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My quick and dirty suggestion for PF:
Somebody had "Quoth the server, 404", which I rather liked.fresh_42 said:
I think you mean a 500.fresh_42 said:That is what a 404 should look like!
Up to three votes per voter, and I think it divides by voters not votes. Assuming the total doesn't exceed 300% it's fine. Or broken-as-designed, anyway.pinball1970 said:Not sure what I missed.
Ahhhh.Ibix said:Up to three votes per voter, and I think it divides by voters not votes. Assuming the total doesn't exceed 300% it's fine. Or broken-as-designed, anyway.

Reminds me of a tragedy.Ivan Seeking said:Only a few may know what I mean when I say that apparently Mork and Mindy got it right.![]()
Robin Williams?fresh_42 said:Reminds me of a tragedy.

Mayhem said:New rule for life: unless your work is extremely math heavy (chemist here), LaTeX is for nerds who don't value their time.
These are fine. The problem is, graduate level chemistry (bar quantum chemistry and heavy physical chemistry) is far more figure and table heavy than physics.collinsmark said:I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. The mere inclusion of \LaTeX here at PF has saved me more time than I can accurately measure.
This equation,
\oint \vec E \cdot \vec{dA} = \frac{Q_{\mathrm{enc}}}{\varepsilon_0}
took me maybe two minutes write here using \LaTeX. (And I'm out of practice; back in the day I could probably crank that out in less than a minute.) It would have taken me 5 or 10 minutes to pick and place the right symbols from some menu driven equation writer.
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Edit: And applied to chemistry, even
\mathrm{6 \ K_4 [Fe(SCN)_6] + 97 \ K_2Cr_2O_7 + 355 \ H_2SO_4}
\mathrm{\ \ \ \rightarrow 3 \ Fe_2(SO_4)_3 + 97 \ Cr_2(SO_4)_3 + 36 \ CO_2 + 355 \ H_2O + 91 \ K_2SO_4 + 36 \ KNO_3}
only took a couple of minutes.
Another edit: OK, so I went back and reformated it so it would fit on one page. But it was still simple.
\tikzfeynmanset and other tikz libraries can solve this.Mayhem said:These are fine. The problem is, graduate level chemistry (bar quantum chemistry and heavy physical chemistry) is far more figure and table heavy than physics.
Couldn't remember having heard such a phrase, so I googled it, and Google AI told me;Mayhem said:...efficient people's muscle memory.
"Efficient people's muscle memory" refers to the well-developed neural pathways in the brains of highly efficient individuals, allowing them to perform tasks with minimal conscious effort due to repeated practice, essentially "remembering" the most optimized movements and actions, leading to increased productivity and smooth execution of tasks.
Borg said:I'm planning a trip to Japan and now I can't get this song out of my head.
WWGD said:You can rent the entire counyry of Lichtenstein for a noght for $70,000:
I've heard it's been accidentally invaded several times.fresh_42 said:But you must start breaking in Austria to stop in Liechtenstein before entering Switzerland.
It is an interesting little country. Its law system is basically Austrian, and its currency and banking system are Swiss.WWGD said:I've heard it's been accidentally invaded several times.
Have you been there? A full 10 minutes, to walk from end-to-end?fresh_42 said:It is an interesting little country. Its law system is basically Austrian, and its currency and banking system are Swiss.
Once as a child, and maybe accidentally driving through. It takes a little bit longer. But hiking holidays are probably one of its tourist highlights.WWGD said:Have you been there? A full 10 minutes, to walk from end-to-end?
Hmm, my neighbor is from there. Does she count?WWGD said:Trivia answer not accepted. What is the population of the Philippines? A: The set of all people who live there.