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New Low-Yield Nuclear Warheads That Biden Calls a “Bad Idea” Have Been Deployed
(thedrive.com)
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Google search. The combination results Of a search including videos and sites is unsurpassed for guides and diy. As long as Google owns YouTube no other search engine will get closer.
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The alternating red and green numbering are very hard to notice for even slightly colorblind people like me, the red banner is not and it always make me kind of giggle: To allow some degree of ‘fun’ on one of the most spartan sites on the
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The multicolored letters on the first piece brought so many memories of being just a kid and playing with poke commands and little print and go to routines to display rainbow colored moving letters and making the first steps into graphics o
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Per the CNN article https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/22/politics/biden-twitter-wh... “Twitter will notify followers of these accounts to provide context that the content will be archived and allow them th
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The title of the article is kind of inflammatory but it is the title cnn chose so I left it. More clearly: “Twitter will notify followers of these accounts to provide context that the content will be archived and allow them the choice to fo
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Biden team slams Twitter over plan to wipe followers from White House accounts
(edition.cnn.com)
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Yes, hard bounces even between Gmail addresses.
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The following subscription-only content has been made available to you by an LWN subscriber. Thanks !
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The reasons the guy who says leaked it: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/jnpufo/using_t... Using the same trick as the one with youtube-dl, I uploaded the entire GitHub backend source code t
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Vitamine D guide by Steve Gibson https://www.grc.com/health/vitamin-d.htm
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Wrong link (missing last letter). Correct one: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight-legged_essay
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Bestselling Author VE Schwab Found the Words to Come Out of the Closet
(oprahmag.com)
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To add some context to the purchasing power of the minimum wage and of the exchange rate: https://www.economist.com/news/2020/07/15/the-big-mac-index https://www.statista.com/statistics&#
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The kindle for pc software downloads your books on a folder. These are the encrypted versions with no real evident names to identify but it is a local copy that you can backup. If you want to go the dedrm way It has been answered a little f
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“GAFAM A more inclusive grouping referred to as GAFAM or "Big Five", defines Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft as the tech giants.[18][19][20][21] Besides Saudi Aramco, the GAFAM companies are the five most valuable p
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On an unrelated note autodesk’s 3ds max started its life on an Atari st too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Studio Edit: spelling
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Super Mario 64 port for Windows and Linux supposedly based On leaked source code
(polygon.com)
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You have to launch it pressing the free button.
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Remembering the Life-Saving Lupe Hernandez, Hand Sanitizer Inventor
(remezcla.com)
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Am i the only one pleasantly surprised to find out that syfy.com publish serious articles and not only little green men speculation?
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let’s not be naives... apple is happy getting billions of dollars from google, who use this data for exactly the same thing than facebook, and it is much less transparent to the user that the opt in from the facebok app. There are no saints
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sometimes i find myself grumbling over some article where anybody doing a little coding calls himself a hacker and thinking “in my days we use to code our own (insert any now commercially o free available software) ..” but this is hacking
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previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18874400
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Apple is down almost ten percent
(google.com)
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The Medical Potential of Video Games: The After on Podcast with Rob Reid
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Ellis Island Immigrants, 1907
(marinamaral.com)
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It's a science driven podcast about the existentials risks we face. Per it's own website: Oct 4, 2018 We humans could have a bright future ahead of us that lasts billions of years. But we have to survive the next 200 years first.
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The end of the world podcast with Josh Clark
(theendwithjosh.com)
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Is this not a waste of resources? the malware creators could open a twitter account and post commands directly using established and apparently inocuous phrases or words. tweeting “hi” is not a breach of ToS and is less complicated.
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