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6 votes
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Half-Life: Alyx review (spoiler-free): The greatest VR adventure game yet—and then some
21 votes -
The US has been fighting the wrong war
11 votes -
Louisiana pastor defies coronavirus order, draws over 1,000 people to services
13 votes -
The Trump-Fox & Friends feedback loop explained
3 votes -
Christchurch mosque attacks: Gunman pleads guilty to murder, attempted murder and terrorism
10 votes -
Finland shuts down Uusimaa [Helsinki region] to fight coronavirus
5 votes -
Your spring organizing checklist
6 votes -
How asymmetrical polarization has changed American politics
9 votes -
COVID-19’s devastating effect on the restaurant industry
7 votes -
Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Tech analysis and breakdown
6 votes -
An unreal city: Lockdown in London
5 votes -
Parliament passes Ottawa's $107 billion COVID-19 aid package
5 votes -
How guards in stealth games see and hear, and how different solutions lead to different game experiences
4 votes -
How do you all do "deep readings"?
I'm reading a book right now that I am finding fascinating, but I don't want to forget the thoughts and ideas presented in each chapter by the end. I was wondering what you all do when reading...
I'm reading a book right now that I am finding fascinating, but I don't want to forget the thoughts and ideas presented in each chapter by the end. I was wondering what you all do when reading books like this. In college, I would usually jot down a few notes on the chapter I was reading, but I always found the act of interrupting my reading to write to be very disruptive.
- Do you take notes and highlight directly in the book, or use another notebook or software?
- Do you take notes as you go, or wait until the end of a chapter or section?
I want to arrive at a system that works well for me, so I'm looking for suggestions here.
15 votes -
Entire senior home in New Jersey, 94 people, presumed to have coronavirus
7 votes -
Enhancements to tracking protection in Safari: full third-party cookie blocking, 7-day cap on script-writeable storage, and more
10 votes -
Why widespread coronavirus testing isn't coming anytime soon
7 votes -
Lost smell and taste hint COVID-19 can target the nervous system
8 votes -
What are some good party games that can be easily played via video chat?
My in-laws are wanting to do a distance game night soon where we meet up and play some party games together while on video chat from our separate locations. I think it's a wonderful idea, but I'm...
My in-laws are wanting to do a distance game night soon where we meet up and play some party games together while on video chat from our separate locations. I think it's a wonderful idea, but I'm also not sure what games we can play? Anyone have any ideas for some good, casual fun (think stuff like Pictionary/Charades) to be had via video chat, and how we can best set things up? Are there any good tools/websites that will help us out?
Also feel free to make suggestions that aren't necessarily applicable to my situation but still work for the question as a whole (e.g. a D&D campaign). I want this to be a resource for everyone, not just me.
16 votes -
NASA to participate in SpaceX Starlink-6 engine anomaly investigation
5 votes -
Who would have thought an iPad cursor could be so much fun?
9 votes -
Thousands of NYPD officers out sick amid coronavirus crisis
9 votes -
The coder and the dictator
3 votes -
Preliminary evidence suggests Bay Area shelter-in-place order is flattening the curve
11 votes -
How might the economy and coronavirus affect Trump's re-election chances?
3 votes -
PSA for parents/guardians of school-age kids: Many distance/online learning tools are currently available for free through your child's teacher
For anyone who's caring for school-age children, I want to let you know that nearly every single online education platform/tool is currently offering up their normally premium paid services for...
For anyone who's caring for school-age children, I want to let you know that nearly every single online education platform/tool is currently offering up their normally premium paid services for free on account of school closures. While some will offer these directly to parents/students, most of them require a teacher to sign up and then have the student account exist underneath them.
If there is a resource that you or your children would like to access, please email your child's teacher and ask if they'll sign up for it. It'll likely take only two minutes on their end (and they'll be happy to do it! trust me!), but it'll open up a ton of resources for you and your child.
7 votes -
YouTube to limit default video quality around the world for a month
12 votes -
YouTube's copyright system isn't broken. The world's is
20 votes -
Denmark charges Norwegian citizen over alleged Iranian assassination plot – attempt to eliminate a leading member of the Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahvaz
5 votes -
It's up to you: data shows coronavirus can only be controlled if eight out of 10 Aussies stay home
12 votes -
USPS needs 1,000 workers in the San Francisco Bay Area to keep up with delivery demands
10 votes -
Norway is postponing a decision on whether to allow companies to construct a new subsea power cable between it and Scotland
4 votes -
What should I read next/suggest me a book?
Looking for some illuminating books in the same vein as The Divide by Jason Hickel Democracy in Chains by Nancy MacLean Dark Money by Jane Mayer What should I read next? TIA!
9 votes -
Too big to fail
2 votes -
Groundwater expert Dr. John Cherry wins 2020 Stockholm Water Prize – his research has raised awareness of how groundwater contamination is growing across the world
5 votes -
A majority of Americans approve of Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus
13 votes -
Doctors turn to social media to develop Covid-19 treatments in real time
4 votes -
US health weather map (flu symptoms)
5 votes -
Strategists around Wall Street are suspending their forecasts
11 votes -
This isn't the first time a crisis has come during election year. So how have we dealt with things like this before?
8 votes -
How astronaut Nick Hague survived an aborted Soyuz flight
7 votes -
As New Zealand goes into lockdown, government considers a universal basic income to ward off economic peril
7 votes -
Democratic voters underestimate just how many voters are coming to them this election
6 votes -
Social distancing scoreboard
8 votes -
Trump hopes country will be reopened by Easter amid outbreak
21 votes -
Labs are euthanizing thousands of mice in response to coronavirus pandemic
10 votes -
`zig cc`: a Powerful Drop-In Replacement for GCC/Clang
8 votes -
Half-Life: Alyx interview - Robin Walker and Corey Peters on the long and winding road Half-Life has taken to its return, and what possibly lies in wait for the series
5 votes -
Mise en place writing - Writing more, faster, and better by decoupling writing from pre-writing
9 votes