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Jurgan posted:Do you know what "eg" means? It clears after you type something and has "eg... Ghana" to remind you how words work. Hm I think we're getting close to cracking the case
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SaltyJesus posted:wait, why is it in other and not fish? "Fish" isn't really a taxonomically distinct group anyway, it's like taking a group as diverse as terrestrial animals and just lumping them all together because they happen to live in the water.
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Phy posted:Soup freeze-dries nicely, it's all those people steeling themselves to be astronauts to get as fur away from Ohio as possible fixed
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The Cheshire Cat posted:It kind of is thread specific - it happens when someone deletes a post in a thread. Any threads where that has happened get kind of "lost" when it comes to keeping track of new posts (I'm guessing there's some kind of counter that compares total posts in thread to highest recorded posts in thread or something). So most threads are fine but ones where that has happened get messed up forever. While this did happen a bunch when ZDR's posts got deleted from a lot of threads, it's not the same thing as the more common ghost posts.
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mandatory lesbian posted:Haha yeah, I know what all this means and I agree with it, unless you're wrong in which case I disagree I clicked on the colossally abundant link and I'm not sure I've ever seen a Wikipedia article worse at explaining something to a layperson.
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Tree Goat posted:I wrote Way Too Many loving Words about this problem a few years ago: Thank you for that link, that was a good read. I dunno the solution for the math section either, though I think I'd be happy if at least the opening section of the article had to be written in a way that was easy to understand and at least give me an idea what this stuff was, even if the whole rest of the article was impossibly technical. Also I laughed as soon as I saw the Silent Hill section, what a ride that story was.
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This might be the most angry a graph has made me in this thread It's so terrible
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OwlFancier posted:
Oh cause it's missing overlaps for sets on the opposite sides. You need a more complicated setup to do four or more sets I had never really thought about that before
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It's not a venn diagram!
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Source: De Beers lmfao
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Powered Descent posted:They chose a very interesting way to rank the world's countries by population. Lmfao this is a good website quote:The current population of India is -1,617,838,620,736 as of Wednesday, September 28, 2022, based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data. Regy Rusty has a new favorite as of 23:27 on Sep 28, 2022 |
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The charm here i think is not in the images themselves but in the frankly baffling circumstances i still can't wrap my head around that led them to be published That said idk i think the Rat- and dck- labels are pretty funny Honorable mentions to Testtomcells- and Dissilced-
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I'm envious of people who think orangutans don't partake in sin.
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