2012, 03:12 AM

Well, I've been unable to get on the indicated server through xfire, so I'm sure that that proves whatever you wish to prove. I doubt that there will be any other chances, so I bow before your greatness Oh great Whistling Death, and I acknowledge your superiority in that which means nothing.

WhistlinggDeath · #**187** 01-31-2012, 03:16 AM

TY, now kindly just debate the argument with data as Papa is doing. If you have good data, I will look at it closely, despite the past personal attacks.

swiss · #**188** 01-31-2012, 03:19 AM

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Originally Posted by WhistlinggDeath

Here is another great one Red, and one which truly any engineer must know in year two:

The simple equation F=ma is a difference equation of what type ? Its order is what ? Its simple solution is ? Do you use integration by parts here or another method ? If so, what method ?

In YEAR 2?!
This ist stuff we learn in high school, in 11th class, that means your still 2-3 years away from any university stuff.

AndyJWest · #**189** 01-31-2012, 03:22 AM

Yes, let's agree once and for all that WhistlingDeath is the perpetual all-time eternal supreme champion of vacuous egotism, and we must all grovel in his presence - and then ignore him entirely, as a waste of time, space, effort, and bandwidth...

(And before you respond WD, I'm quite sure you could beat me in an online dogfight. Hell, if they cloned six of me you'd probably beat the lot. So what? I've not wasted the best part of a decade establishing bragging-rights over something that 99.9% of humanity hasn't heard of...)

WhistlinggDeath · #**190** 01-31-2012, 03:22 AM

Trying to think of some great classics that all disciplines of engineering must use. Here is another great one that we (electrical engineers) have in common with mechanical, chemical, systems, etc...,

The heat equation is what type of equation? Its 3D solution is ? It is linear or non-linear when used to solve an anisotropic material ?