YES! YES! YES! Nothing like combining two different schools of übergeekdom. (from ilovecharts) A D&D Alignment chart for Star Trek characters! via Andrew
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YES! YES! YES! Nothing like combining two different schools of übergeekdom. (from ilovecharts)

A D&D Alignment chart for Star Trek characters!

via Andrew

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Help me! Help me! I’m stuck in an infinite loop! It never ends! AHHHH!
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Help me! Help me! I’m stuck in an infinite loop! It never ends! AHHHH!

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Which two are you? (via ilovecharts)
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Which two are you? (via ilovecharts)

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Here’s a reblog from ilovecharts… Most people know love takes work, and effort is needed to sustain a happy relationship over the long term, but now a mathematician in Spain has for the first time explained it mathematically by developing a dynamical mathematical model based on the second law of thermodynamics to model “sentimental dynamics.” via Thiagu …the interesting bit is that if you click through on the image, it leads to you a paper that details the findings.
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Here’s a reblog from ilovecharts…

Most people know love takes work, and effort is needed to sustain a happy relationship over the long term, but now a mathematician in Spain has for the first time explained it mathematically by developing a dynamical mathematical model based on the second law of thermodynamics to model “sentimental dynamics.”

via Thiagu

…the interesting bit is that if you click through on the image, it leads to you a paper that details the findings.

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You can never have too many flow charts, especially ones that help you make irrelevant decisions like where you should chat on the internet. Come on, it’s the Internet! Nobody’s listening. [From Wired]
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You can never have too many flow charts, especially ones that help you make irrelevant decisions like where you should chat on the internet. Come on, it’s the Internet! Nobody’s listening. [From Wired]

Are you a photographer? If so, where do you fall on this graph? Back in my prime, I’d say I was somewhere between “The HDR hole” and that sharp dip in “how good you think you are” only without the steady increas in “quality of photos.” To explain where I am now would probably require moving backwards along those graphs. [From Chris]
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Are you a photographer? If so, where do you fall on this graph? Back in my prime, I’d say I was somewhere between “The HDR hole” and that sharp dip in “how good you think you are” only without the steady increas in “quality of photos.” To explain where I am now would probably require moving backwards along those graphs. [From Chris]