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4y ago
How Jay came to know where the car was parked is indeed confusing -- because it's hard to believe how the cops could know about it before him, which would presumably be a prerequisite for the cops conspiring with Jay to frame Adnan. Bu
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4y ago
He is not "factually guilty". The cell tower ping evidence was basically all the "science" the state had against him, and it was the foundation for the constantly evolving and self-contradictory claims of the state'
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4y ago
I admire Chaudry but Undisclosed was just a little too much for me. Obviously, dismantling the faulty cell "ping" evidence was great work, but a lot of the content and theories seemed to veer into "throw everything but the ki
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Ace Attorney's forgotten game shows strange place of fan localisations
(eurogamer.net)
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We’re open sourcing our live election night model
(washpost.engineering)
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A Remembrance of Peter Eckersley
(themarkup.org)
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4y ago
I'll just chime in and say that while I'm reasonably satisfied with my Airpods Pro, I've been pretty happy with much cheaper Bluetooth wired (i.e. connected buds) earphones -- the noise canceling is nice but I don't depe
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4y ago
I'm aware this is headed into No True Scotsman territory, but what pirated material is IA "entirely fine" with distributing? AFAIK their official position has always been to honor DMCA takedown requests -- I occasionally see
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Guts of the Latest PS5 Look Completely Different from Earlier Versions
(gizmodo.com)
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NFT Viking game went bankrupt because of investing the funding in Luna
(martijnvwezel.com)
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4y ago
A few years ago, they realized it would be in the public archival interest to ignore robots.txt for gov/mil sites, and then possibly more types of sites. They have long had a manual process for submitting takedown requests by email; he
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4y ago
Tangential question: When the Wayback machine retroactively excludes a site's content – e.g. a site owner adds a robots.txt that specifies exclusion — the data isn't deleted, right? Just flagged to prevent being found in search ag
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Kiwi Farms has been removed from the Internet Archive
(twitter.com)
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We’ll Miss You, MetroCard Machine
(curbed.com)
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4y ago
I assume badminton is a sport like tennis where skill isn’t measured along a single simple axis, e.g. some combinations of play styles and skills can be more effective against certain players and situations. The article does quote the Danis
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4y ago
I would've like to see some explanation for how Krebs fell for this ruse, such as why this single-sourced claim was convincing enough to him to do a series of articles that apparently did serious material harm to Ubiquiti. And at lea
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4y ago
I would have to guess the infrastructure/digital bureaucracy of Spotify provides a scalable verification method in a way that doesn't exist for minor actors. Having a Spotify artist account at least implies you have an identity wi
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4y ago
It's in a social media company's best interest for its user base to easily find and distinguish between Matt Smith the famous actor and the thousands of other Matt Smiths, especially the ones who might try to fake being the famous
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Fake musicians: a million-dollar Instagram verification scheme
(propublica.org)
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4y ago
Non-paywall link: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/30/us/navy-seal-training-dea...
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Death in Navy Seal Training Exposes a Culture of Brutality, Cheating and Drugs
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4y ago
Tangent discussion: What are people's here experiences with running Stable Diffusion locally? I've installed it and haven't had time to play around, but I also have a RTX 3060 8GB GPU -- IIRC, the official SD docs say that 10
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4y ago
As the story's headline and main thesis confirm, I cannot think of a large tech company that I'd trust less than Twitter to effectively mitigate the child porn problem, not if Google/Facebook/TikTok/Pornhub contin
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Walmart Sells Fake 30TB Hard Drive That's Two Small SD Cards
(vice.com)
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D.C.-area startup wants to solve the public bathroom problem
(washingtonian.com)
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We disabled Google AMP at Tribune Publishing
(kurtgessler.medium.com)
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That's a fair point, and I'm wrong to imply that, at least in the case of the "Loot Train Battle", that the problem is with GRRM, since IIRC, the books have not yet reached that plot point (and I haven't read the bo
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With the new Game of Thrones spin-off coming out, I was just re-reading some of the author’s hilarious posts on how ridiculous and shallow the show/book were when it came to logistics [0]. Glad to see Bret Devereaux’s popularity growin
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Sony is raising the price of the PS5
(polygon.com)
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San Francisco’s $20k designer trash can struggles to contain trash
(theguardian.com)
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