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The Quantum Random Number Generator
(daily.jstor.org)
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Google’s Schmidt and Microsoft’s Nadella to Attend Secret Bilderberg Meeting
(cnbc.com)
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Automaton Conceptions from History
(realmofhistory.com)
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2,300 year old bark shield found in Leicestershire
(theguardian.com)
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microwavecamera
7y ago
It's rumored that companies like Intel and Nvidia will retaliate against review sites and publications for bad press coverage by slowing or cutting off access to preview release products for reviews.
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An Asteroid with Its Own Moon Will Zip Past Earth Tonight
(space.com)
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30-plus years of HyperCard, the missing link to the Web
(arstechnica.com)
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microwavecamera
7y ago
>no, seriously: Linux is a kernel, and has nothing to do with choice. It has, however, something to do with ethics in games journalism . What?
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7y ago
Look I'm not defending anything our country does and what they did to Manning was unconscionable. I think Manning acted in good faith, she may have crossed the line some but the punishment far exceeded what the situation merited. But I
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microwavecamera
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> There are lots of people in the US that believe strongly in the rule of law. >And that it applies to foreign citizens who have – quite sensibly – never set foot on your soil? Of course it does. That's like saying a foreign terr
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How Computing's first 'killer app' changed everything
(bbc.com)
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The Criminals Who Fool Doctors
(bbc.com)
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7y ago
Buried in the lede: "Now that doesn’t mean you can’t espouse pro-life views at Google. You are still free to espouse pro-life views so long as activists don’t perceive those views to be hateful, incendiary, or inflammatory. Just remem
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Why did this get flagged?
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This. From the article: "The games simultaneously register the completion of the task, which is tracked by scanning devices, and can pit individuals, teams or entire floors against one another to be fastest "
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Why Is the Pentagon Interested in UFOs?
(theconversation.com)
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> Chinese businesses expand internally But they can only do that for so long. Companies like Alibaba rely on a captive domestic consumer market and corrupt political ties to China's regime. Again this is why the U.S. doesn't ha
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This leads to a slippery slope to the bottom though. The reason U.S. businesses are more successful in the international market is trust in our legal and financial systems. Eroding and curtailing these protections will just make the U.S. ma
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7y ago
That's a straw man argument built on pure conjecture. We're all educated adults here, that not going work.
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That's a load of BS. Have you ever been accused of "crossing the line" with a male colleague? Have you even been concerned that you might? If not, then I think I found your problem. If someone can't come in to work and d
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7y ago
Mongo only pawn in game of life.
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Pluto Was Supposed to Be Fully Frozen But It Looks Like It Has Liquid Oceans
(sciencealert.com)
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Crafty Spider Doesn't Have Venom but It Does Have a 'Slingshot'
(livescience.com)
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https://youtu.be/-BmbHgxIVpw
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The Talking Statues of Rome
(amusingplanet.com)
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The title is misleading but after reading the court order you posted, this still seems odd. I'm not defending anyone involved in this, honestly both Dektor and NITV seem sketchy but this is a civil judgement against a company in a diff
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Friend, foe, or unknown force flying overhead? Congress should find out
(thehill.com)
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Culture and genetics are not necessarily related. Unless they still happen to speak Etruscan, sharing a little DNA with ancient Etruscans doesn't make them "Etruscan".
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FB is definitely monitoring Messenger. I have a fake FB account I use just to chat with my daughter on Messenger. I don't use the account for anything else. I was chatting (text only, no audio/video) on Messenger via the web clien
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7y ago
I'm sorry, I'm not eating crickets. I'll just go vegan and have a salad if we ever get to that point.
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