You can always move the room guests into the next room before the boulder reaches them.
Besides, the boulder will have to destroy half of the rooms before it reaches the other half. And half of those first before reaching the later half. And half of those first before reaching the later half. So Sisyphus can only ever bulldoze an inifinitelly small share of the rooms.
Yes. The title is larger than your meme on the web.
Maybe flatpack should do a better job of exporting the application data into the user’s home.
You can’t insist on sandboxing the applications and expect them to export the data on a main user directory.
On salt?
It depolymerizes on water, but salt is extremely hydrophilic and stops that process down.
Table salt has an expiration date from the secant that keeps it as a powder, but the one in the picture doesn’t have it either.
You’d think Webex is a worse piece of software than Teams. But it just fails at its main functionality, it doesn’t even break your computer.
I’m sorry, but I won’t create my texts using a proprietary SaaS that will just eventually go away.
If they said that, yes, they were.
That one is way more true than “if you swim after you eat you will die”. And even the swimming one is way more true than the interpretation that most people had that if you just enter the water, you will die.
No, the OP is the one that wrong.
The original Jurassic Park had a lot of support from paleontologists, and then deviated a bit but not enough for changing how “dinosaur” look in general.
Now may or may not be a good time to remember that army ants exist.
How do you think John Connor reprogrammed him?
There’s some evidence that just plain-old genetic diversity solves the problem quite finely. But one one variety of cocoa has been manipulated into the hugely productive plants we expect them to be.
The problem with cocoa isn’t really global warming. It has been consistently dying because of a plague, that is well adapted to the same weather as cocoa.
I never noticed that it changes from one country to another. I thought the Vatican just brought a ton of those and sent them before the Pope traveled.
If you rotate them you’ll get the exact same result as mirroring from top to bottom.
(Ignoring floating point errors.)
Mirroring is mirroring. It doesn’t matter the direction if you will rotate later.
Hum… There are certainly way more than dozens. Both of those are on the millions, in a population of billions that means there would be thousands of people with both interests even if they were independent.