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kerbiloid

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  1. Don't worry, I'll bring a cloth to clean. Waiter! A cherry jelly fish, please.
  2. Yes, because they make the cooler to roar and let the user feel the power of his hardware. Should IT like pizza?
  3. Then why did you use MinGW instead? Maybe that's why the execution failed. Baggins? Isn't your nephew's name Frodo? *** Precookiecious
  4. You confused gcc with its Windows clone, MinGW, and was trying to run a cross-platform application compiled for Windows on Linux/Wine, who knows why. *** Psychookie
  5. They had no idea, who they are messing with. P.S. Just to make it clear for those who didn't eat the blood candy in their childhood. https://ru-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Гематоген?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru (The English wiki is poor here. Actually, it's what the Masai consume directly from the cow, blood + milk. Just with sugar.
  6. They said. the copper is expensive in motors... ... until somebody suggested a motor based on neodymium magnets.
  7. Wiki has a description of several implemented ones, but none was actually used to the moment.
  8. Physicookie P.S. You do, because you were trying to run the program in Wine.
  9. > Access violation in cookie64d.dll. Program aborted. Check the library version. Hanged Cookie
  10. A game about reproduction of pieces. Waiter! Water!
  11. Granted. You are a guppy. I wish the fishes had tanks. With tracks and turrets.
  12. Start collecting croukilograms. Waiter! What's this fork sequential number?
  13. Gramted. It's December, 65465. (Yes, it's a day). I wish I had a detailed historical 3d map of my city from its foundation with a timeline slider.
  14. 1. This happens to those who neglects the proven classics known to every kid. 2. The secondary problem they will face (or are hiding from us). P.S. Btw about the "Surrender to the ExtraTerrestrials Initiative" SETI. What if after years of travel they need our blood to raise their blood cells?
  15. Who knows, but the projects were done by respectable companies, not on the back of the envelope. So, probably of same possibility as Starship.
  16. ZAZ-968 "Zaporozhets", 1970s Power ~45 HP (non-British, 736 W/HP) ~= 33 kW. Fuel: gasoline, consumption ~6 l / 100 km at 80 km/h speed, density ~= 0.75 kg/l, so ~0.045 kg / km at speed 22.2 m/s. So, effective thrust = 33 000 / 22.2 ~= 1.5 kN Mass: 840 .. 1 160 kg, let it be average = 1 000 kg. So, effective acceleration (in absense of road and air drag): 1 500 / 1 000 ~= 1.5 m/s2. Tank capacity: 40 l. So, trip distance = 40 * 100 / 6 ~= 667 km. Trip duration = 667 / 80 * 3 600 ~= 30 000 s. Total delta-V = 30 000 * 1.5 ~= 45 km/s. 45 000 = Exhaust speed *ln (1000 / (1000 - 80)) Exhaust speed = 45 000 / ln (1000 / (1000 - 80)) ~= 45 000 / ln (1000 / (1000 - 80)) ~= 45 000 / 0.0834 ~= 540 km/s. ISP = 540 000 / 9.81 ~= 55 000 s. *** Once again. Total delta-V ~= 45 km/s. Exhaust speed ~= 540 km/s. ISP ~= 55 000 s. In Soviet Russia the cheapest cars were having ISP of a thermonuclear torch ship and were able to pass 1 AU in 40 days. (Ok, in 80 days, as they needed fuel to brake.)
  17. Banned for pagism. Or for pag(e)anism.
  18. Granted. Now you can see every ray traced there. I wish they crossed oyster and lobster.
  19. Obviously, they are wildlife. Plants are large, smoking, and produce various goods. Do lobsters lob?
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