Mechanical Apple Watch from real e-waste Apple Watch — and ArchiveTeam has saved over 11.2B Reddit links

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Mechanical Apple Watch from real e-waste Apple Watch instructables.com \| points: 529 \| comments: 163

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ArchiveTeam has saved over 11.2B Reddit links old.reddit.com \| points: 491 \| comments: 150

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Reddark: Website to watch subreddits going dark reddark.netlify.app \| points: 468 \| comments: 351

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Apollo Back end just made public old.reddit.com \| points: 447 \| comments: 229

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The Stack Overflow Creative Commons Data Dump has been turned off meta.stackexchange.com \| points: 422 \| comments: 218

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Archive your Reddit data before it’s too late xavd.id \| points: 405 \| comments: 341

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Understanding GPT tokenizers simonwillison.net \| points: 401 \| comments: 118

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r/ProgrammerHumor will be shutting down to protest Reddit’s API changes reddit.com \| points: 372 \| comments: 320

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Shreddit is a Python program to remove all your Reddit comments github.com \| points: 360 \| comments: 221

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Google uses in-person office attendance as part of employee performance reviews fortune.com \| points: 331 \| comments: 331

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Sync will shut down on June 30 reddit.com \| points: 322 \| comments: 118

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Mark Zuckerberg on Apple’s Vision Pro headset theverge.com \| points: 292 \| comments: 928

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OpenMW: Open-source TES3: Morrowind reimplementation gitlab.com \| points: 278 \| comments: 131

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3M heads to trial in ‘existential’ $143B forever-chemicals litigation bloomberg.com \| points: 251 \| comments: 222

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I bought the only physical encyclopedia still in print arstechnica.com \| points: 243 \| comments: 162

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Microsoft DeviceScript – TypeScript for Tiny IoT Devices github.com \| points: 241 \| comments: 134

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Acme.sh runs arbitrary commands from a remote server github.com \| points: 231 \| comments: 50

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Addressing the community about changes to our API reddit.com \| points: 220 \| comments: 322

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Google un-bans Downloader app, but developer still mad about “broken” DMCA arstechnica.com \| points: 218 \| comments: 88

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Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016) theverge.com \| points: 204 \| comments: 34

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