Looks like:
0nanh = Zero | Not A Number | Hours
0nanm = Zero | Not A Number | Minutes
0nans = Zero | Not A Number | Seconds
Where “Not A Number” is a bit sequence from an operation signifying an invalid result such as from a division by zero.
Although Bob knew, Eric gets the “prize” for adding details. Congratulations. Don’t expect anything in USPS mail.
Although you sure have made a haul of Firecrown goodies.
This has been an “Extreme Makeover”. Old Trains forum to FIRECROWN. endmrw0411251843
Bob’s comment about the leading zero, prompted the scrutiny on the nanh… . Since all had "nan’, the first thought was not a number which has been a feature of various computers since the 1960’s if not earlier. The CDC 6000 series machines would return a “nan” when dividing by zero but would anly report an error if that “nan” was used in another operation.
Made my second order from my gift cards. Last time I had $46.00 left over because I thought I was shopping in U.S. Dollars. This time I realized the website had converted my shopping to Canadian Dollars so I started shopping while keeping a running tab in my head and when I checked out, there was $.17 left on account.
I just click the little ‘heart’ under the post in question when I think it’s particularly valuable or interesting. There are more complicated ways of expressing ‘emoji’ or emoticon interest, but I came to use the pasted-in code for the cartoon emoticons/emojis both in the Kalmbach/Telligent versions, and in the formatting bar above the post window here in discobot.
How many others here remember the abortive ‘stars’ system that Kalmbach tried a couple of decades ago?
@NorthBrit , I got mine on Saturday. I have accidentally deleted the email. Fortunately I don’t empty my trash bin very often. Bought some reading material and some modeling tools. Thanks FireCrown Media!
Al
Goodies arrived today. Had a lot on my mind, so it was a nice ‘pick me up’! I ordered a tube of Kadee ‘Grease em’ for some HO equipment, and some repro boxes for my O gauge.
Spent my morning assembling boxes and putting trains in them. I really like the window box design, it’s great for storage and for display. I needed to cut some openings in the insert flaps for one of the 6801 boxes, so that I could store my 6477 in it, but otherwise everything fit as expected.