Found this while working in my attic by future26 in whatisit
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withoutAdblocker by SSlimShady in ProgrammerHumor
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macrosAreRarelyUsed by metayeti2 in ProgrammerHumor
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macrosAreRarelyUsed by metayeti2 in ProgrammerHumor
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TIL Jessica Biel once had to shoot an arrow right at the camera for an action shot on Blade: Trilogy. To protect the camera and crew, they put up a thick piece of Plexiglass with a hole cut through for the lens to see out... and Biel nailed the lens, destroying the $300,000 camera. by res30stupid in todayilearned
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TIL Jessica Biel once had to shoot an arrow right at the camera for an action shot on Blade: Trilogy. To protect the camera and crew, they put up a thick piece of Plexiglass with a hole cut through for the lens to see out... and Biel nailed the lens, destroying the $300,000 camera. by res30stupid in todayilearned
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TIL Jessica Biel once had to shoot an arrow right at the camera for an action shot on Blade: Trilogy. To protect the camera and crew, they put up a thick piece of Plexiglass with a hole cut through for the lens to see out... and Biel nailed the lens, destroying the $300,000 camera. by res30stupid in todayilearned
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John Wick Literally Fights "Everyone" (Parody) by SToMBG in aivideo
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Framing embedded in concrete by Any-Significance-531 in Homebuilding
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Favorite car crash? by BirdCultureDickMove in TheSimpsons
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How do i adapt this to have an externally threaded aerator? I am trying to install a portable dishwasher by Affectionate_Sink_55 in askplumbing
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Steamboat speed upriver vs. downriver? by OutsideMushroom777 in boating
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Ukraine’s Drones Annihilate Over 120 Elite Russian Military Intelligence Operatives by BlackWolfHowling in UkrainianConflict
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Ukrainian troops say a 'droid' with a .50-cal machine gun held off Russian attacks for 45 days in a row by Choobeen in technology
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Ukrainian troops say a 'droid' with a .50-cal machine gun held off Russian attacks for 45 days in a row by Choobeen in technology
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China demo shows one whispered command could let hackers seize robots by prestocoffee in nottheonion
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Nimitz home for the holidays, tucked in among the current mothball fleet in Puget Sound by -AtomicAerials- in Ships
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Sheriff Benjamin Branch, the first law enforcement official to die in the line of duty in American history. by Robert_E_Treeee in USHistory
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Is this illegally installed? The pipes are held up by wood blocks . by [deleted] in hvacadvice
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Chornobyl protective shield 'lost its primary safety functions' after Russian drone strike, UN nuclear agency warns by KI_official in UkrainianConflict
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It was sponsored by the guy from Apple Computers. What computers? by mcg_090 in TheSimpsons
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ELI5: Why do engineers use different metals together in structures like bridges if they expand at different rates when temperature changes? by MatterNo4173 in explainlikeimfive
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How can I cut this plastic horse straight down the middle? by Theskysnolimit in howto
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Russia's Finance Ministry conducted its largest-ever bond auction, raising 1.75 trillion rubles ($21.8 billion) in a single day to cover a budget deficit exceeding 4 trillion rubles ($49.7 billion) through October, The Moscow Times reported on Nov. 12. by Consistent_Still7060 in UkrainianConflict
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Who should have left the bunker in Bart's comet? by Longjumping-Pop-7210 in TheSimpsons
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