What is DMR talking about here?
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Will the header have a guy staring down at you?
You can probably guess this one straight from the question. Printed version of what? Surprisingly small, if you ask me.
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Printed version of about 0.01% of the Wikipedia - 5000 pages. So the whole thing would be 5e5 pages, which is still smaller than I expected
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
In case of humanity reset, read this
What is this?
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Georgia Guidestones, set of guidelines to humans after an apocalyptic event.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Tick Tock
Final panel of one the most awesome comic strips of all time[1]. Identify
[1] According to me :)
Cracked by: Abhiram Bharadwaj Diddigi, Sumanth Patlolla, Dibyo, Manish Achuth, rickde and Supritha Maiya
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XKCD’s epic 3000+ panel comic, Time.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Freezing?
Identify and connect 1, 2 and 3 (explain how 3 changed 2)
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When Anders Celsius invented the temperature scale, he put 100 degrees as the point for freezing and 0 degrees as the point for boiling. Carl Linnaeus, waited until Celsius had died to change the scale to the way we read it today.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Fly, robin, fly
This awesome technique is used by gliders and birds alike to build speed almost effortlessly. What’s it called?
Cracked by: Dibyo, Abhiram Bharadwaj Diddigi and rickde
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Dynamic Soaring - the birds use wind-speed gradients to their advantage to fly in a wavy motion that lets them soar for miles without slowing down.