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Yeah, it is so hard to call horror; I feel so much of it is personal taste. I'll for sure catch this in the theater as it does look like one of the better offerings this year.

Nevermind that, I want to know where to find the Akashic Records. Probably next to the usual literature, Spates Catalog, Torbin's Spirit Guide...

The formatting of this website sucks, but it does detail how these stones were cut. TLDR, they used sand....it has been reproduced and makes the same cuts. NOVA Online | Secrets of Lost Empires | Pharaoh's Obelisk | Cutting Granite with Sand

Yeah, but that is more tied to the evolution of the visual cortex and eye to be hyper-energy efficient because our little brains only run on about 20 watts of power. You only really see clearly in a very small portion of your FOV (peripheral is all low detail filler) and then your mind simply...

Just need to further with a stronger laser. https://www.quora.com/If-you-have-a-really-strong-laser-will-it-go-around-the-world-and-come-back-to-you-Or-will-it-bounce-out-of-the-world-and-be-directed-in-to-the-space But your point is valid, refraction will cloud the issue regardless.

Your string will break before you can pull it taut. However, you can use a laser and do the same thing. https://kotaku.com/one-mans-quest-to-prove-how-far-laser-pointers-reach-1464275649

Yeah, entire market getting rekt.

People who say "NIC card".

So what was your take on the movie?

This movie tried to tell an allegorical story, but I feel it was too hidden and comes out a confusing mess. Mother! was a similar movie for me, but handled the allegory better (maybe a bit TOO on the nose). I wish they would have focused more on the science and less on the understory as there...

This whole thing is so hilariously fucked. I finally found someone with a brain at the actual National Driver Registry who got me the number I needed and she also got a me a number to a higher up in the department of M.V. in NJ. If their intelligence is any measure of what you have in...

8 digits in TX, so negative.

That's my biggest concern really. So many questions, like how in the hell do you confuse 6'2 220lb me with a 5'5 120lb dude. I also SERIOUSLY doubt I have the same middle name and birthday as this guy.

So I've encountered an interesting situation. Texas is a member of the Driver License Compact and as such driving records for all member states are put into the National Driver Record database. I recently received a letter from the Texas Department of Public Safety that my license could not be...

I was totally waiting on Michael Ironside to show up and blow that guys head up.

Oumuamua is moving around 85,000 mph and we have gotten satellites faster than that (Juno was over 100,000 mph). The bigger challenge would be slowing down enough to dock with it after you catch up to it. The Parker Solar Probe scheduled to launch this summer will really be hauling ass over...

You guys also filed for a homestead exemption? Takes some of the sting out. Your 2016 Homestead Exemption Guide | Austin, TX Edit: also regarding deductions I am running some crypto mining with my PCs anytime I am not gaming for associated cost of business deductions. Power (delta between...

Chloramine actually instead of mustard gas, but it will still kill you dead.

Vertical slope on edibles needs to be steeper. Also needs to have a 2nd rise as you become a space cadet from eating another dose 10m before the first high because you weren't feeling anything. Have been hilariously (at least it is funny now) high off of edibles. They definitely creep up on you.

It'll get a helluva lot more interesting once a good database of ingerited disease markers can he found. My wife was adopted and has no idea who her parents are. Considering how that knowledge can lead a doctor to a more accurate diagnosis or more appropriate test plan I would see that as a...

I see the bitcoin transaction graph as it being pretty pegged on block size (it can only support ~2500ish tx per block IIRC). This is due to its popularity and a necessary hurdle for it to get past in its evolution.

The supply doesn't change so much year-to-year from here out. Because of the nature of the reward halving every 210,000 blocks almost 80% of the coins are already in existence, with the remainder distributed over the next 20 years or so (in a decaying supply). The concern you have might have...

Oh lawd, it's on Netflix...why would you do that!? Also, maybe watch the trailer posted at the top of the thread and read a review (like the first one) which says, "Warning, it's foreign so you have to read...". So yeah, can't help you if you walk into that and are butthurt. Still stand by...

This was a wild-assed movie. Definitely worth a watch. A weird combination or gore and erotica that doesn't seem like it would fit but does. Also, I now i have a fetish to be bitten, FML.

I think the trick over the next 1-2 years with crypto will be buying equal parts in a diversified portfolio and riding it out as alternatives fight for market share. Combining that competition along with the influence of government regulation (and which alternatives address this most...

Talk about a fire crotch!

Was thinking about this the other day. What about a mnemonic seed that is every nth word from the first chapter of your favorite book. Using your birthday as the index, it would be as easy as remembering your birthday and having a copy of your favorite book handy. That way you don't have to...

Started last June with ~$3,200....bought 6 BTC and a bit over 27 ETH. A few forks later, sold the other morning to finally take some profit and rebalanced with everything down. Also bought transferred my Bitcoin Gold over to hitBTC and bought some Siacoin and Steem with it to further diversify...

Merry Christmas doods!

Right on, makes sense!

Block size is definitely a concern (currently only ~2500 transactions will fit in a block. Assuming that was not a constraint you could argue that the reward is still too high (driving the current difficulty and energy cost up). Lot of people in the game and it has become big business. Energy...

Ether, like most alt coins, and Bitcoin are two different animals. Ethers has with it additional functionality with smart contracts. The idea that you can encode how and when and with whom transactions take place in the transaction itself is a new feature and I don't think we've began to...

I guess the way I was looking at it is you can do this with what can double as your gaming rig and dip your toes into "hobby" mining, which I feel was the original inquest. I've currently piggybacked a newer RX Vega 56 onto the existing R9 290s in the wife and my PC. Pulling about $7 a day...

Have been mining it for a few days. Monero handles anonymity better than Bitcoin and also works on a (for now) slight inflationary system, but one which supposedly has an algorithm that is resistant to hardware mining so for now gaming rigs do a decent job of it. Stand to make about $2500 a...

It's really the decentralized aspect of mining and the energy cost to mine itself that give bitcoin inoculation from meddling / fraud (or in the case of nations printing cash leading to hyperinflation) and a basis for value (energy cost). I agree with what others have said that crypto...

War Damn Eagle!