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The Creators of VHS Dates Are Ready to Come Clean(nytimes.com)
3 points by rdmuser 2mo ago|1 comments
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
I had a bit of a funny situation happen where putting myself on the do not call list stopped calls from more reputable sources but also caused an even bigger increase in sketchy calls. I switched to using a free service tied to my phone com
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My Little Game History Anthology(felipepepe.medium.com)
2 points by rdmuser 2mo ago|0 comments
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Chinese Mini-Game Sites That Defined Millennial Summer Holidays(radii.co)
2 points by rdmuser 2mo ago|1 comments
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
It's neat seeing what other millennials were up to for online gaming outside the anglosphere especially since a lot of those sites are still up. The writing definitively has ai involved but it seemed like an interesting enough subject
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
Our idea of a public/private privacy division where private recording is discouraged and public is a free for all really feels dated. I know personally I'd love to see a private/local/wide distribution division or someth
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
Our idea of a public/private privacy division where private recording is discouraged and public is a free for all really feels dated. I know personally I'd love to see a private/local/wide distribution division or someth
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
Reminds me a bit of this article that got submitted a few times recently and got a little discussion: https://aeon.co/essays/silicon-valley-has-a-science-fiction-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
Hey thanks for adding customizable rss feeds! Super handy feature Is there any chance the feed items could also have a direct link to the hn post? Right now I'm trying them, clicking through to your site then clicking to go to hn when
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
Seirdy pretty regularly updates that list so a lot of it isn't from 2021. Currently the last update happened about a year ago.
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
They had their 15th birthday late last year: https://www.slow-journalism.com/delayed-gratification-magazi... If you feel interested in following them but it feels too high traffic or chaotic you can follow specific categori
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by rdmuser 2mo ago
In my experience the best way to improve budget/old android phone performance is to disable as much random preinstalled crap as possible. Some stuff you can't disable directly through phone settings so you need adb. My phone is a
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by rdmuser 3mo ago
Seems like there is potentially multiple layers of trump drama going on with that bridge: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jul/16/trump-admin... "Democrats allege Trump administration stall
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by rdmuser 3mo ago
I like a lot of things about bubbles but it seems to surface a lot of negative posts that are mainly just rants. A good chunk of articles in the daily/weekly briefings kind of feel like an indie blogging spin on the negative posts&#x2F
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Constructing a lower-bound estimate of the global number of insect species(pnas.org)
2 points by rdmuser 3mo ago|0 comments
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Correlated randomness in Slay the Spire 2(tck.mn)
310 points by rdmuser 4mo ago|89 comments
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by rdmuser 4mo ago
The dev even offers free pro licenses to those who can't afford them: "I shall add that if for some unfortunate reason you're not able to afford a license, just email me and i shall offer you one"
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by rdmuser 4mo ago
It's great seeing some more varied takes on search engines like this. That's essentially the same reason I use inoreaders rss search to find articles when I want to revisit them etc and it has been super handy. I know there have b
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by rdmuser 4mo ago
For searches where you want more that just the first result and want a depth of results to go through and maybe even check out more than the first page of results I like to use meta-search engines that grab results from multiple sources. Pl
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Web Feeds in 2026: A Survey(mnot.net)
6 points by rdmuser 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rdmuser 6mo ago
I've been wanting something like this for a while now but as an extension that runs locally. Just something I can click to get a quick response telling me if the article seems like ai so I can focus on the writing without needing to sp
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by rdmuser 7mo ago
Personally my favorite spiritual successor to stumbleupon has been cloudhiker.net. I found kagis to be too personal blog focused for my tastes. I love that kagi is doing so much of this out in the open though. There are a surprising amount
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by rdmuser 7mo ago
It's a good saying but the literal meaning is not entirely correct anymore. Climate change has changed the math on tree planting in a few ways. For example tree planting in your area today may backfire vs 30 years ago: https:/&#x
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The View from RSS(carolinecrampton.com)
3 points by rdmuser 7mo ago|0 comments
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Local.html: Social Discovery by Browser-Based Crawling(lofihi.fi)
1 points by rdmuser 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rdmuser 8mo ago
Oh good point I also overlooked that with the anti ai list. The big anti ai list also seems to be focused on hiding links from ddg/bing/google where this new more focused list just blocks sites. I tend to like block ones vs hiding
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by rdmuser 8mo ago
Personally I find that I prefer badly written english or auto-translated stuff written in languages foreign to me over ai generated or even just ai polished works I've seen. There is just so much more character, depth and variance ther
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AI uBlock Blacklist(github.com)
295 points by rdmuser 8mo ago|130 comments
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by rdmuser 8mo ago
A new more grounded list focused on specifically blocking content farms and similar low quality sites. A nice alternative to this very broad anti ai list: https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist Edi
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by rdmuser 8mo ago
Oh neat! I went and shared this with some Brazilian friends of mine. They tend to like stuff like this so I think it will make them happy. I know I enjoyed checking out some sites you have in that list (using translation) so thanks! I love

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