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BBC

  1. Oprah interview: Meghan accuses palace of 'perpetuating falsehoods'
  2. Prince Philip has successful heart procedure, palace says
  3. Budget 2021: Rishi Sunak insists Covid-recovery tax rises fair
  4. Covid: Germany approves AstraZeneca vaccine for over-65s
  5. Phone-hacking: Noel Fielding among latest celebrities to accept damages
  6. Covid-19: Three UK terror plots foiled during pandemic
  7. US suspends tariffs on single malt Scotch whisky
  8. Princess Diana Panorama interview: Police rule out probe
  9. SpaceX: Starship lands safely... then explodes
  10. Ian Brown steps down from festival over vaccine
  11. Women retirees win £2.7bn for underpaid pensions
  12. Rare black fox spotted in London garden
  13. Abbey Road sign sells at auction for £37,000
  14. Alec Baldwin deactivates Twitter account over 'switching accents' joke
  15. Tintern 'secret' medieval tunnel system found by accident
  16. The 'vaccine hunters' helping older people get Covid jabs
  17. Louvre reunited with 'exceptional' armour stolen in 1983
  18. Life discovered deep beneath an Antarctic ice sheet 'shouldn't be there'
  19. Ryan Thomas quits acting after 'losing the bug for it'
  20. Team Sturgeon breathes a sigh of relief
  21. Why are QAnon believers obsessed with 4 March?
  22. 'After the first cancellation it didn't go back to normal'
  23. Argentina: Can one country's change of abortion law alter a continent?
  24. India Supreme Court: Calls for Justice Sharad Bobde to quit over rape remarks
  25. Girl In Red: 'I'm a genre-free artist. Open to everything'
  26. Then and now: A 'megadrought' in California
  27. LeBron James: NBA superstar's evolution from high school prodigy
  28. England's batting fails again in India
  29. Kieran Hardy: Wales scrum-half ruled out of Six Nations
  30. Glasgow and Dublin at growing risk of losing Euro 2020 games
  31. Curtis Jones: Liverpool's 'streetwise' youngster with 'unusual belief'
  32. I never had a goal drought like this, says Chelsea's Werner
  33. Deese Kasinga: What happens when the Premier League academy dream dies?
  34. Is there help for homeowners? And other Budget questions
  35. Budget 2021: 10 ways Rishi Sunak's speech affects you
  36. Budget 2021: What is levelling up and how is it going?
  37. Freeports: What are they and where will they be?
  38. Five things we learnt from the Budget
  39. Budget 2021: Key points at-a-glance
  40. How do we know Covid vaccines are safe?
  41. Covid: What is the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine?
  42. What's the roadmap for lifting lockdown?
  43. Covid: How many people get self-isolation payments?
  44. Covid: When will I get the vaccine?
  45. What are the new rules for testing and hotel quarantine?
  46. Lockdown Learning: What educational resources are on TV, iPlayer and online?

Bitcoin

  1. $49,949.3623
  2. £35,774.5324
  3. €41,501.1769
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Square is buying a majority stake in Tidal
  2. Apple's iPad Air 256GB drops to an all-time low price at Amazon
  3. August's WiFi smart lock is 26 percent off at Wellbots
  4. Honda will sell 100 of its level 3 self-driving Legend sedans in Japan
  5. The Morning After: SpaceX's latest Starship explodes on the landing pad
  6. Samsung and Mastercard are working on a fingerprint payment card
  7. UK opens antitrust probe into Apple’s App Store policies
  8. Microsoft gives Windows 10 Insiders a redesigned news feed
  9. Apple's new service lets you transfer your iCloud Photos to Google
  10. Amazon UK's first checkout-free Fresh grocery store opens in London
  11. WhatsApp adds voice and video calls to its desktop app
  12. Amazon's new Alexa app runs directly on your Xbox
  13. Bloomberg: Next Nintendo Switch can output 4K and has a 7-inch OLED
  14. House Democrats ask YouTube to explain extremism policies
  15. SpaceX's SN10 Starship sticks the landing -- and then explodes
  16. Amazon is reportedly close to a deal to carry more exclusive NFL games
  17. Gmail’s web client can’t handle inclusive emojis properly
  18. Parler sues Amazon again, this time in Washington state
  19. Facebook will start accepting political ads again on March 4th
  20. EA bans a FIFA player for life after racist abuse of ex-footballer Ian Wright
  21. Zynga buys the studio behind 'Torchlight 3'
  22. Netflix's Fast Laughs is a TikTok-style comedy feed for your phone
  23. Nintendo's Switch Pro Controller drops to $59 on Amazon
  24. How to choose the best TV for gaming
  25. Bag maker Peak Design calls out Amazon for its copycat ways

