Some students memorized last year's tests and got artificially inflated grades. They couldn't figure out that e.g. 3.8V on the meter was, in fact, 4V when you add in the resistor tolerance.
The easiest way to scramble questions is to use the same data structures you would use for sorting them. If you really want to mess things up, then scramble the answers.
Although the meaning does change a bit, you can still apply big-O to a computation on more than one processor. Obviously with exponentially many processors, an NP problem can be solved in polynomial time. On other hand, using O(n^2) (or some other polynomial) bacteria to solve an NP-complete problem in polynomial time would be an interesting result.
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What filesystem is this?
I tried the ZFS "data compression" trick, and all I got was hammered shit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGIwg6ye1gE
So it is possible to store several petabytes of encrypted data in a human being if the person has had Chinese food at Kendall Square.
Does Wikileaks know about this?
Catenate RSA of users public keys with RSA of private key of sender at sender end.
RSA with private key of user to see if any key matches, and RSA public key of sender at recipient end.
I thought you paid for police chases afterwards.
Government will never enact legislation that would inhibit cash bribes.
You can execute bribes in 25 cent increments? Cue the two bit _____ jokes.
Terry Welch.
"Thought-Controlled" may be a bit of a stretch.
How about Mindlessly Manipulated?
When they open their mouth, you can hear the music.
What filesystem is this?
I tried the ZFS "data compression" trick, and all I got was hammered shit.
Once I put the trash out late at night. A wild looking dog challenged me for the can.
I thought "He doesn't know", and marked my territory with apple cider vinegar in a spray bottle. He left.
There's nary a court in the world that can outsmart a greased Scotsman!
Did he put hot stuff on the Trojan?
Flicking at 24 pages per second is not enough. Double that to 48 pages per second.
Damn Hollywood for holding on old standards.
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Old standards on hold, what a Slinky idea.
Do you think the elves who work for Santa Claus at the North Pole would be interested in this?
All the elves at this year's New Elves Workshop got icePods.
Check to see if your mouse is roaring.
the ciphers encoded by a Capt'n Crunch decoder wheel...
Holy Draper, CryptoMan, now everyone knows about that.
Its a lyric by Irving Berliner.
>> why tablets have never taken off in business
No cupholders.
No donut holders.
Some students memorized last year's tests and got artificially inflated grades. They couldn't figure out that e.g. 3.8V on the meter was, in fact, 4V when you add in the resistor tolerance.
The easiest way to scramble questions is to use the same data structures you would use for sorting them.
If you really want to mess things up, then scramble the answers.
McCloud is that you?
Although the meaning does change a bit, you can still apply big-O to a computation on more than one processor. Obviously with exponentially many processors, an NP problem can be solved in polynomial time. On other hand, using O(n^2) (or some other polynomial) bacteria to solve an NP-complete problem in polynomial time would be an interesting result.
But will they publish their results?
..Its (sic) only a matter of time before we can the other 90% of our brain
You go ahead and can yours. I'm keeping mine, thanks.
Right, some people will throw anything away.
Net neutrality is something that's not even something you talk about... it's just a given, like freedom of speech.
Or a taken.
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Is it fast, or is it slow
My cat Schrodinger knows.
that implies too deep to fail too
They should call it The Combating Online Infringement and Targeting Unsavory Servers effort.
3 bad Uncertainty Principle jokes already. I predict at least 50 more. Dupes count (obviously).
Duplicats?
It's going to take a really large ink pad to take ear prints.
How about ultrasonic holograms?
I won't hear of it!
This color clashes with my turban.
No more earmarks!
They should be called fingerprints.