#data data data

[loveinthetimeofcoolers]

i love how every time someone comes on here and is like 'did i dream this or did carl say such and such in december 16 2003' or 'fetch me peter's unemployment allowance form from 1999' or something like that someone inevitably responds with said artefact or interview. it's like we are all kings

[jadedbirch]

Okay real talk. When I say that for my presentation I'm going to use not only a transparency but a FLIPPIE, how many of you out there know what I'm talking about?

Yes, I'm old enough to understand your ancient ways

I know what a transparency means but what's a FLIPPIE?

I've heard of such things have never seen them with my eyeballs

Are you just making up words?

Voting ended onOct 17, 2023

(Please reblog this for SCIENCE so that I can get better data)

[ininininininstayoutstayout]

I was hoping for something like this from Blake! (He’s a former RB engineer, and excellent.)

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It’s clear that Lewis did lose out due to George locking up, but the idea that he would have been on the front row seems far fetched seeing as he was over eight tenths down on Max and Oscar by the end of the lap. The effect of the tow from George down to Eau Rouge and along the Kemmel Straight is really clear (the Eau Rouge complex is turns 3/4), which helped to mitigate a lot of Lewis’ lost lap time.

So yeah, I think the whole thing was messy messy messy; George certainly isn’t having a great weekend and no doubt his lock up affected Lewis’ final flying lap, but the idea that he cost Lewis pole (or whatever tf we call it for the sprint) doesn’t seem to be backed up by the data.

[thebutterflyeffectofeverything]

Reblog to become part of Data Data Data, the Unus Annus fraternity.

[wisteria-lodge]

Which secondary am I if I like to think on my feet?

Not Badger.

[ficsex]

Would it be possible, before this blog gets too big, for you to organise some kind of tagging system so it's easier to navigate through past asks? I understand if that is more work than you fancy doing, but it would help prevent being asked the same questions over and over again and also make it easier for people using your blog to find the answers they're looking for. But this blog is awesome, thank you so much for running it.

so, I’ve been tagging with like, vague topics? “lube” “anal sex” etc. but seriously, do you (or anyone else) have ideas for more effective tagging? I was a data analyst in my past life, so I love organizing data, but I’m  not sure what will be useful for people searching for answers!

[caddy-whump-us]

Today I’ll be searching for Victorian-era leg braces in Google images with my screen as small as I can make it whilst still being able to see the images. Thank you.