19jp87

Userboxes es Este usuario tiene el español como lengua materna. en-2 This user can contribute with an intermediate level of English. This user comes from Chile. This user has never left the Southern Hemisphere. This user is interested in maps. This user is fascinated by glaciers. This user is interested in String Theory. This user is interested in fractals. This user contributes using a laptop. This user contributes using Chromium. This user uses free software wherever and whenever possible. This user contributes using GNU/Linux. This user contributes using Ubuntu. This user contributes with GNOME. This user uses Ubuntu and doesn't need any antivirus software! This user uses LaTeX and admires its power. This user uses Gmail as a primary email service. This user contributes while using Audacious. This user records with Audacity. This user uses Pidgin to chat on multiple instant messaging networks. {{User WLM hate}} This user hates, but is forced to use, Microsoft Windows. This user once used DOS back in the day. This user reads PDFs with Evince. This user creates websites with gedit. bash-3 This user is an advanced Bash programmer. bat-2 This user is an intermediate Batch programmer. C-1 This user is a beginning C programmer. for-2 This user is an intermediate Fortran programmer. MAT-3 This user is an advanced MATLAB programmer. This user relives the good old days with DOSBox. This user views the night skies with Stellarium. This user is an advanced mathematician. This user prefers the metric system. This user likes trigonometry. This user is glad that Pluto never was a planet. 8 is much more streamlined! This user wants to know what a black hole looks like from inside, but does not want to investigate it personally. This user is interested in volcanoes. ${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\frac {\partial ^{2}\Psi }{\partial t^{2}}}=\nabla ^{2}\Psi }$ This user is interested in mathematical physics. This user prefers cold weather. This user is interested in meteorology. This user loves thunderstorms. °C This user uses the Celsius scale, as they find it superior in every way to Fahrenheit.

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