dinosaur

I mean, who knew anyone can just go dig up a dinosaur without any training?

An asteroid similar to the dinosaur extinction event could hit us at anytime, with a few hours notice.

Even after a dinosaur killer class 10km asteroid impact Earth would be way easier to live on than Mars.

Plot twist: They really are dinosaur eggs, launched as debris from Earth during the impact that wiped them out.

Screw advertising revenue, Reddit needs to begin making improvements gradually to its user interface or else it risks becoming a dinosaur.

Are public schools in Texas really teaching anybody that Jesus rode a dinosaur to work...?

Academia is a kind of a dinosaur anyway, though there are a lot of smart people in it, cranking out good work.

Otherwise you're just playing into the hands of the dinosaur deniers who seem to have found a new branch of science to attack.

Yes, I know, it's still from Earth, but I do think it's a weird way of looking at dinosaur fossils.

I am not surprised at all to see it go the way of the dinosaur.

It was, by modern standards, dinosaur-era hardware but I loved working on them every time.

They're old compromises and dinosaur tech that's overstayed their welcome.

The "dinosaur book" on operating systems usually has a bonus chapter on the architecture behind some recent operating system.

I'll take a little of the publisher bait (I sit on the board of a "dinosaur paywall publisher").

I recall being told 15 years ago that I was "a dinosaur" for being skeptical about GC.

> pauses pause-less GCs have been proven possible > I recall being told 15 years ago that I was "a dinosaur" for being skeptical about GC.