Hey Internet,So I am setting up a computer desk in my bedroom for study, however my devices can't seem to pick up the house wifi. The router is in the computer room which is under 15 metres away through a couple walls. Is there anyway to make the wireless signal stronger? I have a hunch that the router might be weak, I don't mean slow, I mean I can't even connect unless I am under 2 meters away :/Please Help! need advice, life without internet is so painful
the purpose of % bumps is to discourage using too quick. the shape and length of the bump confirm how slowly a automobile might want to go over it to steer away from serious passenger soreness and ability damage to the suspension of the automobile. Bumps are used in residential elements and on deepest streets, extra infrequently on campuses and in the front of faculties. The aims are to shrink the noise of site visitors and to make stronger site visitors and pedestrian safe practices.
you usually only see speed bumps in parking lots. As another person stated - people ignore speed limit signs. In parking lots, especially of businesses they put them there to reduce any possible liability on themselves, for example; Say I strike a fellow employee out in the parking lot b/c I was driving too fast and that employee popped out between two cars and I didn't see the person. After that person get's done suing your insurance they go after the business b/c they didnt take any measures in order to prevent that kind of accident.
In our subdivision the posted speed limit is 25 mph. You would be hard pressed to find anyone traveling slower than 35 mph, and a lot of people travel over 45 mph. Good thing those sign are posted so everyone knows what the speed limit is.
Hi. Have you noticed that it is FORCE of gravity , and not energy of gravity. Energy (or work) force * distance travelled. So, when you lift some object against gravity it's you who is adding energy (potential energy) to the object. when the object falls, the same potential energy is geting converted to kinetic energy. As gravity is a force, nothing is needed to fuel it. Similar examples will be magnetic force. It's also a force and nothing is needed to fuel it. When you act against this force you are spending energy.
They are there to hurt your car. I had a motor mount go out on my car one time. The mechanic asked me if I went over a lot of speed bumps. I was living in an apartment at the time, having to traverse several speed bumps in the parking lot. I've noticed that other countries (Mexico) have speed dips instead of bumps. That seems like a cheaper way to go, but equally as annoying. Who invented these things is my question?
