Rhinobird

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by Rhinobird 8y ago
If black holes are universes, then what happens when 2 black holes merge? What happens when universes merge? The sudden appearance of more stuff? More space? Existential cataclysm?
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by Rhinobird 8y ago
My thought would be, when the asteroid hit, it blew away a large chunk of atmosphere with it.
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by Rhinobird 8y ago
They may have been able to fly because, perhaps, the air pressure was different back then. 2 bar or more http://levenspiel.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/DinosaurW.p... Going back even further, there&#x
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by Rhinobird 8y ago
Perhaps a sweetbread of some sort?
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by Rhinobird 8y ago
>... dairy farmer named Joe Dorgan inadvertently conducted an experiment on his herd in Prince Edward Island, Canada. Dorgan noticed cows that grazed on washed-up seaweed in paddocks along the shore were healthier and more productive ...
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by Rhinobird 8y ago
>This might be true for any organization. Jerry Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy https://www.jerrypournelle.com/reports/jerryp/iron.html Or the Peter Principle https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
That would explain why it didn't do anything.
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
What if you have no foot? Or the foot hook isn't there? Or you have to turn a knob?
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
As I'm reading, all I could think of was Speed Suits https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImVJHR9cQ7o
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
Where is S.V.?
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
The author went back a tad far, but not too much. The Amiga came out in 1985 and the Apple IIGS in 1986. The user experience of those machines would be more comparable a modern PC with a thousand times the clock speed and memory
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
Tesla was trying to make use of the conductivity present in the ground and ionosphere to transmit power. Not inductive, but more like capacitively coupled.
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
I thought it would make a good mini-series. Needs like 3 or 4 hour long episodes.
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
Just a minute! I'll second this.
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
D is one better than C, but K goes all the way to 11.
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
By Zeus, this displeases Thor!
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by Rhinobird 9y ago
So, nuggets are made from the Cornell of the chicken. That also explains Cornell Sanders.
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
Magneto goes through "the change"
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
Apparently, it can be done with a bunch of TTL logic chips. http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3329
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
Is 200% lighter half as heavy, or is it buoyant? Cause 100% lighter is weightless. So 200% would be a negative weight. I am just confused.
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
>the Brainfuck interpreter is written in assembly?! Having reached the lowest level of the machine, they started digging...
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
At 45 degrees...it would be 14 and half miles high. If I did my math right triangled
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
Photosynthesis is between 0.1% and 2% efficient. Seems that increasing the efficiency of photosynthesis could lead to another agricultural revolution.
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by Rhinobird 10y ago
Embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word.
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by Rhinobird 11y ago
I read somewhere, that the new first stage can do SSTO unloaded.
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by Rhinobird 11y ago
Bad actions by the US gov led to bad workarounds by other govs