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TIL Wendy's uses Ubuntu
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Makes sense, it beats paying licensing for every screened device.
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TIL Wendy's uses Ubuntu
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Makes sense, it beats paying licensing for every screened device.
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The Swastidumpster is a Modern Engineering Marvel
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Trickflation
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No he's right. The solution for an optimal surface area to volume ratio is a sphere. The farther you deviate from a sphere the less optimal you become. The actual math for this is finding deltaSurfaceArea in respects to cylinder radius for a given volume and then finding the maxima, which is a Uni physics 1 problem I really don't feel like doing. Long story short, optimal is when height = diameter, or as close to a sphere as a cylinder can be.
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Is Linux support still needed nowadays, or is Steam OS good enough?
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I think some anticheats make a distinction.
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The Swastidumpster is the Most Reliable Car Ever Made.
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Carney orders review of F-35 fighter jet purchase from U.S.’s Lockheed Martin
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They said this before Vietnam and it was wrong. Ironically if truly stealth fighters with low radar and ir profiles were to engage each other in the air they would probably end up using guns primarily again as radar/ir guided missiles wouldn't be reliable in this event.
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New research could revolutionize our understanding of the universe.
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The whole LHC making black holes topic is so silly because if something the energy level of the omg particle hitting the atmosphere doesn't create a planet destroying black hole, then nothing humanity will ever create with particle physics will.
Just the radiation from the sun going through the Van Allen belts is higher energy than the LHC and the omg particle was like 7 orders of magnitude higher.