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ILL Machina posted:Meme is good, but someone in the osha thread mentioned the spray is a heat shield for the workers in the boats. Meme still works, the environmental impact of plastic waste and the shittiness of American power infrastructure are related but sperate issues from climate change! It's a hosed-by-capitalism variety pack! And with one of them, the odds of consumer level decisions making a difference can be as high as "sometimes, maybe a little" instead of "basically never" like the others!
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"Ah yes, by being able to recognize patterns, we were able to see the small developments across the fossil record across various species and infer the process of evolution. Evolution itself granted us the ability to recognize it. Dunno why the DNA strand is horizontal in the last panel though... awwwww sonuva bitch."
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wait, is texas not satire?
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As I understand it, it's more of a practical joke.
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Hollandia posted:As I understand it, it's more of a practical joke. The term "practical joke" sure does get misused a lot to describe things that are just plain cruel or actually dangerous
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Jul 4, 2021 05:16
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the alamo gender reveal
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Both of these things only exist in America.
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No credit scores are a thing in the UK too, I would be rather surprised if they aren't a thing worldwide to some degree, as it's just a natural extension of how lending works with computerization making tracking a million factors much easier.
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)(() 1 is active, 2 and 4 are paired and cancel out, so 3 is active So it would reduce to )(, a palindrome ()() 1 and 2 are paired and cancel out, 3 and 4 are paired and cancel out, so you're left with nothing, which is not a palindrome
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:)(() What is the name of this schema of pairing and such, I wanna look into it, it's cool Also quote:)(, a palindrome ???? How is that a palindrome
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:)(() I think my brain might be poisoned
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Palindromes are conceptually symmetrical, not necessarily visually symmetrical.
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Jul 4, 2021 08:43
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:)(() You're overthinking it. )(() = ABBA = a palindrome ()() = BABA = not a palindrome
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Or if you want, dbdb is not a palindrome, dbbd is.
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( . )( . ) also not a palindrome
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OwlFancier posted:No credit scores are a thing in the UK too, I would be rather surprised if they aren't a thing worldwide to some degree, as it's just a natural extension of how lending works with computerization making tracking a million factors much easier. Okay, I'll clarify a bit. I don't know about UK specifically, but generally, in Europe, they keep track of any outstanding debts you might have, and you might end up on a list if you have a history of not paying off debts in time. On the other hand, never borrowing money in the first place, not having a credit card, and instead paying your expenses directly with your bank card so you're never in debt, shows you're likely financially responsible, and you automatically have the equivalent of the highest possible credit score. The governments generally consider borrowing money a perverse incentive and, at least here in the Netherlands, require any company that advertises with "buy x for 5 easy monthly payments" to put a clear warning in the ad saying that this will consist of a loan and that borrowing money costs money. Being able to get a mortgage is based on a combination of having a stable income and how much money you got in your bank account. Proving you're bad with money because you get a credit for every little thing you buy instead of just *paying* for it is not part of the equation, like it is in America.
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:)(() 
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OwlFancier posted:No credit scores are a thing in the UK too, I would be rather surprised if they aren't a thing worldwide to some degree, as it's just a natural extension of how lending works with computerization making tracking a million factors much easier. Yeah we have the words "Credit score" or "credit history", but the US model is, to my knowledge, unique in its stupidity.
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Dikkfor posted:()() = BABA = not a palindrome BABA = YOU YOU = not a palindrome Yep, checks out
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  Long educational meme about veneral geology: 
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:nothing, which is not a palindrome Nothing is a palindrome, it's the same forwards and backwards  Also, palindromes typically omit non-letter characters, e.g. "Madam, I'm Adam" is considered a palindrome despite the comma, apostrophe, and spaces. So both "()()" and ")(()" are equivalent to the empty string, so they're both palindromes, despite what horny swearengen says. The exception is palindromic numbers, in which digits are considered instead of letters, as they are normally written in a particular base. Neither of the numbers given in the meme are base-10 palindromic numbers, because "0990" is really 990, which is not a palindrome. So the meme is wrong twice. 990 is a palindrome in dozenal (base 12), though. I checked 9090 up to base 60 and didn't find any palindromes.
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As a side note, I spent a little bit wondering why the example used "0990" instead of "ABBA", but then I realized it's a bit shifty
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Buncha nerd bait. You ain't a nerd, are ya boy?
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The Ocean released an album called Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic, and its closing track is indeed The Great Dying. It's good metal. Maimai-Taxe:  Flesh Salad with Salad Cream
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WORD OF POWER LEARNED - TIM
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Ziv Zulander posted:What the gently caress is going on in this thread I appreciate these. Also I poo poo all over the thread toilet. I'm so sorry. But I appreciate these.
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Who What Now posted:WORD OF POWER LEARNED - TIM 
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Carbon dioxide posted:Both of these things only exist in America. what about that texas thats in france? i believe its called paris paris, texas is the joke
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I dug this out of one of my old college hard drives and lost my poo poo all over again.
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