Month: October 2016

Liza with Masha on Halloween

Happy Halloween! 😉 We came for a visit, and we were greeted by Jack Sparrow, Ostap Bender, Wolf-Goats, and other fabulous Halloween-goers) P.S. Nadya was a witch, we left the broom at home 🙂

An article about the new features in the storefront part of hybris 6.2, aimed at developers. Templates, styles, JavaScripts. Probably only useful for hybris developers. If you happen to be one of them – welcome. Few images, few words, lots of code.

https://hybrismart.com/2016/10/27/hybris-6-2-frontend-updates/

Masha is preparing a science project for school. They conducted an experiment with balls, measuring how far they will travel reactively depending on the configuration. These cardboard pieces are sold everywhere because school projects involving them are constantly being made.

Here, this is for me!

Interesting facts about the venerable stealth F-117. It turns out that it has such a faceted shape because, at the time of its invention, they couldn’t calculate an effective scattering surface for more complicated shapes. Due to this, it has no aerodynamics to speak of—so much so that it’s completely unmanageable manually. Essentially, it’s a rocket with wings, controlled by a computer, since its flight must be constantly adjusted. It’s covered with “iron ball paint” — microspheres of carbonyl iron or ferrite. The coating is capable of absorbing radio waves in a certain range of radar frequencies. When exposed to radio waves, the ferrite molecules within the coating come into oscillatory motion under the influence of an alternating magnetic field, transforming the energy from high-frequency radiation into heat. This heat is transferred to the aircraft’s structure and dissipates. That’s why it’s invisible on radars. Moreover, this is so crucial that after each flight the aircraft was inspected for any scratches or chips. The cost of flying the aircraft is $135,000 per hour, and the aircraft itself costs two and a half billion dollars. The tail is covered with small pyramids that repeatedly reflect the radar signal to either fade it out more quickly or deflect it sideways.

It’s called, I accidentally went into Google 🙂

Halloween is coming, meet the new column about how America prepares for the holiday. Judging by the preparations, it’s almost an equivalent to our New Year in terms of splendor and attention to detail. Welcome, very interesting)

http://www.eg.ru/daily/family/57673/

Today’s article is about new types and beans in hybris 6.2. Those who do not know what these last three words mean, will hardly understand the article. For those who know – the article might help assess the migration to a new version or find interesting topics for further detailed study. There will be separate posts on some of these topics.

https://hybrismart.com/2016/10/26/hybris-6-2-new-modified-

To those knowledgeable in English grammar – why is the active voice used in the expression people don’t change, while my address was changed employs the passive voice? I am particularly interested in how many verbs can be used in the same way as change in people don’t change? It sounds odd to me, although it is absolutely correct.

UPDATE: Figured it out. Turns out, according to the dictionary, “to change” also means to become different, not just to make different as I previously thought