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    was haking my wii u and i went on the browser as that’s what you must do, and saw there was a link for a youtube video on the url bar. was very curious about what I was watching on my Wii U 10 years ago, typed the url into my computer but unfortunately the video is no longer available.
    | VOGONS
    Greetings...I was wondering about benefits of using a dedicated svga card instead of a integrated one. Mines are si 5598 (integrated), and s3 trio64+ (dedicated).The doubt is about if it woths to waste an pci port for the s3, or if it's better to use the integrated sis 5598 and an pci ata 100 card. [...]
    | ScienceDaily
    Penn State scientists have devised a new method to predict superconducting materials that could work at higher temperatures. Their model bridges classical superconductivity theory with quantum mechanics through zentropy theory. This breakthrough could guide the discovery of powerful, resistance-free [...]
    | MelonLand Forum
    Track #1: Future Cut & Marcus Intalex - PlasticTrack #2: Hex - ForceTrack #3: Notorious J - RuptureTrack #4: Outta Dynamics - HostageTrack #5: Red One - Strangled Duck (Origin Unknown Remix)Track #6: Calyx - FusionTrack #7: Usual Suspects - Shrapnel (Original Mix)Track #8: Bad Company - The Nine Tra [...]
    | MetaFilter
    Jeffrey Epstein facilitated efforts to open a backchannel between Israel and the Kremlin during the Syrian civil war, according to leaked emails from former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak The trove of emails, exchanged at the height of the Syrian civil war between 2013 and 2016, reveal Epstein's [...]
    | MelonLand Forum
    It'd be neat if there was a fanlisting for horror writers somewhere! Not sure if one already exists, but that's what immediately came to mind. Other than that, I'd love it if there were more fanlistings for aesthetics, like cybergoth or weirdcore or clowncore. I think it'd communicate being a fan of [...]
    | Chicken Smoothie
    Happy Halloween!Today may be Halloween but this is NOT the last day of new releases being added to our Halloween Page! After today, we will still have 3 more days of new token trade ins and giveaways (Nov. 1st - Nov. 3rd). After that you'll still be able to continue token hunting for another two day [...]
    | Kagi Small Web
    As you can see, I am more than a bit behind with my monthly reading summaries. August's reading was a bit unusual for me. I only read five books, partly because one of them was a nonfiction book, and I usually read them more slowly. I only read two mysteries, but the nonfiction book focused on myste [...]
    | OpenBenches
    PROVIDED BY ST JUST TOWN COUNCIL IN 1993 IN MEMORY OF THE WHEAL OWLES DISASTER 10TH JANUARY 1893
    | LWN
    Version 1.91.0 of the Rust language has been released. Changes include promoting aarch64-pc-windows-msvc to a tier-1 platform, a new lint rule to catch dangling raw pointers from local variables, and a fair number of newly stabilized APIs.
    | ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ Bear
    Article written by kami Heya! So, theming in bearblog kind of sucks, right?1 When you try and apply someone elses theme, you have to copy all of their css and paste it into your dashboard. Not to mention finding themes. There's not really any standardized way of doing that - And there's often no goo [...]
    | LWN
    The kernel's file-I/O subsystems have been highly optimized over the years in the hope of providing the best performance for a wide variety of workloads. There is, however, one workload type that suffers with current kernels: applications that perform many short reads, in multiple processes, from t [...]
    | Mapping Ignorance
    Picture this: Your home’s walls don’t just keep out the rain—they soak up warmth from the sun during the day, slowly release it to keep you cosy at night, and even convert some of that heat into a trickle of electricity to power your lights or charge your phone. This isn’t science fiction; it’s the [...]
    | indieblog.page
    In the cracks in the facade, vulnerability shines like the pink and tender light of a blue moon. Smile frozen stiffly in place, I press my hands to my wobbling face to close up the opening fissures. Outside this bar, strangers photograph the dusky night and all its flecked, foggy stars. I have [...]
    | indieblog.page
    Academic and journalist This random indieblog.page link was picked on Thursday, October 30th 2025. It was originally published on Tuesday, June 24th 2025 at Derek Willis. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the following ID with your report: [...]
    | The Daily WTF
    Everyone's got workplace woes. The clueless manager; the disruptive coworker; the cube walls that loom ever higher as the years pass, trapping whatever's left of your soul. But sometimes, Satan really leaves his mark on a joint. I worked Tech Support there. You may remember The C-Level Ticket. I'm [...]
    | LessWrong
    Published on October 26, 2025 8:33 PM GMTThere is a very famous essay titled ‘Reality has a surprising amount of detail’. The thesis of the article is that reality is filled, just filled, with an incomprehensible amount of materially important information, far more than most people would naively exp [...]
    | ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ Bear
    Debate was dead long before Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck. ==There has never existed a genuine marketplace of ideas where Tabula Rasa rational actors approached a memetic battlefield ready to hear out all sides and come to the best argued conclusion.== It was always a pretender to praxis. If you [...]
    | Kagi Small Web
    was there ever a time simpler than this?was there ever a time when being meant allowing yourself to rest?not laziness, but the animal-kindwhere you stretch yourself out long and feast contentedly in the sun, allowing your thoughts to orbitlike butterflies on the wing?if so, i imagine this time as a [...]
    | Pepper & Carrot
    Transcript: A short comic strip in four panels: Panel 1. In a misty, night‑time graveyard, among the cold stones of long‑abandoned graves, a beautiful young necromancer stands majestically with her staff. She faces a knight serious about engaging in a fight. Necromancer: Muahahaha! Attacking a [...]
    | Mapping Ignorance
    Author: Rohini Subrahmanyam is a PhD biologist turned science journalist. Insects that tuck away wings; a protist with an accordion-like neck — studying these clever creases may inspire foldable structures for drones As the microscopic, tear-shaped Lacrymaria olor  swims around hunting for food, it [...]
    | Matrix
    On 2nd September 2025 the matrix.org homeserver suffered a ~24h outage. During routine maintenance to increase disk capacity, the primary database failed, and we fell back to the secondary. In attempting to restore the original primary, we lost the secondary-turned-primary rendering matrix.org unava [...]
    | The Daily WTF
    Way back in 1964, people were starting to recgonize that computers were going to have a large impact on the world. There was not, at the time, very much prepackaged software, which meant if you were going to use a computer to do work, you were likely going to have to write your own programs. The too [...]
    | Mastodon
    Mastodon 4.5 is almost ready. We just released the first (and hopefully only) release candidate, and the final release should be coming along very soon. This is once again a good time to highlight some of the new features and changes that are important to anyone building on top of Mastodon and its A [...]
    | DOS Game Club
    We've done some multi-game episodes, where we take a look at a whole genre of (typically) sports-type games. We've looked at skiing games, we've looked at pinball, we've looked at cricket. But this month is our most ambitious one yet, in which we venture into the world of PC golf. No fewer than 50 g [...]
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