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Which markets are hurt by companies' agreement is "reserved for a jury."

Transforming videos into animation is never easier with Stable Diffusion AI. You will find step-by-step guides for 5 video-to-video techniques in this

After sending in five job applications, Amanda Claypool says Waffle House was the only human point of contact she had.

I created UTF-21, an impractical alternative to character encodings like UTF-8.

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Airport reviews, airport guides and the best and worst airports. Tips for sleeping in the airport overnight or while stuck in the airport during transit, weather or airline delays.

Some of the downsides of technology stacks that are massively scalable and general purpose

Fark site redesign is now live. Hope nothing breaks, we're all out drinking

Realtime view of Subreddits going private for the June 12th protest. No longer active.

So much "hors categorie" in current meteorology. The human tendency to normalize everything that doesn't immediately kill us has dulled realization, but the aggregate thermodynamics of what is happening actross so many systems at once is staggering. ht…

Octopuses utilize RNA editing to rapidly respond to environmental temperature changes
by altering protein function.

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Before we start, let's take a quick detour to talk about that word in the heading below.
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Nine out of the ten most visited websites in the United Kingdom are those operated by US organisations. The same cannot be said for the flip side. There are zero UK-operated websites found in the US’s top 50. Our accents are being adopted, but our websites…

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