POST (in uppercase) refers to the power-on self-test; the message might indicate a failure with some of the computer's hardware.
you have to click award games and you have to play games and win awards then everytime you win an award you get some points and once you have 100 points, you can post comments below the games
Failure Definition Scoring Criteria is the process used for evaluating events being performed as part of a system checkout. Some of the failures are: no-test (incidents that occur outside of reliability testing), operational mission failure (an event that reduces to utility of the system in performing its mission), essential function failure (event that results in significant degradation of a system)
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The answer is 1.Here is the theorem:There is a unique circle passing through points P1 , P2 , P3 if and only if these three points are non-collinear.The proof is not too hard, but involves some linear algebra. I will post a link to it.
Yes. ALL, so-called, "moving" tickets accrue some number of points. They usually expire in3(+/-) years - if there was a collision as a result of the violation it may have more points (depends on the state).
some are made in the body (essential) and some are not (nonessential)
Look for some gold or black eggs that your friends post then hatch them. If you're lucky you'll get fuel refills.
Yes, you will get a free 1000 Nintendo dsi points when you buy your new dsi. There is some dsiware for free (0 points), some dsiware for 200 points, some dsiware for 500 points and some dsiware for 800 or more points.
some points on earthday
That is called POST or Power-On Self-Test. This process tests and initializes the essential devices. It may also display a splash screen, provide information, and give you the chance to change some of the settings.
non-essential, inessential, unessential