Composed by the IOC themselves, for the specific purpose when a cleared athlete wins the gold medal...

Quite possibly the weirdest team we will ever see...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xt5UakE46FI

Hopefully I can make a 6144 (lion) this time…

Probably the most famous and beautiful of the seven million-dollar problems in the turn of the Millennia is the Riemann Hypothesis. This hypothesis asserts that the nontrivial zeroes all lie on the criticial line defined by the line on the complex plane with real part 0.5. If settled, it would have profound impacts on a wide range of mathematical theorems, especially those on prime numbers and number theory.

Precursor

Official livestream

Timed at the European DST time.

Hail to 3Blue1Brown

* I am not quite sure of this should belong in Games since Discord is now more often used for general chatting. *

About the Update:

Discord announced on the 12th of February that it will start assigning unique usernames to the remaining users who have not updated their usernames. Most users who still have the old username (name#tag) format are no longer active at that time. I am wondering about the number of active users still with the old Discord username.

Since Discord rolled out this new announcement on the 12th of February, Discord has been much more aggressive in pushing the remaining users to update their usernames. This notice now comes every time you start the app on that account. It takes only one click for someone to update their username.

According to reactions from a punch-in bot messages posted daily (and receiving around 150 daily reactions), I usually see no more than ten who have not updated their usernames. The odds of finding an active user who have not updated their usernames is about 40:1.

Evidence:

@receding801: Geez it was said that the evolving usernames rollout is the worst discord update

Ever since the Discord unique usernames start rolling out to users, I consistently resisted every attempt to update my username. I however captured footage of me updating my alt Discord account's username.

And don't call the number sign and four numbers discriminators.

Could've filmed a venomous spider crawling on my keyboard...

Being a longtime Gamespot user dating back in 2008, I noticed that users present since the first version of the site has an associated rank, and a progress bar. The total number of legacy points have not been shown.

I am currently at Rank 22 [Blaster Master], with 471525. At later levels it may take up to 60 or even 300 days to promote to the next level. For a while, the only user with rank in the 70s is a test account.

What are all the levels of Gamespot, with their point requirements? Can I gain any more legacy points from there on?

We all heard of "holy cow" or "holy moly" a bazillion times before. Funny that we never say "moly cow"! 🤯

I made a (Mod Edit - Link Removed) depicting the sound of a "moly cow".