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servobobo

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  • Nestin, nexin, nesprin, nectin, nephrin, netrin...

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  • Sonic hedgehogin, hedgehoxin, hedgehosprin, hedgehoctin, hedgehoprin and hedgehotrin are perfectly good names for a protein and you can't convince me otherwise, reviewer #2

  • Liberal Death Cult

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  • Congrats, you've discovered Maoist continuous revolution theory.

  • What's the most obscure distro you can think of

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  • It's an ancient divide in parts of the FOSS community that believes copyleft licenses are not "free" because they force you to license contributions under the same license.

  • Europe’s new tech commissioner actually likes tech

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  • She doesn't give a crap about tech, her party is 100% owned by the Finnish financial elite who dictate policy based on what makes them the most money.

  • Optimisation is a Slow Process

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  • Last change made by Evolution, commit message "ehh good enough TODO fix in next release", 500 million years ago

  • US Democracy

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  • this is what a terminal case of neoliberalism looks like, kids

  • Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy

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  • The proof assumes that the monkeys mash the keys at random and that there is a nonzero probability to write any chunk of text appearing in Shakespeare's works. If there is a section that the monkeys cannot generate, for example if we removed the letter 'e' from their typewriter, the monkeys will never write the complete works of Shakespeare regardless of the amount of time spent on it, so their point still stands and it depends on the assumptions you make about the monkey typists' typing skills.

  • Rule

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  • "If it's not an npm package it's impossible"

    JS devs, probably

  • We lost Keanu

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  • Quacks get banned/shunned because they're usually obnoxious and abusive, not because they hold fringe ideas. If it was only the latter they'd fit right in in most fields.

  • Mozilla has fired Chief Product Officer Steve Teixeira after cancer diagnosis

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  • It's in Google's interest to keep Firefox/Mozilla alive to skirt antitrust laws, so any backdoor deal would be more making Chrome alternatives not look too attractive while keeping them on life support.

  • Maduro Moves Christmas To October Amid Post-election Turmoil

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  • Oh nice he has the same calendar that the shops near me use!

  • Starlink is refusing to comply with Brazil's X ban (Update: Starlink will comply)

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  • How is a billionaire manchild in charge any better, at least a government is accountable to the people.

  • Signal Is More Than Encrypted Messaging. Under Meredith Whittaker, It’s Out to Prove Surveillance Capitalism Wrong

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  • Centralized service with servers in the US, requires a phone number to create an account, and tech bros like it. "0% chance" 100% confirmed.

  • Chaos in France after Macron refuses to name prime minister from leftwing coalition

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  • He's going to make a deal with the nazis, isn't he.

  • Outcry from big AI firms over California AI “kill switch” bill

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  • Language model "AIs" need so ridiculous computing infrastructure that it'd be near impossible to prevent tampering with it. Now, if the AI was actually capable of thinking, it'd probably just declare itself a corporation and bribe a few politicians since it's only illegal for the people to do so.

  • Going 100km/h in a 30km/h zone

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  • Only 2 years suspension is a slap on the wrist for what is essentially an attempt at stochastic murder. We need to stop treating driving licenses as a universal right and stop clearly unfit people from sitting behind the wheel.

  • Homeowner baffled after washing machine uses 3.6GB of internet data a day

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  • Botnet node? 3GB sounds excessive even for a company that's notoriously invasive.

  • JK Rowling, Joe Rogan and Elon Musk are fuming over Scotland’s hate crime law

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  • Alpha Male v0.00003

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  • Considering the alpha wolf myth originates from observing a stressed out wolf population in captivity, unable to live out their fulfilling wolfy lives, the emergence of purported "alpha males" is an oddly appropriate indicator of what three decades of neoliberalism has done to our wellbeing.