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I think if anyone was going to reply, they would have done so by now; it's been three months since the last post, and you've had the last four.
I'm not sure you were meant to.
Too good, c0de! What a great first post. Looks like it took you all of seven minutes.
And well done too, Rod. Close, but no cigar.
RE: Offended by your fiendishness.
Rephrase: Some person changed it.
Suspects: Zach - highly possible.
mathsyperson - now, where has he been?
justlookingforthemoment - quite possible.
Insomnia - see comment for mathsyperson.
MathsIsFun - he was offended by people being offended. Possible.
Ricky - possible, but unlikely.
ganesh - possible, but no unlikely.
I call any witnesses to come forward now.
You realise that answer was said all the way up there, right?
And plus, you realise that this post is one year old? Almost exactly.
Oh well, well done for working it out. You missed a closing parenthesis in the second line though.
I don't know the answers [ooh, but I've found that I can check them and get back a 'wrong' or 'right'], but that sounds right, Rod [and actually, yes it is]. Good job!
k) viscount discount
I'm offended by your lies.
You went and changed it.
Um... is this a joke?
[Hehe, whoops, I misread the whole thing and thought you were talking about something different unrelated to the joke at the end. Excuse me while I go and dunk my head in a bucket of water.]
I think the little box which pops out when you click calculate is cool.
When I plot x^7 or x^8 or with a higher power, the whole graph turns blue, with just the x and y axis arrows sticking out in red...
June 2nd, 2006: If a tree falls in the woods because of a wound, then what little object will not hear the sound? Answer: a deaf leaf.
A Why Me Rhyme is a pair of words that look like they should rhyme (after all, only their first letter is different), but don't really. For example, depending on the colorist, Etrigan could be considered a lemon demon. See if you can figure out these twelve Why Me Rhymes from their descriptions:
a) What is heard when your little girl is having fun
b) A disgustingly dirty sticker
c) A siesta for weirdos
d) A friendly rejection
e) Lists of all sorts of animals to be eaten
f) An unrefined crucifix
g) A type of bar bet, maybe?
h) Makes a news agency irrelevant
i) Stamps that someone refuses to return
j) Makes contact with feminine hygiene products
k) A price reduction given only to certain noblemen
l) Newer style of patio furniture
I'm offended by your inability to spell inability.
As Zach would say: You wish.
But, I won't say that, because it's really good to see ya!
Life gets boring without someone like you to be sarcastic.
By the way, how's your dh00m site going?
Not sure if any of you followed the Da Vince Code Quest thing which Google ran last month. Now, Google has Puzzlemaster Wei-Hwa posting a challenge question each day (you have to use the 'Personalised' Google Home Page). I'll post them here, and you guys can solve them.
First one; I think we've had this countless times before:
May 26th, 2006: While we're still getting some fancier stuff ready behind the scenes, I thought this would be a good place to put some neo-classic puzzles. Hope you like this one:
Using the numbers 3, 3, 8, 8 (in any order), make a mathematical expression that equals 24. You can use only addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division (and parentheses), but in any order you wish. Note that you have to use all four numbers; otherwise 3 times 8 would be valid -- and that wouldn't be much of a puzzle, would it?
I thouhgt click-and-drag was the best way to control direction and strength of strike. Possibly one click on ball then one click to strike?
Also, maybe you could rotate the board with the arrow keys too?
Me too! About the super duper bit!
The black ball always (I mean always!) rolls into one of the holes! Should there be a penalty (like, one point off) for this or does that make it too hard? I feel like there needs to be some sort of obstacle (um, what about prongs which burst the ball, table on a tilting/moving slope ... I don't know), because to get to the next level isn't that difficult. Maybe different colour balls can be worth different point values and multiply in (like, 2 x 4 x 9).
Also, maybe a sound effects off button. They're very cool, but after a while some people may want to turn them off. Was it just my imagination, or when you get two balls in from one hit, does a lady say 'Very good'?
Ooh, and you could have a circular table, or even a triangular one!
All of those together?
I think I use Oxygen.
LOL?
Laugh(ing) out loud.
3. Chicken?
LOL!
Mathaphobe, did you post this just so you could procrastinate?
I procrastinate with most things. And then, once I've actually started, and got into the swing of things, I just can't stop! Someone has to yell at me first.
Examples: assignments, going to bed at night, having a shower, reading set novels (actually, there is just one I can think of), replying to email, revising (for tests especially), music practise ... hang on, maybe I should be doing that now.
Hee, it's a Korean URL!
For me, it gets changed into
http://xn--961bu6svzd.com/
after entering the URL.
On the Wikipedia page which Rod posted the link to, it has many other examples which all get converted to a code of letters and numbers too.
But these ones doesn't seem to change:
http://中大.tw/
http://www.職業.jp/
Mozilla 1.4, Netscape 7.1, Opera 7.11 and Safari are among the first applications to support IDNA. A browser plugin is available for Internet Explorer 6 to provide IDN support. Microsoft has announced that Internet Explorer 7.0 and Windows Vista's URL APIs will provide native support for IDN.
That explains why it doesn't work in IE.
Yeah, Rod, why not come up with some good photo-matching software?
You could make millions!
Impressive.
How did you choose what graphics to have?
Right!
Lookalikes were all animals.
I did a project on topics like these a while ago...