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16 hours ago
Comment kxhTrump's bud says facebook is readying itself for violent unrest after the election? Sure. Restricting the spread of leftist, liberal, anarchist posts? Check. Restricting far right, white supremicist posts? No so much.
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16 hours ago
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(The year of) the linux desktop
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20 hours ago
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DOJ Releases Its List Of 'Anarchy' Jurisdictions The President Thinks Should Be Blocked From Receiving Federal Funds
The Trump Administration hasn't met a slope it isn't willing to grease up and go sliding down. There's not much united about the states at the moment and the President's lavish devotion to all things "law and order" is...
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22 hours ago
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NASA Found Another Way Into Nuclear Fusion
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22 hours ago
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NASA Found Another Way Into Nuclear Fusion
NASA has unlocked nuclear fusion on a tiny scale, with a phenomenon called lattice confinement fusion that takes place in the narrow channels between atoms.
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1 day ago
Comment kxh
I hate the idea of phones not having headphone jacks. I hate it. I don't buy them.
But that said, the USB-C connectors are excellent. I think the Mac laptops with only one USB-C connector was bad design. What's wrong with two? My Mac with 4 USB-C connectors is fine. Gradually new adaptors and cables are coming out. My Mac and Android phone talk to each other with a simple USB-C - USB-C cable.
This is similar to when the first Mac came out with USB. No-one else had USB. At the time, Macs had ADB and PCs had PS/2. ADB went away pretty quickly. There were no dongles or adaptors between ADB and USB. Lots of ADB keyboards and mice got ditched. USB gradually moved into PCs. It took a long time for PCs with no PS/2 connectors, just USB. This is all just a matter of time.
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1 day ago
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Trump's Campaign Is Engaged In Lawsuits All Over The Country To Try To Make Safe Voting More Difficult
Anyone still hoping for an orderly election and, if need be, a peaceful transition of power hasn't been paying attention to much that's happened over the past few months. As the presidential election approaches, everything is still in a...
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4 days ago
Comment kxh
The suspected drug traffickers were not spared [after rescuing the police officers] - the four people on board were arrested after officers recovered more than 80 bundles of hashish, weighing more than three tonnes.
No good deed goes unpunished, eh?
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4 days ago
Current Event kxh
US Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies
The justice, an iconic champion of women's rights, dies at 87 after suffering from pancreatic cancer.
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4 days ago
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What We Know About the Allegations of Forced Hysterectomies at an ICE Facility in Georgia
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4 days ago
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What We Know About the Allegations of Forced Hysterectomies at an ICE Facility in Georgia
Whistleblower allegations of forced hysterectomies leave troubling questions and reveal a system ripe for abuse
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5 days ago
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This is what it's like to walk into a building filled with a billion cockroaches
It sounds like the stuff of nightmares: a giant, dark, steamy hangar filled with a billion cockroaches feeding off food scraps. But these roaches are not just household pests, they could be the key to more sustainable farming and reducing landfill.
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6 days ago
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'He was in agony': How the Australian stinging tree hurts — and keeps on hurting
Australia's rainforest-dwelling stinging trees are notoriously painful, and Queensland researchers say they now know why.
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7 days ago
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Sci-Fi Short Film “FTL"
DUST
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8 days ago
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The rise of ultra-processed foods and why they're really bad for our health
We looked at 37 studies which show eating ultra-processed foods is bad for our health. So why are we eating more of them than ever before?
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11 days ago
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This tiny reproduction of Girl With a Pearl Earring is “painted” with light
Scientists used millions of nanopillars to control color, density of incident light.
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12 days ago
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Too Much CO2 Has an Unnerving Effect on The World's Trees, New Study Finds
Trees that grow quickly die younger, risking a release of carbon dioxide that challenges forecasts that forests will continue to be a "sink" for planet-warming emissions, scientists said Tuesday.
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12 days ago
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A Shocking Percentage of Our Planet's CO2 Emissions Is Directly Traced to Multinational Companies
New research shows that around a fifth of all carbon emissions in recent years has come from the assets and suppliers of multinational corporations – and the flow of money indicates that pollution is effectively being outsourced from the developed world
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12 days ago
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Mastercard to Help Central Banks Test Their Own Digital Currencies - Decrypt
Payments provider Mastercard has launched a digital currency testing kit to help central banks trial their own coins.
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12 days ago
Current Event kxh
UK mathematician wins richest prize in academia
Martin Hairer takes $3m Breakthrough prize for work a colleague said must have been done by aliens
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12 days ago
Comment kxh
It's like far RWNJs think everyone else is left wing. Hell, even facts are left wing. If Zucks thinks that FB is fair and balanced, it would therefore by definition have a conservative bias.
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12 days ago
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Beware of sandworms: Dune trailer gives us our first look at an epic world
Director Denis Villeneuve's adaptation provokes mixed reactions among Ars staffers.
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13 days ago
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The Most Common Pain Relief Drug in The World Induces Risky Behaviour, Study Suggests
Acetaminophen, one of the most consumed drugs in the US – and the most commonly taken analgesic worldwide – could be doing a lot more than simply taking the edge off your headache, new evidence suggests.
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13 days ago
Comment kxh
Bill Oddie of the Goodies has been suffering from lithium toxicity. This could be quite dangerous.
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2 weeks ago
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Australia's Banana Republic move: protecting lazy locals in battle with Google, Facebook
Proposal to force digital giants to hand a colossal sum of money to local media companies is almost a textbook definition of ‘sovereign risk’.
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