toxic_madness

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by toxic_madness 14y ago
Spoilers: Check out this communally gathered data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ajc_VqH8uv38dFd... Apparently, all of the big red letters at the end of the trails spell out "APRIL FOOLS". The smaller red letters and number
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by toxic_madness 14y ago
This might be a stupid question, but I don't see how to view or edit any marked end points on the map you linked to.
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by toxic_madness 14y ago
The coordinates that are indicated in the landmarks are a bit hard to read sometimes, and you have to piece them together. The skull in New York is pointing to: (-15.36, 15.90). After searching for that location, zoom in on the green arrow,
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by toxic_madness 14y ago
I followed a trail starting at a skull in Amsterdam, and ended up at a red revolver. Edit: Coordinates of revolver: -5.06,-64.36
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by toxic_madness 14y ago
Go to the coordinates in the eye sockets, and it takes you to another landmark with coordinates.
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by toxic_madness 14y ago
I think 37.89,-61.96 is actually next, although it does take you to your location after that. The trick is to see the comma after the nine, indicating to enter the numbers in the other order.
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by toxic_madness 15y ago
The easy zooming and panning makes this a better graphing experience than any other calculator/software I have used so far. True, you don't have the capabilities of Mathematica available, but it seems to work great for graphing a single var
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by toxic_madness 15y ago
Yeah, I was on the 5th floor. I had a good view actually, but it was a little bit hard to hear, especially at the beginning while everyone was still moving around, trying to find a place to stand.
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by toxic_madness 15y ago
I am a UW student who went to this talk. It was an interesting event. I think Gates' response to the student who asked how to be rich was the most memorable part for me. At the department website it says the talk will be archived, but the l