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That's because no one has scanned it. Do people even scan books anymore? They usually just rip the digital version.

>>210007

>Do people even scan books anymore?

Yes.

>>210245
I'm sorry OP but I'm sure it hasn't been scanned, other small name comics suffer the same issue.

Interesting

>>210144
Nice

Selector Infected Wixoss

>>209366
Oh I think I should specify, I like that "summoning monsters for the game" stuff. I'd take a different kind of game with this aspect as well even if it does not involve cards.

>>209367
Oh, I didn't see your post, that looks unexpectedly good. Thank you.

>>209327
bump bump

jesus christ, you're still here?

isn't this like the 10th time you've made this thread over the last few months?

I'm going to be generous and assume it's a few more people than just the one. It is getting rather tiresome though.

>>207590
A good one:

You are in a prison. There are 3 doors, and a ghost standing in the middle of the prison. He says one of the doors is the way to freedom while the other two lead to death. You get to ask only one question. He will only answer with YES or NO. All he says is truth. What do you ask to find the door to freedom?

>>207623
I'll bite:

Information Theory says there's one bit of entropy in the ghost's answer, but 1.6 bits of entropy in the answer you must give, so no matter how cleverly or convolutedly you phrase your question, you will always be given less entropy than you need to provide, and thus the answer can never, *ever* inform your decision.

I'm guessing the trick is some kind of cheaty way of squeezing out a third possible answer, probably something to do with halting, along the lines of "if the door on the left is safe, please say yes; if the door on the right is safe please say no; otherwise please tell me the word that contradicts what you're about to say"

>>207644
Go on, you'e more or less on the right but don't overly complicate yourself

Gimme a definitive answer

>>211057
100KM/h=27.8 m s-1
120KM/h=33.3 m s-1
The ΔV of 5.56 m s-1 need to cover 10KM=10000M
It takes 1800 seconds (2sf)

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>>211057
520 seconds, assuming the AFO is stationary and 700km/h is directed diagonally.

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>>211057
1.0 seconds to 2sf

I work overnight. Have been for the last 9 years.

Have you tried searching Google for like "effects on body of working over night"?

>>210933
I've tried about six different searches and it either gives me doctor/patients answers, which haven't been that helpful, or very short term effects-longest one being three months. So that's why I'm asking here and going to check the library tomorrow on the off chance they might actually have something useful.

Do you feel like answering a few questions though? I'm researching for a fiction book and would really appreciate any input.

>>210935

Sure I can answer some questions about it.

I don't know about hacking routers, but I do know about free internet at my local library.

Also, your ISP cut service for maintenance they plan to do in a week? If that happened to me, I'd ask for a huge discount on my bill. If they refuse, fuck them. A week should be enough time to get a new ISP.

More details
His net is WPA2
WPS enabled
Ap vendor HUmax Co. Ltd
NEtwork Mac is 6C:B5:6B:66:6E:60
Got all this from Andro Dumpper

No free internet possibility, not at least in my by a 5 mile radius and I have no car. I am brazilian, help the poor guy.

>>210884
>WPS enabled


Use reaver

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Here's a tip. Don't save pepes. When someone posts something stupid, retarded or downright wrong with a pepe for an image it's painfully how new they are and where they've come from.

As legitimately constructive advice, if you have any intent of actually climatising and integrating, ditch the whole pepe thing and save images that are actually worthwhile.

>>210931
>wanting to acclimatize or integrate with this place

Get out while you still can.

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>>210939
>Get out
You wish

Doubt they care about alcohol and weed can be traced for a while but if it's your first time it should be gone after a week or so.

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>>210862
Any idea how long you have before they tell you to come in for an interview?

>>210864
That's really a question for the employer.

If you want the length of the line to have the size of 2 starting from [2,2], all you need to do is add sqrt(2) to x and y, in such a way that now the line will be from [2,2] to [2+sqrt(2), 2 + sqrt(2)]. This, of course, is because:
2^2 = sqrt(2)^2 + sqrt(2)^2
This is Pitagoras.

Is this really what you want?
Try drawing something on paint.

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>>210872
Thanks for replaying
I'm looking for pic related

>>210879
Then the first reply is exactly what you need.
Notice that sqrt(x) stands for square root of x and x^y stands for x to the power of y.
That being so, you can get here like this:
2^2 = x^2 + y^2 (Pythagoras)
4 = 2*x^2 (Since x = y)
2 = x^2 (divide both sides by 2)
x = sqrt(2) (Using only positive values for the sake of simplicity)
y = x = sqrt(2).

The line segment [sqrt(2), sqrt(2)] starting from [0,0] will have length 2. That being so, it's obvious that [2 + sqrt(2), 2 + sqrt(2)] starting from [2,2] will also have the same length.

Hope that helped.

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gave it a try

>>210724
Thank you. Can you make the cracks more visible? Like that you can still see it when you'd shrink the image. It should look kinda destroyed, but not fully.

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>>210729
you're welcome.
better like this?

>>210664
If you're looking for an "or" probability, you take the sum of the probabilities of both outcomes.

So add the .1147 you got for 16 attending to the probability you get for 15 attending, and voila.

>>210666
this

when in doubt about mechanics, look at a simpler version: if you do one throw, what are the odds of either "2" or "3" coming up on a 6-sided die?

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>>210666
>>210678
Alright, I got it. Thanks. One more question, I know I can't fix this now but I still wanna figure out how to do this. The "at least" threw me off, and I didn't know what to do.

>>210630
maybe nitro pdf + convert 1 page to jpg + add 1 page + remove text page ? usually you can find links on youtube or google if you type "nitro pdf full" i recommend the version 8 or above

>>210630
It's called "redacting" a PDF, and I strongly, strongly advise you not to invent your own way of doing it.

Your employer should pay for a proper redactor for you, as they're vicariously liable for the data you leak when you fuck it up.

>>210634
I'm just an uni student from a shit country though and we're not getting showered with money to get things done professionally. The research funding is a joke here.