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TRIP is a general computer algebra system dedicated to celestial mechanics.
TRIP includes a numerical kernel. It is distributed as binaries
for Windows, Linux, and MacOS; no source.

http://www.imcce.fr/Equipes/ASD/trip/trip.php TRIP

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Last modified: November 2007
Version: 3.2
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Subject: 1. Introduction, Intent, and Disclaimer

This is a mini-FAQ for finding Internet sites, Usenet newsgroups, and
chat rooms associated with pinball machines, arcade video games, juke
boxes, slot machines, soda (Coke) machines, as well as most any type of
coin-operated equipment, and items appropriate for a home gameroom
environment.

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Satellitenempfang in Europa - FAQ

Version 21.6.2008

Inhaltsverzeichnis

* Vorwort <#Vor1>
* 1.1 Allgemein <#1.1>
* 1.2 Satelliten <#1.2>
* 1.3 Empfangsschüssel <#1.3>
* 1.4 Low Noise Block (LNB) <#1.4>
* 1.4.1 LNB Arten <#1.4.1>
* 1.4.2 LNB Ansteuerung...

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Version: 3.03

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Mensa FAQ
de.org.mensa
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----- Frequently Questioned Answers about Mensa and de.org.mensa -----

Die FAQ werden von Sabine Bremer gewartet
(Nachfolge von Andreas 'Alvin' Neus bis '96 und Oliver Hertel bis '05)
und periodisch in de.org.mensa gepostet. Vorschlaege, Ergaenzungen
etc. bitte zunaechst zur Diskussion in die Gruppe posten, und erst danach
(mit eventuell neu gewonnenen Erkenntnissen) e-Mail an den FAQ-Editor.

Fuer die Richtigkeit der enthaltenen Informationen wird keinerlei
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gaengigen UseNet-Kanaele bedarf der Zustimmung des Editors.

Danke.

Archive-name: AudioFAQ/part12
Last-modified: 2007/07/12
Version: 2.17

19.0 The Press

19.1 Which magazine should I read?
Which ever one you like. None are absolutely objective.
Here's a list of some common ones:

audioXpress ($30/yr 12 issues) (Do-it-yourself)
Note: This is the successor of Audio Amateur,
Glass Audio, and Speaker Builder Magazines
Audio Amateur Publications
Box 576
Peterborough...

Archive-name: AudioFAQ/part11
Last-modified: 2007/07/12
Version: 2.17

18.0 Network Protocol

18.1 What are the audio newsgroups? Which group should I post to?
It is important to post to the right group. There are a few
reasons for that. First, you want to be read by people who
are knowledgable and/or interested in your topic. Second,
you want to avoid the ire of people who don't have your
perspective or won't tolerate your ignorance. The audio
newsgroups are frequented by a wide group of people, including
some outspoken experts who know their stuff and some serious
purists who won't consider lower levels as acceptable.

That said, here's the list of newsgroups and an explanation
of their content:

rec.audio: The original newsgroup, which is being phased out.
rec.audio.car: This newsgroup supports discussion on different
brands and models of car stereo, and also is an open
forum for talk...

Archive-name: AudioFAQ/part10
Last-modified: 2007/07/12
Version: 2.17

17.0 Mail Order
Mail order is appealing. The general hope is that by using mail
order, you avoid pushy sales people, you pay fixed, discounted
prices, and you have written catalog descriptions to...

Archive-name: AudioFAQ/part8
Last-modified: 2007/07/12
Version: 2.17

15.0 Wire
More than any other topic, speaker cables and equipment
interconnects seem to use up rec.audio.* bandwidth echoing
the same theoretical arguments, testimonials, and opinions.
Controversy can be stimulating, educational, and also amusing.
Please try to keep postings aimed at one of those three goals,
and avoid the insults and emotion. Also, try to avoid
echoing a common position or principle, as described below.

15.1 Do speaker cables matter?
To avoid confusion and repetition, here is some terminology,
thanks to Steve Lampen of Belden Wire & Cable Co.

A wire is a single conductor made up of one or more conducting
elements, but all configured (as in a stranded design) to act
as a single conductor. Mostly, this is coated or covered by
plastic, rubber, enamel or similar insulators.

Archive-name: AudioFAQ/part6
Last-modified: 2007/07/12
Version: 2.17

13.0 Listening Rooms and Houses

13.1 How should I place speakers in my room? What size room is best?
You are after two important, distinct goals: flat frequency
response and good three-dimensional image. At your disposal is
the room size, the room shape, speaker height, speaker
placement, listening position, and room treatments. Even though
good speakers are essential to good sound, room effects are also
extremely important. In many cases, the differences in room
effects will be more noticeable than spending twice as much on
speakers!