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www.youtube.com 10mo ago

Roundabout Stealth Camping

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www.youtube.com 12mo ago

How Being Smart Can Ruin Your Life [video]

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www.inc.com 1y ago

This is what happens to women who drink coffee

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www.youtube.com 1y ago

Time Blindness

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congress.dollarfinance.life 1y ago

Get notified when Nancy Pelosi makes a trade

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www.leunig.com.au 2y ago

We need a new word to describe AI content proliferating across the web

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www.smh.com.au 3y ago

Middle-aged. Middle-class. Underemployed

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old.reddit.com 3y ago

Chat GPT will change Washington, D.C

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theconversation.com 3y ago

Sitting all day is terrible for your health

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www.reddit.com 6y ago

Why is Windows search still so bad in 2019?

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www.news.com.au 7y ago

Younger generations are growing horns in the back of their head

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www.theage.com.au 7y ago

China key suspect behind huge Australian university hack

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www.youtube.com 7y ago

Is Modern Society Making Us Miserable?

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medium.com 7y ago

Edge Computing at Chick-fil-A

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www.news.com.au 8y ago

52-year-old grandmother makes something people want

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www.smh.com.au 8y ago

Why coding is supermodel Karlie Kloss' true passion

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

“Silicon Valley..bunch of globalists who've forgotten their fellow Americans”

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Somebody make this – 2 speed video conferencing

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www.news.com.au 9y ago

A business ripe for disruption

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www.huffingtonpost.com.au 9y ago

Social Exclusion Doesn't Occur in Isolation

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www.news.com.au 9y ago

The missing Instagram feature worth $3M

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www.news.com.au 9y ago

Meet the man who turns dead animals into drones

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www.smh.com.au 10y ago

Work Club: You want to work here

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www.youtube.com 10y ago

Without Bound – Perspectives on Mobile Living

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www.news.com.au 10y ago

Australia is throwing open the doors to entrepreneurs

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history.google.com 11y ago

“Dark pattern” UI design – Google makes it awkward to remove all your history

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groups.csail.mit.edu 11y ago

Pre-industrial workers had a shorter workweek than today's (1992)

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: Want to set up a niche social network

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www.abc.net.au 12y ago

Climate change - technology is the only solution

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www.dailymail.co.uk 12y ago

Robinson Crusoe running his business from a remote Indonesian island quits

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Often devices will have the DNS server hard-coded and never connect to the pihole DNS server. This is not just to avoid ad-blocking but to make the DNS more reliable and avoiding having lots of potential support issues around faulty DNS.

It would also be interesting to compare overall stock-picking "ability“ across party lines.

Real-estate investing is another corruption vector. One way to bribe a politician is to sell them a house at a million dollar discount. The optics become that the politician is a “savvy real-estate investor".

Sure just as is the case for the Democrat party and any other sufficiently large political organisation. There are elements of the Democrat party that think it's rational to mutilate children for example. I'm not aware of any MAGA supporters with this level of brain-washing.

The NYT used to market itself to advertisers with the observation that "our readers have the highest disposable income of any paper in the US".

It gives an interesting insight into politics and the modern Democrat party that the newspaper of the wealthy leans so strongly left. This was even before Trump came to power.

"The connection of these boats to any drugs is dubious..." this is simply ridiculous.

Boats with 3-4 outboards on the back carrying large bails of some unknown "cargo" transiting well-established drug routes is obviously not a "dubious" connection. We also don't know what the intelligence was on the ground which I'm also guessing was quite substantial.

Neither you or I have the faintest clue what information was available behind the targeting decisions. Reality and your desire to frame things to justify your hatred of Trump are two completely different things.