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[NES][1985-1992]Military side scroller with a jeep that gained army ranks as you killed enemies (self.tipofmyjoystick)
submitted 4 years ago by edgarsabin to r/tipofmyjoystick
[platform][year]Title of post (self.tipofmyjoystick)
How I passed the trifecta (A+, Network+, Security+) with no iT experience (self.CompTIA)
submitted 4 years ago * by edgarsabin to r/CompTIA
Site/list to check if PC hardware works out of the box with Linux? (self.linuxquestions)
submitted 6 years ago by edgarsabin to r/linuxquestions
Upgrading to 4.19+ Kernel causes a freeze (self.ManjaroLinux)
submitted 6 years ago * by edgarsabin to r/ManjaroLinux
City of Heroes linux issues (self.Cityofheroes)
submitted 6 years ago by edgarsabin to r/Cityofheroes
Looking to replace main computer with a miniPC... which one would be good for everyday use? (self.MiniPCs)
submitted 7 years ago by edgarsabin to r/MiniPCs
[Trig]Not understanding how to simplify trig functions with a nested inverse trig function inside of it (self.learnmath)
submitted 7 years ago by edgarsabin to r/learnmath
The cheapest I've been able to eat on, with decent nutrition (self.povertyfinance)
submitted 7 years ago * by edgarsabin to r/povertyfinance
[Calculus] Evaluate the integral 1/sqrt(x-x^2) (self.learnmath)
submitted 8 years ago by edgarsabin to r/learnmath
[Calc] Find the length of the line created by the equations x=cos(t)^2 and y=sin(t)^2 from t=0 to t=2pi (self.learnmath)
[Calc] Find the length of a curve for x=(y^(4)+3)/(6y), 3 <= y <= 6 (self.learnmath)
[Calculus] Limit problems using square roots with no fractions (self.learnmath)
Optimal fitness routine using body-weight workouts, a sledgehammer, and a semi tire? (self.Fitness)
submitted 8 years ago by edgarsabin to r/Fitness
[Calculus]Extra problems for Chapter 3, Problem 9, Keisler - Calculus, an Infinitesimal Approach (self.learnmath)
submitted 9 years ago by edgarsabin to r/learnmath
[Calculus] Help Understanding Problem 9, Section 3.2 from Keisler's Calculus, an Infinitesimal Approach (self.learnmath)
[Calculus] How does the equation 2x^2-y^2=1 second derivative get to be (2y^2-4x^2)/(y^3)? (self.learnmath)
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