The equivalent show in the UK is Dragons' Den, which would result in basically the same comic. Do other countries also have their localised versions?
Deebster
It also has a decent chance of a rocket failure spreading radiation throughout the upper atmosphere in exactly the way we've figured out you shouldn't do.
This article is over five years old - is it still correct and relevant today?
I had to look it up, Dolphin is an emulator for the GameCube and the Wii, supporting 1080p networked multiplayer on Linux, Mac and Windows.
I've seen ones where they're clipped together so handle like a normal connector (and you don't have to connect individually). That should be standard.
In the UK you can't be more than 70 miles (113 kilometres) from the coast, and the coast is mostly beaches.
USB A doesn't support at the fancy high-power PD/PPS features.
I think some will still understand it, although I can't remember the last time I heard anyone use it.
Skrilla is from Philadelphia, where the police apparently don't use 10-67, but it's "Report of Death" in some areas so this still seems the most likely explanation.
I never realised microplastics can be up to 5mm in size, I'd assumed it was referring to pieces that were microscopic.
Anyway, another win for biomimicry, hurrah.
I hadn't seen the original meme and wondered why they'd removed "board".
I got that, I'm just picturing a world where Spain has Plaza de Toros, Russia has the Bear Cave and everyone gets their own version of this comic.