"Venom: The Last Dance" is amusingly weird to watch, if you have a knowledge of Swedish, as the main baddie is named "Knull" (pronounced "null"). But, it's right there in the Swedish subtitles, where the "k" would be pronounced, and it is the kind of benefit that you do with a "friend with benefits".
Ah, well, can't really blame Marvel back in the whatevers to have actually known Swedish, I guess.
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@davidgerard Police report? Sounds like theft (the taking of the RAM), possibly fraud (the claiming that it was only 16 GB, not 32 GB), and possibly (but I am stretching) failed duty of care.
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Yesterday's package haul is two hardcopy RPG books, them being the GM ("supervisor") and player ("operative") handbooks for Cubicle7's newly shipped Laundry RPG.
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@mhoye And if you write your numbers in a Fibonacci base, converting between them simply becomes a shift (left for miles -> km, right for hm -> miles).
You can sort-of cheat and use binary numbers, as long as you never have two consecutive "1" (they'd add up and carry to the left), but doing addition that way is actually shockingly complicated.
You can sort-of cheat and use binary numbers, as long as you never have two consecutive "1" (they'd add up and carry to the left), but doing addition that way is actually shockingly complicated.
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