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Elijah Boxhill

Elijah Boxhill

@OpticalCinema

I make videos about pop culture stuff @scenethescene @geekvibesnation

New Jersey, USA Katılım Nisan 2017
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Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
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Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
@ProfoundMatter @Pirat_Nation what exactly do you consider a “fair deal” on something that’s used. They sell new stuff they’re doing you a favor by giving you somewhere to offload old stuff. there are other options but gamestop is instant. And the 13-15% is the service fee on ebay transactions the buyer takes
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Profound Matter
Profound Matter@ProfoundMatter·
@OpticalCinema @Pirat_Nation What makes you think GameStop will be any better if they can't even give a fair deal on used games and console items??? Also is 15% a number you made up or something they actually took from you?
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Pirat_Nation 🔴
Pirat_Nation 🔴@Pirat_Nation·
GameStop is getting ready to offer to buy eBay. GameStop has about 9 billion dollars in cash and is worth around 11 billion dollars right now. The company wants to grow way past video games and into big online shopping. CEO Ryan Cohen hopes to build it into a 100 billion dollar company. eBay shares rose more than 10% after the market closed. GameStop shares went up about 5%.
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Profound Matter
Profound Matter@ProfoundMatter·
@Pirat_Nation I hope not. It's been fine without it and GameStop has been known for being greedy.
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BlackJackCalls
BlackJackCalls@BlackJack_calls·
I paid $405 I’m asking $455 Whoever says claim gets it first!
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Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
Red vs Blue live action please
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Kabuto King
Kabuto King@KabutoKing_·
New Kabutos: 45 Total Kabuto Count: 4387 I am not stopping until every last Kabuto has a forever home 👑
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Kappy
Kappy@KacproNick·
@OpticalCinema @pokepullzhq The s&p is liquid for that amount of money though. I could sell my entire 401k right now if I want, instantly, at no loss
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Poke Pullz - Pokemon TCG News/Restocks
This makes me think….the fact no one took care of their cards back then or even kept them is what made them super rare/expensive today. Nowadays, everyone protects their modern cards by grading, binders, toploaders, etc What will modern cards look like in 20 years 🤔
Asu 🌸.@Asuna22R

Quand je pense que je serai sans doute riche aujourd’hui si j’avais gardé mes cartes Pokémon y’a 20 ans… morale de l’histoire ne jamais se débarrasser des jouets de vos gosses 🤑

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Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
@KacproNick @pokepullzhq if price continues to rise it will have no issue being liquid. this is like telling someone not to invest into the S&P because it’s not liquid
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Kappy
Kappy@KacproNick·
@pokepullzhq I know somebody holding over 200 PSA 10 van goghs... I feel like when him and the other thousands of people holding them want to sell in 5-20 years they're gonna learn a lesson about liquidity
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TheNewRedneck@TheNewRedneck·
A plain M&M (milk chocolate) is a small, dense, oblate spheroid-shaped candy—roughly lentil-like, flattened on two sides. Typical specs are: •Mass: about 0.9 grams (0.0009 kg).56 •Dimensions: long diameter (widest face) around 1.3–1.4 cm, short “thickness” around 0.5–0.7 cm.76 Terminal velocity occurs when air drag equals the object’s weight (mg), so net force and acceleration drop to zero. For quadratic drag (valid at the speeds involved here), the formula is: [ v_t = \sqrt{\frac{2mg}{\rho A C_d}} ] where: •( m ) = mass, •( g ) ≈ 9.81 m/s², •( \rho ) ≈ 1.225 kg/m³ (air density at sea level), •( A ) = projected area (depends on orientation; M&Ms tumble, but we can approximate using the larger face or an average), •( C_d ) = drag coefficient (typically 0.5–1.2 for this shape/orientation; oblate spheroids and disk-like objects are in this range, higher than a smooth sphere’s ~0.47 due to shape and tumbling). Using reasonable values (projected area ~1.5 × 10⁻⁴ m² for the broad face, ( C_d ) ≈ 0.8), ( v_t ) comes out around 10–15 m/s (~22–34 mph). This is comparable to small, dense objects like pennies or coins (whose terminal velocities are often cited in the 10–20+ m/s range depending on tumbling).49 How far to reach it? Unlike linear drag (e.g., low-speed Stokes’ law), quadratic drag means velocity approaches ( v_t ) asymptotically—it gets arbitrarily close but never quite reaches it in finite time/distance. We therefore talk about the distance to reach, say, 95% or 99% of ( v_t ). The exact solution for velocity under quadratic drag (starting from rest) is: [ v(t) = v_t \tanh\left(\frac{g t}{v_t}\right) ] Integrating for distance ( x ): [ x(t) = \frac{v_t^2}{g} \ln\left(\cosh\left(\frac{g t}{v_t}\right)\right) ] A characteristic distance scale is ( v_t^2 / g ) (~10–20 meters here). To reach ~95% of ( v_t ), you need roughly 1–2× this scale; for ~99%, more like 2–3× (or ~10–30+ meters depending on exact parameters). Numerical estimates with the values above put the distance to ~95% of terminal velocity at roughly 10–15 meters, and to ~99% at 20–30 meters (or a bit more if we account for tumbling increasing effective drag). In practice, because M&Ms are tiny and dense, they accelerate quickly at first and get very close to terminal velocity well within the height of a tall building or a drop from a few stories. For comparison: •Humans need hundreds of meters (~450 m for ~99% in belly-to-earth position) because of much higher mass-to-area ratio.14 •Very light or high-drag objects (e.g., feathers) reach terminal velocity almost immediately. •Coins/pennies reach theirs in tens of feet/meters.49 The M&M behaves more like a small, tumbling dense object than a skydiver. Real-world factors like orientation changes, slight variations in shape/mass, and air currents add some uncertainty, but the order of magnitude is tens of meters at most—not hundreds. If dropped from much higher (e.g., a skyscraper), it would be falling at essentially constant terminal velocity for most of the descent. (Don’t actually drop them from heights onto people/animals, though—the candy shell might crack, and it’s litter!) 95% of terminal velocity in 10 to 15m; just goes to prove Canadians are obnoxious and pompous.
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Rick D@RickD_GK·
This can turn out to be really bad, seriously. Those M&M's falling thousands of feet to the ground can cause some damage, especially if they hit somebody. People need to use their brain a bit more before doing things for content... 🤬
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Elijah Boxhill
Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
@leyeConnect i haven’t had good quality since i upgraded . 12 pro max to 16 pro max. Feels like a stupid ass upgrade and the dynamic island is infuriating
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Elijah Boxhill
Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
Barbie movie has a higher rating than Mario? huhh
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Elijah Boxhill
Elijah Boxhill@OpticalCinema·
@RimJutherford69 @Nezzzooo bro they fixed the red rings for free. let’s stop acting like it was some monumental thing. they lost all profit replacing all of these xbox’
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Jake
Jake@RimJutherford69·
@Nezzzooo PS3 never got the red ring of death. That’s why it was superior
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IGN@IGN·
The Razer Viper V4 Pro is a powerful gaming mouse with incredible accuracy that’s perfect for competitive gamers, but you’ll have to come to terms with its minimalism. Our review: bit.ly/3Pt9t5y
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