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The Exception!

Yea... it's the formula from first year chemistry relating activation energy/rate law constant/frequency factor (of collisions)? Why would that be in the comic? (see comment)

Matt Damon on Palin: It's like a really bad Disney movie

Aversion Fads [XKCD]

I'm just commenting because I'm confused how this comic is a day old and with less than 60 diggs however still makes it to the homepage? (see comment)

Now Hear This: Don't Remove Earwax

for the first time ever some compacted earwax actually came out by itself a month ago... freaked me out I thought some kind of insect was inside my ear. (see comment)

It's official: Comcast starts 250GB bandwidth caps October 1

I love the internet too, but if a 250GB cap is leading you to claim Comcast is greedy/screwing customers or that internet rates are all some kind of conspiracy just STOP IT (your complaining). Heavy bandwidth users should paying more than someone that jus … (see comment)

Barack Roll

Oh well.

Oh well.

I have tears in my eyes reading that; does this mean digg as a whole will stop constantly repeating internet memes? Is it out of our system yet? (see comment)

10 Machines You Must Avoid at Your Gym

just a couple comments for those using the machines (btw I would agree with much of this article and although I'm not that experienced myself, I like the machines and want to relay some good information I've picked up from others) Instead of the machine … (see comment)

Leo Laporte to stream for 24 straight hours!

Bikinis And Ballistics

I was expecting an RE4 reference from someone, but the video still doesn't disappoint (see comment)

2 Pictures, 2 Kinds of Goodbye (PICS)

Imaginary Numbers

Most of the universities I've looked at sequence differential equations as a sort of "Calculus IV" if on the semester schedule or "Calculus V" if on the quarter schedule although you could probably take it before the multi variable stuff without a problem … (see comment)

Imaginary Numbers

I was being serious and just finished Calc 2 but we didn't do much with imaginary numbers... I vaguely remember the complex plane from precalculus and we dealt with some imaginary numbers in calc but rarely as more than a constant. I still know next to no … (see comment)