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  1. Line Arrays: Why Music Festivals Sound Better Than Ever (Wired)[video] (youtube.com)
    2 points 0
  2. Western states hit with more cuts to Colorado River water (msn.com)
    1 points 0
  3. Gazprom Claims Force Majeure in Its Halt of Gas Deliveries to Europe (wsj.com)
    23 points 6
  4. How Wells and Aquifers Work [video] (youtube.com)
    3 points 0
  5. Twitter Accepts Elon Musk’s $44B Deal (forbes.com)
    5 points 0
  6. Modern America's Most Successful Secessionist Movement (theatlantic.com)
    7 points 2
  7. FOIA Request Declassifies Some DIA Reports on Fusion Assessment (theblackvault.com)
    7 points 1
  8. Chinese scientists discussed weaponising SARS 5 years ago (in.news.yahoo.com)
    15 points 5
  9. Microsoft Issues Critical Warning as Chinese Hackers Attack Exchange Servers (forbes.com)
    2 points 0
  10. Dr. Fauci Is the Highest Paid U.S. Federal Employee (forbes.com)
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  11. The Transistor: a 1953 documentary, anticipating coming impact on tech [video] (youtube.com)
    3 points 0
  12. Facebook's role in Capitol protest larger than previously thought (washingtonpost.com)
    142 points 183
  13. China using drones to spray “disinfectants” over population (dailymail.co.uk)
    3 points 1
  14. Ask HN: What to do with usable electronic components/parts

    Hello HN, My father recently passed away. He was an electronics engineer for over 50 years. As such, he has tens of thousands of usable parts. Things like unused IC's, relays, switches, diodes, SCR's, rectifiers,…

    3 points 0
  15. Hackers Dump Thousands of NASA Employee Records to Dark Web (threatpost.com)
    2 points 0
  16. Fake Net Neutrality Comments Draw A Federal Probe (buzzfeednews.com)
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  17. Woman gets her DNA tested and finds out she is related to husband (thecut.com)
    4 points 0
  18. How Einstein Reconciled Religion to Science (nautil.us)
    3 points 0
  19. Paywalls

    It seems most paywalls (NYTimes, etc) are applied after the content is already sent. You visit the link, start reading and a few seconds later the paywall blocks the content. I've noticed that if you hit the "stop load"…

    2 points 2