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@AstroJoeB @deepfrd That companies actually have hyper efficient engines and are just using it as an excuse to balloon aircraft ticket prices

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@MilkTeaSept Curious how that’ll work

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@CoCooCra @Lirpasaur I too desire the sauce

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@NagiNyata Very tempting

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@buntybee 5’ 11” vs 6’

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@aroma_031 I have a similar thing with the MC of a storyline I’m developing and it’s always nice to see so i can get an idea of what it really looks like.

In my it’s supposed to be kinda creepy looking, but here it can look very cute.

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@bretfebibljesus Mm yes because a damaged train car with a pressure difference of around 14 psi is comparable to an undamaged space suit with a pressure difference of 4 psi.

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@ga31djm Adorable

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@NagiNyata Not at all. People can get weird and creepy fast

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@havenlyies Guys isn’t this basically a rehash of minimalism for logos but with character design?

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@JonnyCinquo @AdonaiOnGaia Was able to find this too

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@JonnyCinquo @AdonaiOnGaia A 747 makes even a semi truck look tiny

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@yahweh83enigma I decided to look it up, you can actually see the 1 even in the video. With a more modern photo it kinda explains it. The 896 all have harsh shadows with the horizontal lines. Meanwhile the vertical lines lack such contrast.

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@Jules1Youtube Munich to binnenalster is roughly an 8 hour drive. That is roughly equivalent of Miami to Tallahassee in Florida.

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@medoyia 2(NxN)

Example

2(2x2)=8

So it is

2(4x4)=32

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@usludurkizim So i figured out a nifty little formula for this. 2(NxN).

Example:
2(2x2)=8
2(5x5)=50
2(6x6)=72

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@BrockLande36730 @Ghostbanned7 @BrockRiddickIFB "Pink needs red"

"Except blue is not pink"

"You're wrong! Pink needs red"

Effectively what just happened. Didn't respond to them, just reasserted your first claim instead.

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@Freya_433 4x4=16
16+4=20

3x3=9
9+3=12

6x6=36
36+6=42

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@Zara_588 PEMDAS, or how i remembered it as ‘Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally’ division comes before addition.

So 200/2=100+50=150