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Blog Comments posted by oxy126
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Physics of cat toys: make it a series
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the thumbnail is pretty good regardless, though
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Nah son, quantum computing. Now that's cray. Though because it isn't a binary based system it would require a fair bit of re-architecturing of modern operating processes (more than it would require otherwise)
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Nah i wanted my car to catch fire its cool
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I once read a book called "How Things Work", which featured analogies like this alongside a plentiful heaping of cartoon mammoths (mammi?). It was actually quite informative on things like this, though not overly technical.
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yeah society man. who needs it
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Dibs
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I think we as humans should make a giant space mirror our next primary objective in our journey into the Cosmos
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Though to be fair, the primary driver in spacecraft travel is momentum, not energy. While the two are interrelated, it's better to phrase discussion on the topic in the format of the former.
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This is a pretty in depth and descriptive blog post. I learned a lot
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sound is pretty cool. Especially when it's produce with electricity
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jk it's cool I enjoy optical astronomy
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woooooow long winded much?????
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those are some pretty swag graphs you got there
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Whoops! Thanks for the correction
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There would be much less ice skating and the Titanic wouldn't of sunk... and snow might be quite weird, if it still existed. The oceans might have some interesting convection patterns and the Antarctic would probably be much different. While I don't know for sure, it's an interesting thing to ponder.
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I hope so... that would be pretty sweet.
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Lets go swimming
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I thank you for your informative post and drawing. I'll make sure to pursue less combustible options of leaving Earth from now on.
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Cool stuff. Hypothetical and presently deemed logically impossible stuff, but cool nonetheless.
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interesting post. I find aeronautics fascinating and I enjoyed this.
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we have a dark future in front of us, that's for sure
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very noice
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It happens in nuclear reactors too, because the water slows light down. They call it Cherenkov radiation, and it's pretty sweet.
Wi-fi
In Faith DeMonte
A blog by FaithDemo06 in General
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With new modern forms of wi-fi being developed, there are two things to consider: data compression efficiency and raw speed (which is dependent on frequency). For raw speed, this creates an interesting trade-off: high frequency wi-fi networks can be incredibly fast (some more than 50x faster than normal, not that it matters with most ISPs limitations), but they can't penetrate through walls nearly as well. That's why modern routers usually operate on two or more frequencies, one for longer range and one for high-speed, in-room connections.