Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

[damanwithdaskillz]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

* Russel's paradox - It shows that the "set of all sets which do not contain themselves," i.e. the "set" \left \{ x: x\mbox{ is a set and }x\notin x \right \} is not well-defined.
* Cantor's paradox - It shows that "the set of all sets" cannot exist.

If something is or is not an element of a particular set then this is symbolised by \in and \notin respectively. So, with respect to the sets defined above:

* 4 \in A and 285 \in F (since 285 = 17² − 4); but
* 9 \notin F and \mathrm{green} \notin B.



etc.

good, but that is not pre-calc, that's calculus because my dad taught me some calculus, pre-calc is a form of honors trigonometry, not calculus, and good for you, but your older than 14

[Zeron]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

I'll let this thread take care of itself.

[damanwithdaskillz]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

Yes, it is only taught in pre-cal... when you live in hick town USA.
In normal communities, it is taught in geometry. In pre-cal, we have to know that to solve different types of equations.
P.S. That is nappy time class.
P.P.S. I have an A in that class still.

shows how much you know, they DON'T teach that formula in geometry, anywhere in the US, because that isn't even taught in pre-calc, its taught in college level calculus, I just asked my Dad about it, so now I proved that YOU are lying and YOU are a jackass who lies about himself to make others feel bad, the world would be a much better place without people like you.

[rshadow8888]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

Have fun thinking that.

Edit: You bore me. Off to do something else maybe.


Double Edit: Also, I didn't say we had a whole unit around that or anything, just saying we learned it to do things with it.
Ok, back to boredom.

[damanwithdaskillz]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

Have fun thinking that.

Edit: You bore me. Off to do something else maybe.


Double Edit: Also, I didn't say we had a whole unit around that or anything, just saying we learned it to do things with it.
Ok, back to boredom.

the first thing, yes, the formula I stated above, no, they did not teach you it and to so prove me otherwise tell me what you plug in as the n

[BPM guy]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

this is getting off topic.

[Shashmakito]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

What colour is the next token?

[rshadow8888]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

the first thing, yes, the formula I stated above, no, they did not teach you it and to so prove me otherwise tell me what you plug in as the n

I don't know. That was always given to us.
Told you we never went into a whole unit about it.

[fido123]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

I told him my FFR password

RETARTED MOVE

Telling your best friend you passwords is retarted in the first place. If they're not suppost to go on it just don't tell them. Also what he did wasn't that big but was still a violation. He shouldn't be banned but all you need to do is refrain from doing such retarted acts again.

[wickedawesomeful]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

RETARTED

what

[Zeron]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

Wow, someone DID believe him. Database check for the win.

[jwcgator]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

SOME OLD HIPPY CAUGHT ANOTHER HIPPY TRIPPING ON ACID

Lol geometry sin/cos/tan

[Tasselfoot]

Re: Is logging onto someone elses profile and changing their data worth banning?

nobody cares. there is no age on the internet, only maturity. you're lacking big time.