LostXOR

Yeah I suppose it's more than a "minor problem". Still feels weird making such a small PR lol.

0.333... represents 0.3 repeating, which has an infinite number of 3s and is exactly equal to 1/3.

There's probably some distribution of mass that would result in uniform gravity across the whole disk. I'm guessing there would need to be more mass near the edge to counteract the diagonal pull of the mass near the center on the area near the edge.

A few times a day it rolls 3 dice (that's the rattling sound you hear) and if they all come up six an update is needed.

x++; // Set x to the incrementation of the value of x
Much better.

IIRC the amount of humans who have ever lived is estimated at around 100 billion, much more than the current population of 8 billion.

Aren't BIOS updates usually done by putting the update file on a flash drive and installing it from the BIOS? I've never heard of updating BIOS from Windows with an executable.

If you haven't used Windows in that long you might as well just get rid of it.

You're right, though IIRC there's no functional difference when comparing to None (other than speed).

Relevant xkcd.

results = [result for result in results if result != None]

Not happening for me currently, but that definitely sounds like something Google would do. Good thing Firefox lets you easily change your user agent.