21208 pts ยท January 18, 2015
More like FailWind, AMIRITE?
With how the crow here acts, there is no way the water could actually make its way to the stomach. It's not like the crow can apply any suction to move the water upwards with their beak partially open.
I'm 99% sure it is AI.Corvids don't drink like this. They can't.They fill their beak with a bit of water and then raise their head up, tilting it slightly so that the water will flow down their throats. They (seemingly) can't drink with their head held level or below their body as shown here.
Not breed, but species. "Anglerfish" isn't just one species but an umbrella term for multiple ones. Similar to "canine" containing wolves, dogs, foxes, jackals, and a bunch more.The largest anglerfish species' females grow to 120cm or 4 ft length while the smallest only grow to 5 cm or 2 inches. Males are generally much smaller, to the point that some species' males can't live on their own and become parasites to the females. When you think of an anglerfish, you just think of a female.
For perspective. Also, this happened two days ago in Berlin.
Not the guy you replied to.But: A lot of the global wealth is bound in stocks whose prices aren't tied to money in circulation. In a day, a company's value (according to its stock price) can fluctuate by much more than the trade volume of that stock. Meaning total stock value can increase by more than money is changing hands. They two are decoupled. There is, in theory, no limit for a stock price, regardless of amount of actual money in circulation.
#14 What does one do with a PhD in student loans?Except cry.
If they didn't, their teeth would block the blood flow. So they'd have lift their teeth out again after the initial bite and then re-attach to suck the blood. But you never seem the do that, do you? Thus, they must have straw teeth.
Pretty sure there's still a number hiding in there.
It is.The only other days with multiple deaths are March 8th (Millard Fillmore and William Howard Taft) and December 26th (Harry S. Truman and Gerald Ford).Also notable that Jefferson and Adams died on the same day (i.e. in the same year, too: 1826).
If serious: Because the others are the ages at their deaths. You throwing in Biden's age makes it seem like he either died or you wish he did.
Modern game consoles are typically sold at cost or even a slight loss. So this isn't about selling consoles directly. And if it were directly about selling games, the best choice would clearly be to release the games everywhere.Instead, it's about locking people into one ecosystem so that so that Sony/MS/Nintendo then has a monopoly on the games that person can buy (without a large investment into a second console).Does the practice make sense for a business? Yes.Is it consumer friendly? No.
Generally pretty well-regarded. It's basically a choose-your-own-adventure style game, somewhere between a classic Point and Click Adventures and the Telltale style narrative titles. It's more about steering the story than difficult puzzles. While the broad strokes always follow the events of the books, it gives you minor choices that can differ.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Tyranids/comments/1so154b/my_girlfriend_wanted_to_paint_one_of_my_tyranids/
I don't understand. From a technical standpoint, wouldn't you just use a link to the menu on the web? That shouldn't be an issue.On the other hand, if you tried to encode the menu's content, then yeah. That's a bad idea. Most phones/apps won't display that properly. And it defeats the whole purpose as you'd have to change the QR code whenever the menu changes.
You can legally drink beer at 16 in Germany.
October 2022.
Post some goddamn source.https://www.reddit.com/r/Tyranids/comments/1so154b/my_girlfriend_wanted_to_paint_one_of_my_tyranids/
Hannah Fry. Cambridge maths professor. Used to work on aerodynamics for a Formula 1 team. Has been doing maths outreach stuff for over a decade. Worked for the BBC, NatGeo, and others. Also active on youtube, lately with Vsauce's Michael Stevens on a podcast called "The Rest is Science" which I highly recommend.
#14 A sperm whale can get away with a tiny skeleton because it doesn't have to support its own weight. A land-based dinosaur doesn't have that luxury. Thus, we know they can't be *that* chubby since their bones couldn't take the weight. Also, we have found a few dino fossils with clearly visible soft tissue.
Same rule in Germany (unless superseded by other signs).Another aspect is that you might not see whether the car coming from the right is indicating a right turn or not. And since they'd have right of way if you were both going straight, you'd have to slow down anyways.
Essenswerkzeug.
You'd do both with equal momentum. But since momentum is the product of mass and velocity, the velocity would be inversely proportional to the mass ratio between you and the ISS. So yeah, you'd impart significantly more velocity on yourself than on the ISS.
Of course Astarion does not approve.
Counterpoint: Professional skaters are used to carrying their partners around on the ice. This is much closer to what he's been training.Plus, I'd reckon that this has less risk of injury in case of a fall.
I never had the missed/failed test dream. But I do have a "forgot to sign up for a class in time so now I'm missing credit and can't graduate" dream. Didn't happen and I've graduated a decade ago.
MORE YAY!
#TeamToaster
That ostrich rider was smooth as heck.
