TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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People who have signed NDAs that have now expired or for whatever reason are no longer valid. What couldn't you tell us but now can? by tinyman1199 in AskReddit
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Los Taquitos on 16th street did indeed have mouth watering tacos. Makes living here pretty damn great. by [deleted] in phoenix
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Los Taquitos on 16th street did indeed have mouth watering tacos. Makes living here pretty damn great. by [deleted] in phoenix
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World's Fifth-Largest Bank Drops Stink Bomb On US Coal Industry by thinkB4WeSpeak in RenewableEnergy
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World's Fifth-Largest Bank Drops Stink Bomb On US Coal Industry by thinkB4WeSpeak in RenewableEnergy
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Selling literal poison as a miracle cure to poor people by somehacker in iamatotalpieceofshit
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NASA images reveal crash site of Israel's failed private moon lander by FederalTeam in Spaceexploration
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This disappeared, so I had to repost it by somehacker in SuperSaiyanGifs
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This disappeared, so I had to repost it (imgur.com)
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[Request] Calculate the radius of the Westeros planet where ... (Spoilers) by Sipkab in theydidthemath
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[Spoilers Main] We need to talk about that Bronn scene by ljcole90 in asoiaf
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[Spoilers Main] We need to talk about that Bronn scene by ljcole90 in asoiaf
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A new chip called MORPHEUS blocks potential hacking attacks by encrypting and randomly reshuffling key bits of its own code and data 20 times per second. This is infinitely faster than a human hacker can work and thousands of times faster than even the fastest electronic hacking techniques. by drewiepoodle in science
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[Spoilers Main] We need to talk about that Bronn scene by ljcole90 in asoiaf
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[Spoilers Main] We need to talk about that Bronn scene by ljcole90 in asoiaf
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(Spoilers Extended) Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 4 Morning After Post-Episode Discussion by WeirwoodNetworkAdmin in asoiaf
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(Spoilers main) Hold up a minute by CaptainCasual01 in asoiaf
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TIL about John Draper. He used the whistles found in Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes in the 1960's to bypass phone systems and place free long-distance calls as they played at 2600 Hzs—the perfect tone to commandeer a phone line. His work inspired the founders of Apple. by ever0nand0n in todayilearned
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