Rarbg Is No More(web.archive.org)

1275 points by 0___0 3 years ago | 519 comments

Archived RARBG shutdown notice explaining the torrent site is closing due to team deaths from covid, the war in Europe, energy costs, and inflation.

Grim Fandango Puzzle Document (1996) [pdf](gameshelf.jmac.org)

169 points by krykp 1 year ago | 30 comments

My daughter (7 years old) used HTML to make a website(naya.lol)

1336 points by fintler 2 years ago | 488 comments

A simple handmade HTML website by a 7-year-old with links to pages about cats, dogs, cheetahs, tablets, and computers over a cartoon animal background.

Can you use your "free will"? Try your hand(people.ischool.berkeley.edu)

283 points by kelseyfrog 3 years ago | 232 comments

Gemini CLI: your open-source AI agent(blog.google)

56 points by meetpateltech 1 year ago | 23 comments

Cyberpunk Video Games(shellzine.net)

39 points by zdw 3 months ago | 30 comments

The rule says, “No vehicles in the park”(novehiclesinthepark.com)

1451 points by luu 3 years ago | 1111 comments

An interactive quiz asking users to judge whether various scenarios violate a hypothetical park rule stating "No vehicles in the park."

What Is the Karakoram Anomaly?(nsidc.org)

74 points by thunderbong 24 days ago | 25 comments

An NSIDC Ask a Scientist article explaining the Karakoram Anomaly, where Karakoram glaciers have gained mass, and the proposed causes and open questions.

Show HN: What if the speed of light was 5 km/h?(rivendell.dmitrybrant.com)

544 points by dmitrybrant 2 months ago | 236 comments

Interactive 3D browser simulation of a park where the speed of light is 5 km/h, showing length contraction, time dilation, Terrell rotation and Doppler effects.

A walking tour of surveillance infrastructure in Seattle (2020)(coveillance.org)

388 points by eustoria 5 months ago | 265 comments

A Coveillance guide describing a walking tour of Seattle surveillance sites, including cameras, Amazon Go, license plate readers, a fusion center, and an AT&T NSA peering site.

Verizon fell for fake "search warrant," gave victim's phone data to stalker(arstechnica.com)

339 points by Shank 2 years ago | 132 comments

Ars Technica article reporting that Verizon handed a victim's phone data to a stalker posing as a police officer with a fake search warrant.

U.S. National Park Service API(nps.gov)

350 points by jeffennell 2 years ago | 166 comments

National Park Service page introducing the NPS Data API, an open API giving developers access to park data for their projects.