Torx is more resilient to over-torsion than Hex, but both of them will end near the end of the list on that one metric, with slot first, and way ahead of anything else.

Despite what the Torx publicity says, engineering is done over a multitude of dimensions, and that one dimension Torx wins may not be nearly as important as some other random one.

What they don’t say is that the smaller the features on the contact, the easier it is to strip them. This almost reverses the order on your post depending on the way you tighten the screw.

Yes, and we know how to treat it (not cure, but we know how to make people not die) since, well, before the times depicted on the game. We have also knew how to avoid most of its infections since… hum, I don’t know that one, but Ancient Rome was full of structures made for that, and functional, so some time before them.

Still people didn’t use to be able to afford treatment (that is basically drinking large amounts of clean water with salt and sugar, and resting). And it takes a functional government to avoid it.

At least Netflix has a button on the site you can click and cancel.

Now, gym memberships…

Oh, it’s a “kids this day” joke! I didn’t get it either.

Instead, I was spending my attention on “how old is this comic? SOLID is dated peak OOP, nobody talks about it anymore!”

Yahoo brought the company that hosted my email back then when they had plenty of money, and I never had a reason to stop using it.

I also have a gmail, that is completely unusable compared to it. And an email in a domain registered to me. But from those 3, the only one I don’t use regularly is the gmail.

There is an optimum size, and going above it is almost as bad as going bellow. (But larger homes don’t get bad as quickly as smaller.)

Well, explaining the noise is a game that can be played here too…

Everybody seems intent on doing it, why not us?

You have to love getting money more than any other thing.

Or, at least you have to love the things you need to do to get money. What given the things those people do, is even worse.

They’ve made a point to add seat-belts recently.

But people are still insisting they screw all the benches down. They already put an end on this discussion, saying that’s not an option, but people won’t shut-up about it…

The self-destruct does not activate the main weapon.

We have them in missiles. Oh, and on civilian rockets too.

We put them on things that are dangerous and must be stopped is something goes wrong.

Another Brazilian here.

The Iceberg is famous for using geothermal power. It’s hard to understand how. Except for that, no change.

That’s a good time to change manufacturers.

I really doubt this is the worst…

It has bones from a single animal, to start with.

you can hold ctrl and make multiple selections

Just to point that this is the default and “obvious” behavior for lists since the 90’s (or, rather the 80’s if you count Unixes GUIs). Yet almost nobody knows it for some reason (probably because it’s not obvious at all, but IDK).