• netburnr
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      710 months ago

      I’ll be in my bunk

  • @roofuskit
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    Seriously? That had to be an intentional name. “Let’s name our prototype after a fictional experiment that killed an entire planet of people and turned the survivors into rapey, murderous, cannibals.”

    • @NOT_RICK
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      Firefly is the class of ship Serenity is if I recall correctly. Don’t remember what the Reaver experiment was called.

      Edit: Found it, was a chemical experiment called the Pax that had the opposite of the intended effect.

        • @NOT_RICK
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          410 months ago

          Ah you’re right

      • Rayston
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        410 months ago

        Technically it had too much of the effect on 99% of the population. They just sat down and died because they couldn’t be bothered to continue living.

        The other 1% had the opposite effect x100, murder cannibals

    • linuxgator
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      510 months ago

      Someone also thought that Soylent is a good name for an actual product…

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          Green seems to be one of the most prevalent colors for it.

      • @Chobbes
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        110 months ago

        I’m baffled by the number of people who don’t know this reference. I haven’t seen the film either, I guess, but I thought it was a pretty well known pop culture reference.

  • @bfg9k
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    710 months ago

    Can it pull a Crazy Ivan?

  • TroyOP
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    710 months ago

    Should theoretically be slightly larger thrust than the Merlin 1-D. 7x engines on an Antares or similar.

    • TroyOP
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      Oh that’s very cool. Startup looks so rough at 80x slowdown hah!

    • TroyOP
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      410 months ago

      TEA-TEB. Although t tep is probably a reasonable facsimile of how it is pronounced in industry…