Damn, everything is fun till mother arrives
Are your labyrinth ones indoor or outdoor? Like I had one where I was walking home but none of the streets made sense, like most just ended or looped back on themselves so to get to another street I had to sneak through random people's homes since the streets didn't connect. Why didn't I just go through the yards? No idea
Don't worry the men in black can't hurt you.. Well except that one standing right behind you currently!
Interesting... Its so boring it's interesting
Wow, that sounds scary.
It can improve your life... It likely won't and even if it does will cause more harm to humanity than improving your life but it can still improve your life.
I have a knife with a handle made of Mastodon tusks, it used to be my father's. I have carbon dating paper work which dates it to 25000 bce. By far that's my oldest object.
Look I'm not owl expert but I don't think you'll find many snowy owls from a sail boat in the ocean...
I'm not in the field but my understanding is the various companies measure it slightly differently because of difficulty measuring on a nm scale. Also not all transistors are the same. Plus you can do a lot of other work which makes it faster than just shrinking the transistor size. Similar to cpu being much faster today then they were in 2015 despite having a similar clock rate(maxing out at between 3.5-4.5 ghz). Stuff like improved branch prediction, better use of simd, improvements in the address translation layer.
I'll try to find a article but a lot of the inner details are nit made public.
No, that was price per case. If I'm not mistaken I havent see any change in can size.
I always thought the bottles of soda were priced even weirder. I remember buying a 20oz bottle for about 2 dollars, or you could buy a 1 liter bottle for about 2 dollars or you could buy a 2 liter for about 2 dollars. But to show that prices are made up and don't really matter, a 1.5 liter bottle was 1 dollar...
My biggest ever professional mistake. See I was a factory worker and working nights. That night one thing I had to do was put our product into a fancy oven. It would run for over 12 hours but at x temperature for a few hours, then y temperature for some more hours then z temperature for some more hours etc. I took about $90k worth of product(internal cost, not sell price) put them in the oven, went to the touchpanel pressed a button, did all the paperwork, and went home.
Day shift started at 6am, by 630 I got a phone call from the manager asking what the hell happened last night? I said nothing, everything went smoothly. He said well the oven is over 2x the max allowed temperature for the devices. See on the touch panel there was a button for "auto" that started the pre-programmed temperature cycle the button immediately below that just turned the heat on full blast untill manually turned off, no confirmation, no protection at all. I cost the company over twice my annual salary by pressing the wrong button on a touchpad.
Basically it was determined that it wasn't my fault and was poorly designed. The touch panel got redesigned and shortly afterwards anything besides auto required entering a password. I wasn't punished at all but probably took a few years off my life in anxiety and fear.
Does it have dumps like a truck... Truck... Thighs like what