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...connect. This works fine as ON keep track of changes for me. However, I have several questions: 1. What happens is the thumbdrive fails? I know that I have copies of the ... 2. What folder stucture would you use for the documents from several disconnected computers you insert into ON? I understand that you can keep any documents ...

...to connect. This works fine as ON keep track of changes for me. However, I have several questions: 1. What happens is the thumbdrive fails? I know that I have copies of the ... sync properly? 2. What folder stucture would you use for the documents from several disconnected computers you insert into ON? I understand that you can keep any documents attached ...

... able to connect. This works fine as ON keep track of changes for me. However, I have several questions: 1. What happens is the thumbdrive fails? I know that I have copies of the notebooks ...? Will ON sync properly? 2. What folder stucture would you use for the documents from several disconnected computers you insert into ON? I understand that you can keep any documents attached from ...

Stellar Splitting and pairing NEW Black holes found inside several Nebula The peculiar NEW God (Higgs) particle and the resulting NEW Black hole. Based on particle decay research, there is strong evidence that elementary particles are NOT pointlike as mainstream physics assumes. In contrast, elementary particles seem to have a complex curved shape able to change form and make compound ...

..., as I said in my original post), a little larger time step is not producing any error. If I change to 10^6 years, a slight increase in the initial time step produces this "forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV" error. As I increase the initial time step (for 10^6 years case), this error appears more sooner in the execution. But when I reduce the step sufficiently small, SIGSEGV error ...

..., as I said in my original post), a little larger time step is not producing any error. If I change to 10^6 years, a slight increase in the initial time step produces this "forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV" error. As I increase the initial time step (for 10^6 years case), this error appears more sooner in the execution. But when I reduce the step sufficiently small, SIGSEGV error disappears ...

... calculated seems to have large errors. This does not show immediately because it takes sometime for the error to accumulate but after sometime, the code derails and spits out " forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV" error. I experimented with smaller time steps and it works fine now. ... In line w/ Glenn's comment if you don't know (rather than know and just didn't...

... calculated seems to have large errors. This does not show immediately because it takes sometime for the error to accumulate but after sometime, the code derails and spits out " forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV" error. I experimented with smaller time steps and it works fine now. I would say that a program should check for such large errors before using the data in a way that ...

... parameters calculated seems to have large errors. This does not show immediately because it takes sometime for the error to accumulate but after sometime, the code derails and spits out " forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV" error. I experimented with smaller time steps and it works fine now. ... In line w/ Glenn's comment if you don't know (rather than know and just didn't say) ...