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P=NP \:P
N=1
PWNED
Where's my $$$$$
N=1
PWNED
Where's my $$$$$
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As a software developer with a good knowledge of computer science, I endorse this post.Drakkith said:Ummm...what?
Grep said:As a software developer with a good knowledge of computer science, I endorse this post.
What??
Drakkith said:I think he's speaking in Linux or something...
LeonhardEuler said:He's referring to this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_=_NP_problem
Oh, I know the P = NP thing. Despite that, I thought it was kind of stretching (no offense meant, OP!).LeonhardEuler said:He's referring to this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_=_NP_problem
raam86 said:P=NP \:P
N=1
OWNED
Where's my $$$$$
raam86 said:I haven't went on reddit but I guess that simple minds think alilke too. I wanted to do something a long the lines of [PLAIN]http://input-image.info/physics-troll/1285634656999.png [Broken]
Glorious drunken humor :D
FlexGunship said:[PLAIN]http://trollboard.net/forum/attachment.php?aid=6[/QUOTE] [Broken]
:rofl:
Oh man... that's way too close to what COULD HAVE BEEN. (remember the "Unimog"?)
nismaratwork said::rofl:
Oh man... that's way too close to what COULD HAVE BEEN. (remember the "Unimog"?)
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