Sklivvz

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Some code of mine, mostly old :-)

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1d	revised	Rotating pipe with bug edited title
May 12	answered	Why Won't a Tight Cable Ever Be Fully Straight?
May 8	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Why are bicycle pedal threads' handedness left on the left and right on the right?
May 8	revised	Under what conditions are the renormalization group equations “reversible”? added 1 characters in body
May 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Definition of electric charge and proper explanation
Apr 28	awarded	Popular Question
Apr 17	comment	Which was first, energy or matter in the creation of our universe? @Manishearth certainly, but the question is not on the difference of the two :-)
Apr 17	comment	Which was first, energy or matter in the creation of our universe? This is a purely philosophical question.
Apr 7	comment	Navier-Stokes system Can you restrict this to a single answerable question?
Apr 5	comment	Under what practical conditions would Earth's atmosphere be a dilatant? Moving this to the appropriate site, Physics
Apr 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on What does it mean to say “Gravity is the weakest of the forces”?
Apr 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on What defines the maximum charge a capacitor can store?
Feb 7	comment	Is a hard drive heavier when it is full? @DavidZaslavsky Sorry if I was not clear - I wasn't disagreeing with your conclusion :-)
Feb 7	comment	Is a hard drive heavier when it is full? @DavidZaslavsky of course this is on the assumption that drives work by aligning zeros and ones correspondingly. Not so. Also, if the data is compressed or encrypted, it will have maximal entropy and thus contributions from orientations should/could cancel out.
Feb 2	asked	What are the “loopholes” in past Bell's theorem experiments?
Jan 21	reviewed	Reviewed Wave functions for three identical fermions
Jan 21	revised	Wave functions for three identical fermions added 163 characters in body
Jan 21	reviewed	Reject suggested edit on Does the amount of gravitational potential energy in the universe increase as it expands?
Jan 20	reviewed	Reviewed Is enthalpy defined under non-isobaric conditions?
Jan 20	revised	Is enthalpy defined under non-isobaric conditions? edited title