The More You Know ★
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- Nairn5
- Huh. The things one learns, eh?Continuity
- Dad jokes thead salutes you :)webazoot
- utopian0
- 3.13 seconds is the new world recordutopian
- Yeah but the world record is just learning the algorithms that took decades to crack._niko
- I can solve a 3x3 cube in about 2 minutes. No clue how Max Park did it in ~3 seconds though.bulletfactory
- just lucky that it was at a point where he only needed to do a portion of the algorithm._niko
- I still can't do it under 2 mins. Just don't get the 3secs thing. Like WTF. It's not possible to move that many pieces that fast!HAYZ1LLLA
- here's the video I learned with. I know there are faster ways to solve, but i'm just happy being able to do it. https://youtu.be/7Ro…bulletfactory
- Ramanisky24
Andrew Kevin Walker (Se7en screenplay) helped on
the Fight Club screenplay but wasn't allowed a credit due to certain regulations.David Fincher's solution:
- Ramanisky24
I’m def today years old learning this trick .. wtf
- that is some great ux_niko
- It’s from a recent updateimbecile
- A great way to hide all of the useless bloatware that no one uses or wants.utopian
- I thought the screen was cracked lolAkagiyama
- Tried this, they stack, but then the break apart when you move you finger. Shouldn't they combine into a folder or something?jagara
- sted6
- The History of Solar
https://www1.eere.en…utopian - fusion coming in hot in the next decadeKrassy
- ^and it always will be.sarahfailin
- ^ coming in the next decadested
- The History of Solar
- neverscared0
First cat in space: how a Parisian stray called Félicette was blasted far from Earth
Tortoises have been put in orbit round the moon; thousands of jellyfish were once flown on a space shuttle; and in 1973, two garden spiders, Anita and Arabella, were taken to the Skylab orbiting laboratory to see if they could spin webs in microgravity. (They could but the webs were unevenly shaped, scientists found.)
“In the 60s, scientists and engineers were primarily concerned about how dangerous it might be for a human to be in a capsule in outer space, and most animal space flights were undertaken to see if they suffered or their lives were threatened by the weightlessness or increased radiation or other effects they might experience up there,” said astronomer Jake Foster at the Royal Observatory Greenwich.
- hans_glib0
- haha that's the US version of the "U-boot"sted
- https://en.wikipedia…)sted
- sted7
The number of Cupholders in a Subaru Ascent is 19.
- Multiplied by 2.palimpsest
- Lolz we just test drove one of these beasts; my wife feels the outback isn’t quite enough space BUT I feel it’s just right.
First world problem(s), eh?ideaist - It's what makes a Subaru a Subaruutopian
- Gotta have room for soda from junk food drive throughs . It’s a joint campaign with Pepsi & ComeKrassy
- pepsi and...what??Akagiyama
- Lol. *CokeKrassy
- Would do better to drop six of them and use the space for an onboard toilet with all the stops they're going to have to make.webazoot
- I don't believe itdrgs
- https://youtu.be/hbO…garbage
- Yep. We've got an Ascent, so many cupholders.akiersky
- Only problem is they are all pretty small and many coffee mugs and water bottles don't fitakiersky
- ^ that’s cup-holder blaming. Not coolGnash
- designed by homersarahfailin
- Akagiyama2
- I don't think that's 1969, I'm pretty sure they built that viewing deck in the 80s or 90s_niko
- well I stand corrected, it was built in the 60's but extensively renovated in the 2000s_niko
- so, waterfalls, huh? cooldoesnotexist
- Just don't go chasing them.Akagiyama
- Nairn5
I've finally found evidence that I'm not a total moron. At least, ..ok, notsomuch. Anyway,
I've always said "tret" instead of "treated" and was called out upon it in my twenties and totally blue-screened, realising that I had no idea why i said it that way.
> Tret
> (Northern England, Bristol, colloquial) simple past and past participle of treat, i.e. treated.https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/t…
Fuck you, Rich.
- My cousins would say ‘bet’ as the past tense of ‘beat’ — “I bet him up”
Not sure where it came fromGnash - Ooh, i like that too! Why not?Nairn
- Similarly, I've heard people use ‘et’ as the past tense of ‘eat’.Continuity
- Yeah, I grew up in Northern England and although I've lived away from there for over 20 years, I still say 'tret' and 'et'Wolfboy
- Here's a short play:
"Aye lad, your mother tret me well... are you alright?"
"No, I et some bad chicken"
annnd scene.Wolfboy - Yeah RICH, SUCK IT!stoplying
- like "he pleaded guilty" like nah it's "he PLED guilty"doesnotexist
- Pled, is a word thoughGnash
- My cousins would say ‘bet’ as the past tense of ‘beat’ — “I bet him up”
- utopian1
The largest and oldest living organism on Earth is the Pando clone, a quaking aspen colony of over 47,000 trees in Utah that stretches over 106-acres, weighs 13 million pounds, and is 80,000 years old.
- Whoa! Never heard of thisbezoar
- time to...burn it down? i need a housedoesnotexist
- hans_glib1
- :') do qbners count?sarahfailin
- Wait ... is this like Money Cat (Bird, Dog, etc)? Should we be upvoting? Here, have an upvote, just in case. Roll on, $252!Continuity
