Why would he hate the word "onthesameside-gender"?
I think the shutting down after such "incidents" is the final expression in this piece of art.
"A connected world is great, as long as that connection includes approved messages only."
So about 3150 pints of blood (10.5 being average for an adult).
Sounds doable XD
Edit: New ethical dilemma just dropped - kill 300 to forge the sword, or deny 3150 people blood in an emergency to forge the sword...
13/4 was my original guess, when I checked I realised I'd forgotten to multiply by 2.
I used the same method as clara (and my solution would have matched _)
(Spent a lot of time convincing myself they met in the center)
I have a rare medical condition that makes my coughs sound like "scihub" and "libgen" around undergrads.
I would like to investigate it further to seek a cure, but sadly the medical journals I'd need access to are paywalled. Oh well.
I mean, here is a thought, if an AI tool uses creative commons data, then it's derivatives fall under creative commons. I.e. stop charging for AI tools and people will stop complaining.
I'm arguing from the standpoint that we establish the idea of counting using the naturals - it's countable if it maps to the naturals, thus the link. Apologies for the lack of clarity.
On the contrary - to be countabley infinite is generally assumed to mean there exists a 1-1 correspondence with N. Though, I freely admit that another set could be used if you assumed it more primitive.
To be honest, if a company produced cards as solid and stable as the 1080Ti I'd buy one as a spare today.
I live in fear of mine dying of old age; when it does nothing seems to compare on the market at the moment in terms of vram, size, and power usage.
I teach - I have to debate my basic human rights every day (sleep and time spent not working are apparently not rights I hold according to our more entitled students/managers).
N is the set of "counting numbers".
When you count upwards you start from 1, and go up. However, when you count down you usually end on 0. Surely this means 0 satisfies the definition.
The natural numbers are derived, according to Brouwer, from our intuition of time of time by the way. From this notion, 0 is no strange idea since it marks the moment our intuition first begins _
I suppose it's similar to the discussion older and more successful men have about avoiding "gold diggers", "bear traps", and "black widows". Not all women are after a man's money, but those that are will actively seek out such men, so you'll never be safe. One wrong move and you're suddenly working overtime the rest of your life to pay child support for a child conceived without your consent. Whereas, a bear would only run into us by chance, and would be more likely to leave us alone if we dropped our food and calmly walked away.
Edited note for clarity and posterity: Stereotypes are always hilariously offensive - I think some people just learned that.
I see the "bear shitting in the woods" index just went up again.
It wasn't over 9000, looks like the user has to start over again.
This comic made me realise that my Gameboy Advance SP is now older than my students... Where can I report this comic for making personal attacks?
The original 98 was rough around the edges (BSODs galore) but SE was a bit more stable.
XP was so stable you could generally run things without too many issues barring running out of memory (late era)
Can reliably code in - Python, Lua, R (if it counts)
Can badly code in - C++, Prolog, Visual Basic
Can read the syntax of - Java, JavaScript, GDscript, Basic, SQL
Will never touch - PERL
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For when you need something to test video playback on your old windows 95/98/XP friend (files and instructions in description).
Not all art shows something beautiful - this really does feel like the internet of today without a lot of browser tweaking.
We've received word that we're migrating from the older version of Blackboard to the new, "student approved", Blackboard Ultra.
We'll be migrating our courses by hand over the summer; how bad is this going to be?
The original fansite for the EO series - it's a bit borked these days but you can still browse it.
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A few years ago I stumbled onto this, and it provided a nice afternoon feature film. Figured the folks here would enjoy it!
Truly a test of patience - this is an excellent modpack that unifies 3 classics together into the way I dreamed of playing them as a kid.
Found it by accident a week ago, and it's been my short nightly unwind (trying to do a solo run because I always wanted to).
A curated list of awesome open source emulators. Contribute to alnacle/awesome-emulators development by creating an account on GitHub.
Thought I'd share this list as it contains many emus I've not heard of before and I'd love to hear people's reviews on any folks have tried.
So, in the past, I used to make a bit of money fixing up comps for folks.
With slightly trickier cases, I used to boot up puppy Linux to check the more essential hardwares (and if it booted, back up essential files for the customer). My students are now asking how to manage similar things.
Alas, puppy is no good for a modern system, as it really does not like UEFI boot. I was wondering if anyone can recommend an alternative.
I'm looking for a very lightweight gui os I that can run some hardware diagnostic tools, runs on a wide range of hardware, that is easy enough to set up on a pen for novice users.
So, kgen98 was one of the first genesis emulators, and it runs on dos.
I use it in one of my ICT classes (paired with a sonic 1 rom) on a floppy disk to demonstrate just how heavily compressed and optimised older games were.
It's an oddball that is definitely worth trying out.
A quick and easy to use drag and drop retro game creator for your favourite handheld video game system.
A handy tool for developing vn style games for the Gameboy and Gameboy colour.
Great for people starting a game dev journey.
Mednafen is worth a go if you're looking for a lightweight set of emulators to run your dumped carts.
Thought I'd post this up here since I've not seen it mentioned. For those who want to explore the world of discworld, this is a great MUD.
Very friendly community when I hop on every few months, and with a lot of rich detail from the books.