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Ah calculus...one of the few subjects that plagued < in college. Maybe bc < was such a slacker student in the beginning but < had to retake cal 2 twice, which was strange given how < usually is good at math.
 
< was really interested in maths at a younger age, but then when the alphabet came into it and it started to be about things that < would never use, <'s mind just went blank. :P
 
Then < only likes calculations and numbers. :P

That being said though, it's not that < didn't find it interesting, < actually liked maths. < just kind of lost interest in school in general by that stage, and < always just had this idea that < was never going to need to use certain things that < was being taught, so < didn't really study them very much. That, along with wanting to do about a million things at once and just being sidetracked. :lol:

< does remember all this stuff about about triangles that we had to learn though, since we had to stay on that subject for weeks.
 
Trigonometry? Yeah, that can get really boring…

< just heard that Switzerland's parliament voted to, ahem, ban face coverings in public.
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Damn, < hasn’t seen that huge boon emote in a LONG time!

Also, your sig just creeped me out with those eyes appearing out of nowhere. :mefiant:
 
Hunchman801 said:
< would argue that the "maths without the alphabet" you liked were barely maths, just calculations. :P
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That reminds < of a conversation in late 2017 in which < agreed with a Mathematical Modelling lecturer that arithmetic isn't really mathematics. :hap:

Fifo said:
Also, your sig just creeped me out with those eyes appearing out of nowhere. :mefiant:
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< is surprised that's still happening to an old-timer like you! Or do you mean the version R4Y made? :P
 
Ah yes, the original! < made that waaaaaaay back in 2014 and has been using it on-and-off ever since. :hap:
 
At least < knows now that Opera supports animated PNGs. :P

EDIT: < just saw eyes pop up on the Dora sig and that is even more creepy! :shock:
 
< wonders how long the Blink engine has supported them without needing plugins…

EDIT in reply to ^'s sneaky "EDIT": Ah yes, R4Y made sure to keep that theme alive. That one's a plain old GIF though!
 
< has been trying to figure out if it's possible to build a newer version of LineageOS for older devices running old insecure operating systems. < is sure it would be possible, just likely extremely annoying trying to work out all the bugs.
 
< is glad to hear ^ is doing ok also. < has realised lately how phone manufacturers are basically scammers, since they stop releasing updates after two years to try force people to buy a newer model. :lol:
 
< is glad ^^ and ^^^ are doing well.

Regarding phones and planned obsolescence… tbh < got themself way more worked up a few years ago about a conspiracy theory < had about clothing cartels. Basically, it suddenly became impossible to get a decent jacket that would come down any further than your waist. When we asked the guy in one clothes shop, he said it was because "people wanted to wear them in their cars", which was likely BS. < reckoned it was more likely that the designers had carved up the market to force people to buy thick trousers – the exact type of trousers escapes me, but not the jeans < always wears anyway! To add insult to injury, < did once forget to take <'s jacket off in the car when driving <'s parents around on New Year's Day in 2018, and had the heating going for their sake, so < actually ended up a bit dehydrated. :fou: That wouldn't have happened if < had had a proper jacket, and not one that could be "worn in cars". :mefiant:

Wow, that rant resurfaced out of nowhere :fou: Especially since < just wears pyjamas all the time now :hap:
 
< would usually expect cars to be warm enough to not need jackets, but them maybe in the winter it makes sense, still nothing the heater can't sort out though. Speaking of clothing, < has noticed that tracksuit trousers seem very tight around the ankles lately compared to what < is used to. :mefiant:
 
PluMGMK said:
< just heard that Switzerland's parliament voted to, ahem, ban face coverings in public.
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< thinks it's actually a pretty good thing! Religious fundamentalism is rampant in Europe, and so is the refusal to integrate into the culture and society of the home country. This leads to self-imposed exclusion, which has devastating socio-economic consequences on the affected populations, and eventually this mix of poverty and exclusion leads to higher-than-ever crime rates and is also fertile ground for terrorism, which has cost the lives of hundreds of people in Europe since 2015. In the long term, we're not doing anyone a favor by catering to such demands.

< would also comment on the security problems of having masked people walk the streets, but with the coronavirus outbreak, < feels it's not the biggest problem right now. :lol:
 
< was just really amused that most governments have been introducing laws to make people wear face coverings in public!
 
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