cheops

If you are talking about the Great Pyramyd of Cheops in Giza then plenty of evidence show that Cheops had nothing to do with building that pyramid.

There’s this guy, Randall Carlson, who claims the great pyramid of Cheops is a scaled version of the northern hemisphere.

I was hoping that someone had created a ruleset and prop reproduction of the 'chess' of the dune universe 'cheops'.

There are some 2.5 million stone blocks on the Cheops Pyramid.

Few historical points that we know for certain: - Cheops lived in 26th century BC.

Thought cheops was going to be some new buzzword.

>Does the Great Pyramid of Cheops consist of 8 sides, not 4?

The idea that pyramid belonged to Cheops comes from Herodotus who travelled to Egypt long after Cheops, and in fact what he wrote down is an urban legend from the local folk, because no historic Egyptian documents could verify who built the great pyramid.

Herodotus, some ~400 years before may have had some access to records in some way, or oral tradition, and he wrote an account of Cheops (Khufu) and the construction of the Great Pyramid.

The phrase “the GNU/Linux kernel” is weird, like writing “the shape of the Pyramid of Cheops” when you simply mean “pyramidal”.

The "greatness" of China is an excellent example of Cheops' Law: You can do anything you put your mind to if you have an endless supply of expendable labor.

"How Google is leveraging Gitops, Devops, and Cheops for their innovative CI/CD approach"

I was going to complain that Cheops' Law ("it always takes longer and costs more" is my version) was missing, but that's a useful elaboration providing a new target.

Cheops expanding an existing monument is equally as plausible as his building it from scratch.

Cheops’ law: Nothing ever gets built on schedule or within budget.

This is about 2100 years after the rule of Cheops!