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This Week in Sports Trivia: November 6, 2025
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Is ChatGPT's Atlas Browser the Future of Internet?
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I made a browser extension that fills web forms with fake data for testing — FakerFill 🚀
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I Got Tired of Deceptive Casino Bonuses, So I Built a "Truth Calculator" with Vanilla JavaScript. Here's How You Can Too.
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HTB: Dump
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I Processed the Internet on a Single Machine to Find Valuable Expired Domains
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Discovering DEVONthink 4: Server
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PlayStation Portal now streams PS5 games from the cloud, like it should have done at launch, but it's not free - PC Guide
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Building Browser-Native Presentations with Scittle
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Bulk Import Content into NotebookLM (Chrome Extension)
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Update 0.5.6 - New tutorial system!
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Introducing sillyposting
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Large Language Models as Information Sources: Distinctive Characteristics and Types of Low-Quality Information
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How to check if a .onion is alive or dead (with Hidden Service Descriptors)
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Tiny GenBI: Lightweight Agent for business analysis
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American Wind Farms
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Sea change
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Arachnophobes, look away now! World's biggest spiderweb is discovered - and it contains more than 111,000 creepy crawlies
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