Asymptotic Freedom
An interesting graphical representation of when and where eclipses are going to occur.
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Jeff Sponaugle is a nerds nerd. His beliefs are pretty simple. Bigger might not always be better, but it is usually more fun. Most problems are the result of poor engineering, not poor execution. All calulators should be in RPN. Papers read better if they are published in TeX. No, you really can't have too much horsepower, too many watts, or a large enough antenna.
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