There's a frame on impact when the bat is horizontal and the apple is completely invisible. That would only make sense if the apple was behind the bat. But that would mean it got launched backwards. But it doesn't. It gets launched sideways and even a bit forward.So I'm with you on it being fake.
With how the crow here acts, there is no way the water could actually make its way to the stomach. It's not like the crow can apply any suction to move the water upwards with their beak partially open.
I'm 99% sure it is AI.
Corvids don't drink like this. They can't.
They fill their beak with a bit of water and then raise their head up, tilting it slightly so that the water will flow down their throats. They (seemingly) can't drink with their head held level or below their body as shown here.
Not breed, but species. "Anglerfish" isn't just one species but an umbrella term for multiple ones. Similar to "canine" containing wolves, dogs, foxes, jackals, and a bunch more.
The largest anglerfish species' females grow to 120cm or 4 ft length while the smallest only grow to 5 cm or 2 inches. Males are generally much smaller, to the point that some species' males can't live on their own and become parasites to the females. When you think of an anglerfish, you just think of a female.
Not the guy you replied to.
But: A lot of the global wealth is bound in stocks whose prices aren't tied to money in circulation. In a day, a company's value (according to its stock price) can fluctuate by much more than the trade volume of that stock. Meaning total stock value can increase by more than money is changing hands. They two are decoupled. There is, in theory, no limit for a stock price, regardless of amount of actual money in circulation.
#14 What does one do with a PhD in student loans?
Except cry.
If they didn't, their teeth would block the blood flow. So they'd have lift their teeth out again after the initial bite and then re-attach to suck the blood. But you never seem the do that, do you? Thus, they must have straw teeth.
Pretty sure there's still a number hiding in there.
It is.
The only other days with multiple deaths are March 8th (Millard Fillmore and William Howard Taft) and December 26th (Harry S. Truman and Gerald Ford).
Also notable that Jefferson and Adams died on the same day (i.e. in the same year, too: 1826).
If serious: Because the others are the ages at their deaths. You throwing in Biden's age makes it seem like he either died or you wish he did.
Modern game consoles are typically sold at cost or even a slight loss. So this isn't about selling consoles directly. And if it were directly about selling games, the best choice would clearly be to release the games everywhere.
Instead, it's about locking people into one ecosystem so that so that Sony/MS/Nintendo then has a monopoly on the games that person can buy (without a large investment into a second console).
Does the practice make sense for a business? Yes.
Is it consumer friendly? No.
Generally pretty well-regarded. It's basically a choose-your-own-adventure style game, somewhere between a classic Point and Click Adventures and the Telltale style narrative titles. It's more about steering the story than difficult puzzles. While the broad strokes always follow the events of the books, it gives you minor choices that can differ.
I don't understand. From a technical standpoint, wouldn't you just use a link to the menu on the web? That shouldn't be an issue.
On the other hand, if you tried to encode the menu's content, then yeah. That's a bad idea. Most phones/apps won't display that properly. And it defeats the whole purpose as you'd have to change the QR code whenever the menu changes.
You can legally drink beer at 16 in Germany.
October 2022.
Post some goddamn source.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Tyranids/comments/1so154b/my_girlfriend_wanted_to_paint_one_of_my_tyranids/
Hannah Fry. Cambridge maths professor. Used to work on aerodynamics for a Formula 1 team. Has been doing maths outreach stuff for over a decade. Worked for the BBC, NatGeo, and others. Also active on youtube, lately with Vsauce's Michael Stevens on a podcast called "The Rest is Science" which I highly recommend.
#14 A sperm whale can get away with a tiny skeleton because it doesn't have to support its own weight. A land-based dinosaur doesn't have that luxury. Thus, we know they can't be *that* chubby since their bones couldn't take the weight. Also, we have found a few dino fossils with clearly visible soft tissue.
Same rule in Germany (unless superseded by other signs).
Another aspect is that you might not see whether the car coming from the right is indicating a right turn or not. And since they'd have right of way if you were both going straight, you'd have to slow down anyways.
Essenswerkzeug.
You'd do both with equal momentum. But since momentum is the product of mass and velocity, the velocity would be inversely proportional to the mass ratio between you and the ISS. So yeah, you'd impart significantly more velocity on yourself than on the ISS.
Of course Astarion does not approve.
Counterpoint: Professional skaters are used to carrying their partners around on the ice. This is much closer to what he's been training.
Plus, I'd reckon that this has less risk of injury in case of a fall.
I never had the missed/failed test dream. But I do have a "forgot to sign up for a class in time so now I'm missing credit and can't graduate" dream. Didn't happen and I've graduated a decade ago.
MORE YAY!
#TeamToaster
That ostrich rider was smooth as heck.
There's a frame on impact when the bat is horizontal and the apple is completely invisible. That would only make sense if the apple was behind the bat. But that would mean it got launched backwards. But it doesn't. It gets launched sideways and even a bit forward.
So I'm with you on it being fake.