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7 votes
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The new Path of Exile league starts September 6th
8 votes -
A conservative senator’s crusade against Big Tech: Josh Hawley’s skewering of Silicon Valley has earned praise from some Democrats, but is it truly a sign that right and left agree on something?
5 votes -
Stop mocking vegans
32 votes -
A molecular near miss
7 votes -
A history of Hong Kong's contentious politics
5 votes -
Waterskiing and running for my life with Joel Jewett, founder of Neversoft and the guy behind Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
2 votes -
Telltale Games' assets have been purchased and some developers re-hired, with the goal of re-releasing select games from Telltale's back catalog and developing new games
8 votes -
Mario Kart Tour (iOS, Android)
13 votes -
The play deficit
3 votes -
The warmer it gets, the more we use air conditioning. The more we use air conditioning, the warmer it gets. Is there any way out of this trap?
18 votes -
Poli Genova - If Love Was A Crime (2016)
3 votes -
The dreams of an inventor in 1420
5 votes -
Standard for light-based wireless internet connectivity (LiFi) provides emerging alternative to cramped radio bands employed by WiFi and cellular
8 votes -
Denying your history | Armenian Genocide
8 votes -
After Katrina, a priceless musical archive was thought lost. It showed up in Torrance
6 votes -
New research finds that user affiliations on Reddit can be used to predict which subreddits will turn so toxic they eventually get banned
30 votes -
As a proposed ban of foie gras makes its way through the New York City Council, duck farmers and animal rights activists are scrambling to make their respective cases
9 votes -
Which language would you pick to completely rewrite BSD, Linux, etc.?
It'd my understanding that C has stuck around in the UNIX world for so long, nearly half a century, mostly due to the inertia of legacy code. If you could snap your fingers and magically port/fork...
It'd my understanding that C has stuck around in the UNIX world for so long, nearly half a century, mostly due to the inertia of legacy code.
If you could snap your fingers and magically port/fork the entire stack of open source codebases to the language of your choice, which would you pick and why?
20 votes -
What have you been listening to this week?
What have you been listening to this week? You don't need to do a 6000 word review if you don't want to, but please write something! If you've just picked up some music, please update on that as...
What have you been listening to this week? You don't need to do a 6000 word review if you don't want to, but please write something! If you've just picked up some music, please update on that as well, we'd love to see your hauls :)
Feel free to give recs or discuss anything about each others' listening habits.
You can make a chart if you use last.fm:
http://www.tapmusic.net/lastfm/
Remember that linking directly to your image will update with your future listening, make sure to reupload to somewhere like imgur if you'd like it to remain what you have at the time of posting.
14 votes -
Marcus Ericsson on standby to race for Alfa Romeo F1 team at Spa
4 votes -
Why does infrastructure cost so much?
10 votes -
The weird world in RGB
5 votes -
Helsinki's new flagship library Oodi has been voted winner of the 2019 Public Library of the Year award by the IFLA
6 votes -
Iranian journalist Amir Tohid Fazel flees foreign minister's press pool to claim asylum in Sweden
4 votes -
As the NFL moves on without him, former Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin has a new passion
3 votes -
Iceland's central bank is prepared to cut interest rates again as an economic downturn is nearing a bottom amid a collapse in its tourism industry
5 votes -
A chance encounter in an Ethiopian goat pen has yielded a one-of-a-kind fossil: the nearly complete skull of a human ancestor that died some 3.8 million years ago
8 votes -
SpaceX 150 Meter Starhopper Test
19 votes -
"Down the rabbit hole I go": How a young woman followed two hackers' lies to her death
21 votes -
Blink-182’s Peter Pan complex
9 votes -
What happens when you launch a fresh install of Firefox?
@jonathansampson: What happens when you launch a fresh install of Firefox? I was curious, so I did so with version 68.0.2, and monitored my network activity. Here's what I learned...
23 votes -
How Link's climbing animation works in Breath of the Wild
14 votes -
TV manufacturers unite to tackle the scourge of motion smoothing
9 votes -
Australian who says he invented bitcoin ordered to hand over between 410,000 and 500,000 bitcoin
17 votes -
Queen of darts - Inside the world of competitive women's darts at the Dutch Open
7 votes -
My life with face blindness
21 votes -
Mr. Robot | Season 4 trailer (starts October 6)
9 votes -
Yacht Club Games Presents
5 votes -
Silicon Valley is building a Chinese-style social credit system
13 votes -
Comparing four site-uptime monitoring websites
4 votes -
The Fanatic Review: We Have Reached Peak Late-Stage Travolta
5 votes -
I made my own thermostat using a Raspberry Pi
14 votes -
Andrew Yang’s plan to tackle climate change, explained
23 votes -
MTV VMAs 2019 ratings hit all-time low
8 votes -
Silvio Gesell, who wanted to create money that expired, is making a comeback
9 votes -
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg nears end of her Atlantic crossing on zero-carbon yacht
7 votes -
Norway warns its companies to not hurt Brazil's rainforest
6 votes -
Colts QB and former #1 overall pick Andrew Luck abruptly retires from pro football at only 29 years old
12 votes -
Malcolm Lincoln - Siren (2010)
4 votes