The Booyah Bomb's description says that it can be powered up by sending and receiving Booyahs from your team. Does the power of a teammate's Booyah Bomb increase more if I use the Booyah button more than once?
@lyxal I would argue that this cat is not, in fact, well prepared
That harness does not look like it would protect the cat well with 4k newtons of snatch force
It'd probably be an order of magnitude smaller with a cat-size parachute, to be fair, bugt putting 400 newtons of pressure on a floof's belly doesn't sound very safe
That's the same as a 50 kilogram weight. I definitely wouldn't expect my cat to fare well if I sat on him.
I'm thinking maybe loops around their four paws in addition to their chest, since I'd imagine, given cats can fall multiple stories, their legs are evolved well to handle that
@thejonymyster Air resistance would still be involved though, otherwise the cat would still slowly accelerate
That's what my cat harness has, and due to an incident where my cat jumped off a ~4ft platform while I was holding the harness, I can attest that while it was uncomfortable for him, he wasn't injured in any way
It would use the same compression as JPEG, but it would work with 3d blocks instead of 2d blocks (which isn't a huge modification since before any processing is done, it's rearranged into a line)
@Radvylf is log2 the right operation? Because if I convert the number permutations of 4 pixels (length of [0001, 0002, 0003, 0010, ...] = 256) to binary, I get 100000000 which is 9 bits. Log2 says 8.
Fun fact (according to Wikipedia): between 1945 and 1957, the Republic of San Marino had the world's first democratically elected communist government. (Technically, a coalition between communist and socialist parties.)
The Booyah Bomb's description says that it can be powered up by sending and receiving Booyahs from your team. Does the power of a teammate's Booyah Bomb increase more if I use the Booyah button more than once?
