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mercredi 12 novembre 2025, 19:22
On Thursday, November 12, 1970, the deadliest tropical cyclone on record struck Bangladesh, the Cleveland Cavaliers won their first game, and a sperm whale was found, quite dead and very heavy, on the beach in Florence, Oregon. Engineers with the state Department of...
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More than seven years ago, Bethesda Softworks unveiled the first teaser for The Elder Scrolls 6, its follow-up to one of the most popular games ever made. The orchestral swell, the slow glide over High Rock's landscape, the title drop as the final coup de grâce! — Read the r...
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I never knew how surreal a tiger's tongue looked until I saw this photo of one. If you think your cat's tongue feels rough, a tiger's tongue is the industrial-grade version. A tiger could theoretically lick your skin raw with just a few swipes. — Read the rest The post This...
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This incredible footage shows a pack of wolves walking in a line through deep snow. The footage was captured from above by a drone. The wolves resemble a snake making its way under the snow, peeking out at each gap. I was surprised at the long stretches of underground...
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TL;DR: Keep a loved one in the loop with this Sungale HD Cloud Digital Frame, now on sale for just $99.97 (reg. $169.99). Give a loved one the gift of presence from afar with the Sungale HD Cloud Digital Frame. — Read the rest The post Give the gift of shared memories with...
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Across the nation, signs both handwritten and laser-printed warn shoppers about the penny shortage and to use a card if they want exact change. Should anyone have any cents left, they might want to hold on for dear life: today will see the final penny minted in the U.S. —...
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Today I learned about the wonder of thrombolites from Atlas Obscura. Thrombolites are ancient, living fossils. These fascinating rock-like structures are built by microscopic organisms, mainly cyanobacteria (also known as blue-green algae). These microbes trap sediment...
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Over the past year, I've made an occasional habit of celebrating the anniversaries of particularly influential games in a sort of part-retrospective, part-review format. Today — and most other days, for that matter — I can think of no more influential game than The Elder ...
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America's summary executions of suspected drug-runners at sea has brought an end to some intelligence-sharing with a longtime ally. The U.K., which maintains its own military presence in the Caribbean, has 'paused' access to data that might be used in the killings. — Read...
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Scientists have discovered a new species, and I have learned the word for fossilized vomit — regurgitalite. In a paper published in Scientific Reports, researchers reveal a new species of pterosaur. The remains of the flying reptile were found in a regurgitalite discovered ...
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Growing up on the coasts of England, I was untroubled by the seagulls. It's as if we had some kind of cosmic bargain: they did't steal my chips, and I didn't yell at them. This is not the usual human experience of Larus argentatus, of course, and any tourist visiting Bognor...
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Here's a headline that's sure to shock: The guy who made Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul knows how to make a good TV show. After months of head-scratching teasers and intense speculation, Vince Gilligan's Pluribus has finally arrived on streaming, almost like a mysterious...
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Texas just handed out an early Christmas gift to disease-loving parents everywhere: a whooping cough outbreak so spectacular it quadrupled last year's numbers. Over 3,500 cases and counting in the Lone Star State, marking an 11-year high even though two more highly...
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BRAND NEW KICKSTARTER! Pre-order Volume 1 and Volume 2 of The Complete Tom the Dancing Bug Library right here. Limited time. Plus a bonus comic book: Trump You! Please join the team that makes it possible for your friendly neighborhood comic strip Tom the Dancing Bug to...
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Those fake E-Z Pass and UPS texts flooding your phone are part of a billion-dollar scam operation that Google is finally taking to court, reports Ars Technica. Google filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against what it calls a 'cybercriminal group in China' that sells 'phishing for ...
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The cover of a MacBook Pro tells a story: a Patagonia logo sits next to a DevOps conference sticker from Portland, while a faded National Geographic decal peels slightly at the edges. These laptop backs have become our digital age's equivalent of travel trunks— each...
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Russia's AIdol humanoid robot hopes to go toe-to-toe with established competition in the U.S. and China. But after staggering onto the stage at its debut, the robot toppled face-forward toward onlookers as handlers rushed in. Idol CEO Vladimir Vitukhin attributed the fall...
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Russia's new AI humanoid robot AIdol made its grand debut in Moscow last week — and immediately face-planted on stage. The moment was captured on video as the robot, entering to the iconic 'Rocky' theme song, attempted a simple wave before losing its balance and crashing...
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A small Kansas town just learned an expensive lesson about press freedom after agreeing to pay over $3 million for what prosecutors now admit was an unjustified police raid on a local newspaper, reports AP. The Marion County Record's offices and publisher Eric Meyer's home...
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mardi 11 novembre 2025, 23:00
TL;DR: Keep musical projects moving with this lifetime subscription to Opusonix Pro for just $49.99 (reg. $359.64). Unless you're a musical savant, it's pretty tough to create a killer tune alone. It takes musicians, producers, and engineers to make the magic happen —...
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