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11 votes
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The Google outage highlights the perils of a centralized internet
4 votes -
Tech veganism
19 votes -
The death of Hong Kong as we know it?
8 votes -
The unseasonable cool has left Colorado a bird-watchers paradise right now
6 votes -
Newsroom Transparency Tracker
7 votes -
aerc: Email Client for the Terminal
17 votes -
US judge tosses all charges in white nationalist rioting plot
15 votes -
Australian Federal police raid home of News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst
11 votes -
Concentrate on the camps
6 votes -
Darwin shooting: Four people killed and another injured, 45yo alleged gunman arrested by police
ABC coverage: Darwin shooting: Four people killed and another injured, 45yo alleged gunman arrested by police Some local flavour: Four people dead in mass Darwin shooting (The NT News is renowned...
ABC coverage: Darwin shooting: Four people killed and another injured, 45yo alleged gunman arrested by police
Some local flavour: Four people dead in mass Darwin shooting (The NT News is renowned for its... quirky... style.)
EDIT: Fixed broken link.
12 votes -
Katzenjammer - Demon Kitty Rag (2008)
6 votes -
Recommendation - Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney trilogy
This series has recently been ported to PS4, Xbox One and PC. I never owned a DS but the concept of this game (being a lawyer) was always interesting to me. So I took a chance and currently I'm...
This series has recently been ported to PS4, Xbox One and PC. I never owned a DS but the concept of this game (being a lawyer) was always interesting to me. So I took a chance and currently I'm really enjoying playing through it.
The format is episodes with manual saving so you can play in short chunks. It's mostly a puzzle game with some exploration built in. The story is well crafted and clever imo. I strongly recommend you play without a guide to get the best experience.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/787480/Phoenix_Wright_Ace_Attorney_Trilogy__123/
8 votes -
Uncovering the Silicon: demystifying how chips are built and how they work
4 votes -
Reserve Bank of Australia cuts interest rates to a fresh record low
6 votes -
We should opt into data tracking, not out of it, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg
10 votes -
Indefinite solitary confinement in New York is finally put to the test
12 votes -
'It's time for us to watch them': App lets you spy on Alexa and the rest of your smart devices
11 votes -
Researchers strapped video cameras on sixteen cats and let them do their thing. Here’s what they found. (Q&A with Maren Huck about her recent study in Applied Animal Behaviour Science)
9 votes -
Fantasies of forced sex are common. Do they enable rape culture?
13 votes -
TEMPOREX - Nice Boys (2016)
4 votes -
West Virginia Senate passes sweeping education bill to ban teacher strikes
11 votes -
'It’s a miracle': Helsinki's radical solution to homelessness
23 votes -
The myopia boom: Short-sightedness is reaching epidemic proportions.
22 votes -
What is something that recently surprised you?
Maybe it was an unexpected new piece of information you learned. Maybe someone you've known for a long time did something very out of character for them. Maybe you came across a giant spider right...
Maybe it was an unexpected new piece of information you learned. Maybe someone you've known for a long time did something very out of character for them. Maybe you came across a giant spider right above your head in your basement while you were doing laundry and it caused you to spill the hamper and hit your head on a pipe.
Whatever the surprise--good or bad, big or small, meaningful or throwaway--I'm curious to hear about it.
17 votes -
The Radical Plan to Save the Planet by Working Less
8 votes -
Dissecting the development of Dwarf Fortress with creator Tarn Adams
7 votes -
Smithsonian stands by wildly misleading climate change exhibit paid for by Kochs
10 votes -
Stadia Connect 6.6.2019 | Official teaser
2 votes -
YouTube now disallows minors from live-streaming unless accompanied by an adult
16 votes -
For All Mankind | Official first look trailer
8 votes -
Tildes User Income Survey
18 votes -
A Japanese American newspaper chronicles the ‘searing’ history of immigrant incarceration
8 votes -
Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies
4 votes -
Getting rich: From zero to hero in one blog post
15 votes -
Tail Call Optimization: The Musical
5 votes -
'Where was the Lord?': On Jefferson Davis' birthday, nine slave testimonies
7 votes -
Classified maps and documents reveal the careful planning that went into the D-Day invasion, as Allied commanders orchestrated how to begin liberating Europe from Nazi tyranny.
9 votes -
What if climate change and rising nationalism both had the same solution?
11 votes -
Apple WWDC 2019 livestream
18 votes -
Do you people think that BOCProject will be able to deliver on their promises?
3 votes -
I made a web app to show your recent top twenty-five Spotify tracks
12 votes -
Unpopular content: Outsmarting the YouTube algorithm
6 votes -
How to get started with DataOps
3 votes -
US requiring social media information from visa applicants, permanent residents and naturalized citizens
15 votes -
Online markdown editors that are capable of handling loads of text
I have discovered hackmd.io a few months ago and started digitalizing my massive mess of handwritten nodes together with all the terrible notepad/word mixed notes into one big personal "wiki" of...
I have discovered hackmd.io a few months ago and started digitalizing my massive mess of handwritten nodes together with all the terrible notepad/word mixed notes into one big personal "wiki" of knowledge. But I ran into a problem. HackMd can only handle ~50k characters before starting to lag and 100k characters is the limit per note, this doesn't even fit my one summary/tips note on one programming language. Do you know any alternatives? I really like markdown, since all of the notes look clean and organized, I can insert pictures and link to websites easily, but also love to work with them online, since I have to switch between 3 computers between university, home and my laptop.
7 votes -
Gravity Falls is awesome
I don't have a lot to say yet; I'm on episode 9 so far. That series has been on my watchlist forever, so the moment I saw it pop up on Netflix I jumped on it. It's as awesome as described. Moreso....
I don't have a lot to say yet; I'm on episode 9 so far. That series has been on my watchlist forever, so the moment I saw it pop up on Netflix I jumped on it.
It's as awesome as described. Moreso. It's funny and quirky. Despite watching two 12-year-olds hang out, it doesn't feel like a kids' series at all (the humour is quite adult, similar level as Futurama). It knows when to make fun of itself. It's pushing all my buttons and I'm having a lot of fun watching it.
My biggest laugh so far has been Mabel's "Scout's Honor" shirt. In my head I was waiting for the punchline and loved seeing the delivery.
Solid recommendation so far. And the theme song is so fucking catchy.
20 votes -
The Mind-Body Solution: Neal Stephenson’s Fall explores higher consciousness, the internet’s future, and virtual worldbuilding in one mind-blowing adventure.
5 votes -
Bye-bye BBM: BlackBerry shuts down once-beloved messaging service
6 votes -
The Catastrophist, or: On coming out as trans at 37
6 votes