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started editing my post before you posted ... read it again lol

For f(x) = sqrt(x), d f(x)/dx = 1/(2*sqrt(x)) Since the sqrt function only outputs positive values for real values of x > 0, the range of df(x)/dx does not include any negative numbers, So df(x)/dx > 0 for all x > 0.

Retarded article

well, I have a HD average, and I know about at least 5 other people that do ... so ... yes it is possible.

(use the edit button)

hai guys character limit

damnit page suspended.

Its pretty good. I liked Broken Beat and Scarred the most.

i think i'll only eat vegetarian pandas though

should have melted it off with a blowtorch

i think the album is pretty fucking sweet

gin, boys and girls, any time of the day.

who who, who who! cause I really wanna knooooooow!

you for one

Switch from UTS asap.

waste of time

Physics will really help you improve your problem solving skills so I'd say its worth it. Its too bad they seemed to have removed electromagnetism out of the course (or so I have heard), that was pretty enjoyable - compared to waves or whatever it is now, which sounds kinda lame.

http://news.smh.com.au/world/russia-trying-to-take-georgian-capital-20080813-3u9w.html

imo she looks evil (the red dress girl)

I rarely ever dip it. Also I took a look at the COMP1927 assignment. Looks interesting, and pretty difficult for assign1. In COMP2911 we have to implement an array based double ended queue ... pretty straight forward. I guess they made it easy since we've only just started with Java. Depends...