Mad Rocket Scientist

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For the function f(x) = 0 What is f(1/0)? The input is undefined, but x is never evaluated in the function. EDIT: I'm fairly confident that g(1/0) is undefined for g(x) = 0x, but is this different?

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You can move me to attending community college, still intending to transfer to Cal Poly.

Satisfactory is now in early access.

It looks like you missed this one:

Another livestream.

That pile of scrap is the BFR tool.

I agree that one of the reasons social media is a large industry is because of this, but I think that the inventors most likely had good intentions. For one thing, I doubt anyone could have predicted facebook would be so valuable when it was invented.

1.6k for me, since I basically don't post on reddit at all. It was for making this: https://gfycat.com/generousignorantbellfrog

Squad: We made a rocketship game with fuel tanks that look like sheet metal tanks. Everyone else: That's so unrealistic! These shiny spaceplane parts look so much better! Squad: OK, we'll revamp the old parts. SpaceX: LOL

I suggest creating a custom activity stream, with Content Types set to Topics, then clicking the gear icon next to that checkbox and selecting all forums except forum games, assuming that's where the problem thread is. It does not show likes or status updates though, and it shows the thread title with an option to jump to the first unread rather than the posts themselves. 14 (-) : )

Well, hexagons can tile around a cylinder easily enough, but I'm not sure what they'll do for the curved nose. I've heard that you can do some things with pentagons and hexagons together to approximate curved surfaces.