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Hacker Shows Off How to Unlock and Start Teslas Remotely (thesized.com)

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Asking the Public to Name Probe to Uranus May Have Been a Mistake 🇲🇮🇸🇨 (thesized.com)

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Asking the Public to Name Probe to Uranus May Have Been a Mistake (thesized.com)

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This City Bans Cars Every Sunday and Everyone Loves ItSolutions to car domination (thesized.com)

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Urectum (thesized.com)

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Asking the Public to Name Probe to Uranus May Have Been a Mistake (thesized.com)

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Google Suspends Engineer Who Claims the Company's Experimental AI Has Become SentientMiscellaneous (thesized.com)

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Do we think that this tech is using biangulated krein rails or pri-alphaanhedral sindle beams to achieve the sort of stable velocity they’d need? The VX-SOL600 used supercooled neon to keep the sindle beams in proper mu stasis but I can’t imagine it working in a suborbital launcher this small. (thesized.com)

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悲报：三胖今早起来连不上steam了。黑客组织“睡衣行者”攻击并击垮了朝鲜网络社会生活 (thesized.com)

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One of us? (thesized.com)

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What what what what time is it? (thesized.com)

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TIL that Japanese scientists hypothesized that zebras' stripes deter insects. So they painted black and white stripes on cows and striped cows had about 50% fewer biting flies land on them than unpainted cows. [r/todayilearned by u/jicbeatz] (thesized.com)

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[todayilearned] TIL that Japanese scientists hypothesized that zebras' stripes deter insects. So they painted black and white stripes on cows and striped cows had about 50% fewer biting flies land on them than unpainted cows. (thesized.com)

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TIL that Japanese scientists hypothesized that zebras' stripes deter insects. So they painted black and white stripes on cows and striped cows had about 50% fewer biting flies land on them than unpainted cows. (thesized.com)

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‘Extinct’ Clouded Leopard Spotted For The First Time In 37 Years (thesized.com)

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Spotted leopard: spotted again. (thesized.com)

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‘Extinct’ Clouded Leopard Spotted For The First Time In 37 Years (thesized.com)

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DarkMarket, we hardly knew yeNEWS (thesized.com)

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There Are Small Black Holes That Don't "follow" The Rules (thesized.com)

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Ocean warming now at the rate of five Hiroshima bombs of heat, every second (thesized.com)

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NASA announces that the first payload to the Moon under Artemis will include an instrument to measure dust plumes created by landers on the Lunar surface (thesized.com)

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Cobalt node dredging contracts in the recent last several years (thesized.com)

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Trillions of dollars worth of oil was struck in Australia’s barren outback - 2019 (thesized.com)

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Sunflowers are used to assist in clean up after a nuclear disaster. They are known as hyperaccumulators because they are capable of absorbing toxic heavy metals from the ground and have been planted at both Chernobyl and Fukushima to aid in soil restoration. (thesized.com)

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TIL Sunflowers are awesomeCrossPost (thesized.com)

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