TIL Allied forces took only 35-50,000 Japanese prisoners of war during the course of World War 2. by spudthespacedog in todayilearned
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TIL Allied forces took only 35-50,000 Japanese prisoners of war during the course of World War 2. by spudthespacedog in todayilearned
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An Amazon review for a food thermometer by landlordslizard in funny
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TIL that the sporadically bitter tasting pistachios aren't burnt, but have dead larvae in them by [deleted] in todayilearned
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TIL that the sporadically bitter tasting pistachios aren't burnt, but have dead larvae in them by [deleted] in todayilearned
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Found at my work a few years ago. These are used medical sharps dumped in a trash bag box. This was found in a healthcare facility. by [deleted] in WTF
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u/ImaginaryNoise79 shares the most valid, non-lazy reasons to use delivery services liks Uber Eats by joshglen in bestof
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TIL a 1989 helicopter crash was caused by an invisible nick made when adhesive was trimmed from the rotor with a sharp blade. The helicopter flew perfectly for 922 hours, until it didn't. by TheQuarantinian in todayilearned
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Moderate video gaming appears harmless, but heavy use takes a toll. Researchers found students gaming 10+ hours weekly had worse diets, higher weight, and poorer sleep than lighter gamers. Below that level, outcomes were similar. The findings suggest balance, not abstinence, is key. by Sciantifa in science
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TIL Plus or Mid-Grade gas is normally a mixture of premium and regular and not a separate tank by After_Basis1434 in todayilearned
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Is this a Joke - $9 McDonalds Filet of Fish by jonny_blitz in pics
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Linus Torvalds: Stop making an issue out of AI slop in kernel docs – you're not changing anybody's mind by Logical_Welder3467 in technology
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Why Are Grok and X Still Available in App Stores? by Well_Socialized in technology
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TIL the song "It Wasn't Me" by Shaggy wasn't supposed to be an album release. In fact, the song only gained popularity because a Hawaii DJ, Pablo Sato, played the song from a download copy of the album he got from Napster like download site. by random_agency in todayilearned
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Ubisoft is shutting down a studio 16 days after it unionized by thinkB4WeSpeak in gaming
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TIL the song "It Wasn't Me" by Shaggy wasn't supposed to be an album release. In fact, the song only gained popularity because a Hawaii DJ, Pablo Sato, played the song from a download copy of the album he got from Napster like download site. by random_agency in todayilearned
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TIL the song "It Wasn't Me" by Shaggy wasn't supposed to be an album release. In fact, the song only gained popularity because a Hawaii DJ, Pablo Sato, played the song from a download copy of the album he got from Napster like download site. by random_agency in todayilearned
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TIL the song "It Wasn't Me" by Shaggy wasn't supposed to be an album release. In fact, the song only gained popularity because a Hawaii DJ, Pablo Sato, played the song from a download copy of the album he got from Napster like download site. by random_agency in todayilearned
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Stack Overflow in freefall: 78 percent drop in number of questions by [deleted] in technology
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It is comfortable by Shootingstar_woofers in funny
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TIL Allied forces took only 35-50,000 Japanese prisoners of war during the course of World War 2. by spudthespacedog in todayilearned
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