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>Are studies of this sort still being done, perhaps privately at Fb or other social networks? According to my facebook feed they said no, they don't do anything unethical. To be serious though this is pretty scary. The power these c
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U.S. states to jointly work to advance electric heavy-duty trucks
(reuters.com)
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India has questions for the companies behind banned apps
(reuters.com)
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Moderna Phase 1 results show coronavirus vaccine safe, induces immune response
(reuters.com)
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For some remote places that may not matter as much. For example in the rural Rocky Mountains you are limited on internet options. This could still be much needed competition.
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In my experience sometimes this is true, sometimes it is not. In some cases when asking for more information it takes much longer. Some of the reasons: After asking the question I get a meeting schedules where design by committee happens. T
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Homemade hair cut robot with scissors
(youtube.com)
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1975 Circuit Board Was a Masterpiece Hidden on Your Wrist
(hackaday.com)
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> RC gliders can stay in air basically forever flying back and forth in rising air along a hillside. It's called slope-soaring and it's great fun. This was my thought also. The Andes Mountain Range are rather mountain range rig
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I must admit I was wrong when I thought that people could handle wearing masks properly. I took my first trip out in months this weekend to visit family at their house in the mountains. We stayed away from people the whole time and only wen
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I remember this being in the news but I especially remember the comedy movie that was very loosely based on the real experiment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EWikCCfHJw
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China announces retaliatory sanctions against Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz
(theguardian.com)
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I think he meant that some people would prefer the parking service experience. As in some people would prefer having a service where you can pay someone to watch and guard your car.
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Programmable firework firing system with remote
(hackaday.io)
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House budget bill denies major increases for NASA to fund ambitious Moon program
(theverge.com)
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti and RTX 3070 Specs Detailed
(wccftech.com)
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Doesn't this affect all international students (on student type visas) from any country?
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Hong Kong Tiananmen museum turns to digitalisation after new law
(reuters.com)
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Hong Kong activists are holding up blank signs to dodge China security law
(businessinsider.com)
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Reddit promises to stop accessing user clipboards after being exposed by iOS 14
(9to5mac.com)
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Hack Brief: Hackers Are Exploiting a 5-Alarm Bug in Networking Equipment
(wired.com)
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Citing violence, GA governor declares state of emergency & calls National Guard
(cnn.com)
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I had one of the last models of matte display apple released. I eventually gave it up for the retina resolution.
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Experts with One Big Claim: The Coronavirus Is Airborne
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Hong Kong security law: Pro-democracy books pulled from libraries
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Australian Politician’s Home Raided in Chinese Influence Inquiry
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In what way does it lead a reader to believe something that is untrue from the actual page? Are you saying that the actual page does not describe a vote to repeal proposition 209? From the page: > A "yes" vote supports this con
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CA to vote on repealing prop 209: allowing discrimination based on race and sex
(ballotpedia.org)
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What was unique about a saw filters? Or was it some secret improvement of them?
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New HK law would impose life sentences on people guilty of these new crimes
(foxnews.com)
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