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173 points by mkagenius 1h ago 49 comments

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699 points by wompapumpum 8h ago 153 comments

Tor: How a military project became a lifeline for privacy (thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)

125 points by anarbadalov 4h ago 79 comments

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19 points by KraftyOne 47m ago 6 comments

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12 points by npmipg 42m ago 0 comments

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44 points by superasn 43m ago 25 comments

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121 points by speckx 5h ago 19 comments

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19 points by alurm 1h ago 5 comments

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135 points by j_kao 7h ago 37 comments

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43 points by LorenDB 58m ago 5 comments

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92 points by rbanffy 4d ago 12 comments

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45 points by davidteather 3h ago 35 comments

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50 points by paulpauper 1h ago 37 comments

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153 points by ingve 6h ago 85 comments

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40 points by fjfaase 2d ago 51 comments

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379 points by jcusch 14h ago 172 comments

Window Activation (blog.broulik.de)

149 points by LorenDB 4d ago 81 comments

The surprise deprecation of GPT-4o for ChatGPT consumers (simonwillison.net)

195 points by tosh 2h ago 163 comments

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148 points by JNRowe 3d ago 131 comments

A robust, open-source framework for Spiking Neural Networks on low-end FPGAs (arxiv.org)

14 points by PaulHoule 4d ago 1 comments

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62 points by csense 4d ago 7 comments

Voice Controlled Swarms (jasonfantl.com)

21 points by jfantl 3d ago 2 comments

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8 points by cs702 24m ago 4 comments

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33 points by palashshah 3h ago 13 comments

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132 points by pr337h4m 11h ago 23 comments

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40 points by MBCook 2h ago 28 comments

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56 points by ev_dev3 1d ago 10 comments

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113 points by theletterf 5h ago 57 comments

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54 points by andromedaM31 7h ago 3 comments

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22 points by behnamoh 1h ago 9 comments

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70 points by dbreunig 3d ago 28 comments

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27 points by slig 4d ago 22 comments

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4 points by tigerlily 19m ago 1 comments

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170 points by theahura 5h ago 55 comments

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8 points by rbanffy 49m ago 1 comments

Virtual Linux Devices on ARM64 (underjord.io)

50 points by lawik 4d ago 3 comments

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8 points by bookofjoe 1h ago 2 comments

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30 points by diggan 3h ago 1 comments

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9 points by thunderbong 1h ago 3 comments

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219 points by mikece 1d ago 143 comments

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7 points by rob 54m ago 0 comments

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12 points by ColinWright 57m ago 4 comments

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77 points by pcl 15h ago 22 comments

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46 points by speckx 4d ago 12 comments

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1 points by lakabimanil 1d ago 0 comments

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142 points by badmonster 22h ago 28 comments

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5 points by paulpauper 1h ago 0 comments

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52 points by luu 14h ago 16 comments

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88 points by ibobev 4d ago 11 comments

Could the U.S. Have Saved Navalny?

5 chapulin 2 8/8/2025, 1:57:09 PM wsj.com ↗

Comments (2)

avmich · 3h ago

Ideally that should have been started by Bush in 2008, or Obama in 2014.

_wire_ · 4h ago

Will the U.S. stop murdering people everywhere else?

Inquiring minds want to know!