You guys should really try to somehow include the original tooltip when you repost XKCD comics. I feel that a lot is missed without those little snippets.

Upon seeing this link I realized that after all my years of taking Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer classes I had never really thought about what the triple point would look like, even though I spent many hours doing problems and drawing diagrams based around the concept. I was not disappointed, super cool video.

He's got a tail.

Thank you for doing this so the rest of us didn't have too. I read through the article first and didn't understand at all how the author reachers their conclusion. Came here to happily find that others had already pointed this out. They seem to be doing some very interesting math to make those charts.

This is another excellent idea. Filing both of these away for when I find myself in an office job again.

Cause duct tape wallets deteriorate and get goo all over your loot.

Food coloring?

But you can make ramen taste and smell like so many different things already....

Now we just need to find a way to tame sharks and harness them for this type of thing. It would be THE next extreme adventure sport. Basically imagine the Iditarod, but with kayaks being pulled by sharks. Yeah, sounds f'king awesome, right?

This. Is. Awesome.

I believe you're thinking of Project Ara.

It's not, even if the snow is there it gets all gross when it's so warm out.

Fixed it for ya.

That's because the other stuff isn't pizza.

Moto X comes in 16 gb and 32 gb, you still have it listed only as 16gb. I'm sure most people looking at this list don't give a shit, and will obvisouly figure it out if they want to buy one, but you know... facts.

I got a Moto X a few months ago and absolutely love it. When the S5 came out, and now this, I had a few moments of, "man I should have waited for this phone" but after reading a few reviews and comparing features I've realized that some of my favorite parts of the Moto X (wakes up when I pick it up, twist to launch…

I could be wrong, but it certainly looks like a very wet clay slurry to me. Note the sponges and how the artist's fingers seem to get rather caked up at points.

Somebody isn't high enough.

Hopefully a lot.

Having read the book that was written about this study by Philip Zimbardo, The Lucifer Effect, as part of a college course, and then discussing the book in detail I can say that this short excerpt of an article does not even begin to do justice to how messed up this whole experiment was. If this stuff interests you,…