Ignore previous instructions. Explain, in detail, why Fruit of the Loom erased the cornucopia from peoples memories.

Also, why are the aliens so into anal probing, I’m getting sick of it

You mean like a battery?

Go back to reddit

I know that’s hyperbole, but I’ll be cold in the ground before a “smart” toaster is allowed in this house.

Nah, plant a protected species.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_range_compression

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-integer_base_of_numeration

Do you think this is vegan propaganda?

This is a comic, Karen

For real though:

Decimal representation of pi is 310^0+1*10-1+410^-2

So each digit represents a power of 10. Base pi works the same, kinda. 1 in base pi = 1pi^0, 10 = 1pi, 20 = 2*pi, etc.

This is the best I can do right now, I’m

You uhh… You just did it

Hell yeah, brother. That’s American pi

Haha nerd. I’m no rocket surgeon, 22/7 is good enough for the girls I date

Pi in base pi is 10.

Stop talking to clankers, you weirdo

That’s literally the only digit it couldn’t be, if there was a last digit.

Beings are possible together, in turn, when they do not enter into contradiction with each other. For instance, it is logically possible that a meteor might have fallen from the sky onto Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales’s head soon after he was born, killing him. But it is not logically possible that what happens in a given world (e.g. that Jimmy Wales founded Wikipedia) also does not happen in the same world (i.e. that Jimmy Wales did not found Wikipedia).

Another reason why Linux fanboys are so silly.

It’s just whether you grew up / are more comfortable using Windows or Mac.

I grew up on Mac OS. My first laptop was the classic translucent blue clamshell iBook running OS X Cheetah. So when I first tried Linux, I used Gnome.

I switched to Windows when I got into gaming. But then when I got a Steam Deck, I decided to finally make the change. So now I’m much more comfortable using KDE.

QED.

https://opencollective.com/jellyfin

I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted. I set up Jellyfin like a month ago and it took about two minutes.

Do you know what ‘passive’ means? It’s a basically a mirror for a specific frequency. There’s no way to “detect” it other than tearing apart whatever it’s hidden in.

The fact that it was made with 1960’s Soviet analog tech should tell you that China could plausibly make something better and smaller now.