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Do it.

Hurrah, D-Vid to the rescue!

Aight, time to BS a paper about global warming

Thankfully I already know all about it, so I can just use the book as a reference instead of reading it like I was supposed to.

The hardest part will be coming up with an actual intelligent thesis. It's supposed to be my response to the book, but to me that just sounds like "Hurr yup global warming sure is bad, we should do something 'bout that."

You could talk about how it is a natural process that the earth goes though long stages of heating and cooling.

I'm writing a history paper for the French Revolution. My categories currently are: Unequal Separation of Classes, Unfair Taxation, Influenced by Enlightenment, and Needed/Wanted Changes to Govt. The last one seems like what the conclusion basically is, so can you guys help me come up with a better last supporting category?

If someone is a chem major, I could use some help with reaction rate laws and shit. PM me if you'd be willing to help.

Doing Art projects soon. We start with clay. I'm thinking something Homestuckesque.

or mideval

Make a gargoyle

Study tip that I just discovered:

Being distracted by people whispering/coughing/shuffling/making other annoying noises while you're trying to study?

Step 1: Google "white noise"
Step 2: pick a white noise generator site
Step 3: headphones
???
Profit.

Welcome, to another episode of: D-vid explains shit for computers
Today:
Logical Gates.

The easiest one would be "NOT"
It has 1 entrance and 1 exit, meaning the exit is the exact opposite of the entrance.

x y
1 0
0 1

next would be "OR" or "including OR" which is the same. Two entrances, 1 exit
Here, the exit says 1 if at least one of the entrances says one, or both do.

x y q
1 1 1
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 0

In contrast to that, "EXOR" or "excluding OR", where it is one or the other, but not both.

x y q
1 1 0
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 0

And "NOR" "not OR", also known as the word neither. the exit is 1 if neither of the entrances are 1.

x y q
1 1 0
1 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 1

As you see with the "NOT" gates, the exits are the exact opposite as they are on the normal versions.

"AND", as the name says, needs both entrances to be 1.

x y q
1 1 1
1 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 0

And the "NOT" variant of ít "NAND", where it is 1 EXCEPT when both are 1.

x y q
1 1 0
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 1

If the numbers are confusing you, you could say "TRUE" for 1 and "false" for 0 and formulate those into sentences.
For "AND": "X AND Y are true, y/n?" if the answer is yes, it's 1, if no it's 0.
OR "X or Y, or both are true, y/n?"
EXOR "X or Y, but not both at the same time, is true, y/n?"
NOT "X is NOT true, y/n?"
NOR "X OR Y or both are NOT true, y/n?"
NAND "X AND Y are NOT true at the same time, y/n?"

I have an art report to do:

Subject can be an artist, art period, or art form

MUST include all the following:

Engaging introduction explaning the topic and reason you chose it

Body-- Dates, Media used, famous works

Closing paragraph-- Discribe what you found intresting.

Correct writing standards


Each paragraph must contain
Main idea sentence
supporting sentences
concluding senence

Also, thanks D-vid. I will be sure to use that somehow!

Guys, is etes-vous americain gramattically correct?

It seems correct, but just to be sure you get the accents right: Êtes-vous américain?

Also, be careful with nationalities. Names take a capital letter but not adjectives.
Êtes-vous américain?
Êtes-vous un Américain?

It was a "Is this grammatically correct" question.

Thanks!

Alright guys.

Piracy.
Doing a debate on it.
What should I mention in it?