The question in the video is not the one in the title. It asked “Would a toaster still work in a freezer?”, and the chart was used to show that bread would still be toasted if it is in the freezer while toasting.
So the other commenter equated two different analyses. This chart is useful in context of the question above.
I was about to say Denethor, but that would be unfair to Boromir and Faramir.
At least some good ideas like the metric system kinds got its foothold by it.
Sorry to tell you that odd and even numbers must be integers, so 5.5 is neither odd nor even
Only for the most special of times
The whole intellectual property rights arguments boils down to the fact that publishers and their suppliers don’t want restrictions to tell people they’re actually buying a license and not a copy. Yes, as a property holder you enjoy complete control of how those properties are used, but if they decide to sell a copy you don’t get to take that sale back, unlike with a license could be termed.
So then the industry is using all it’s power to avoid that designation, including lots and lots of bad faith. My opinion is that at this point the offenders need some form of punishment.
In the case where you have a legal copy, you as a consumer are free to keep that copy and keep it running.
I never learned to bullshit much, and my default behaviour when i don’t know shit is doing nothing. Can anyone explain why i didn’t get a degree?
Well this experiment happened on earth in earth gravity, while the entirety of Saturn is like a sphere in outer space.
So we need to send the peas to the ISS and rerun the experiment.