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[bcguru9384]

start gamer visits lmg fund with this shirt slogan.      To divide is to multiply. math 1/.1

 

[themctipers]

a starting gamer visits lmg to fund his shirt slogan (despite popular belief, lmg isn't a sweatshop factory making shirts...)

to divide is to multiply, math 1/.1 

 

i dont get it?

english?

[Shakaza]

I am afraid that my Engrish-English translating device is currently non-operational, and I am therefore unable to understand your speech patterns. Would it be possible for you to clarify your syntax? 

[Ostwind]

[CostcoSamples]

1/.1 = 10

 

 

[Enderman]

R u ok?

[TheRandomness]

-Thread moved to off topic.

 

'Translation' for everyone else: What if a new gamer decided to visit the LMG office with this slogan on his shirt: 'To Divide is to Multiply. 1/0.1'

[MrDynamicMan]

4 hours ago, TheRandomness said:

-Thread moved to off topic.

 

'Translation' for everyone else: What if a new gamer decided to visit the LMG office with this slogan on his shirt: 'To Divide is to Multiply. 1/0.1'

No its not, because 1/0.1 =! 1*0.1

[Dash Lambda]

43 minutes ago, MrDynamicMan said:

No it's not-

Yes it is, his expression just isn't complete.

I think he was trying to do a "Math 101" joke, but didn't succeed very well.

[bcguru9384]

actually i was showing how dividing which usually cuts something into smaller has power to allow growth. 1/0.1=10. ten greater  or more than your 1 starting point. judgeing by comments. none you qualified do pcb boards. this will make you go what? OPP=OVP*OCP.  OPPrange=(OVP*OCP to OPP*UVP).

 

[bcguru9384]

start gamer part gamer first part username

 

[ThinkWithPortals]

19 minutes ago, bcguru9384 said:

actually i was showing how dividing which usually cuts something into smaller has power to allow growth. 1/0.1=10. ten greater  or more than your 1 starting point. judgeing by comments. none you qualified do pcb boards. this will make you go what? OPP=OVP*OCP.  OPPrange=(OVP*OCP to OPP*UVP).

 

So, if I understand it right, the shirt is themed around the fact that by even if you divide a number, it can still get bigger?

 

That's just basic mathematics, why does it deserve to be on a shirt?

[bcguru9384]

yes basic math that most people forgotten use. reminder of history and power of math. 100/.0000001=1ghz. that usuable formula that dumb 16bit codes will use. pcb controllers are 16 bit logic. im trying remind people to find simplest way. kiss method. keep it simple stupid. great rule follow.

[spwath]

8 minutes ago, bcguru9384 said:

yes basic math that most people forgotten use. reminder of history and power of math. 100/.0000001=1ghz. that usuable formula that dumb 16bit codes will use. pcb controllers are 16 bit logic. im trying remind people to find simplest way. kiss method. keep it simple stupid. great rule follow.

uh, I think most people know that... Most people past 4th grade that is.

[Dash Lambda]

10 minutes ago, bcguru9384 said:

Yes, basic math that most people have forgotten how to use. A reminder of the history and power of math. 100/.0000001=1ghz. that usable formula that dumb 16bit codes will use. PCB controllers are 16 bit logic. I'm trying to remind people to find the simplest way. KISS method, Keep It Simple Stupid. Great rule follow.

We should also make a T-shirt that says "1 + (-1) = 0" if that's the case.

People forget a lot of things when they get out of school, but I don't think fundamental arithmetic is one of them.