J3L2404

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Ancient life, millions of years old and barely alive, found beneath ocean floor(washingtonpost.com)
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by J3L2404 14y ago
Stories like this often don't get traction because it doesn't play into the news narrative. Doom sells. EDIT: Why is that? Why does doom sell?
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by J3L2404 14y ago
Thank you for the link. Been looking for this for a while.
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Has anyone tried running these in parallel to get super clean bench top power?
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Billionaire douchebag renounces US citizenship to save 3% on taxes(jwz.org)
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When a Blow to the Head Creates a Sudden Genius(theatlantic.com)
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by J3L2404 14y ago
There are none that really work, but I use this to read http://ihackernews.com/
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Pneumachron - The Air-Driven Clock [video](youtube.com)
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Volcanic eruptions trigger shocking finding(nature.com)
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by J3L2404 14y ago
PLOS article http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal... I hate when sites don't link to the original article for credit but just dump you at the homepage. :( Also PLOS's search is fairly broken - had to do a google
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On Real-Time Twitter Analysis(blog.mikiobraun.de)
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U.S. Can Create Jobs by Energizing Its Startups(bloomberg.com)
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Apple's Datacenters to Run on 100% Renewable Energy(apple.com)
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by J3L2404 14y ago
Most illegal aliens actually pay taxes, as businesses are mostly worried about the IRS not the INS, but aliens can't collect S.S. so it is a net win in that sense. But not a sensible way to run a country.
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by J3L2404 14y ago
I would like to thank pg for inviting the barrage of these stories and the type of users it brings to HN. Kill Hollywood? You might as well have Henry Ford saying 'Kill Horses'. When a viable alternative exists it will gradually replace the
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NetQuakes: Bringing Earthquake Science into Your Home(usgs.gov)
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by J3L2404 14y ago
Time has a liberal bias. Last generation's liberal is this generation's moderate.
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Quick and easy way to measure power consumption(fraunhofer.de)
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The Bastards Book of Ruby(ruby.bastardsbook.com)
227 points by J3L2404 14y ago|36 comments
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On the UDID ban: Tracking devices, users and advertisers(tuaw.com)
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by J3L2404 14y ago
Wouldn't it have to clear it's orbit to be considered a planet?
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First gene therapy successful against aging(sciencedaily.com)
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>Duritz is smart. Citation needed.
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Duritz is a muppet. But hey if your hero is Kim Dotcom then he looks cool I guess.
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You must be new here.
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LiveJournal: Russia's Unlikely Internet Giant(bbc.co.uk)
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It's going to be extremely difficult to refactor.
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The problem is the basis of the defense of piracy is that it is trivial to copy. Lots of the things are trivial to copy, like your private data.
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How To Blog Anonymously (and how not to)(sexonomics-uk.blogspot.co.uk)
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Free-floating planets in the milky way outnumber stars(sciencedaily.com)
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