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Hey, I scroll reddit for the NSFW content every day, so... it wouldn't make much difference to me anyway 🤷.

Yep, pretty much how it is for me as well.

It's more or less a standard that describes how UNIX compatible OSes are supposed to work. That includes the APIs/ABIs as well.

At least that is how I understand it.

On the other hand we could get a few more borderline leaving reddit users here... IDK, IMO it's worth a shot.

Or a lot of ThrowRAs... either way should work.

I post with c/ even on reddit, lol 😂.

The scientific consensus is that children start forming memories after the age of 3.

That being said, some toddlers might form memories earlier or later, depends on the child and brain development in general. I suppose girls are more likely to form memories earlier cuz they develop qucker, but this is just a theory I have, I haven't actually taken any scientific steps to proving or disproving it.

The main reason why kids write like neanderthals nowadays.

What? They measure in chains and stones 🤨 😂. I actually didn't know that 🤣🤣🤣. Regarding oz, I thought it was a liquid (volume) measurement unit... cuz I've seen it on milk containers... oh well, guess I was wrong 😂.

EDIT: Oh wait, no, it's for both weight and volume 🤣🤣🤣.

EDIT 2: Nope, there is a volume and a weight oz 🤣, this thing just keeps getting better and better 🤣.

Then they also use 1000ths of an inch. Because fuck it, let's just throw in a single base 10 unit.

Well, to be completely honest, you could say the same about miliseconds... I mean, they are the only ones that do base 10 regarding time measurement 😂.

Ain't no one gonna take you seriously using your off-brand clown units.

🤣🤣🤣 gave me a good chuckle 🤣🤣🤣

🤷 🤣

Where?

Computation theory, but that's not math as in regular math. It's just a fancy way of expressing how things inside a computer work, so we can actually make better versions of it. You just have to express it somehow in math terms.

It's like saying engineers use math all the time. No, they don't. We use simple aproximations of what is actually happening to dumb down the problem, cuz, it does the job nicely and no one will notice the difference between what we used, a simple aproximation, and the real thing, a full blown advanced calculus model of the thing we're working on.

So, torn frenulum, about 2 or 3?

Trust me, it really isn't that bad... it looks like it really is bad, cuz you got a piece of your dick just dangling from it, and as I said, there was a lot of blood, but it really isn't that bad. In fact, now I get to pee straight. Before that, the frenulum (banjo string is a slang) would actually push the urethra downwords when you pull on the foreskin, so I'd have to leverage that by pulling my thing up to make it pee at the angle I wanted. I always made a mess, pissing all over the toilet 😂. Now, it's just point and shoot, it goes where you actually point it to, not where you think it should point to, based on how much tension there is between the urethra's opening and the frenulum 😒.

So it turns out bakers were actually smart 😂... and they probably got to live longer too 😂.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penile_frenulum

Everyone calls it banjo string though 😁.

Ok, ok, you're right, I won't tease you guys any more about this 😂.

Hm, interesting, good to know 👍.

Have to admit though, bakers are weird 😂.

That's advanced calculus, and my guess is, those notations were made up to give rise to a new field in math, which has more to do with computers than math, so I don't think that counts.