Scientists from the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration used ice-breaking ships (...) Their findings reveal warm ocean water funneling through deep cracks in the ice, causing unexpected melting patterns.
Great hours-long transatlantic family conversations!
- "Can you hear me?"
- "Ya, but a little choppy..."
- "Can you see me?"
- "A bit pixellated by ya..."
- "Hold on, I'll restart my modem..."
[5 minutes later]
- "Can you hear me?"
- "Ya, but a little choppy..."
- "Can you see me?"
- "A bit pixellated by ya..."
- "Hold on, I'll restart my modem..."
Rinse and repeat!
Hours of family fun I tell 'ya!
Canada got rid of the 1-cent coin 2012
What? That's just loonie!
It's gonna be like the ultimate all-you-can-eat "Chinese" food court deal... you get full but feel hungry after an hour!
You can't put 10 pounds of potatoes in a five-pound sack,"
Of course you can. Simple cubic packing is around 50% efficient.
So, let's assume perfectly cubical potatoes in a flexible sack...
slashdot editor did the best possible in choosing an humorous title
The guy is named "Hashem" twice FFS! It means "breaker" in Arabic and "God" in Hebrew. The humorous possibilities are endless!
I'm trying to figure out how they arrived at these conclusions with no one who experienced both of these alleged effects since they only collected data for seven years at most.
Yes. If they think these conclusions are interesting, they should follow up by tracking different cohorts through both hypothesized ages.
An adequate bootstrap is a contradiction in terms.
