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5 votes
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Britain's equivalent to Tutankhamun found in Southend-on-Sea
7 votes -
The history of the Black radical group MOVE and its infamous bombing by police
9 votes -
Maine Senate endorses bill to elect president by popular vote
20 votes -
Tyler, the Creator - IGOR (2019)
7 votes -
Does the term "climate change" need a makeover? Some think so — here's why.
4 votes -
The world’s oldest vegetarian restaurant
6 votes -
Connecticut Senate gives final approval to $15 minimum wage; Gov. Ned Lamont pledges to sign bill
8 votes -
Asylum seekers are being “disappeared” in private Louisiana jails
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Tetris 99 rules
I finally got around to sinking some decent time into it over the last couple of days. I'm addicted. It's fun to go up against so many competitors and watch as people get knocked out of the...
I finally got around to sinking some decent time into it over the last couple of days. I'm addicted. It's fun to go up against so many competitors and watch as people get knocked out of the competition over time. Not to mention, it's frickin' Tetris so of course it's great! I'm really looking forward to the special event that Nintendo's running this weekend. You can earn an old-school Gameboy theme!
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Minecraft Earth goes a step beyond Pokémon Go to cover the world in blocks
13 votes -
If anyone can see the morally unthinkable online, what then?
5 votes -
On letting people enjoy things
9 votes -
Bones UK - Creature (2019)
4 votes -
People are being arrested and jailed due to Hertz erroneously reporting rental cars stolen
8 votes -
The long and lucrative mirage of the driverless car
4 votes -
‘Women have only one way to survive--learning to fight’: Boxing in the DRC
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Taiwan's government legalize same-sex marriage in first for Asia
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Abolish the priesthood: To save the Church, Catholics must detach themselves from the clerical hierarchy—and take the faith back into their own hands
10 votes -
Mozilla Firefox Preview, new Firefox browser, is available on Google Play
18 votes -
The night the lights went out
8 votes -
Grumpy Cat, dead at 7
25 votes -
Which anime would you guys recommend for someone who just started watching anime?
Do you think I should start watching Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress?
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Hiker, lead developer of SuperTuxKart, steps down after 13years of development
13 votes -
Steam Client Beta Update - May 15th, 2019
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‘They have free rein’: Rio residents fear police violence under far-right rule
4 votes -
From Agatha Christie to Gillian Flynn: Fifty great thrillers by women
5 votes -
Israel Folau's rugby union contract terminated as punishment for players' code of conduct breach
5 votes -
DEDSA - Lighter Click (2015)
4 votes -
The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution | Trailer 1
5 votes -
Piezoelectricity - Why hitting crystals makes electricity
7 votes -
Game of Thrones petition: 500,000 demand series eight remake
29 votes -
Retired oil rigs off the California coast could find new lives as artificial reefs
4 votes -
How does a rural Colorado county with three people per square mile send thirty students to an Ivy League institution?
9 votes -
Necrobarista | Gameplay trailer - PC release on August 8, 2019
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The making of 21 Savage's "a lot" video with Aisultan Seitov
3 votes -
The human antivenom project
5 votes -
Where's the sauce?
So, I was looking for soy sauce the other day and my grocery store has created a whole new "ethnic" section. This section was near the entrance so I went there first to look for the soy sauce. It...
So, I was looking for soy sauce the other day and my grocery store has created a whole new "ethnic" section. This section was near the entrance so I went there first to look for the soy sauce. It wasn't there. It was with the other condiments like BBQ sauce. Cool. Then I wanted oyster sauce and that wasn't near the soy and BBQ sauce, but back in the ethnic section...
So just wondering, where do you expect to find this sort of thing - ethnic and ethnic that's considered mainstream? (I also found tea in like five different places...)
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“Get off my lawn” goes digital: Home surveillance apps and community social networks aren't making anyone safer. They're allowing paranoid jerks to harass their neighbors.
12 votes -
Affordable housing crisis: Why are US cities struggling?
5 votes -
Data shows “Game of Thrones” is taking a historic critical nosedive
20 votes -
Was RTX a big scam? – Performance & image quality analysis
4 votes -
Feminisms in Mexico: From particularism toward a concrete universalism
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~all?
Could we have a meta-group which is a union of all the available (sub)groups? The purpose of it being having a way to view what the front page looks like without having to log out. IDK what is the...
Could we have a meta-group which is a union of all the available (sub)groups? The purpose of it being having a way to view what the front page looks like without having to log out. IDK what is the general trend but I personally don't follow all groups (e.g. I am not interested in anime, and I try to minimise my intake of politics, so I am not subbed to ~anime and ~news), but sometimes I am curious about what the part I don't usually see is like.
I should admit that viewing the frontpage in a private window is almost there (with the caveat of having to copy links around if I want to comment, which is not much trouble frankly), so this would rather be polishing than some very useful new feature.
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"Breakfast food" is a lie - Americans eat a narrower variety of foods for breakfast than anyone else
6 votes -
As commercial spaceflight takes off, the US aviation industry gets protective of airspace
4 votes -
Truly progressive policies to support stable, affordable rental housing for all are a golden political opportunity
11 votes -
The trade secret - Firms that promised high-tech ransomware solutions almost always just pay the hackers
9 votes -
Going critical - an interactive essay demonstrating how things move and spread through networks
4 votes -
The struggles of an open source maintainer
10 votes