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Coin-Op and Console Game Promo Tapes
(brianpeek.com)
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Has anyone found a useable fake review detector since Fakespot and Review Meta went down?
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What.CD
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I also tracked my clothing for three years, but not to evaluate expenditures. I recorded what I wore while cycling along with the weather conditions that day and notes about how my clothes performed. When I want to go for a ride, I check th
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I'm fascinated by people who get Type 1 fun from reading the classics. I get type 2 at best.
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Come for ENIAC, Stay for UNIVAC and Skeduflo
(uniqueatpenn.wordpress.com)
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Voice Phishing
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I virtually never click anything texted to me (other than personal stuff from friends and family). If a bank or a shipping company texts me, I go to their website and look up the information myself. Like the author of this post, I also have
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https://archive.ph/r7Rbt
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How the Amish Let Technology in Without Letting It Take Over
(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
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>As for semicolons, semicolons are neat, they are like the coolest punctuation mark after the em dash — the fundamental indecision compressed into a single punctuation mark — you are neither starting a new sentence nor you are, exactly,
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Sprawl Repair (2011)
(terrain.org)
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Over 150k Flights: Airlines Just Flew the Busiest Day in Recorded History
(simpleflying.com)
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Learning that MIT has an ancient bottle of rotting milk reminded me of my 9th grade science teacher. He had been teaching for decades and had a tremendously messy little office attached to his classroom. The pièce de résistance of his menag
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D'Ieteren, the 221-year-old company that reinvented itself 4 times
(bigthink.com)
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How to survive boiling water
(taxa.substack.com)
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> It’s a classic small business supplier story: the big guys will do what works best for them and the little guy will have to deal with it in order to get the benefit. “The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.” - T
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When my niece was very young, I showed her my Polaris pool cleaner. It’s a simple contraption. Just some hoses attached to a small box with a few wheels. It rolls around the pool, sucking up leaves on the bottom. She took it all in, and the
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Algorithm Aversion
(en.wikipedia.org)
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https://twitter-thread.com/t/2078514339552628880
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Examples from sci-fi of voice interfaces that stay on task
(interconnected.org)
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'See the whole world in lichens,' the marvels that grow anywhere
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Cyclist disqualified for using video-recording sunglasses
(bikeradar.com)
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Wirehead (Science Fiction)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Preach!
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It's a World-Class Investment. It's a Junk Investment
(nytimes.com)
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> The student admitted to the allegations, saying, "I started using computers when I was in the fourth grade and taught myself everything I know. I happened to be able to access the information and had nothing against the company.&q
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> I’ve learned that there are many unwritten rules behind the scenes, and when you speak their language, you start to understand them. That is true of every country.
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The nomenclature in this industry is all over the place.
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Wikipedia Is Battling for the Soul of the Internet
(nytimes.com)
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