Costco's version is pretty dang good!

Unfortunately, tantalum costs about as much as silver.

Cargo, passengers?

Versus combat operations.

I used the first edition of Marsden & Tromba at UCLA in 1976. The computer-generated plots were mind-blowing back then. The cover had a bluish image of clouds streaming over the Sierra Nevadas as viewed (I think) from US 395.

Awesome! I am enjoying that book.Currently wrapping up Chp1 and I'm finding the problems deep and tough

Do you remember any other good math books from UCLA

I just subscribed. The temperature legend on the map is in deg C even though I have selected deg F units.

Hi, thanks for pointing this out. We will take a look at this as soon as possible.

Thanks

As a Protestant you have not, of course, convinced me that "cat" is in the Bible, but that is a great comeback!

I think the award for the most theologically significant word not in the KJV (or any other English translation, for that matter) is "trinity".

I much prefer your "turdnological" to "enshittification"! It doesn't take itself so seriously.

I wish that everyone I interact with could say that I spoil them with respect and patience!

"Nothing is too wonderful to be true"

-- Michael Faraday (incribed over the entrance to the UCLA physics building)

Totally fascinating. Thank you.