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  > If I were conservative I think this site would drive me crazy. Good

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  The company is also collaborating with Boeing to develop the Ramjet 155 long-range projectile, which is designed to strike targets at ranges of up to 150 km. To achieve this, a ramjet engine is being used, although there is still no information on when mass production will begin.

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  Check out the article en.defence-ua.com/…/russia_adds_ew_cages_to_prote…

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  The tech press is nearly worthless as anything other than a press release service for big tech and the rich techbros who own it. Any cool tech publication worth their salt would have been writing articles about how cool Mastodon is not trying to help out their buds at Bluesky cash in on their investment by casting shade for no reason on Mastodon.

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  Ok, what content stream in what medium when viewed in a bulk popularity view like that isn’t 90% memes or equivalent?

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  Disgusting

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  How you ever seen how spacehorses make their men pregnant?

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  I just want you to SHOW me you care in a way you are PHYSICALLY incapable of!

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  In a more just reality this would be being celebrated right now in a massive wrestling showdown show called COAL SMACKDOWN that brought together activists, scientists and of course pro wrestlers.

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  Conceptually what does this offer that the fediverse/threadiverse/lemmy/piefed doesn't? What then does it say about the actual value of this company and others like it? If you want a hypercurated/focused reddit experience just join metafilter. https://www.metafilter.com/ Somehow I don't get the feeling the owners of Digg are going to be happy with the level of income Metafilter brings in to its owners however.... > “We kind of opted for … let’s just keep building this plane as we...

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  Kinda looks like a big target to me but I know billionaires shouldn’t exist period so…

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  You mean bullshit destroyers? Yeah those people are usually called Science Educators.

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  Meanwhile the planet is dying from all the increased emissions from data center usage.

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  Which is why one of the lagrange points of Comfort is Horror.

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  Thank you for telling us about your methods, Blender is amazing.

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  Rare photos of 'enchanting' owl captured after happenstance sighting

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  Fuck AI

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  *Pink Pussy Club*?

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  Why AI shouldn't be used even to decide 'simple' court cases

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  Ukraine Is Producing 200 Long-Range Strike Drones a Day—And Says Output Can Triple

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  Recent reporting by Nieman Lab describes how some major news organizations—including The Guardian, The New York Times, and Reddit—are limiting or blocking access to their content in the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. As stated in the article, these organizations are blocking access largely out of concern that generative AI companies are using the Wayback Machine as a backdoor for large-scale scraping. These concerns are understandable, but unfounded. The Wayback Machine is not intended...

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  We’ve been covering Australia’s monumentally stupid social media ban for kids under 16 since before it went into effect. We noted how dumb the whole premise was, how the rollout was an immediate mess, how a gambling ad agency helped push the whole thing, and how two massive studies involving 125,000 kids found the entire “social media is inherently harmful” narrative doesn’t hold up. But theory and data are one thing. Now we’re getting real-world stories of actual kids being harmed by a law...

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  The new standard makes it possible to stream data from sensors married to passive tags, by allocating a frequency channel to each device. When radio waves reaches a tag, the device wakes up and broadcasts the basic info it contains and then negotiates a clear channel on which to stream data.

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  “Things are shrinking, so we’re shrinking around it,” Elias says. “Electronics are becoming embedded, consolidated, optimized, and batteries are the only part of that equation that’s being left behind.”

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  Pollard also provided new detail on the progress of Atlantic NET, a programme intended to examine how persistent anti submarine warfare sensing might be delivered through service based models rather than through a single platform acquisition. “The first formal element of the tendering process for Atlantic NET commenced in September 2025 and was completed in January 2026,” he said. “This involved the assessment of 26 compliant industry proposed solutions for ‘Persistent ASW Sense (ISR) as a S...

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  Yet a close look at the data suggests that Russia is hardly winning and, even more interestingly, that Russia is increasingly a declining power. To better understand the state of the war and Russia’s battlefield performance, this analysis asks: How successful has the Russian military been in achieving the Kremlin’s main objectives? What are the broader implications for the United States and Europe? To answer these questions, this assessment examines several indicators of Russia’s battlefield...