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Japanese Space Start-Up ALE to Create Artificial Meteor Shower
(edition.cnn.com)
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I didn't get into the series until 5, but I'm really glad I did. The AI wasn't so good, but the mods that were built for it are fantastic and solve so many issues with the game. Even only exploring the map and fighting off ra
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My comment can be read two ways: It's too bad sustainability has nothing to do with legality, in the sense that it should be illegal to make products that are extremely wasteful.
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Airbus offers a peek at its flying taxi
(money.cnn.com)
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It's too bad sustainability has nothing to do with legality.
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Starship Troopers
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I think this may be the first list ever to contain Santa Sangre and Jurassic Park. Well done.
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I thought the same when I watched it the first time, but you should read some analysis' of that film and watch it again. It's surprisingly deep.
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Solid list. Im not a big anime fan but I also enjoyed Akira. Have you seen Paprika? Another great Sci-fi anime (on a short list for me), which Inception may have stolen ideas from (don't quote me on that).
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Time Crimes and The Jacket are the only two movies in this thread I haven't seen. Thanks!
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I watched a video essay on youtube the other day that presents the argument that Mr. Smith is the One and not Neo. It was quite convincing.
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The Thing (1982), Slither, Dark Skies, Intacto (spanish), Another Earth, Coherence Primer is on here a bunch, but really worth watching if you like time travel conundrums.
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I thought I was the only person that liked Pandorum. Everyone I suggested it to hated it.
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"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." Ken Olsen, founder of Digital Equipment Corporation, 1977 Just needs more time...
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I live in Japan and half of the Netflix content is inaccessible because for some reason they don't have English subtitles for Japanese movies. Does anyone know if this has to do with licencing? Does it cost Netflix more to add subtitle
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Looks like someone made a ton of new accounts to advertise this site!
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It's a bummer that this article will probably remain on the back page of HN. Thanks for sharing!
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Tick bites that trigger severe meat allergy on rise around the world
(theguardian.com)
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The beginning of most major scientific breakthroughs have high starting costs.
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Ancient Japan 'more cosmopolitan' than thought
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AdBlock is a given but I really like rikaikun which translates Japanese kanji on hover.
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I like it!
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Way to represent Japanese food mikekchar. In what countryside are you residing. I could point you to some fantastic wine producers here. But, like everything, quality comes at a price.
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>zucchini cost like $10 a piece Out of season? We buy them for 100 yen, which is still more than free, but they they taste better than the huge ones I've had in the US. Tomatoes tend to be beefsteak, so not very good for sauces, but
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The difference between saying that the meat isn't high quality and saying whether or not you liked it are the difference between fact and opinion.
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>Japan breeds special chickens for raw consumption Are you sure about this? I've always heard from izakaya owners here that it has to do with the processing of the meat and the amount of time that has passed since slaughter. It'
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To me it's like comparing bacon to pork chops. I like them both in different situations, but there's no reason to compare them.
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Kreisel Electric takes on Tesla
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Thank you!
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Ask HN: About making posts
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