Doctor

The Wii

The `i` in :ping: at @schirminator for pinging me

Is ham some type of special thing on Christmas?

1 minute ago, Laffopuritain said:

If it's 3d, it's not a circle.  It is a donut

My donuts have a hole in the middle. My circles don't. 

When you say side, do you mean faces or edges? If I had a 3D circle then it would have 2 faces, but if I drew a circle then it would only have 1 face. If you mean edges then it only has 1 edge.

Cycling

How do hou

imagine it would run on land or ride a bike? 

How is 8 scary at all? You literally know what each block around it is. 

5 hours ago, Benfro said:

Phone is hard because of the lack of physical feedback and touch locating. I do ok in a pinch but it's a pain. Keyboard absolutely. I still remember the stupid orange plastic covers we had in school to force us to learn to touch type rather than looking at the keys.

The hit boxes on phone screen keyboards change size as you type. Making the keys you're more likely to hit next bigger than those you're less likely to hit next. That coupled with autocorrect can allow one to type pretty well without looking, but if you're typing made up words or words it doesn't like then you could have some trouble. There is plenty of times when I try to click one button but it's clicking the one next to it instead. 

Get good @Indger

Bees are cute

Infrared vision is the best that's listed here. Heat vision is useless to 99.99% of people here. 

I can sell the gift cards for their equivalent in USD

You've made me not sure. 

5 hours ago, Canbec said:

I think trigonometry is the perfect example of something taught in the standard curriculum to which our teachers exhort us to pay attention because it'll be "really important our entire lives", and which ultimately becomes entirely useless for like 75%+ of the population. Haven't had to concern myself with trig for 14 years now, and it's been blissful.

 

That said, I always started with sine.

The main point of school from prep - year 12 is to expose you to a lot of different topics and teach you several different ways to take in information in a lot of different forms and come up with ways to understand and process them. You might not remember how to do these things, but you do have the skill to teach yourself how to do it again and this knowledge has subconsciously helped you solve other problems that may look unrelated. School's main job is to teach you how to teach yourself

Perfectly parallel. As all things should be. 

36 minutes ago, Novax25 said:

Idk was doing homework and realized that I always do sine first if possible, was wondering if other people did too

y = mx + c

y = x*tan() + c

3 minutes ago, Nizam Adrienne said:

You might need to re-teach us what these are, because I remember the names and doing calculations for these, but not what they are lmao

Triangle stuff. Letting you calculate the length or angle of a triangle. HOA, hypotenuse, opposite, adjacent. 

I bought two new hats today.

3 hours ago, Opa-Athenalite said:

Honestly I rarely use bandaids. If I am using one, and it hasn’t fallen off from getting wet, I have to remove it methodically or risk separating/redamaging w/e Im covering. 

Sounds like you're taking it off too early

Father has at least 14

You're*

23 minutes ago, Realegg said:

Do you usually bring umbrella or raincoat around with you

I keep an umbrella in the car

Who wears raincoats? That's just something that happens in movies. 

I don't think I've eaten peanut butter before