Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by skykooler on Friday December 16, 2022 @07:40PM
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The Wadsworth Constant.
Wadsworth Constant, I believe.
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by sc00ty on Friday December 16, 2022 @08:22PM
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As others have said, the Wadworth Constant. You used to be able to add &wadsworth=1 to any youtube url and it would automatically skip ahead. They got rid of it at some point though.
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by blamazon on Friday December 16, 2022 @10:18PM
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You can press 3 on the keyboard to skip 30% of the way in, it's a reasonable approximation.
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by jrmann100 on Friday December 16, 2022 @10:45PM
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If you find yourself constantly searching for highlights, I highly recommend the SponsorBlock extension (https://sponsor.ajay.app/), which crowdsources this job effectively (as well as targeting sponsored regions, credits, etc.)
Using the extension I could hit "return" to jump to results at 5:28.
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by dsfyu404ed on Friday December 16, 2022 @08:50PM
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That's a pretty slow bullet (I'm assuming it's a spicy 9mm). It should be possible to load rifle cartridges that are fast enough to make the race interesting.
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by Wistar on Friday December 16, 2022 @09:58PM
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I'd try the Weatherby .220 Swift but I think it'd still lose to the glass. The 120mm smoothbore main gun on the M-1 Abrams tank fires a depleted-uranium penetrator rod that can get near 6000 ft/sec. That'd win.
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by resizeitplz on Monday December 19, 2022 @06:50AM
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There's a link in the video to one where they compare different projectile speeds - up to, iirc, a 50cal
Re:Does Glass Break Faster Than a Bullet?
by f1codz on Saturday December 17, 2022 @05:33AM
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i know what you mean about "good stuff", but i did really enjoy the full commentary on this one.
you have to give the narrative a chance and you can choose to skip right ahead if you want to without so much of an effort.
As always, the good stuff starts 1/3 of the way through any given video (:
I remember someone stating that "rule" at one point, but not sure if there's an official name for it.