For you, it is the limit of 1/n for n goes to infinity.
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Infinity isn't a number. 1/infinity still not a number and is right to say that it's undefined.
1/(one number too high going to infinity) is a number.
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Even talking about limit you can't say 1/infinity.
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Dude you're not supposed to say it. Even if it's wrong :|
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Right, can you remove the code, use it in the URL.
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In your browser adress bar you can type https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/xxxxx/
And replace the x's with your code! Don't forget the closing / sign. Good job!
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I did it! I feel a tiny bit smart. Thanks for the chance n_n
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This game http://store.steampowered.com/app/237930/Transistor/
1/infinity
80 is the decimal number in the ASCII table
take first 2 digits (SI units) of G*c*k/(h*pi^e^e), subtract 3 is the alphabetical number of the letter
same but now we add 1 instead and make a BIG letter
111 in binary is equal to what in decimal?
And yes, this should give you a code that you can use in an URL to find the giveaway page!
If you win I'll add you as friend to send as a gift.
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