ddt (rho U) + div (rho U U) – laplacian (mu U) = – grad (p)
Thanks to several eagle-eyed users[2] and bloggers[3] expressed concerns about Google Chrome’s terms of service which used to claim google had the right of content users submit through Chrome. Google Chrome team updated its terms of service about the right Continue reading Google Chrome’s Terms of Service Updated
Chrome, the new released beta-version Internet browser developed by Google, has been published yesterday. Everyone can download it from http://www.google.com/chrome/. It’s an open source software, so everyone could add any useful plugins to extend its functions under its license. I Continue reading Google Chrome Alive
The performance at open ceremony of the 29th Olympic Games has been going on, but would end quickly. Generally, this is a better performance than I expected. It showes ancient China, modern China, Chinese culture, ancient Chinese science and technologies. Continue reading A Better Open Ceremony Performance Than Expected
Tencent has announced its Linux version of QQ, one of the most messengers popularly used in China. Although it is a preview version, it is a milestone for messengers in Linux, because there was none of messengers developed by corporations Continue reading QQ for Linux Released
A piese of news from ifeng.com, 广州火车站奥运安保实行安检升级(图), said that Guangzhou railway police buy 20 MOLE programmable detection system (摩尔探测器), imported from UK, to provide more guard for Beijing Olympic Games. Each MOLE costs RMB 280,000. Maybe the expensive provides good Continue reading Caution! Pseudo-Science to Anti-Terrorist
OpenCFD has announced a new version of OpenFOAM, version 1.5 on July 14, 2008. The new version has some major changes, such as a lot of new and demonstration applications with examples, a new mesh utility including cell layer insertion, Continue reading OpenFOAM 1.5 Released