A supercritical fluid is a fluid that shows properties of both a gas and a liquid. It happens because the pressure and temperature of that fluid happen to be in the region where the line between liquid and gas becomes blurred, and you can't tell where one state ends and the other begins.
As far as I remember, a supercritical fluid can still be compressed to some extent, though being supercritical already puts it somewhat near it's physical limit.
Well, most of the times, it's my GM who triggers the war crime fest. And he likes to use the character's curses for that. All of our characters are cursed in some way, and mine just so happens to be split personality that gets triggered by being drunk or sober. So any time the GM wants another mechanical war crime, he just cuts my alcohol supply. It often leads to interesting sessions.
Mathematics themselves are essentially tons of symbols that people have to learn, tbf.
I personally never had any trouble looking at the negation operator, and find the .not() postfix cumbersome.
I think that was Ender's Game.
Holy shit. Thanks for sharing that information, I've been trying to stay away from social media, and I've been very much OOTL.
And will remain unchanged until the heat death of the universe.
What has happened with drake? I've seen this message pop up in some memes, but don't understand why.
Quantum Physics joined the chat
When time is measured in meters you know you're in for one hell of a ride.
"I am atheist, but I'm tempted to convert just so I have a hell to send you to after you die."
The safest laptops to use: The old ThinkPads still holding on through hopes and dreams.
uBO is all kinds of broken for multiple people right now. It's a constant cat and mouse game, but YouTube seems to be winning for now.
LGTM