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AStolenGooseabout 2 months ago2

This doesn't seem so hard.

cateatingturtleabout 1 month ago2

Hiw the FUCK did people ever come to this conclusion? Its incredible engineering and science and we take it for granted

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chingon_cabron_about 2 months ago1

I think I'm going to start my own chip company tomorrow. If anyone wants to be an angel investor, HMU

anon69x420x69about 2 months ago1

He forgot the following parts:

  1. Take cpu, place in computer.
  2. Install minecraft
  3. now mine rocks and dirt in minecraft.
Lacklusterspew23about 2 months ago1

Lol, not even 1% of the complexity of the current process. *launch a perfectly shaped plasma stream of tin into the reaction chamber. Hit the plasma stream in mid air (in a perfect vaccum) with a laser, then hit the plasma in the air again at the exact second the first shockwave hits a different location in the plasma. Do not miss your targeting or timing by 2nm or 2 nanoseconds. Do this 2,000 times per second, etc.."