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19 hours ago
Analysis kxhYour RSS is grass: Mozilla euthanizes feed reader, Atom code in Firefox browser, claims it's old and unloved
The Live bookmarks, preview features, that is
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1 day ago
Current Event kxh
President Trump with toilet paper on his shoe as he boards Air Force One. A perfect metaphor for his Presidency.
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1 day ago
Analysis kxh
Scientists Discover a Simple Way to Cook Rice That Could Halve The Calories
Rice is a mainstay of dozens of different cuisines around the world, and pretty much the fuel that keeps uni students alive (alongside instant noodles).
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2 days ago
Analysis kxh
Most Cannabis Strains Have Virtually Identical THC And CBD Levels
The marijuana industry boasts hundreds of different cannabis strains, all of which promise a unique 'high'.
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2 days ago
Comment kxh
the apparent shunning of the prestigious FII conference will be as disturbing to Saudi policymakers as the more distant threat of a US-imposed ban on arms sales.
Not going to happen. Trump is financially dependent on the Saudis.
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3 days ago
Analysis kxh
Beaten, terrified and disappeared: China cracks down on faulty vaccine outcry
One campaigner has not been seen for 40 days after being detained during rally in Beijing
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3 days ago
Current Event kxh
Israel fines New Zealand women $18,000 for urging Lorde concert boycott
Judge rules ‘artistic welfare’ of three Israeli teenagers was harmed by actions of Justine Sachs and Nadia Abu-Shanab
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3 days ago
Comment kxh
That's weird, Florian Mueller used to be a Microsoft booster, surely.
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4 days ago
Analysis kxh
When pigs fly: the emotional support animals taking to the skies
Regulators are navigating the turbulent flight path of what animals should be allowed to fly as airlines make their own way
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4 days ago
Analysis kxh
Spain scraps “sun tax,” moves to boost solar self-consumption
Spanish government agrees to scrap much-reviled tax on solar self-consumption, brings in new rules removing all costs and barriers to self-consumed power.
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4 days ago
Comment kxh
Don't they treat the waste before it goes into the sea?
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5 days ago
Analysis kxh
A Black Scientist Has Never Been Awarded a Science Nobel Prize
Many in the scientific world are celebrating the fact that two women received this year's Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry. Donna Strickland and Frances Arnold are only the 20th and 21st female scientists to be recognised by the Nobel Committee.
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5 days ago
Analysis kxh
Australia's intelligence overseer frets decryption abuse
Powerful immunities, negotiable backdoors. No exclusions for conduct that causes serious loss of, or damage to, property; or causes significant financial loss to another person.” No requirement for agencies to keep any records of, or notify anyone about, what civil immunities it offered providers.
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5 days ago
Analysis kxh
India’s rare tea picked under a full moon
On the slopes of the Himalayas, workers at the world’s first biodynamic tea farm wait patiently until the planets align to pick India’s most expensive tea.
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5 days ago
Analysis kxh
Government Report Reveals The Trump Administration Is Fully Aware of The Devastating Impacts of Climate Change
Last month, deep in a 500-page environmental impact statement, the Trump administration made a startling assumption: On its current course, the planet will warm a disastrous seven degrees Fahrenheit (3.9 degrees Celsius) by the end of this centur
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6 days ago
Analysis kxh
'Game-changing' study finds DNA patterns that raise heart attack risk
Scientists are a big step closer to creating a fast, affordable DNA test to predict your risk of heart attack.
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6 days ago
Analysis kxh
The Monsanto Papers
The secret tactics used by global chemical giant Monsanto, to protect its billion-dollar business and its star product, the weed killer, Roundup.
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7 days ago
Current Event kxh
India buying Iran oil in defiance of Trump sanctions
India, the world's third largest oil importer, says it abides by sanctions imposed by the United Nations, but not those of other countries.
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7 days ago
Review kxh
The Nightmare Stacks (Laundry Files, #7)
Alex Schwartz had a promising future - until he contracted an unfortunate bout of vampirism, and agreed (on pain of death) to join the Laundry, Britain's only counter-occult secret agency.
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7 days ago
Expression kxh
The Delirium Brief - Charles Stross
Had a paragraph that made me think twice:
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7 days ago
Did Banksy intend to completely shred it? Did they pull it off the wall and stop it half way? Enquiring minds want to know.
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7 days ago
Analysis kxh
Travelling overseas? What to do if a border agent demands access to your digital device
Searching a smartphone is different from searching luggage. Our smartphones carry our innermost thoughts, intimate pictures, sensitive workplace documents and private messages.
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7 days ago
Analysis kxh
Vindication: dietitians cut ties with sugar lobby
The Dietitians Association of Australia has pledged to cut financial ties with the sugar lobby following a series of investigations by science journalist Dr Maryanne Demasi for michaelwest.com.au.
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7 days ago
Comment kxh
Free trade is not so free eh?
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8 days ago
Comment kxh
It's only half shredded.
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