I would be more surprised if the "formula" didn't include the value of pi. Edit: I'm an idiot, and blind. It was 'n', not pi.
Further data supporting your point: http://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations
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E=mc^2, so oil ;)
Keep in mind, the change in $ isn't important, it's the percentage change over time and the variance.
I believe that was an attempt at sarcasm ;)
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I'm holding out for the one with "special offers" pricing :D
<Command> + <Tab> cycles open applications, but <Command> + <~> cycles windows in the current application context I find this two-dimensional switching incredibly useful for multitasking, whereas Windows just flattens…
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My mistake. And thanks for the correction! I read of the story when it broke a few weeks back, and honestly it didn't surprise me one bit at the time (were Microsoft have attempted such a maneuver). I quickly posted the…
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I would be more surprised if the "formula" didn't include the value of pi. Edit: I'm an idiot, and blind. It was 'n', not pi.
Further data supporting your point: http://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations
You can also get a debit-based target RED card (no credit app required) and get the same 5% discount and other benefits as the credit-based version. Note: At the time it was required to bring a voided cheque to complete…
E=mc^2, so oil ;)
Keep in mind, the change in $ isn't important, it's the percentage change over time and the variance.
I believe that was an attempt at sarcasm ;)
What... plants... crave?
I'm holding out for the one with "special offers" pricing :D
<Command> + <Tab> cycles open applications, but <Command> + <~> cycles windows in the current application context I find this two-dimensional switching incredibly useful for multitasking, whereas Windows just flattens…
source?
My mistake. And thanks for the correction! I read of the story when it broke a few weeks back, and honestly it didn't surprise me one bit at the time (were Microsoft have attempted such a maneuver). I quickly posted the…
Buy from the Microsoft Store and you may get a bios-locked laptop that can only run Windows 10. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/53ri0m/warning_micro...
This just made me really happy.