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Draw SVG rope using JavaScript muffinman.io \| points: 667 \| comments: 37

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Why does my SSH private key still work after changing some bytes? (2016) crypto.stackexchange.com \| points: 492 \| comments: 78

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Dinner for one: A little-known British comedy famous in Germany historyhit.com \| points: 391 \| comments: 182

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JPMorgan to spend $1B on rental homes in the US to become a megalandlord businessinsider.com \| points: 305 \| comments: 581

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Tell HN: Google Cloud lets anyone add you to a project without your permission news.ycombinator.com \| points: 290 \| comments: 111

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Show HN: Pole Clock, a single 24h clock with multiple timezones poleclock.com \| points: 282 \| comments: 97

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Why “OpenBSD Mastery: Filesystems” Is Not in Amazon’s Kindle Store mwl.io \| points: 277 \| comments: 85

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I wrote a SQL engine in Python github.com \| points: 268 \| comments: 69

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Young adults and mental health: Is more childhood independence the answer? kqed.org \| points: 248 \| comments: 409

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Stripe is holding over $400k of mine with no explanation news.ycombinator.com \| points: 245 \| comments: 129

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SouthwestAirlines’ Meltdown Shows How Corporations Pit Consumers Against Workers thecolumn.substack.com \| points: 236 \| comments: 262

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Louis Rossmann discusses NY’s butchering of right to repair [video] youtube.com \| points: 211 \| comments: 53

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VanillaOS: Immutable Ubuntu-Based Linux vanillaos.org \| points: 210 \| comments: 94

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Surviving disillusionment (2020) spakhm.com \| points: 206 \| comments: 162

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Should small Rust structs be passed by-copy or by-borrow? (2019) forrestthewoods.com \| points: 206 \| comments: 174

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Decentralized storage company Storj removed their warrant canary storj.io \| points: 201 \| comments: 117

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LineageOS 20 lineageos.org \| points: 199 \| comments: 113

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Cached Chrome Top Million Websites github.com \| points: 196 \| comments: 83

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Whatever happened to SHA-256 support in Git lwn.net \| points: 167 \| comments: 87

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Fetish tabooness vs. popularity aella.substack.com \| points: 162 \| comments: 133

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