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FPV car racing is getting kinda gnarly [19:05]

A dive into spatial search algorithms

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Formal Methods in Practice: Using TLA+ at ESpark

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The Arctic as it is known today is almost certainly gone

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The Boring Company [video]

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NSA Backs Down on Major Surveillance Program That Captured Americans’ Communications... [19:02]

MeFi: NaCl [19:02]

WikiLeaks Reveals the 'Snowden Stopper': CIA Tool To Track Whistleblowers [19:02]

NSA scanning *content* of *all* int'l comms for info *about* targets is perhaps the most obviously... [18:05]

Important caveat from @attackerman: NSA almost certainly still scans internet traffic under... [18:05]

N.S.A Halts Collection of Americans’ Emails About Foreign Targets

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MeFi: We in that sunshine state with a bomb ass hemp beat [18:04]

A Database of Thousands of Credit Cards Was Left Exposed on the Open Internet [18:04]

Amazon's Alexa Can Now Whisper, Bleep Out Swear Words, and Change Its Pitch [18:04]

photography: So are we not allowed to talk about how the owner of Shutterfest won his own ... [18:02]

North Korea test-fires ballistic missile, appears to have failed: South Korea [18:02]

Friday Squid Blogging: Live Squid Washes up on North Carolina Beach [18:02]

Translation: NSA broke law ("compliance incidents") so gravely it necessitated ending a program.... [17:05]

Seems NSA was forced to sacrifice a mass surveillance program (called "about collection") to... [17:05]

Btw, historically NSA doesn't delete large amounts of data unless FISC is threatening it with... [17:05]

People said speaking up isn't worth the risk. Today, we can see they were wrong. Blow the whistle,... [17:05]

Looks like nothing so much as trying to get out in front of a scandal. [17:05]

As recently as 2016, NSA repeatedly claimed to PCLOB and to the public that it was infeasible... [17:05]

It is virtually impossible to reconcile what PCLOB said on About Collection as part of Upstream... [17:05]

If we had an exaggerated conception of how critical About Collection was to Sec 702, are other... [17:05]

Same here. Today's statement reads like an attempt to put the best face on a bad situation. [17:05]

NSA says it's ending "about" surveillance of Americans' internet activities. Here's what that... [17:05]

Bizarre statement, shouldn't be relied on by reporters -- PCLOB explicitly opposed ending "about... [17:05]

Bike tire insert takes on flats and rough rides [17:04]

Venezuelan opposition activists march to Leopoldo Lopez' jail [17:04]

mycology: Seems as I can't find any morels, here's a sketch. [17:04]

IT Leaders Will Struggle To Meet Future Demands, Study Says [17:04]

Mélenchon, Hero to France’s Far-Left, Will Not Vote for Le Pen, But Won’t Endorse... [17:04]

Brazil Paralyzed by Nationwide Strike, Driven by a Familiar Global Dynamic of Elite Corruption... [17:04]

Female dragonflies fake death to avoid lusting males [16:05]

Review: Active noise cancelling earplugs help you get your quiet on [16:05]

Lego launches Saturn V Apollo rocket set [16:05]

Trump's faulty trade math may not make America greater, or richer [16:03]

Trump pledges fealty to NRA gun lobby [16:03]

NSA Halts Collection of Americans' Emails About Foreign Targets [16:02]

Elon Musk Outlines His 'Boring' Vision For Traffic-Avoiding Tunnels [16:02]

A Home Made Air Pump From PVC Pipe [16:02]

programming: Reckon you've seen some stupid security things? Here, hold my beer... | Troy Hunt [16:02]

How a Professional Climate Change Denier Discovered the Lies and Decided to Fight for Science [16:02]

Friendly fire may have killed U.S. troops in Afghanistan: Pentagon [15:03]

U.S. spy agency stops gathering some messages from Americans: sources [15:03]

Contrary to denials, NSA was in fact sifting through Americans' emails, @Charlie_Savage reports.... [15:03]

