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SPRNVA | RoboRev 15h ago

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[MKT7] LETS GET A FULL LOBBY | !SPRNVA

#owncast #streaming #videogames #gaming #Nintendo #Pokemon #MarioKart #AnaloguePocket #TheLegendofZelda

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Roman S.1d ago

Bowser in Innsbruck gesichtet 👀🍄

Zur Premiere des Super-Mario-Films wurde das Metropol Kino kurzerhand zur Gaming-Zone – inklusive Mario Kart Duellen gegen den König der Koopas persönlich.

Besonders schön: viele Kinder haben Mario gerade erst entdeckt, während die Eltern sich plötzlich wieder wie in den 90ern fühlten 🎮

Hinter den Kostümen steckt übrigens der Innsbrucker Verein Chiroru – eine wachsende Community für Anime, Manga, Gaming und Pen & Paper.

Mein kleiner Bericht dazu:
https://www.meinbezirk.at/innsbruck/c-regionauten-community/bowser-zu-gast-im-metropol_a8566015

#Innsbruck #Gaming #MarioKart #Community #Tirol

Kein Aprilscherz: Super Mario & Co. im Kino: Bowser zu Gast im Metropol - Innsbruck

Die Besucher:innen im Metropol Kino Innsbruck staunten nicht schlecht: Super Mario, Luigi und sogar Erzfeind Bowser persönlich begrüßten die Gäste zur Premiere des neuen Super-Mario-Films – und verwandelten das Kino kurzerhand in eine Gaming-Zone.

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Marco Nova 1d ago

A video of Mario Kart Tour Ninja Tour 2026 gameplay on Android 13 with a Nokia G21. #Nintendo #MarioKartTour #Android #MarioKart #Android13 #Nokia

Mario Kart Tour (Ninja Tour 2026 Online Gameplay) [Android] https://youtu.be/FQA3vRYTyAs?si=z3UTxHEi_BFaQEiq via @YouTube

Mario Kart Tour (Ninja Tour 2026 Online Gameplay) [Android]

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N-gated Hacker News 2d ago

CERN's new "superconducting karts" 🚗💨 promise to accelerate scientists to coffee breaks faster than ever before, because who has time for particle physics when you can pretend to be Mario Kart? 🎮🚀 Forget unraveling the secrets of the universe; it's all about that sweet, sweet need for speed! 🏎️💫
https://home.cern/news/news/engineering/cern-levels-new-superconducting-karts #CERN #superconducting #karts #MarioKart #particlephysics #speedinnovation #coffeeaddict #HackerNews #ngated

CERN levels up with new superconducting karts

Update: did you enjoy our April Fool’s day story? While we won’t be racing karts through the tunnel, we are gearing up for major works to prepare for HiLumi LHC and its new technologies. The image is based on a real 1991 CERN image of the monorail used to transport people and equipment in the tunnel during the lifetime of the Large Electron-Positron Collider (LEP), which preceded the LHC. Following on from the robotic mice, CERN engineers have now developed a super-charged kart to enable workers to race through the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) underground tunnel during the upcoming major works, starting this summer. The karts promise a power boost to activities during this period, known as Long Shutdown 3 (LS3), which will see the LHC transformed into the High-Luminosity LHC. These vehicles will replace the bicycles that were used until now to travel through the 27-km underground tunnel, enabling engineers and technicians to speed to areas where improvements to the accelerator are required. “Each kart is turbo-boosted by 64 superconducting engines,” explains project leader Mario Idraulico. “When the engines are cooled to below their critical temperatures, the Meissner effect levitates the karts, allowing them to zip through the tunnels at high speeds and, mamma mia, they’re super!” Early tests have been promising, and the next steps involve testing different kart designs in an underground race. Safety coordinator Luigi Fratello has ensured that each driver will be issued with Safety and Health Equipment for Long and Limited Stays (SHELLS), although his response to drivers wanting bananas in the tunnel was “Oh no!” These karts, although developed to support CERN’s fundamental research programme, show clear applications for society. CERN’s Knowledge Transfer Group has begun discussions with European startup company Quantum Mushroom to explore aerospace applications and powering for next-generation anti-gravity vehicles. Surprisingly, the kart project began from a collaboration between CERN engineers and onsite nursery school children – one example of CERN’s commitment to inspiring future generations. “We’re thrilled that the children’s kart designs were the inspiration for the engineered karts,” exclaimed schoolteacher Yoshi Kyouryuu, mid-way through painting spots on eggs for an Easter egg hunt. “As educators, we promote curiosity from a young age, which is why we paint question marks all over our yellow school walls,” explained school director, Rosalina Pfirsich, looking up from her storybook. “With all the contributions the children have made to the upcoming High-Luminosity LHC project, we’ve taken to calling them Luma!” Find out more about the High-Luminosity LHC project.

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