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Paul Nurk dives 18-story building with $20k custom-built drone(dronedj.com)
2 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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DoNotPay Unsubscribes You from Spam–and Tries to Get You Paid(wired.com)
30 points by stx 6y ago|10 comments
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California is investigating concerns about Covid-19 safety at Amazon centers(techcrunch.com)
3 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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Pandemic DEF Con Badge Is an Audio Cassette(defcon.org)
1 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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China's Huawei holds a 5G trump card(reuters.com)
4 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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by stx 6y ago
Which appointee?
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by stx 6y ago
I am not the person you are replying to but I would imagine they mean "job security" as in if you get fired you can find another pretty quickly.
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by stx 6y ago
I am not sure who said it originally but I heard a quote that resinates with me and this idea. "Honest conflict is better then dishonest harmony." I like the idea of discussing topics that are controversial. Its actually annoying
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by stx 6y ago
I think for some products on shopping.google.com you can already search within your area. I think it it does not work with all products though I know I have seen it on some. Like electronics at Best Buy. Just search on shopping.google.com a
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by stx 6y ago
Why was this flagged? Many stories which I am interested in get flagged and I do not understand why.
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U.S. police forces experiment with cameras mounted on guns(reuters.com)
2 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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MIT engineers designed a reusable face mask that’s as effective as an N95(cnbc.com)
7 points by stx 6y ago|1 comments
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Covid Antibodies Fade Rapidly, Raising Risk of Lost Immunity(bloomberg.com)
1 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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by stx 6y ago
From what I am hearing the antibodies that you get from having the actual virus do not provide protection from re-infection for very long. I cant find the source but I think it was a Medcram lecture. Would antibodies be from a vaccine be mo
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by stx 6y ago
I wonder how they know how the shooter was dressed if the son died and the husband is in critical condition. Ring doorbell camera or maybe the son or husband was able to give a description before passing or going to the hospital. I hope the
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by stx 6y ago
If this was a hit/ attempted hit by a party that is worried what the Epstein case would uncover something more incriminating then I would think would serve to intimidate any future judge put on the case. To be clear though I think judg
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by stx 6y ago
I actually believe this to be the case. From what I have read researchers often do something called gain of function research. In this research they add genetic features to viruses that could make it more infective. This is done, at least i
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by stx 6y ago
Yeah, I really don't understand this. There are also people on nextdoor claiming that they spotted "the Colorado drones" in my neighborhood which is nowhere near north west Colorado. At this point I think people are just seei
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by stx 6y ago
The original poster that you responded to and that I was saying was correct never said "most Chinese citizens are being systematically disappeared, tortured, and killed". I think you moved the goal post.
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by stx 6y ago
Exactly its not as if we do not have issue in the USA and we did have a dark history (slavery for example). I think many Americans do not know how good we have it. In some ways our worst enemy is ourselves.
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by stx 6y ago
> most Chinese citizens are not systematically disappeared, tortured, and/or killed So some being systematically disappeared, tortured, and or killed is okay? Here are a few recent examples of human rights abuses in China. https:&#
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by stx 6y ago
This guy made it economical. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percy_Gilchrist
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by stx 6y ago
I have been to China and have family from there. I can confirm that what he is saying is correct. China plays by a different set of rules.
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by stx 6y ago
Knife laws vary allot by city and state. In Colorado I believe the maximum length allowed is 3.5 inches in blade length. This sounds simple but can even be a grey area because some knives like Spyderco have a part of the blade thats not sha
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by stx 6y ago
I live in the city and carry a knife where allowed. I use it to open boxes and packaging, cut food, turn screws (sometimes when they fit), pry things open, pick out splinters, strip wires... Its the most basic tool. The other day I was repl
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by stx 6y ago
I would not call him a metallurgist but this guy has tested a bunch of steels using an unscientific rope cut test and documented them in a spreadsheet. He was the first one that convinced me to spend over $100 for a cpm-s30v knife and it wa
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ESA/NASA's Solar Orbiter Returns First Data, Snaps Closest Pictures of the Sun(nasa.gov)
3 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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Arduino Running NES Games(hackaday.com)
1 points by stx 6y ago|0 comments
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by stx 6y ago
At one company where I was the interviewer the company used a few simple java questions for each screening (not great I know). It was basically just a way to make sure they did have experience with Java at at least a junior level. This beca
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by stx 6y ago
This is what I had hoped Android would be when I first heard about it before it was fully available. It looks like the OS still needs polish but not bad. And only $200 with a dock. Here is a video walkthrough I found on youtube. I am not su

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