A few posts I've been collecting on (OS), that I found interesting, and hopefully you may to :P

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astrophysics · Answer

astrophysics · Answer

There were a few more I can't find where I saved them XD

aaronandyson · Answer

:)

kainui · Answer

I started from the bottom now I'm here

astrophysics · Answer

Beast

aaronandyson · Answer

haha :)

kainui · Answer

No like I literally clicked the last link and realized I was just in that question a second ago LOL

aaronandyson · Answer

LMAO XD

astrophysics · Answer

Lol yeah I found it interesting

astrophysics · Answer

I'll of course be saving more posts and if you're interested I can add them.

astrophysics · Answer

I love how ganeshie is in so many of them xD

kainui · Answer

I like this one "limit of x^n/e^x" pretty cool trick!

astrophysics · Answer

Yeah haha I sort of stopped saving posts a while back and started again, so I'm actually missing a lot of interesting ones that I have saved, I think I may have deleted the notes by accident, which had some really cool applications and such.

astrophysics · Answer

Oh and if you have any neat ones to add...go right ahead

shadowlegendx · Answer

If 1 + 1 = 11 then youʻre intelligent

If 1 + 1 = 2 youʻre brainwashed by Obama, get help at phone number (000) 123-4567

astrophysics · Answer

The motion of a certain spring - mass system is described by the second order differential equation $$u''+0.125u'+u=0$$ so let $$x_1 = u', x_1 ' = x_2 $$
$$u''=x_2'$$ sub in for u, u', and u'' we get $$x_1'=x_2$$$$x_2'=-x_1-0.125x_2$$

the_fizicx99 · Answer

You seem like a dedicated user, to say the 'least

kainui · Answer

Yeah maybe some day you'll become a mod @Astrophysics

astrophysics · Answer

Haha, one can only hope!

usukidoll · Answer

I wanna be mod :)

alexandervonhumboldt2 · Answer

arean't you dead @kainui ? or you are in recrimination?

parthkohli · Answer

He posted that twelve hours ago.

zepdrix · Answer

I wish there was a way to "sticky" these things :(
So many tutorials get posted as "asked questions" and then just disappear forever.

astrophysics · Answer

Yup, that would be great, @Abhisar helped create this page with OS tutorials if you're interested: http://openstudytutorials.weebly.com/ though he's been very busy lately so he hasn't had the time to update it, but it's still nice :)

mimi_x3 · Answer

please collate a posts for actual OS (OPERATING SYSTEMS) course will be more useful.

anonymous · Answer

TARDIS = Time And Relative Dimensions In Space

michele_laino · Answer

good job!! @Astrophysics