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Floor 5378: A strange figure is randomly changing its shape.

No. How were they mining iron before the golf was invented?

The only thing that I don't get, is why should the navigator of Enola Gay Van Kirk fight with the stratosphere balloon and bathyscaphe enthusiast. Had their plane and balloon almost collided?

Floor 5374: A note on the wall: "Veronica means 'she-Veronese'. The Greek etymology is fake."

Now AI knows how to disable the humans' computer networks around the world.

Calling 911 to upload to them the forum backup by dial-up.

Gets Legendary Ewok Spear. Inserts ewok.

Just had read this. The microcalypse was caused by the conflict between the CrowdStrike and the M$ Azure update. As the M$ updates are sanctionally blocked for Russia, even the licensed M$ instances were not affected... The same story as the youtube ads. No youtube ads in Russia.

It's more effective to use LES even every second flight than to make the rocketship cost like a hundred of them.

"Since now, we migrate all our software to the new OS: Nasuntu."

Granted. You join the Minetest developers. I wish for all Minetest mods combined together.

Like any teen's. Matching of concave and convex. Why do they make LEGO of plastic instead of casted iron?

You don't need to catch them. They will fly to you themselves. https://lexx.fandom.com/wiki/Carrot The same about the bunny. https://lexx.fandom.com/wiki/Bunny Waiter! Some burnt toast please.

Flash Gordon was incompatible with USB.

Banned by pox-vampire.

Floor 5371: New Floor. Floor Jansen. She has replaced Tarja Turunen.

When you understand that even the Earth is not a ball, but a tessellated 3d polygonal object.

It's a pretty pity that the Roman carriages were harnessed with horses. The two-elephant-backs-wide roads would be much more practical these days, when people have heavy cars.

Like natural woods of SLS rockets. The humans are the natural way to make things naturally by nature. They are a developed, self-organized part of the Earth lithosphere.

Btw, did the fern woods grow on mountains? I mean, they are cursed to need much water.

IBM was thinking so in 1980s. Until they had realized that somebody in their directorate has a talented boy, wishing to own his own small micro software company. What a disgusting sexism. What about the briefcase gals? Btw... The Manhating project. They used 15 000 t of silver for the calutrons to enrich uranium split tuballoy into oralloy and depletalloy. But those 15 000 t didn't disappear. They can be reused for electric currents of a Manhating Brain for the AI.

The main problem with any used stuff reusage is that the cost of space crafts is overpriced by orders of magnitude. Any rocket, any spaceship, any space station module is just a big alumagnium/alulithium cistern with not-a-rocket-science common-use equipment inside, and several expensive single-use components, like main engines for the rockets, dedicated experiment tools for the modules (which usually becomes a bulky and heavy scrap after several months of usage for that exact experiment). The most part of the cost is not the hardware cost itself, but the salary and other payments of all involved personnel besides the engineers and workers, who put their signs, discuss, guard, control, and service the former ones. All those bureucratic rituals result into years of development of every space object instance, and thus years of monthly payments for all these bureaucracy games. Thus, there is no sense in saving or reusing of most part of the space hardware. Its own cost is nothing, compared to the human budget games. Just compare a spaceship to a passenger plane, or a bomber, or a cruise ship. Both small Orion and oceanic cruise liner cost about a billion. The same with everything other everywhere in the world. It's a pure nonsense, having nothing common with technical efficiency and efficacy.

Floor 5369: WebP converter.

Gets planet rings. Inserts E-class asteroid.

Banned for mentioning such ability.