Digital Foundry Direct Retro - Nintendo's Famicom Disk System, a 1986 Japan-only mass-storage upgrade for the console
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GitHub restricts developer accounts based in Iran, Crimea, and other countries under US sanctions
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How I made my own Android phone - in China
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Socialist People's Party wants a debate on whether it should be legal to produce and sell French delicacy foie gras in the EU
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Spotify Untold – Inside Spotify's ill-fated flirtation with TV and hardware
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Native Hawaiians on coverage of Mauna Kea resistance
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British trophy hunters paying to shoot 100 puffins at a time during trips to Iceland
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How Manchester United's pre-season friendly with Norwegian football team Kristiansund BK came about is scarcely believable
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Finland's first sighting of golden jackal sets off political debate
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Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf, 16, wins Fortnite World Cup singles and $3 million
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Finnish government plans to allow congestion charges in its cities
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Tiny bombs in your blood - The complement system
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John Romero discusses the development of Quake, which resulted in half of Id software including Romero leaving the company
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Intersex liberation
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Britain's deadliest path
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History of Hong Kong (Pre-History to Colonial Period)
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European Speedrunner Assembly's Summer 2019 event is live!
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The man who’s going to save your neighborhood grocery store
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The just transition for coal workers can start now. Colorado is showing how
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Many US prisons deny Muslim inmates halal food and proper prayer
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Ohio just passed the worst energy bill of the 21st century
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The internet is rotting – let’s embrace it
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Over two hundred dead reindeer found on Norway's Arctic Svalbard
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Subnautica: a world without guns | War Stories
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Classic Doom games vanish, reappear on Xbox One with features missing
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Europe’s cities weren’t built for this kind of heat
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World’s largest nuclear fusion experiment clears milestone: ITER on track to begin operations in 2025
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Passenger in clown suit prompted mass cruise ship brawl, say witnesses
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There's an underground economy selling links from The New York Times, BBC, CNN, and other big news sites
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Digital authoritarianism and the threat to global democracy
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Regal unveils bold unlimited movie ticket subscription plan
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Death Stranding | Heartman character spotlight trailer
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The origins of anime
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Cricket is the fastest growing sport in Sweden – Afghan refugees boost player numbers
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Overly Attached Girlfriend officially quits YouTube
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How a new logo saved the city of Oslo $5 million a year
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Seeing yourself (BPD in the media)
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Monolithic concrete forms associated with brutalist architecture inspired the interiors of Axel Arigato's Copenhagen flagship store
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Sauna Day celebrates favourite Finnish pastime – over 1,000 public and private saunas throughout Finland open their doors
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Pansexuality 101: Five key facts you need to know
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Men. Abuse. Trauma.
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Yabby You and King Tubby - Walls Of Jerusalem (2019)
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These circular ruins at Smeerenburg are all that remain of a 17th-century Arctic whaling outpost
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USA's World Cup stars return to big crowds – but will it last?
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Why the end of smoking is complicated
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1993’s Doom requires a Bethesda account to play on Switch, quickly becomes an internet joke
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The new, extremely online era of Christianity
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Not with a Bang, but a Letter: How Violet Evergarden rewrites traditional World War I narratives
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Transgender women explain what it's like when they don't 'look trans'
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Five myths about global poverty
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