But can we actually prove that Universe and Nothingness are not actually the same group?

(Context: P vs. NP)

Scared Shitless Fitness is getting out of hand…

Reading this chart, these three are equally morally wrong:

• Being drunk (1.0) without a future Hitler nearby
• Being sober without a future Hitler nearby
• Being sober with everyone around you being a future Hitler

Not sure if I can agree on all of those being morally equal…

Nen Fenster in ein hartes Vakuum zu öffnen gibt definitiv nen ordentlichen Stoß beim Lüften :)

But then you need to feed them iron-rich foods which could be used to make a vegan alternative instead, expanding your potential market.

Depends on the server size and the people usually on it tbh.

Don’t upvote this

Don’t tell me what to do! >:(

I have a feeling that the drive shown in the picture is actually heavily fragmented. Just a feeling though.

And at a half-life of 0.7ms, even if made to exist, Oganesson really doesn’t do so willingly and will stop that at the first chance

just watch those isotopes :)

just wait for n-th roots of imaginary numbers :)

or you have willingly decided to become part of the joke - hard to tell from the outside ;)

initially read it as different discrete responses to the first panel, and 1+3 is just…

> So when you’re not swiping, what do you do?
> Serial Killers!

at least he can play solitaire now?

ah yes, two bumps in the blanket around what would normally be waist height and a dude who watches a chernobyl documentary before he goes to sleep. sure, he’s short - let’s go with that…

just 4 men touching each other’s muscles. nothing to see here.

we have an excel spreadsheet at my workplace that takes a solid 2 minutes to open and even longer to close and accesses a number of other spreadsheets with read/write access in the background. it’s an absolute monster.

(it’s essentially a database that keeps track of the calibration dates for our testing equipment)

isn’t the stem word for that loup?

always remember that yiff is a valid option

also love the fact that only the finely dressed one gets to wear a gas mask - realism at its finest