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Music: Debussy - Clair de Lune [Classical Piano] [12:02]

Art: Hallucinations, Photography, 4221 x 6363 [12:02]

Detecting Cloned Cards at the ATM, Register [12:02]

3D-Printing Saves Collectible Lures from a Fishy Ending [12:02]

Jails Are Replacing Visits With Video Calls [12:02]

Google Employees Resign in Protest Against Pentagon Contract [12:02]

A healthy economy should be designed to thrive, not grow | Kate Raworth [11:02]

How Rust 1.26 more than tripled the speed of my code

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InteriorDesign: Against all odds, I didn’t paint my trim white. [11:02]

programming: Naive benchmark (Treap implementation) of C++, Rust, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin,... [11:02]

homestead: The girls checking out their handiwork [11:02]

linux: The Microsoft cyber attack | a Documentary exploring the Windows monopoly in EU governments,... [11:02]

financialindependence: An interesting conversation with my aunt who retired at 48 twenty-some... [11:02]

movies: 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout" Official Poster [11:02]

Critical PGP Vulnerability [11:02]

The Eric Lundgren Story: When Free isn’t Free [11:02]

Wi-Fi Alliance's Wi-Fi EasyMesh Certification Aims To Standardize Mesh Networks [11:02]

Attention PGP Users: New Vulnerabilities Require You To Take Action Now [11:02]

Jails are replacing visits with video calls–inmates and families hate it

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Frugal: Churning cars...is it possible? [10:02]

BuyItForLife: Patagonia Black Hole Duffel 60L. 6 years on and 13 countries later, still my... [10:02]

EngineeringPorn: Silo Roof Demolition [10:02]

science: Study suggests your adulthood self-esteem has its roots in the way you were raised... [10:02]

No End in Sight: An Egyptian Man’s Ordeal in ICE Custody and the Plight of Indefinite Immigration... [10:02]

Fatal Crash Rate [10:02]

MeFi: Delaware Bans Child Marriage [10:02]

Enter the Matrix – A technical overview and guide to all things Matrix

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WikiLeaks: The purpose of the BBC, ever since its inception in 1922, is to mislead and deceive... [09:02]

mycology: Someone posted this preposterously huge mushroom to iNaturalist today - Macrocybe titans. [09:02]

collapse: The oceans’ circulation hasn’t been this sluggish in 1,000 years. That’s bad news. [09:02]

Fishing: Forgetting my problems [09:02]

woodworking: My brother (14) told me he was making my mom a cutting board for Mother’s Day;... [09:02]

worldnews: Google under investigation for using Android phone data to spy on users [09:02]

Disney, please sell the rights to Monkey Island back to its creator Ron Gilbert

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photography: Stanley Kubrick's early photographs of New York [08:02]

netsec: Efail: Breaking S/MIME and OpenPGP Email Encryption using Exfiltration Channels [Paper... [08:02]

movies: Karate Kid age perspective [08:02]

Flite Test Puts a Chair in the Air [08:02]

privacy: Google under investigation for using Android phone data to secretly track users [07:02]

Stephen Hawking Service: Possibility of Time Travellers 'Can't Be Excluded' [07:02]

Steve Jobs at MIT Sloan School of Management (1992) [video]

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Rhetoric around the blockchain hints at problems with techno-utopian ideologies

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A new set of vulnerabilities affecting users of PGP and S/MIME

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financialindependence: Zero debt, no mortgage, still young, but with one issue; a low wage... [05:02]

ESP Cookbook Goes Beyond Chips and DIPs [05:02]

Keyless Cars and Their Carbon Monoxide Toll

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Australian regulator investigates Google data harvesting from Android phones

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Ask HN: Amazon software engineers, how is the work culture now? [04:02]

askscience: Why does a wound itch before it's healed? [04:02]

Docker is a dangerous gamble

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Beekeeping: After two weeks of hard work, ups and downs, breakdowns and breakthroughs, I finally... [03:02]

woodworking: My first dovetail [03:02]

Google Hasn't Stopped Reading Your Emails [03:02]

Is IPv6 only for the Rich? [pdf]

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Event Sourcing made Simple

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Java 10 and beyond – a look at the potential language change

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Tolkien Expressed a “Heartfelt Loathing” for Walt Disney

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Google under investigation for using Android phone data to secretly track users

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netsec: Google under investigation for using Android phone data to secretly track users [02:02]

bicycling: Found a rest stop! [02:02]

gardening: So proud of our very first artichoke harvest! [02:02]

Art: Cyberpunk street, Voxel Art, 1200x1200 px [02:02]

Held Captive by Arduino and Multiple RFID Readers [02:02]

How to start a Go project in 2018

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Fishing: Bear Tracks, Bison and Rainbow Trout [01:02]

The State of Cryptocurrency Mining

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Al Jazeera open-sources InterviewJS, turns interviews into interactive chats

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Ask HN: How is DDoS protection implemented? [00:02]

amateurradio: My new battlestation [00:02]

flyfishing: First Tarpon in the fly! [00:02]

Intra-Oral Device Detects Opioid Overdose [00:02]

California High Schooler Changes Grades After Phishing Teachers, Gets 14 Felonies for His Efforts [00:02]

Progress – A Tool to Monitor Progress for Commands in Linux (2016)

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Physics: Spag Bridge [23:02]

Music: Tidal Accused Of Faking Hundreds Of Millions Of Plays For Kanye West And Beyoncé. [23:02]

Shirt Pocket Slide Rule: History of the HP-35 [23:02]

ZeroWaste: My favorite cleanser is now available in bar form! [22:02]

mycology: Look at what the rain has brought us! Delicious! [22:02]

science: We have 'eyes in the back of the head,' study shows: Scientists used a visual search... [22:02]

The Brazen Bootlegging of a Multibillion-Dollar Sports Network [22:02]

React in Patterns

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Stock-trading app Robinhood was rejected by 75 investors

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arduino: The plant wizard thus far... [21:02]

raspberry_pi: Raspberry Pi 3 B+ N64 emulator using retropie. [21:02]

programming: Can We Just Stop Pretending Planning Software Development Can Be "Certain"? [21:02]

movies: First poster for "Bohemian Rhapsody" with Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury [21:02]

collapse: It may seem impossible to imagine, that a technologically advanced society could... [20:02]

Hackaday Links: May 13, 2018 [20:02]

Are My Friends Really My Friends?

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homelab: My apartment homelab [19:02]

Fishing: A nice sized Bass [19:02]

worldnews: Wildlife poachers in Kenya 'to face death penalty.' [19:02]

Japan Moves To Ease Aging Drivers Out of Their Cars [19:02]

The impact of Masayoshi Son’s $100B fund will be profound

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mycology: Found this guy whilst disc golfing [18:02]

financialindependence: Next step: telecommute [18:02]

James Harrison, Who Has Helped Save Lives of More Than 2.4 Million Australian Babies, Retires [18:02]