My Hunter, Warlock, and Titan every-day Fashion
Eyes up, Guardians! The fashion show has begun! A sub dedicated to the many looks of Destiny, a fantastic FPSRPGMMO from Bungie.
TIL in 2018 a New York police officer was driving to work when she saw a boy jump 30 feet off of an overpass — she then made the same jump to save his life. "I just knew, when I looked down and saw him… he looked dead... I thought to myself, ‘He needs help. I need to help him.’"
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Tomatoes in the Galápagos are de-evolving. They found that plants on eastern islands produced the same alkaloids found in modern tomatoes. But on western islands, the tomatoes were churning out a different version with the molecular fingerprint of eggplant relatives from millions of years ago.
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Scientists discovered that many plants secretly grow a second network of roots more than three feet underground, tapping hidden nutrient pockets and potentially locking away carbon where microbes can’t easily release it
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With a primitive canoe, scientists replicate prehistoric seafaring (140 Mile trip from Taiwan to Japan's Yonaguni Island, lasting 45+ hours)
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Sinaloa cartel hacked security cameras to track and kill FBI informants, US says | Mexico
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The Helldivers 2 review bomb cape is finally here, a year after PSN backlash
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This is the worst putt caught on video in golf history | Golf Digest
Google launches Doppl, a new app that lets you visualize how an outfit might look on you | TechCrunch
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Ahead of [Atlanta], 70 NASCAR drivers across multiple races will be wearing Dale Jr-inspired skeleton gloves during the competition to raise funds for the Dale and Amy Earnhardt Fund. Each pair of gloves will be autographed and auctioned off
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Florida Drivers Could Now Face Jail Just For Speeding Under New Law
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Could AI give Boston school buses more green lights? The city will test it
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Lamont signs off on silent panic alarms for teachers
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TIL The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (IRTPA) of 2004 limits that you may only receive a replacement (US) Social Security Card 3 times in a year, or 10 in your whole life time, if your card was issued after December 17, 2005. Reasonable exemptions can be made
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French anti-fraud authorities order Tesla to stop 'deceptive commercial practices' or face daily fine of €50,000
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Speed cameras coming to Minneapolis this fall
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This Wisconsin city (Madison) is rated one of the safest in the US for driving
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Overdose deaths of Black Bostonians dropped significantly (~60%) in 2024. Here’s why
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Driver accused of DUI, going 122 MPH, told troopers he pulled over to drink beer: state police
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TIL Amazon Alexa recordings were successfully used as evidence in the conviction of a murder suspect in 2023. "Detectives discovered voice commands made by White and his wife at the time of the murder had been saved."
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The Earth's rotation can be used to generate electricity, as American scientists confirm a two-century-old hypothesis.
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Scientists Have Finally Measured How Fast Quantum Entanglement Happens: 232 attoseconds. An attosecond is equal to one-quintillionth (1,000,000,000,000,000,000) of a second. Until recently, it was thought that entanglement occurred instantaneously.
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What happens when AI comes for our fonts?
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The royal family of Iran has roots in southern Connecticut. Here's who and where. (Farah Diba Pahlav, the widow of the late Shah of Iran; Greenwich)
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Final Destination Bloodlines | Filming the Deaths | Behind the Scenes | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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