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N95 is a type of respirator mask that filters out at least 95% of airborne particles, including viruses and bacteria, providing high-level protection against respiratory infections like COVID-19.

1. CWWK x86-P6 NAS Review – Intel N150 4xM.2 SSD Mini NAS (www.servethehome.com)
   9 points by transpute 25 days ago | discuss
2. Starbuck v. Google LLC N25C-10-211 (Del.Super. Oct.22,2025) [pdf] (fingfx.thomsonreuters.com)
   3 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 10 days ago | discuss
3. LattePanda Iota Debuts: Palm-Sized x86 Single-Board Computer with Intel N150 (www.techpowerup.com)
   2 points by mlcq 24 days ago | discuss
4. Starbuck v. Google LLC N25C-10-211 (Del.Super. Oct.22,2025) [pdf] (fingfx.thomsonreuters.com)
   1 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 10 days ago | discuss
5. Reinforcement Fine Tuning a Pangu Model (www.youtube.com)
   2 points by kesor 12 days ago | discuss
6. IKEA Catalogs 1951-2021 (ikeamuseum.com)
   507 points by bookofjoe 26 days ago | 139 comments
7. Windows 3.1 in a Windows 95 Virtual Machine (2022) (www.geoffchappell.com)
   71 points by Lammy 29 days ago | 54 comments
8. 95% of kids with "bubble boy" disease cured by one-time gene therapy (newatlas.com)
   13 points by alexcos 15 days ago | discuss
9. Go rate limiter that writes 95%-99% less I/O (github.com)
   12 points by etalazz 15 days ago | 1 comments
10. Cognition Releases SWE-1.5: Near-SOTA Coding Performance at 950 tok/s (cognition.ai)
    11 points by yashvg 4 days ago | 8 comments
11. How did the Windows 95 UI code get brought to the Windows NT code base? (devblogs.microsoft.com)
    9 points by petercooper 5 days ago | discuss
12. AMD Ryzen 9 9950X vs. 9950X3D on Windows 11 and Ubuntu Linux (www.phoronix.com)
    6 points by rbanffy 13 days ago | 4 comments
13. How did the Win 95 user interface code get brought to the Windows NT code base? (devblogs.microsoft.com)
    5 points by soheilpro 5 days ago | discuss
14. Jensen Huang says Nvidia went from 95% market share in China to 0% (fortune.com)
    5 points by zerosizedweasle 14 days ago | discuss
15. 1958 Mars Bluff B-47 Nuclear Weapon Loss Incident (en.wikipedia.org)
    5 points by nikolay 16 days ago | discuss
16. Why 95% of AI Projects Are Failing to Generate Returns (medium.com)
    3 points by pcodesdev 29 days ago | 3 comments
17. How did the Win 95 user interface code get brought to the Windows NT code base? (www.osnews.com)
    3 points by ksec 4 days ago | 1 comments
18. In 1953, the Ford X-100 Concept Car Had It All (spectrum.ieee.org)
    3 points by pseudolus about 1 hour ago | discuss
19. Ford X-100: A Futuristic 1950s Concept Car (spectrum.ieee.org)
    3 points by rbanffy 2 days ago | discuss
20. How did the Windows 95 UI code get brought to the Windows NT code base? (devblogs.microsoft.com)
    3 points by Aloha 2 days ago | discuss
21. Japan Builds a Living Wall: 395Km Tsunami Barriers and a Forest of 9M Trees (www.industrytap.com)
    3 points by warrenm 5 days ago | discuss
22. The outside investigation of SoftRAM 95 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
    3 points by AndrewDucker 20 days ago | discuss
23. Setun (1958) the First Modern Ternary Computer (en.wikipedia.org)
    3 points by sans_souse 25 days ago | discuss
24. Ford X-100: A Futuristic 1950s Concept Car (spectrum.ieee.org)
    2 points by rbanffy about 10 hours ago | 1 comments
25. Show HN: EchoStack – Deployable Voice-AI Playbooks (p95 < 300 ms) (getechostack.com)
    2 points by solomonayoola 5 days ago | 1 comments
26. The Transistor: a 1953 documentary, anticipating its coming impact on technology [video] (www.youtube.com)
    2 points by LaSombra 11 days ago | 1 comments
27. Rugby Is a Better Game (1952) (www.theatlantic.com)
    2 points by JumpCrisscross 28 days ago | 1 comments
28. AI identifies enzyme that can digest polyurethane with 95% yield (arstechnica.com)
    2 points by summarity about 11 hours ago | discuss
29. Show HN: Sentient – AI-powered customer feedback analysis with 95% accuracy
    2 points by iedayan03 3 days ago | discuss
30. Could flashes of light in 1950s photos be UFOs? Some researchers think so (www.space.com)
    2 points by JPLeRouzic 3 days ago | discuss