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Actually, a large part of a spaceship capable of traveling near c would be comprised of ice, as a shield from relativistic particles. https://www.fourmilab.ch/cship/craft.html

Scattered remains of a huge alien spaceship? ( Sadly it is probably just ice. )

Is it possible that the "cyber" laws are designed to be effective towards individuals.

Why don't you instead just make 10 better?

Is modern web really that bad, and are those the reasons that just visiting some of the popular websites overwhelms my brand new cpu?

You need only one table look-up, a couple quick operations and no conditionals or multiplying. The table size required to beat the accuracy of fastlog2 is 512 elements. edit: The s…

This is faster than a look-up table at the cost of some accuracy. Also no cache misses.

A housefly lives for a day and with exponential growth it could take just a couple of days, so it is plausible.

That wouldn't work because it would introduce a new key. Also every power-up takes effect immediately, this would break the consistency. @developers This is a bug on firefox, somet…

Wow that was fun. I'm tempted to implement a similar version in C.

Just keep the background black and prevent from choosing too dark colors.

@developers Players are choosing the color of the background, thus making them invisible. Please fix this.

And according to the mentioned site, it is impossible to have a website without google-analytics.

Hey there. You are arguing against a strawman... --- I'm way over here! Hi. You completely missed my point, which was, that the desire to drive an ICE car is generational.

Tesla S has a range of 400 km. This makes the cost 5.31 € per 100 km. An average ICE car of the same size uses, let's say, 8 L per 100 km. The cost for the ICE is then 11.2 €. Twic…

I've only learned to drive and have owned my car for a year now (I'm in my mid-30s), but I just love the engine of my petrol car starting. Often times I choose to drive with my rad…

You can always occupy yourself, now free of unnecessary tasks, with audiobooks.

How do you mine it?

You can bill them? Surely you have to inform them beforehand that any further conversation about IT will be considered as a paid consultation, i.e. make a verbal agreement.

I was not implying that. Nothing. Built in arithmetic will do the job nicely.

I disagree. You can reduce space usage with a logarithmic complexity. A couple tens of bytes is enough to store miliseconds until the heat death of the universe.