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27 votes
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Bill Willingham sends Fables into the public domain
39 votes -
How Sam Bankman-Fried’s elite parents enabled his crypto empire
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It's not Dragon Fruit, it's Peruvian Apple Cactus | Weird Fruit Explorer
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Hasan Minhaj’s “Emotional Truths”
20 votes -
Norway remembers its wartime debt to Dumfries – special relationship being marked with the unveiling of a one-and-a-half tonne stone of friendship
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Nigerian power grid in ‘total system collapse’. Generation falls to zero, with blackouts across most of Africa’s largest economy
20 votes -
Hunter Biden indicted on US federal gun charges
23 votes -
Should I use third party firewall or antivirus on Windows (or elsewhere)? Which one?
It's seems to have been common sense for a while now that Windows has good-enough security software that you don't need 3rd party tools but is it actually the case now? Is there anything to lose...
It's seems to have been common sense for a while now that Windows has good-enough security software that you don't need 3rd party tools but is it actually the case now? Is there anything to lose or gain from trusting 3rd party with this stuff?
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American Library Association report: Texas led the nation in book ban attempts in 2022
14 votes -
Healthier alternative to Better Than Bouillon?
I'm constantly using the Better Than Bouillon vegetable base when I need vegetable broth, because it's so convenient, space efficient, and it keeps longer than those cartons of vegetable broth....
I'm constantly using the Better Than Bouillon vegetable base when I need vegetable broth, because it's so convenient, space efficient, and it keeps longer than those cartons of vegetable broth.
But, I recently looked at the ingredients and was a bit put off, as I've been trying to eat healthier (less salt, sugar, and processed ingredients.)
Does anyone have any recommendations for something with a similar level of convenience and shelf life?
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Drew Barrymore takes down apology video as Alyssa Milano, Bradley Whitford, Debra Messing & more have strong reactions to actress’ decision to return to work amid strikes
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Almost fifty years ago, conservationists reintroduced white-tailed eagles to Scotland. It’s gone well. Some say too well.
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Humanity's current space behavior 'unsustainable,' due to satellite and space junk congestion, European Space Agency report warns
49 votes -
Resident Evil 4 Remake | DLC reveal trailer
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This "perpetual motion" device is really clever
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Oregon launches legal psilocybin access amid high demand and hopes for improved mental health care
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Little Shop of Horrors | re:View
19 votes -
Factorio Friday Facts #376: Research and technology
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Art restoration fail
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Polygon review: Palia is an early access utopia that relies on its regular patches
14 votes -
Battle over a recurrent French national obsession: How Muslim women should dress?
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About 13,000 workers go on strike seeking better wages and benefits from Detroit’s three automakers
62 votes -
Study shows US public defenders have significantly more clients than they can adequately represent
27 votes -
Plan for £100m UK underwater living research facility move forward
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Unity publishes new FAQ implying digital store owners such as Playstation, Xbox, and Nintendo will pay its new fees on behalf of developers
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Turkey introduces ‘family’ course in schools to ‘fight’ homosexuality
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What do you think the NY Jets should do now?
I am super bummed about Aaron Rodgers' injury. I was rooting for him individually, but also it is sad for the Jets and the league as a whole. Do you have any suggestions for what the Jets should...
I am super bummed about Aaron Rodgers' injury. I was rooting for him individually, but also it is sad for the Jets and the league as a whole. Do you have any suggestions for what the Jets should do now? Just stay the course with Zach Wilson? Make a trade? Take someone off their couch?
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Chromebooks will get updates for ten years
23 votes -
Quantum Error | Next gen immersion trailer
3 votes -
Investors can't get enough US debt as Treasury bills are bought at a record pace
16 votes -
Music is a continuum - Interview with Terry Riley
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Wargasm - Bang Ya Head Feat. Fred Durst (2023)
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The batshit crazy story of the day Elon Musk decided to personally rip servers out of a data center
80 votes -
Intel confirms Thunderbolt 5 name, 120Gbps tech arrives in 2024
15 votes -
Cult of the Lamb dev says it will delete the game on January 1
85 votes -
Immersion iced coffee: A better and easier technique
7 votes -
US government imposes sanctions on five Turkish corporations over dealings with Russia
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Women who were denied emergency abortions file lawsuits in three states: Lawsuits want to clarify abortion ban exceptions for ‘medical emergencies’ in Idaho, Oklahoma and Tennessee
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The conservative push for “school choice” has had its most successful year ever
44 votes -
Wikipedia:Dark mode
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The earthquakes in Turkey killed a prolific war crimes investigator, deputy chief of Syria investigations for the Commission for International Justice and Accountability
9 votes -
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom | Trailer
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Economist, business professor, digital economy expert Shane Greenstein discusses the US Department of Justice vs Google antitrust case
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San Francisco considers lifting the Ferry Building by seven feet to save it from the sea
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As Finland's presidential election gets underway, one key question looks set to dominate – whom do Finns trust to deal with Russia?
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Douglas B. Lenat - The Ubiquity of Discovery
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Tim Berners-Lee 'sorry' for slashes (2009)
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Unity reveals plans to charge per game install, drawing criticism from development community
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I’m designing a Pokemon-inspired piano ed. book for kids 6-10, and looking for testers
This book uses cartoon mascots assigned to three areas of music training on the keyboard: dexterity skills, reading/writing/listening, and repertoire performance. Each mascot starts off as a cute...
This book uses cartoon mascots assigned to three areas of music training on the keyboard: dexterity skills, reading/writing/listening, and repertoire performance.
Each mascot starts off as a cute lil’ dude and evolves into huge powerful creatures as the child “levels up.” My ultimate vision is a book or book series that utilizes the mascots in figurine form for prize-incentives and mascot videos to offer help and guidance for individual activities.
The first prototype will only feature the books, and I expect to finish it in the next 1-2 months.
I was hoping to get a list of potentially interested parties that would beta-test the book without cost in exchange for feedback/testimonial.
If you’re interested, please send a message through my website— https://alexgoodhart.com/lessons (you won’t see any mention of the book there, but can send your contact info through the inquiry form).
If you’ve any thoughts to share here I’m all ears! Thank you — Alex
18 votes