Taylor made hoodie…

Or in this case, eugenics comics week.

Time to call Kevin Bacon

Yes!

This one said to me “You can’t get away while I’m under the gas pedal.” It was a (confirmed) stray barn cat. The most lovely and patient cat i ever knew.

“🙂”.reverse() == “🙃”

I don’t even know what my goals are.

Hehe, I’ll have a read on that thread.

Yeah, that makes sense. It’s not so much that they are labeled weird, but that they are shocked thinking they were not…

Yup. A lot of feelings are unnecessary yet are there anyway for us to deal with them.

Nice, that makes sense. I’ll keep using weird.

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And this is why tenure exists!

I’m a simple Hamming guy but will go Dolph-Chebyshev when things get serious.

Hehe, FFT stands for fast Fourier transform, a computational algorithm that approximates Fourier transforms in an efficient way. It’s used in digital signal processing.

This doctor is the best

Honestly, it’s a really nice piece! I should’ve waited until I was fully awake before posting 😞

It made me think about that porm “rhyme of the old mariner”, where sailors were stuck on a calm sea (no wind at all, I’m not sure what’s the real sailing term for that).

I don’t remember the full details, but a guy killed an albatross and got cursed for that. They hung the albatross around his neck as a sign of the curse.

Thus, bird + dead ship made me think of that story!

That’s one peculiar albatross, I like it.

COINCIDENCE!?

I think it’s set up this way so buyers can’t get back to Sony to ask for a free replacement if the media can’t be used anymore.

Let’s say you buy a disk that contains a movie. You din’t buy the right to watch that movie forever, because if the disk breaks, you need to buy a new copy.

However, we could argue that this is just a symptom of a short industry… If my backpack breaks, even after 10 years, the company will replace it free of charge!

When the completed manuscript exceeded 600,000 words, Cerf asked Rand to make cuts, but backed off when she compared the idea to cutting the Bible.

Wow, I didn’t know this author, and it seems I wasn’t missing much.