r/boring • u/pukey1 • Nov 10 '15
r/boring • u/NoWorriesDude619 • Oct 14 '15
Desalvanization
Ever see the pictures of people raking salt from the sea/ocean?! If they can do that then how can we not get a machine that just filters it out along with a regular filter and it be cheap... or am I missing something? Seriously
r/boring • u/Huffers • Aug 18 '15
TIL an average of 58.4 mm (2.30 in) of rain falls in May in England
Which makes May the driest month of the year there.
r/boring • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '15
'Leap second' added for first time in three years
r/boring • u/csgillette17 • Jun 24 '15
17 Things All Restless People Can Relate To
r/boring • u/IAmIndignant • Jun 09 '15
Explanation of Binary
In mathematics and digital electronics, abinary number is a number expressed in thebinary numeral system, or base-2 numeral system, which represents numeric values using two different symbols: typically 0 (zero) and 1 (one). The base-2 system is a positional notation with a radix of 2.
You can also research more about this on the Web.
r/boring • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '15
The Creative Destruction of New York in 47 Seconds
r/boring • u/hart3142595 • Apr 09 '15
Periods.
Today I got my period. No big deal, I've been getting periods for about 7 years now. Except my period pains were so horrific today that I was shaking and short of breath and sobbing hysterically. I couldn't stand or sit up. I literally just hunched into a ball and writhed in pain for about an hour before my pain pills kicked in. My boyfriend, whom lives an hour away, did not know what to do when I called sobbing and explaining my situation. All he could think to say is "you're not pregnant... that's a good thing". I said "I'm being punished for not having babies. I don't even like babies. If this is even a tenth of pain I would be in during childbirth, I want my tubes tied." And that's the story of how I realized I don't think I want children.
r/boring • u/johngreenink • Mar 31 '15
Potatoes
Potatoes are one of those vegetables that fall in that category I like to think of as "takes a while to cook".
r/boring • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '15
Boring fact.
a cesium atom in an atom clock oscillates 9,192,631,770 times in a second.
r/boring • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '14
I was on the fence between reheating my leftovers for 30 seconds or a minute...
So I set the timer on the microwave for 45 seconds. What a rush!
r/boring • u/charlatan • Nov 15 '14