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One is derivative of another
In this case, this comic is derivative of two earlier ones, plus the more famous one from that other geeky, math/science/computer comic website. (You know which one.) I used a version of this when Leslie Nielsen passed away. And that time, I'd forgotten that I'd done an earlier version based on a Phil Collins song.
The "sudo" referenced here is the "sudo" computer command, which allows a user to run something with the privileges of another person (usu the "superuser"), even if they couldn't make the computer "do" it on their own.
As for the math, there is a
A Rhombicuboctahedron is an Archimedean solid with 26 faces: 18 squares and 8 equilateral triangles. A Pseudo-Rhombicuboctahedron is a similar object, but one section of it (top or bottom) is rotated by 45 degrees (1/8 of a full-rotations) or by some other odd multiple of 45. Being offset like this reduces some of the properties of the regular Rhombicuboctahedron.
The twisting is reminscent of the antiprism.
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2 comments:
I love this and LoL'd! Thank you, because I couldn't find a picture of the pseudo rhombicuboctahedron! Just rhombicuboctahedrons posing as pseudo rhombicuboctahedrons. On my Google search! Can you believe it? This happened to me, for real!! Try it! Now, thanks to you I know to just start asking for sandwiches and whoever makes it for me is the TRUE pseudo rhombicuboctahedron! ...Get it... Cuz.. True <> Pseudo? 😅🥰 Omg 😂🤓 math jokes!!! 🤣 🧮💎♾️✖️➗
Thank you for stopping by the page. I'm happy that you enjoyed the comic. Math jokes forever.
And thank you for being the first comment in months that wasn't a spambot that I had to delete.
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