Here’s today’s question…

What is this (answer must be something geeky, not just “legos”):

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Here’s today’s question…

What is this object called:

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Here’s today’s question…

What is the name of the rule that says that I cannot accurately represent the solution to this equation with an expression that includes a radical symbol:
x^5=x+1

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Here’s today’s hand’s on challenge…

1. Go to one of our locations
2. Have a nerd working behind the counter confirm that the rubiks cube is scrambled
3. Using whatever resources you have available, other than moving stickers on or disassembling the cube, solve it in less than three minutes
4. Profit!*

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Here’s today’s question…

Epically speaking, between what two times must this post have been posted?

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Here’s today’s question…

Find the volume (to 3 decimal places) generated by revolving the region enclosed by the lines:
y = x^3 – 3x^2 + 5
y = x^2
about the x-axis

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Here is today’s question:

I ran arp -a on a Windows machine and received this:

192.168.0.1             00-17-c5-4a-02-e6     dynamic
192.168.0.47            00-18-8b-4d-12-e1     dynamic
192.168.0.49            00-26-b9-38-2b-b0     dynamic
192.168.0.52            00-01-74-d1-6b-07     dynamic
192.168.0.53            00-06-72-c9-d7-e1     dynamic
192.168.0.111           00-AA-71-f8-b6-87     dynamic
192.168.0.161           00-21-91-57-1f-41     dynamic
192.168.0.200           00-03-ff-29-9a-19     dynamic
192.168.0.201           00-03-fa-28-97-08     dynamic

Five minutes later, I ran the command and received this:

192.168.0.1             00-18-8b-4d-12-e1     dynamic
192.168.0.47            00-18-8b-4d-12-e1     dynamic
192.168.0.49            00-26-b9-38-2b-b0     dynamic
192.168.0.52            00-01-74-d1-6b-07     dynamic
192.168.0.53            00-06-72-c9-d7-e1     dynamic
192.168.0.111           00-AA-71-f8-b6-87     dynamic
192.168.0.161           00-21-91-57-1f-41     dynamic
192.168.0.200           00-03-ff-29-9a-19     dynamic
192.168.0.201           00-03-fa-28-97-08     dynamic

Assuming I’m paranoid and this isn’t normal, what will I most likely deduce is happening??

Assumptions:

• My default gateway is 192.168.0.1.
• No hardware changes were made between the first and second requests.

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This week’s question…
In what situation would you most likely see this individual:

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Today’s question:
What famous pro-fair-use function does this image represent?

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