It… sees you

I always liked this chart for Morse code:

Hey, if we play this right, we can get a constant named after us!

Most aspects of our daily lives rely on Taylor series, polynomial expansion, and approximation theory in general. Everything built or planned using computer modeling software, down to the trig functions on your calculator… they all use polynomial approximations to allow a discrete mathematical machine to get us to within a certain error percentage of a continuous function in a timely manner.

Are you a sea bee?

“freebsd-update” would probably be the equivalent of updating the “base” meta-package on a linux distro

I lived here for several years. Every time you walk outside, an insect will find an orifice.

Same here. I have and will always periodically reinstall no matter which OS I happen to be using. Arch is the only distro that keeps me coming back because installation and setup is such an active process. Every time around I learn something new and get more effecient at the process, which is so much more rewarding than filling a few boxes and waiting on a progress bar as is the case with most distros I have experienced.

Peril Partnership?

Porque no nouveau?

When it is below freezing, you have to hardwire your mains power straight to the cybertruck’s battery. Everybody knows this.