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Who Owns My Name? amandamarieknox.medium.com \| points: 722 \| comments: 228

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New exotic matter particle, a tetraquark, discovered at CERN phys.org \| points: 382 \| comments: 156

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1 out of every 153 American workers is an Amazon employee businessinsider.com \| points: 382 \| comments: 255

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Classic Berkeley Systems “After Dark” screensavers recreated in CSS bryanbraun.com \| points: 351 \| comments: 126

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Amazon Gets Record $888M EU Fine over Data Violations bloomberg.com \| points: 316 \| comments: 200

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Craig Murray will surrender himself for prison thedissenter.org \| points: 284 \| comments: 202

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Google Translate pronounces ’rooster’ in Spanish google.com \| points: 226 \| comments: 97

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How I store my files unixsheikh.com \| points: 214 \| comments: 127

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One Tenth of a Second studio.ribbonfarm.com \| points: 204 \| comments: 89

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Billions in ’unknown’ funds flowing into Canada’s housing market [video] bnnbloomberg.ca \| points: 176 \| comments: 341

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Facial expression software confirms bronze medalists happier than silver twin-cities.umn.edu \| points: 176 \| comments: 103

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Open Terms Archive – Follow changes to terms of service opentermsarchive.org \| points: 159 \| comments: 23

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Oracle loses bid to upend HP’s $3B win reuters.com \| points: 152 \| comments: 112

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