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Afterlife Pay with Hell Pizza(hellpizza.nz)
2 points by red369 3y ago|2 comments
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by red369 3y ago
And Primer… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primer_(film)
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by red369 4y ago
This article and thread lists some of the issues: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32014754
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Refusal to unlock phone was religious, Queensland court told(1news.co.nz)
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I can see how Musk’s comment does sound sarcastic, but I think the Space X package isn’t generally being considered as a joke: https://www.motor1.com/news/508914/tesla-roadster-spacex-spe...
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by red369 4y ago
I was unsure how to title this post. Perhaps I should have just submitted a text post including a link, rather than submitting the link.
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by red369 4y ago
I have never noticed how long details are delayed after updates come out. Is this longer than usual?
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Apple Security Updates: iOS 16.1.2 (details available soon)(support.apple.com)
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AeroVironment Switchblade(en.wikipedia.org)
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Windows Update is now carbon aware(support.microsoft.com)
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Doesn’t look like there’s anything in the marketplace yet, but great announcement.
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Closing the loop with Refurbished Framework products(frame.work)
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by red369 4y ago
This comment made me rethink my frequent praising of Apple for their long support for the really old devices: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32672461
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Christchurch Call Initiative on Algorithmic Outcomes(christchurchcall.com)
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Alternative article without paywall: https://cosmosmagazine.com/technology/bluewalker-launched-sp...
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Satellite could outshine all stars and planets in the night sky(newscientist.com)
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Doesn’t look like any of the 2021 F-150s are over 6000 pounds curb weight (1). It’s not particularly close, so I would expect most of the newer model would be under 6000 pounds too (I didn’t easily find the newer brochure) (1) https:/
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by red369 4y ago
On the other hand, pedestrians relying on hearing a car coming is a nightmare for cyclists.
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Getting a Home Loan with Friends and Family(kiwibank.co.nz)
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Last Thursdayism(rationalwiki.org)
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Telephone Booth Stuffing(nostalgiacentral.com)
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>> how many people know how to find out which side of the vehicle the gas tank is on while sitting in the driver's seat? Is there actually a way (apart from pulling a lever to open it and looking in a mirror if it is the type whi
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by red369 4y ago
“No less arresting is Lyme disease, which comes from the bite of a tiny deer tick. If undetected, it can lie dormant in the human body for years before erupting in a positive fiesta of maladies. This is a disease for the person who wants to
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Man who took hostages demanding his own money becomes public hero in Lebanon(theguardian.com)
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Attack of Japan’s Killer WWII Balloons, 70 Years Ago (2015)(history.com)
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Man fools security to backstage by changing band's Wikipedia page (2015)(dailymail.co.uk)
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This setup sounds great - am I understanding correctly, are you describing what is also called a router-on-a-stick? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Router_on_a_stick I’ve always been concerned (probably irrationally),
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by red369 4y ago
Very interesting - I’ve always been confused by why aluminium is often stated as being rust-proof, but doesn’t appear to be as useful in the real world. Aren’t there quite a few aluminium engine blocks in cars though? For example, the LS sm
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“Stigler himself named the sociologist Robert K. Merton as the discoverer of "Stigler's law" to show that it follows its own decree, though the phenomenon had previously been noted by others” Seems like Stigler’s law follows
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Have you checked out the Pebble Time Round? Pebble was purchased by Fitbit, who were in turn bought out by Google, but there is good community support (1). Recently, the original Pebble app was taken down by whoever last maintained it (Pebb

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