A grieving father buried a man he thought was his son who turned up alive a week later
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A Cyberattack ‘the World Isn’t Ready For’ [X-Post from Technology]
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My SO said this last night after watching the Hercules Beetle Life Stages video and I cracked up.
She didn't want to post it.
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Mitch McConnell just shut down any hopes Democrats had of an independent Russia investigation
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What One Photo Tells Us About North Korea’s Nuclear Program
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A massive underwater volcanic eruption is captured in real time [video of instrument setup only]
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Square Enix's mocap studio can capture and display an actor's movements in real time
venturebeat.com/2016/12/04/square-enixs-mocap...
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The Galaxy Note 7 broke basic engineering rules, says a damning new report
digitaltrends.com/mobile/instrumental-galaxy-...
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My watch (OG SS) hit 10% after 13 hours of use today for the first time ever.
It's the second day I've used the Breathe App and I'm thinking all the haptic feedback really killed my battery.
I normally spend 14+ hours on my feet, exercise for 45-60 minutes and didn't actually exercise today.
It seems I should just turn off the haptic feedback and see what it does. Just curious if you guys are having the same issue
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