No, the worst games to lose in are luck-based games.

Don’t lump the normal users in with those crazies.

Only an American would think that the 24-hour clock has anything to do with the military in the first place.

Yes, I posted a detailed version of that logo above. Just the standard German police start with the local crest.

Heinsberg Police logo:

The shoulder patch is showing a radio tower and a bridge. Really not seeing anything religious here.

Well yes, of course it is. It only a has a fraction of the user base.

That would be illegal though, above 6 hours of work you are required to take a 30 minutes break.

I could come in an hour late and skip lunch break to make it 9-to-5.

If you can just order it online it’s not illegal?

Well yes. But I think taking the money should actively kill someone, you can just get free money for a death that would happen anyway.

I would think you random death would just be added to the baseline.

Yes. And the ones that don’t kill people as well.

Can I only use it once?

There very much is an agreed on convention, some people are just not using it and that is entirely their problem.

Yes, at least by the most common agreed on convention. Almost any mathematician, programming language, search engine or spreadsheet software will say it’s 9. It is for all intents and purposes the right answer.

The precedences go like this:

parentheses > exponents > (multiplication = division) > (addition = substraction)

If you encounter operators with the same precedence (like multiplication and division) you go by the order they appear in the equation, left to right. That is how it works.

No you don’t, division is on the left, so it comes first

Well, Patrick IS an idiot … so it checks out?

Don’t they put plutonium reactors in space? Have to be able to cool those somehow?

The entire point of those is to produce heat to power a thermoelectric generator. And while most of the heat will be wasted, it is a rather small amount overall.

A data centre would require massive amounts of energy, most likely provided by solar panel arrays. Then the processors will convert all the energy to heat that has to go somewhere.