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Budget: Well, I don't know, pads are super important. But US$50 sounds a lot.

Usage: I use these cans a lot. At least 6 hours a day ever day. And I live in a place where temperatures fluctuate a lot - 45°C in summer to 1°C in winter; and a lot of dust; so they should be able to survive. Sweat becomes an issue during summer. I sweat a lot with the stock ones this summer, hated it. I suspect the sweat to be one reason why they wore out within a year.

Previous Experience: None. I have never before bought ear pads.

Extra notes: I am an ethical person. So, if you suggest sheep skin, I will research how the company makes them - do they use skins of naturally dead sheep or do t

Hello! I have been using my Parker Sonnet for 6-7 years. It was my first fountain pen. I was in the store and my eyes fell on it and I bought it. I had no idea how to use a fountain pen. It has 18k gold M-size nib. Frankly, it is serving me well.

However, it is 2018 and I want a new pen!

I want a "workhorse". I write a lot of math, sometimes long paragraphs, and frequent scribbling notes throughout the day. I really like pretty nibs (who doesn't!) and have never had non-solid colored body of a pen - but I definitely would like to have one. Regarding budget, I don't have any specific number in mind, but I'm planning to save up for a month or two if needed to get something reasonable. I was

In the latest server, fsoc, there are 2 scripts. Has anyone tried it on some domains? I am wondering on which servers we should be trying these. Any ideas?

At 1:09 Leon asks "Do you have THE time?"

I find it weird that he asks for "the" time, instead of "time". May be it is just his way of speaking, but may be not. What do you guys think?

EDIT: Okay, this is probably nothing as you guys have pointed out.

Which book(s) would you guys suggest for the following topics:

• Discrete Structures
  • Sets, Relations, Functions.
  • Pigeonhole principle, inclusion-exclusion principle
  • Equivalence and Partial Orderings
  • Elementary Counting Techniques
  • Probability
  • Measures of information and Mutual Information
  • Computability: Models of computation
    • Finite Automata
    • Pushdown automata
    • Non-determinism and NFA
    • DPDA, PDAs and languages accepted by these structures
  • Graph Theory:
    • Definition
    • Walks, paths, trails, connected graphs
    • Regular and bipartite graphs
    • Cycles and circuits
    • Tree and rooted tree, Spanning trees
    • Hamiltonian and Eul

https://i.imgur.com/DI3GSM5.jpg

Judging by hair style and glasses, both look like Irvin.

Does someone know a high quality source for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzoO756PvL8 ?

Hello!

I really like the sound of flute and I can play notes. I have been practicing to blow well and get the notes to be good. I used FMIT to make sure variations are low.

I want to know what theory I should know and what resources I should use to go further. I am absolutely new to music. I cannot read music (I don't even know what it means to read music other than knowing that there are symbols just like other languages), I only know about "sa, re, ga, ma, pa, dha, ni" from Indian theory.

I want to start from basics so that I don't miss things, but you guys are the ones to decide what I should do, so I will follow the advises.

Help would be awesome.