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Memebase - All Your Memes Are In Our Base
Hair-Dye as Red as Their Blood
This Is Photobomb - Surprise! Ruined Photos
That's a Nice Looking Lady
Very Demotivational - Work Harder, Not Smarter.
UNIBROW
GraphJam - Music & Culture for People Who Love Charts
Strange Facts About Our Feline Friends
Señor Gif - Funny Animated GIFs
Washed Up Parents' Horrible Fail
Picture Is Unrelated - Funny WTF Pictures
Classic: Mr. Whiskers Will Thank You
Derp - All the Derp Durr Hurr that's fit to Derp
FURRRN.
Go Cry Emo Kid - Go Cry Emo Kids
Seems Legit
Superheroes - Superheroes
I'm Going to Go Home and Do That Too
Y u no show Silicone implants?
Madonna?
Side-note… scrolling up and down with arrow keys hurts the eyes, that pink tray-thing appears to get bigger and smaller… maybe I’m just tired.
whoooaaa… awesome!
Santorum dripping from a whore’s cunt.
^this
Isn’t the first one Silizium?
Silicium is the german name (and probably also many other languages), while Silicon is english.
or it’s just another name, and I’m dumb -.-
No I guess you’re right, I just find it strange how many elements have a different name in English for no obvious reason (e.g. Potassium for Kalium (K) or Sodium for Natrium (Na)), especially when the chemical abbreviations usually reflect the Latin/German name anyways (Silicon is “Si” though, so it makes sense in both languages)
The melting point of silicon is ~2600F.
The melting point of titanium is ~3000F
Why are we still making wafers for computer chips? Can we not come up with an automated process to put a drop of liquid silicon into a mold made of titanium and have that mold lithographed?
Because titanium isn’t the most plentiful mineral in the world… unlike silicon? I suppose if you want an $18,000 i5…
Im sure you can make a few molds out of it. They made the entire SR-71 out of it. Honestly you can also use a few alloys of steel too but the melting point is a lot closer.
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