On 30/05/2014 15:42, Fredxxx wrote: ...
He also didn't actually say *one* millisecond. He said 'millisecond blackouts', which implies that the duration can be measured in milliseconds rather than in any longer interval, although, of course, that is still far shorter than any human is likely to detect.
Colin Bignell
Which surely can only read as more than one blackout of a millisecond in duration?
We are getting all technical now,is not google a wonderful thing after the event
exactly,that is the problem.
I probably won't do much about it but it was nice to know that there are still some competent people on here not buried among the "experts" too deeply.
The fact that you are using google says a lot, and is difficult to read without linewraping
I read it as a blackout measured in milliseconds from the start, perhaps because the concept of anybody noticing a one millisecond blackout was so ridiculous.
Colin Bignell
Not true - or at least not round here. Earlier this year they were around cutting back the trees
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