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PFAS in fertilisers blamed for killing livestock in Texas and wreaking havoc
(chemistryworld.com)
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Mark Zuckerberg's makeover didn't make people like him, study shows
(techcrunch.com)
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I looked up alien stickers, and you can get 300 of them for $52. Assuming you sell them at 50 cents each and sell out in one month, that's a $98 profit. However, that depends on the cost of placing/location the vending machine.
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Quasicrystals
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Where Coal Is Retiring, and Hanging On, in the U.S.
(nytimes.com)
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Doomsday Clock Moves One Second Closer to Catastrophe
(nytimes.com)
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'The Next Microsoft' by Andrew Kim
(mmminimal.com)
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Supreme Court rules TikTok can be banned
(arstechnica.com)
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Natrium 'advanced nuclear' power plant wins Wyoming permit
(wyofile.com)
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Rethinking Wind Power
(techcrunch.com)
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The TLDR cause was: The windshield pitting epidemic was a case of collective delusion, where heightened awareness, media influence, and misattributed environmental factors led people to notice and misinterpret existing, ordinary damage as a
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The Technological Society
(theanarchistlibrary.org)
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Exploring Commercial Products for the NES Expansion Port
(tedium.co)
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The Next Four Years Will Be All About Natural Gas
(oilprice.com)
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Before anyone points out that trees already handle this, let me clarify: We need to pursue all available options simultaneously to effectively combat climate change. This includes: Reducing reliance on carbon-based energy to lower emi
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I would be interested to know the cost of more sustainable packaging at economies of scale. Almost all plastic-based packaging emerged after 1950, yet even before then, there was a need to package mass consumer goods on a large scale. I als
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Is anyone here involved in the toy industry, whether in design or another role? What’s the industry’s take on this?
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This is Cowboy State Daily, one of the few news sources from Wyoming.They publish a lot of stories with a significant amount of bad faith, particularly concerning energy and environmental issues. wyofile.com is a better source for energy an
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I'm pretty sure any company with around $11 billion dollars in operating revenue isn't going to care if they get sued for putting out false information.
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I remember having a Game Genie, it worked sometimes. But like the article says. it would also make things glitchy and crash everything now and then.
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TLDR: Economies of scale.
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DC map looks about right.
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In Silicon Valley, a Rogue Plan to Alter the Climate
(nytimes.com)
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LinuxCNC isn't the only thing out there either, lots of commercial machine tools use Linux to power their controllers.
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Police still don't have the radar detector detector.
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Show HN: Gcode pattern generator for space filling curves, grids and more
(pathprint.pro)
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Very cool project. what kind of post processors do you test with?
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How exactly is news working against your interests?
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I read this and thought it was satire at first: "We eventually ported our tools to C, but while we had achieved ideal energy usage, portability was still an issue, so we kept looking. We learnt 6502 Assembly, seeing players run our gam
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High-Tech Nomad (1984)
(microship.com)
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