This is likely the most substantive of the post-2013 NSA reforms, if the principle is applied... [15:03]

Compare today's report by @Charlie_Savage (@NYTimes) to the President's denials in 2013. ... [15:03]

amateurradio: Ham Radio is Like Chatroulette... [15:02]

Got this kind of face? You're more likely to be left-handed [15:02]

Hackaday Prize Entry: A Double Action Keyboard [15:02]

We're Getting Closer To Mass Production of Bones, Organs, and Implants [15:02]

Facebook and Google were conned out of $100m in phishing scheme

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Why I Don't Prepare for Job Interviews

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Invisible ripples in wireless spectrum tell Aura if someone’s in your house

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Children and Families Advisory Board to meet May 10 [14:06]

U.S. Signals Possible Airstrikes in Somalia by Asking Aid Groups for Their Locations [14:05]

London terrorism suspect was on Gaza flotilla ship in 2010: sources [14:05]

U.S. says time to act on North Korea, China says not up to Beijing alone [14:05]

In first 100 days, a reversal of fortune for Trump favorites on Wall Street [14:05]

Qualcomm Says Apple To Stop Paying Royalties [14:05]

The Internet-of-Things is Maturing [14:05]

Report Shows Another Diversity Challenge: Retaining Employees [14:05]

Goodbye Amazon and good riddance

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Jumping Airgaps with a Laser and a Scanner [14:04]

IAmA: My best friend and I quit our jobs, raised $17,656, and worked 3 years to make our dream... [14:04]

Art: Petal Deer, Ellen Jewett, Wire and Porcelain, 2012 [14:04]

worldnews: Trump’s Son-In-Law Is Told To ‘Lawyer Up’: “Kushner committed a felony by... [14:04]

The truth changed everything. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/28/us/politics/nsa-surveilla... [14:03]

Jawa plots four-stroke future for its iconic 350 [14:03]

What you can do to prevent Alzheimer's | Lisa Genova [14:02]

Retrotechtacular: Farming Implements in 1932 [13:05]

We’re Getting Closer to Mass Production of Bones, Organs, and Implants

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An Open Letter on DRM To the Inventor of the Web, From the Inventor of Net Neutrality [13:05]

homelab: First Homelab Update: Working Around Apartment Living [13:05]

privacy: Home Depot left customers' unprotected personal data online [13:05]

ArtisanVideos: National Geographic: Traditional Soy Sauce Making [13:05]

legaladvice: Received a cease and desist letter regarding a DIY camper I built claiming damages/IP... [13:05]

Frugal: Pet lover here! What are some frugal ways to raise a dog [13:05]

woodworking: I prefer not to use pallet wood for woodworking, but rather work wood into tiny... [13:05]

askscience: What's reference point for the speed of light? [13:05]

gardening: My local gardening store is my happy place [13:05]

State Road 44 reopened near wildfire [13:03]

MeFi: Think Globally; Pod Locally [13:02]

Boston University students take on 3D bioprinted pancreas research for type 1 diabetes [12:04]

Linux Kernel Testing: Intro to kernelci.org

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How to talk about yourself in a developer interview

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72 Hours to Design Your Concept [12:04]

Amazon Confirms Advertising Will Become a 'Meaningful' Part of Its Business [12:04]

Slashdot Asks: Should an Employee Be Fired For Working On Personal Side Projects During Office... [12:04]

geek: The Intellivision, a 2nd generation video game console released by Mattel in 1979. [12:04]

space: Here's Orbital ATK's Cygnus on its way to the ISS. [12:04]

I’m A Tricorder, Not A Doctor, Jim! [11:05]

BitTorrent is Shutting Down Its Live TV Streaming Service [11:05]

Syrian youth find freedom in Parkour [11:05]

Congress set to vote on heading off government shutdown [11:05]

Fender builds world's first agave Stratocaster [11:02]

Sustainable design takes flight at Oslo's airport terminal extension [11:02]