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Called on floor: No-call on Draymond Green on a Scotty Pippen layup attempt at 1:29 in 4Q.

Comment: Green (GSW) reaches in and makes illegal contact with Pippen Jr.'s (MEM) wrist after his gather during the driving shot attempt. Video

Call on floor: No-call on Zach Edey offensive rebound resulting in 2 points for Memphis at 1:28 in 4Q

Comment: Edey (MEM) makes contact with the ball while it is in the imaginary cylinder above the rim. Video

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A second One UI 8 leak shows off a couple of other changes in Samsung's Android 16 update, which looks very small.

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Nayib Bukele is so popular with the US right that his refusal Monday to free a Maryland man with no criminal record mistakenly sent to a supermax prison in a foreign country was greeted by MAGA types as being, basically, badass.

The Salvadorian president who has dubbed himself “the world’s coolest dictator” was already a Trumpworld darling partly because of his gift for authoritarian showmanship— and his apparent success reducing crime by jailing alleged criminals with little due process. But his US popularity is

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I recently participated in a debate with Shannon Stirone, a distinguished science writer, on this topic. The debate was sponsored by Open to Debate, and professionally moderated by Emmy award-winning journalist John Donvan.

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New tariffs are looming over the global aircraft manufacturing industry. So, what happens when trade politics meets the world's most interconnected supply chain? The consequences for American aviation and the world could be far more serious than you think....

See also this video

Only halfway in and it's already very interesting and too much for me to summarize but I do love the idea of subtly releasing music to poison models.

The demonstration at 15:07 is a good preview but the entire video is worthwhile.

Or 22:25 for a more malicious use of this tech.

Edit: fixed timestamped links.

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The original was posted on /r/crossstitch by /u/JustARandom_Stranger on 2025-04-13 11:25:28+00:00.

(Humble brag of all my Rubik's cubes)

Hey all, so I'm an ex-mormon who made it through college without a sip of alcohol. I've been trying to play catch-up but my wife and I are scared of bars and all my friends' recommendations have been

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I've been trying to learn how to drink for a couple years now. I've built up a medium collection of bottles (some of which I have no idea what to do with...). I feel like I've gone through most of the classic cocktails, but recently went back through my starting drinks because I think my pallet has opened up as I've gone along. Among the first cocktails I made myself were an old fashioned and a Manhattan and I know I didn't like either, but I'm having a Manhattan right now and really enjoying it (planning on trying an old fashioned again sometime soon).

Anyway, I've frequently wished for an expert to chat with who could give me recommendations. So drop yours below!

Some of the drinks I love:

• Negroni - so far, if there wer

Trump's America threatens European soveregnity to its core. France has long been strivingt for strategic autonomy and proves that this is possible in Europe in a military, energy and technological sense as well. Here's what we can learn from them.