Y’all acting like the South can afford to print shit.

Unless it’s before 12am… which it is, also always.

Here here. vim with syntax highlighting on an 80x20 tty with monospace font… I don’t know If I’m more productive than the next guy, and I don’t care. This is my happy place.

It… sees you

The Trebuchet…

non-attacking movement is limited to one square,

it cannot attack for one turn after moving or attacking,

it can attack any piece that is exactly 5 squares away,

it returns to the square it attacks from

Blaine County, Nebraska is the whitest county in America, in case anybody was wondering.

That might have actually been DMT…

Hey, I’m not your buster, guy.

1. Make a list
2. Cross off items

Oh yeah, that’s the stuff.

It’s just a tool. Increased utility can always be misused, but that is a poor reason to delay advancement. Yes, we should be aware of potential abuses of better technology. But we should use this awareness as a tailwind to propel us to the greatest number of beneficial discoveries that we can.

Oh honey… we don’t need artificial neurons for that.

I would like to present the lug nut rule: The vehicle with the most lug nuts wins.

I wish it were today.

Here is proof that the world is cruel and unjust, that such pain could befall one who properly uses the subjunctive.

I always liked this chart for Morse code:

Hey, if we play this right, we can get a constant named after us!

But where will I keep my assorted lengths of wire, tiny drill bits, and interesting mineral formations?

He may be flouting the Logan Act here.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logan_Act

@FWPD_unreal

Most aspects of our daily lives rely on Taylor series, polynomial expansion, and approximation theory in general. Everything built or planned using computer modeling software, down to the trig functions on your calculator… they all use polynomial approximations to allow a discrete mathematical machine to get us to within a certain error percentage of a continuous function in a timely manner.

like 18 digits

The simile stands.