The answer to the previous question is in the comments for that question. Feel free to discuss.
Here’s today’s question…
When AOL prohibited screennames from having a lowercase first letter, what is one of the two methods you could use to create them anyway?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
FREE MEDIUM DRINKS! Feb 22-26 (M-F) from 7am to 10am at our Hanes Mall Blvd location.
The answer to the previous question is in the comments for that question. Feel free to discuss.
We’re on a hiatus this week, due to the free beverages being given away. If you’re in the dark on that, please visit our Hanes Mall Blvd. location between 6am and 10am for a free medium drink of your choice (smoothies and bottled drinks excepted) EVERY DAY until Sunday.
For our downtown customers, you can get a free drink at the 4th street location next Tuesday, 12/22 just by asking for one.
Enjoy the free drinks and thanks for your business!
I have an early New Year’s resolution: To post fun trivia that allows smart people to get free coffee. And to do it every two weeks.
Today’s question:
What famous pro-fair-use function does this image represent?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
The answer to the previous question is:
~A & ~B
or
“Not A and not B”
The new question:
What word shares 3 letters with both of the following words: begun, mixup.
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
The answer to the previous question is: Both of those numbers correspond to ports that are used in encrypted TCP traffic communication on the internet. Answers similar in concept to this were also accepted.
This time, here is the question:
What is the typical logical construct that is biconditionally equivalent to ~(AvB)?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
Until now I had to put my power inverter on the floor of my car. Now, thanks to brilliance, I can put the above device in my cup holder and have two AC power outlets plus a USB charger available. Now I just have to choose between that second cup of coffee and the power inverter.
Available here.
If you’re upset at the apparent non-nerdiness of last week’s question, feel free to calculate the amount of fiber in our smoothies out to 17 significant figures. In hindsight, I should have probably asked how many grams of fiber a smoothie has. Apologies. The answer to the previous question is the Ray Palmer with 6.150 grams of fiber.
This week’s question is much nerdier:
How many characters of data did it take to render the following image.
As usual, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
If you’re into games with dice (and who isn’t?), you will probably shake your head in amazement as much as I did at this dice roll generator.
Last week’s answer: perfectcoffee (if you want more details, read here).
This week’s question is unusually nutritious:
Which of our smoothies has the most fiber?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage of your choice.
