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Life of Brian: why the Monty Python film was banned and became a box office hit
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Life of Brian: The most blasphemous film ever?
Forty years after Life of Brian was first released, Nicholas Barber looks at why the Monty Python film was banned – and went on to become a box office hit.
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Threading Macros Guide
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Cities Are Saying ‘No’ to 5G, Citing Health, Aesthetics, and FCC Bullying
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Cities Are Saying No to 5G, Citing Health, Aesthetics—and FCC Bullying
Many U.S. municipalities are trying to bar new 5G cell sites from residential areas—in many cases citing health worries unsupported by scientific evidence—and causing clashes with telecoms and federal authorities.
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30 years ago: Voyager 2's historic Neptune flyby
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30 years ago: Voyager 2's historic Neptune flyby
Thirty years ago, on Aug. 25, 1989, NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft made a close flyby of Neptune, giving humanity its first close-up of our solar system's eighth planet. Marking the end of the Voyager mission's ...
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NASA said to be investigating first allegation of a crime in space
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Nasa said to be investigating first allegation of a crime in space
The space agency is reportedly looking into an allegation against astronaut Anne McClain.
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The New American Homeless
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The New American Homeless
Last August, Cokethia Goodman returned home from work to discover a typed letter from her landlord in the mailbox. She felt a familiar panic as she began to read it. For nearly a year, Goodman and her six children—two of them adopted after being abandoned…
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Why did Turbo Pascal apps fail with a division-by-zero on faster systems?
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Retrocomputing Stack Exchange
Why did MS-DOS applications built using Turbo Pascal fail to start with a division by zero error on faster systems?
On faster MS-DOS systems, it wasn't entirely uncommon for applications built using Borland's Turbo Pascal to fail to start, and (before exiting back to the command prompt) to report a division by z...
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Privacy by Design Foundation
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Privacy by Design Foundation
The Privacy by Design Foundation develops IRMA: privacy-preserving, user friendly and secure authentication.
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Rediscovering rules for ancient board games
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Scientists Are Discovering Long-Lost Rules for Ancient Board Games
You can play reconstructions of ancient board games thanks to these scientists and their algorithms.
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Learning to prove theorems via interacting with proof assistants
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Show HN: K8up – Kubernetes Backup Operator Based on Restic
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Standard JS: npm install funding
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npm install funding · Issue #1381 · standard/standard
The experiment is over – read the recap here! Hey folks!
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I've already spoken to a few of you about this idea, but I'd like to share it with the broader community now that standard 14 has ...
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A Year Ago I Put Saltwater in a Jar [video]
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A Year Ago I Put Saltwater in a Jar, This Happened | Natural saltwater ecosphere 1 year update
A year ago I made this huge natural native saltwater ecosphere in a jar. It has had a lot of ups and downs, but to this day is still very successful. The ecosphere has housed crabs, starfish and a lot more and is currently still housing a lot of crustaceans…
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A Codebase Is an Organism (2014)
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More Fires Now Burning in Angola, Congo Than Amazon
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Federal fraud indictment: KU professor secretly worked for Chinese university
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Federal fraud indictment: KU professor secretly worked for Chinese university
A University of Kansas professor allegedly took $37,000 in U.S. government research dollars while hiding that he was also working for a Chinese university, according to a federal indictment on fraud charges.
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Fertility Fraud: Artificial insemination doctors who used their own sperm
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NY Times
Their Mothers Chose Donor Sperm. The Doctors Used Their Own.
Scores of people born through artificial insemination have learned from DNA tests that their biological fathers were the doctors who performed the procedure.
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Geneva Freeport
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Apple contractors listened to 1k Siri recordings per shift: former employee
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Apple contractors listened to 1,000 Siri recordings per shift, says former employee
Contractors in Cork were expected to each listen to more than 1,000 recordings from Siri every shift - before Apple suspended the practice last month, according to an employee who had their contract abruptly terminated this week.
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Static Type Checking in Common Lisp
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Static type checking in the programmable programming language (Lisp)
There is a misconception that Lisp is a dynamically typed language and doesn’t offer compile-time type checking. Lisp being the…
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Ask HN: How to be less argumentative online?
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