UltraHamster64
Fuck it we ball
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13831·1 month agogarbage health care
mass shootings
violent racism
72·1 month agoPlease if you going to watch, don’t pay for it
We don’t need them thinking we want more of that
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2·1 month agoThat’s rad!! Looks cool! :)
17·1 month agoEmbrace the cringe. Be free.
61·1 month agoI’ve never fully understood how the ‘popcorn’ button on microwaves work
Say no more. Must watch
4·1 month agoLoco roco 1,2,3 on psp. Played the shit out of them when I was a kid
It’s even more annoying that there are different possible pinouts in the port itself without clear labling. So always use the one cable that came with the peripheral, or you have a chance to fry it
Plague Inc. ass news headline
3·2 months agoThat’s so cool!
6·2 months agoIf you’re craving some gamefication we have posts/comments numbers
The more you contribute, the bigger the number gets!
12·2 months agoIt’s very surreal, like a fever dream. Everything changes as soon as you look away, no hard boundaries (floor = ceiling and vice versa). Also you can see (especially in the hotbar) that it heavily borrows stuff from youtube vids (which it was trained on I think)
1·2 months agoYes. Therefore Earth would not “fall towards the ball” and therefore it isn’t falling faster
It does change the vector, yes, but to such a small amount that it does not become pointed at a ball.
You can substitute static friction with a gravitational pull of the sun, and the result is going to be the same as in fridge example
No, it isn’t. Because earth wouldn’t fall towards the ball. Why?
Go to your frige right now and try to push it with one finger. It doesn’t move does it? You may say “That’s because of static friction!” And you would be correct. The force of static friction. Because the object moves in the direction of vector sum of all forces.
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(In the example with fridge the static friction force cancels all other forces up to certain value and after that - motion)
And adding microscopic attraction force towards the ball absolutely doesn’t change the full vector sum of forces, that are applied to Earth constantly (which is probably pointed towards the sun).
Never gonna give you up
That looks so cool!!