Recent content by Disconnected

You didn't have a favourite bathroom? Man, there is this really great one at my university. Nice and spacious, calm aquamarine walls, very low traffic... I'd say more, but I don't want anyone else to start using it... It's mine.

Thanks for the link. I hadn't heard of him.

I think he was referring to what would happen if you refused to go to jail. At the very bottom, below fines, jail time, and prison sentences there is that fact that the government is stronger then you are. This is why you go to jail - if you don't then you will be physically forced to.

Huh, I could swear that I posted a response to your earlier comment showing a set up, but you seem to get it. My friends know that it happens and know that the forces are increased but they really want to know why it happens.

I see your point.

Look into "Enemies of the People". A guy, whose entire family was killed int the killing fields, interviews a bunch of people high up in the Khmer Rouge. I haven't seen it (I have it on reserve from lovefilm) but I hear it is excellent. I only recently (a couple weeks ago) learned the details...

If no one has said it by the 1 hour mark, I am going to walk out of the theatre, and make a thread about how someone should punch the script writer in the head.

Not neccasarily. In fact almost certainly not. Is charging a fine or sentencing someone to jail time violence? I don't think anyone here was advocating the use of a cat-o-nine-tails here.

66% is a D over there? Wild! It's 4% off an A here.

Those results are fine. I know people who did a lot, LOT worse in their first year and ended up with a perfectly fine degree. Don't worry about it.

Well, what is the smallest natural number? What is the value of the function at that point? Does the function increase or decrease from that point? Does it converse or diverge?

To be a little more clear would you be able to write the question word for word as it appears in your homework? Are you asking "How many surjective functions exist from a domain of m elements to a co-domain of n elements?"? I believe that there is a very handy method that gives this answer with...

Do you know the definition of sup, inf, max and min, or is it just this question in particular that is causing problems?

It seems the thunderstorm that is brewing is the source of the E field, and is just a little back story. Have a quick thought about it. The X flux is the amount of X going through a surface area, correct? If the field is uniform and verticle, will there be a difference between the flux...

Oh, uh... Oh my. Not just you. That's pretty cool, man. I wasn't surprised when you said that the right body language can let you move closer to the deer, but for it to actually move towards you is super neat.