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You see: "conducts electricity but not heat" You think: "CPU overclocking!"

I know what bothers you. You have to install the 32-bit (x86) version of the VS2015 redist.

Criticism accepted... lol

Obviously you meant std::vector<booster_base *>, or better yet: std::vector<std::unique_ptr<booster_base>>... phew. There's no performance improvement from the strategy pattern. It's used for better maintenance.

I frown at this: return (this->*engthrt[model-1])(time); If you at least used the STL vector's at(), you'd at least eliminate one suspect.

Undefined Behavior. Somewhere you're overwriting a memory address which you shouldn't.

I do the same in my code and it works perfectly, therefore in your case I'd blame Undefined Behavior.

Yes, because it would have to fly over non-US territory, dumping the boosters.

Thanks for sparing my fingers and keyboard. I owe you a beer. Do you have time in mid-end of January? This time it's got to work ;) Then for the love of God, don't mention it in every post. Look, everybody's got something. If not a victimizing disorder, then some coffee/amphetamine-boosted...

I think, that if not some working code, then at least an UML diagram, would work better than a speech.

Jim, I don't care what your psychiatrist said about you, but I do have to tell you that I develop Orbiter addons (and other hobby projects) exactly for the reason of NOT having somebody to coordinate my work and playing a manager. There's this misunderstanding about programmers, that they need...

It appears so. See? You already got 3 upvotes :) One is mine, second is yours, and the third is of somebody else :lol:

I remember that I complained about it when Orbiter 2016 was in development, but didn't make an official request. Maybe you'd do it and I'd upvote it?

I have the same opinion for the same reason. I wish the feature was reintroduced.

Check these Wiki articles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_Germany https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_the_United_Kingdom In Germany over 12% of consumed energy* consists of renewables and in UK over 20% of produced electricity* consists of renwables. I can't say...

And that's the whole point - to provide a buffer for renewable electricity, that comes in peaks, that nobody uses, therefore it gets wasted. With a buffer like this you will transfer the peak to the trough of relative input/output of power.

Or maybe he just meant that the system uses heat from the landfill, that would otherwise be wasted. But the energy still doesn't come from nowhere. It was put in the trash first. But alright...

Well, it might finally start to make sense to build renewable energy sources, because you'll not waste the energy on peak, and you'll meed demand on trough. However I'm not a PhD, but this phrase raises my doubts: "the amount of electrical energy you get out, can in some cases end up being more...

Thanks for the recommendations. Archer is crazy-funny, but my wife won't be able to follow all the jokes with her poor English. Hell. I have a problem with some, but I love the series.

Hi I'm looking for something funny to watch. Something like Big Bang Theory: for adults, with clever jokes, after year 2000. Any recommendations?