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I don't even have to bold the crazy, it does it for me!

... *raises finger* Isn't... isn't hair, like. Dead? Or something? Kinda' like fingernails? I certainly know it's got no sensitivity whatsoever... scalp does, but the hair itself is, like, nop. I guess it does have like oils and stuff?

I... guess I could check about the electro-whatsit conduction or whatevs. Wrap the hair around a radio-hijacker and see if the signal improves. Know it does when it's held, so if the the hair's a transmitter/medium for the same phenomena then it should do the same. Will test tomorrow and see.

Because hell, might as well. Only take a few seconds.

My WTF is looking into it and finding out that insect infestations of pubic hair are apparently not tracked by the world health folks. Estimates of crab louse alone are at around 2% worldwide, but most governments apparently just... don't record the numbers on bugs residin' on yer nethers. That sounds like a plague vector waiting to happen...

...Err, not really. He didn't hate us. He hated the attitude :v

I'll admit, I've never really figured out the functional difference between the two. It's always been a sort of "I don't hate you, I just hate who you are." Considering that, in practice, you and your behavioral patterns (attitude, etc.) are identical, it's... pretty much the same thing.

Also not really final fantasy games, ha. Not many of the "FF" gameboy games that were released as such in the US (E: And I guess europe. [joking]Did they even release games to europe back then?[/joking]), well... were, exactly. Legends were the first SaGa games, Adventure was the first Seiken Densetsu (Secret of Mana). Stuff like that.

And incidentally, just to be sure folks are aware, the GBA Tactics Ogre is... very different. From the rest (SNES/PSX/PSP) of them. Still pretty decent, but arguably a worse game.

I personally put FFT and TO (either the SNES or PSX version... PSP's arguably better than either, but comes a lot later) about on the same level. FFT's a bit nicer gameplay wise (which is understandable, since TO was/is an SNES game, and FFT was built for the PSX), but they're both solid and running pretty neat stories (for video games, anyway). Good stuff. The fact that TO gives FFT a good run for its money speaks incredibly well for it, since it was built a good generation behind in terms of hardware.

... but it's basically just soy sauce, apparently. As a spread? Which. Okay, soy's pretty good. But it's... ultimately just another form of salt. That's not terribly impressive.

I'll stick with soy, m'self, I think. When I'm not using some form of bullion or something else with more flavor beyond "salty". Easier to use a liquid.

... I didn't even make it to the first boss before I started cheating, V. And then I got a little further and put it down for a while after getting into a few situations where cheating doesn't actually help, which is always amusing but screw an hour+ backtrack.

Mm... I'd always recommend pulling out a spreadsheet or whatnot, m'self. If you can build the formula by hand (avoid functions as much as possible), by the time you're done not only do you know the exercise fairly well, you have something nice and tidy to do the work for you. Portable calculators are... clumsy. Harder to adjust variables, see where stuff is doing its thing, that sorta' stuff. Spreadsheets are where it's at.

E: Though libreoffice, at least, does have a correlation coefficient function. =CORREL(Data_1, Data2)

... is sceleria going to be alright? It looks like there's three hours until a stale? Maybe. Still not entirely familiar with llamaserver >_>