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chumpchous posted:lol, i've had to wear tyvek suits for various things and it is not a thing you want on your body but what if i enjoy having my pockets fill with my own handsweat
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:oh my god it has an engine um what did you think the fan was for
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Werthog 95 posted:um it's like a bike dynamo, so you can power a little lamp
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/20/tech/innovation/worlds-first-flying-bicycle/index.html quote:For generations the car has been king, but it could now play second fiddle to the flying bicycle is he being sarcastic or is this the first step in an elaborate plot to kill all commuters
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i mean i always thought my death would be anonymous but i bet being the first jackhole to plummet head first into the earth on one of those things MIGHT crack the cnn homepage
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Let everyone know how much of a sperglord you are, right now Also, crossposting this from the OUYA therad: The Secret of Universe Alpha - a "complete" game made for the Ouya, now help him port it to the PC, even though it wouldn't be that loving hard, or expensive, to do. I mean, doesn't the Unity licensing also allow for PC compiling along side Android? (I have no idea I'm asking). Oh by the way, the guy who made this tried to justify spending $20,000 to make the game in the OUYA thread and is now asking for $15,000 from Kickstarter, no doubt to supplement the bank and help him get out of financial ruin for making a loving GAME FOR THE GODDAMN loving OUYA
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quote:As a young undiagnosed Aspergian growing up I found my niche in Photography and Videography. Un-beknown to me then, Aspergers had propelled me to the top of my profession and I want to give back to the Asperger community by highlighting and documenting what a gift it is to be that little bit odd. ok so hes at the top of his "profession" but he still cant scrape together $1000 for.......whatever the gently caress this is? quote:Einstein, Da Vinci, and Edison - Asperger genius on a global scale. But there are lesser known Aspies solving life's everyday problems. gently caress YOU THEY DIDN'T HAVE ASPERGER'S AND YOU HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON WITH THEM
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Werthog 95 posted:um i thought it was powered by pedaling i dont know which is worse, that or its tiny fuel tank anyway now i want a foldable bike, i forgot those existed
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Jun 25, 2013 20:04
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 this is what every games poster looks like isn't it he left his job of 10 years to make this christ
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oh god i can actually smell the BO through my computron
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Migishu posted:Let everyone know how much of a sperglord you are, right now but according to him he will easily break even even though it has like 10 downloads
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Starting with my own packaged Pizza solution, the series will find, film, and share with the world these Asperger inspired innovations.
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Jun 25, 2013 20:06
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ahaha the other project http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/baxterknight/the-third-testament?ref=users yeh you sure are a creative powerhouse
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Jun 25, 2013 20:07
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oh wow i'd never seen the game in motion until today. how is he not begging for his job back
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:ahaha the other project poo poo i wish he hadnt ended the project, id kick in $5 for the sequel to the unabomber's manifesto or whatever the gently caress that is
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haljordan posted:poo poo i wish he hadnt ended the project, id kick in $5 for the sequel to the unabomber's manifesto or whatever the gently caress that is read all the text. im sensing twinges of zybourne. quote:I wish I could recall just half of the laws of physics he questioned over his short two week stay in Mrs Speed's Algebra class. He proposed the Frozen Light Theory, where freezing a laser beam of light would allow instantaneous travel along vast distances like a telegraph wire, covering billions of miles through space enabling instant communication with others. Light he argued was too slow in its present known state, but frozen, now there's the future. The new wheel. Tap one end and you will instantly hear it, or even be, at the other end, hundreds of light years later, instantly!
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RENEWABLE ENERGY! lol
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oh, frozen lasers. same people think you can put a big rod through space and just spin it! to instantly communicate.
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DaTroof posted:is he being sarcastic or is this the first step in an elaborate plot to kill all commuters paging shaggar
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Werthog 95 posted:it took me like a solid minute to realize that wasn't a passenger sitting backwards sticking their head in that fan
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wasn't the engine company in atlas shrugged that made the magical super engine but then went under because of socialism in wisconsin?
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:read all the text. im sensing twinges of zybourne. the first chapter is literally his stdh self-insert fanfic about how he totally dominated his bitch maths teacher back at school
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chumpchous posted:wasn't the engine company in atlas shrugged that made the magical super engine but then went under because of socialism in wisconsin? sounds like the market.... spoke.
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:sounds like the market.... bespoke.
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:oh my god it has an engine 
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more like the WRONG brothers
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qirex posted:tyvek is completely unbreathable so this will provide basically the same comfort level as wrapping your feet in saran wrap now you can have shoes made from the siding of a redneck's house
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qirex posted:tyvek is completely unbreathable so this will provide basically the same comfort level as wrapping your feet in saran wrap tyvek is breathable but considerably less so than, say, nylon or polyester. it's also no stronger/lighter than nylon, it's only desirable properties vs. nylon are cheapness, easiness to bond and imperviousness to most common household chemicals so it's used for envelopes and insulation and overalls, all poo poo that can be churned out by the million and thrown away after one use, and all of which are the exact opposite of what you want out of a bespoke shoe. Also 180g isn't even that light, i'm certain you can buy running shoes much lighter than that.
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tyvek also owns for maps that your gonna use out in the woods, and also for babby books
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those would probably be great shoes for third worlders, only on kickstarter is it a trendy thing for morons has anyone said 'thus bespoke Zarathustra' yet
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dur posted:tyvek also owns for maps that your gonna use out in the woods, and also for babby books used tyvek shipping envelopes to make covers for textbooks when i was in school, durable as gently caress
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goddamn those shoes are really annoying me now. at first i thought they were stupid but i actually read the kickstarter and it's the worst.  quote:So who makes up the Unbelievable Testing Laboratory team?
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:oh, frozen lasers. this is true, assuming that the rod has infinite mass and length. not sure that the 'frozen laser' thing is 100% scientifically accurate, though.
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tyvek is waterproof, disposable and marginally more comfortable to wear on your body than neoprene or latex. that is its only advantage. the reason they make tyvek suits is so that hazmat teams can clean up biohazardous fluids without having to zip up into a literal rubber suit so i guess the shoes are good for when you are frequently walking through ankle-deep blood, but not often enough to buy rubber boots? EMILY BLUNTS posted:also if it was really made entirely of copper it would shear apart and break before you get a single bottle open they should make it from beryllium copper so that it is strong and lightweight & also toxic as poo poo so they all poison themselves and die
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PleasingFungus posted:this is true, assuming that the rod has infinite mass and length. dude you need to learn some special relativity
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PleasingFungus posted:this is true, assuming that the rod has infinite mass and length. oh i missed this. you're stupid, the change cannot propagate any faster than the speed of light, period, and in reality the change will propagate at the speed of sound in the material the rod is made of. if you were able to watch it in slow motion the rod would actually twist up like a fireplace poker
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