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David the expat sez: "Stack Exchange Rocks!" so, let Stack Exchange be Stack Exchange.

My goal is to spend less time in my "...snow white cube containing only the bare necessities, a computer, and a large library of treatises, maps, and precise scale models*."

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Would this question be well received here?
Mar 14 '17
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How to best format the question mark that immediately follows an equation in a question sentence?
Mar 1 '20
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Better alternative for the unfortunate term "indian burn" in reference to twisting a cylinder?
Mar 19
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Is my question about three-body orbits and conservation laws on-topic here and is this a good place to ask it?
May 6 '20
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How to put 2x2 matrices in the denominator and numerator using MathJax?
Oct 13 '20
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Better alternative for the unfortunate term "indian burn" in reference to twisting a cylinder?
Mar 29
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How to decide in which math chat room to post a link to my math-related question?
Aug 26 '18
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Why doesn't the 'edit comment' button disappear after 5 minutes?
Mar 14 '17
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Would this question be well received here?
Aug 24 '18
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How to write h-bar (Planck constant divided by 2 $\pi$) using MathJax?
Apr 23 '20
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How did the Apollo computers evaluate transcendental functions like sine, arctangent, log?
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What makes Ada the language of choice for the ISS's safety-critical systems?
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What aspects of image preparation workflows can lead to accidents like Boris Johnson's No. 10 tweet's 'hidden message'?
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Are there any satellites in geosynchronous but not geostationary orbits?
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If a massive object like Jupiter flew past the Earth how close would it need to come to pull people off of the surface?

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