Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 5:06 pm
do you like sweeties?
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Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 5:36 pm
ZOMG base has all the best questions~!!!! (please correct the gramatic error in this sentence)
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 5:44 pm
SlipperyDuck wrote:ZOMG base has all the best questions~!!!! (please correct the gramatic error in this sentence)
Such a simple question but yet the answer can have catastrophic consequences.
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 6:08 pm
Oh my Google! He applied!
If you're 3rd from the back with 200m to go, you're out of breath, your legs are burning and the jockey's whipping yr ass...
what's your strategy?
What goes through your head when people beat dead horses?
Do you like camping ?
If you're 3rd from the back with 200m to go, you're out of breath, your legs are burning and the jockey's whipping yr ass...
what's your strategy?
What goes through your head when people beat dead horses?
Do you like camping ?
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 6:56 pm
Flycatchr
The truncated icosahedrons relevance to terminal velocity is more a function of the speed of the foot hitting it rather than the size of one’s prime. All you need to obtain verification of this is to listen to David Beckham talking on radio.
By the way, it isn’t just professors obsessed with prime numbers.
Refer to this article I wrote back in 2002 on the topic when I still had time to fool around with the subject.
http://www.skoups.com/_articles/going_for_prime.html
The beauty of prime numbers is the way it impact everything around us. There is a great book (ISBN-13: 9789576213236) that explains how prime numbers, Fibonacci numbers and the like all show up in nature every day. To answer your question, several reasons exist for why one would like to get a big prime number; I did it because I wanted to see if I could. However, the key benefit for knowing big prime numbers is to do some really cool encryption and decryption with them. RSA encryption works with starting with 2 prime numbers and then manipulating the number to generate a public key. If you could successfully derive an algorithm that can factor a list of potential prime numbers from the public key above, you could effectively decrypt any message in the world. There is a reason why professors are going bold over the above problem… and why Bin Laden hasn’t been caught as yet.
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Sorry Baseline, my mother told me never to accept candy from strangers, and after all, I am engaged. But I am sure that you will get somebody to accept your offer, just hang in there.
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gr@v1ty
If you're 3rd from the back with 200m to go, you're out of breath, your legs are burning and the jockey's whipping yr ass... what's your strategy?
Since I would kick any guy in the
when he touches my arse there is no way he will be whipping it. However, let’s assume he is a newbie, all I can say is he will make contact with the ground rather hard, after which time I could dedicate my focus to both my remaining competitors and since I am in the lead, I could just walk to the finish line.
What goes through your head when people beat dead horses?
An old joke comes to mind. I was driving along the road when I’ve noticed this gang of people beating and kicking Paul. I immediately stopped, took my tire-wrench out of the car to resolve this issue. Well, as the one guy said after a drink telling the story to his buddy, “En toe kak Paul…”
Do you like camping
Only if it there is 802.11n coverage. I would make the exception every now and again and settle for 802.11g coverage but then the company better be worth it.
Adios
Skouperd
The truncated icosahedrons relevance to terminal velocity is more a function of the speed of the foot hitting it rather than the size of one’s prime. All you need to obtain verification of this is to listen to David Beckham talking on radio.
By the way, it isn’t just professors obsessed with prime numbers.
Refer to this article I wrote back in 2002 on the topic when I still had time to fool around with the subject.
http://www.skoups.com/_articles/going_for_prime.html
The beauty of prime numbers is the way it impact everything around us. There is a great book (ISBN-13: 9789576213236) that explains how prime numbers, Fibonacci numbers and the like all show up in nature every day. To answer your question, several reasons exist for why one would like to get a big prime number; I did it because I wanted to see if I could. However, the key benefit for knowing big prime numbers is to do some really cool encryption and decryption with them. RSA encryption works with starting with 2 prime numbers and then manipulating the number to generate a public key. If you could successfully derive an algorithm that can factor a list of potential prime numbers from the public key above, you could effectively decrypt any message in the world. There is a reason why professors are going bold over the above problem… and why Bin Laden hasn’t been caught as yet.
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Baseline
do you like sweeties
Sorry Baseline, my mother told me never to accept candy from strangers, and after all, I am engaged. But I am sure that you will get somebody to accept your offer, just hang in there.
_________________________________________________
gr@v1ty
If you're 3rd from the back with 200m to go, you're out of breath, your legs are burning and the jockey's whipping yr ass... what's your strategy?
Since I would kick any guy in the
when he touches my arse there is no way he will be whipping it. However, let’s assume he is a newbie, all I can say is he will make contact with the ground rather hard, after which time I could dedicate my focus to both my remaining competitors and since I am in the lead, I could just walk to the finish line.What goes through your head when people beat dead horses?
An old joke comes to mind. I was driving along the road when I’ve noticed this gang of people beating and kicking Paul. I immediately stopped, took my tire-wrench out of the car to resolve this issue. Well, as the one guy said after a drink telling the story to his buddy, “En toe kak Paul…”
Do you like camping
Only if it there is 802.11n coverage. I would make the exception every now and again and settle for 802.11g coverage but then the company better be worth it.
Adios
Skouperd
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 7:05 pm
As you know, we have quite a team of stallions/studs in grrr. What unique quality do you possess, should your application be successful.
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 7:20 pm
Onyx wrote:As you know, we have quite a team of stallions/studs in grrr. What unique quality do you possess, should your application be successful.
Right out the horse's mouth. We have a few fillies too!
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 7:22 pm
What a surprise... and a pleasant one at that! Thank you for applying, Denis.
I want to know if you are anything like your description here:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Denis
I want to know if you are anything like your description here:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Denis
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 9:02 pm
Welkom Denis. 
1. Ocean Software made the best games! Witch one is you favourite and why ?
2. How many beer did I have at your lan?
3. What is the only clever thing Jono have ever said ?
4. What is this? ( C2H5OH )
1. Ocean Software made the best games! Witch one is you favourite and why ?
2. How many beer did I have at your lan?
3. What is the only clever thing Jono have ever said ?
4. What is this? ( C2H5OH )
Re: Applicatoin
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 9:18 pm
Voetsek-Mikey wrote:Welkom Denis.
1. Ocean Software made the best games! Witch one is you favourite and why ?
2. How many beer did I have at your lan?
3. What is the only clever thing Jono have ever said ?
4. What is this? ( C2H5OH )
I could only spot 5. There's gotta be another one in there somewhere.
