Congratulations, Mini, you made the stupidest turn signals ever

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Congratulations, Mini, you made the stupidest turn signals ever jalopnik.com \| points: 662 \| comments: 329

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JSFuck (2012) jsfuck.com \| points: 354 \| comments: 147

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Former U.S. officials describe details of the CIA’s proposals to abduct Assange news.yahoo.com \| points: 343 \| comments: 196

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Apple’s app review prevents developer from submitting fix to game for the blind applevis.com \| points: 313 \| comments: 85

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Designing Low Upkeep Software jefftk.com \| points: 309 \| comments: 173

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The Problem of Marital Loneliness newyorker.com \| points: 270 \| comments: 256

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A notable JavaScript developer shamelessly copied one of my most downloaded nod twitter.com \| points: 243 \| comments: 256

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Category Theory Illustrated – Logic boris-marinov.github.io \| points: 233 \| comments: 74

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Why Telegram had to follow Apple and Google when they suspended a voting app telegra.ph \| points: 222 \| comments: 154

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When the FBI seizes your messages from Big Tech, you may not know it for years washingtonpost.com \| points: 212 \| comments: 129

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Shader School - An introduction to GLSL shaders that runs in your web browser github.com \| points: 202 \| comments: 40

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Found a program I wrote in 1981 and decided to bring it back to life madned.substack.com \| points: 188 \| comments: 70

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Operating System Development Tutorials in Rust on the Raspberry Pi github.com \| points: 172 \| comments: 23

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Napster.com banned at some universities for clogging networks (2000) iowastatedaily.com \| points: 171 \| comments: 169

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Did a Chinese hack kill Nortel? (2020) bnnbloomberg.ca \| points: 156 \| comments: 83

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Building a Theban Lattice Stool woodenfossils.wordpress.com \| points: 154 \| comments: 38

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Sustainable coffee grown in Finland with cellular agriculture vttresearch.com \| points: 145 \| comments: 79

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Noam Chomsky on the cruelty of American imperialism economist.com \| points: 145 \| comments: 67

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Trusting science leaves people vulnerable to believing pseudoscience journalistsresource.org \| points: 137 \| comments: 147

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What will programming look like in 2020? (2012) lambda-the-ultimate.org \| points: 135 \| comments: 135

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