

No, it’s not. The numbers used to derive the answer were correct. I did not forget to multiply by the K. I read the answer wrong when I transferred it.
My math was correct, my reading wasn’t.


No, it’s not. The numbers used to derive the answer were correct. I did not forget to multiply by the K. I read the answer wrong when I transferred it.
My math was correct, my reading wasn’t.


No, I didn’t. The math was fine, it was me not counting the places in the answer correctly that was the problem.


Yeah, I don’t think he will, but he does have the ability
I think someone already did that one
Increased bloodflow can actually drop the temperature of the limb. For instance, alcohol might make you feel warm, but due to the vasodilation you’re actually losing heat.
I’m basically a werewolf, so I guess I must have great circulation.
Which is weird because my hands and feet are always cold to the touch.


He actually could by deputizing some marshals to go arrest the people who turned them away. There are plenty of former special ops guys who would jump at the chance.
We tried that with pickles, but it turns out they’re like crack to the little fucker.


I thought that happened a week or two ago
Some crazy fucker got the OG Tomb Raider to run on an ESP chip.
Although the ESP is significantly more powerful than the original console.


They could, but courts can deputize people to explicitly do it (like if the US marshals won’t).
I know several former special ops guys who would jump at the chance.


You don’t have to go after trump. Just the people doing his bidding.


It depends on the ratio of failed to successful, really. If there are hundreds of millions of successful verifications, that’s a fairly low failure rate.


They catered to immunocompromised women.


They still got turned away today and their press badges confiscated.


Deputize someone as a marshal and have them arrested for contempt of court.


There are if the judge has the balls to do it.


Nah, I messed up looking at the answer, not with the math.
Edit: it’s wild that I was downvoted for admitting my mistake.


That wasn’t a software decision, though. It was a hardware one.
Apparently I’m not the only one making reading errors here.