Pinboard

  1. flowchart.fun — An open-source tool for generating flowcharts from text
  2. How I cut GTA Online loading times by 70%
  3. Use Touch ID for sudo on Mac — via David Walsh Blog https://bit.ly/3jm98wP
  4. The small web is beautiful — I believe that small websites are compelling aesthetically, but are also important to help us resist selling our souls to large tech companies. In this essay I present a vision for the “small web” as well as the small software and architectures that power it. Also, a bonus rant about microservices.
  5. GitHub - kuchin/awesome-cto: A curated and opinionated list of resources for Chief Technology Officers, with the emphasis on startups — dreikanter starred kuchin/awesome-cto
  6. Rams Palettes — Colours taken from Dieter Rams legendary production collection for Braun. Made by Chad Ashley. / via Paul Bausch
  7. Gradient Generator: Create Beautiful, Smooth Gradients
  8. The incredible boxes of Hock Wah Yeo | The Obscuritory — Hock Wah Yeo designed the most unusual boxes in the 90s game industry. They delighted game developers — and drove retailers up the wall. Take a close look at
  9. On The Experience of Being Poor-ish, For People Who Aren't - Resident Contrarian — A description (for rich people with money problems) of being lower middle class.
  10. The Five Fallacies That Hamstrung Our Response to COVID-19 — The pandemic is an unwelcome, tragic societal stress test. We should learn from it and work to fix the cracks that were revealed especially since the lessons…
  11. Untitled (https://www.axios.com/republicans-coronavirus-vaccine-hesitancy-023bf32f-3d68-4206-b906-4f701b87c39f.html) — RT @BruceBartlett: Posted without comment to avoid Twitter suspension.
  12. Merge PDF Files - PDF Tools, Local PDF Tools - Right in your Browser — Merge multiple PDFs into one. Your files won't leave your System, Local PDF uses your Browser edit PDfs! Your files will not be sent to another server!
  13. Icons - Google Fonts
  14. How to Read Assembly Language - Scott Wolchok
  15. LEOLABS Data Platform — Nice live-ish visualization
  16. Things your manager might not know
  17. Apple Card disabled my iCloud, App Store, and Apple ID accounts
  18. Semantic Versioning Will Not Save You
  19. picoCAD by Johan Peitz — ❣️picoCAD is released❣️ 📐 Build tiny models! 🎨 Texture with pixel art! 🎥 Export spinning gifs! 💸 Name your own price! 💻 Mac, Windows, and Linux! #️⃣ #pico8 #lowpoly #pixelart #picoCAD Hit RT and go get it: 👇 Read on for more details 👇
  20. Elegant bash conditionals · Tim Visée
  21. Möbius Printing helper
  22. Bitcoin Is Time | dergigi.com
  23. In the Atlantic Ocean, Subtle Shifts Hint at Dramatic Dangers - The New York Times — Beautiful visualization of ocean flow and the impact due to climate change. Nice pairing of immersive globe, 3d & text narrative.
  24. Jonah Edwards - Internet Archive Infrastructure : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive — Presentation to Internet Archive staff
  25. Lotus 1-2-3 — My weekend retro software hacking project was writing a display driver for Lotus 1-2-3, I actually got it working. You can now run 123 in a maximized xterm, I'm sure millions of you are now celebrating 😂
  26. But the environmental issues with crypto art — unsparing rejection of crypto
  27. The Netflix Cosmos Platform. Orchestrated Functions as a… | by Netflix Technology Blog | Mar, 2021 | Netflix TechBlog
  28. Four causes for ‘Zoom fatigue’ and their solutions | Stanford News
  29. Far-Right Platform Gab Has Been Hacked—Including Private Data | WIRED — NEW: Far-Right Platform Gab Has Been Hacked—Including Private Data The transparency group #DDoSecrets will make the 70GB of passwords, private posts, and more available to researchers, journalists, and social scientists.
  30. David Shor’s (Updated) 2020 Autopsy and 2022 Forecast — He made America’s representative institutions greatly biased in favor of Republicans. In the United States, every season is campaign season. via Pocket
  31. Read this before you buy a Soviet camera - Kosmo Foto — Considering buying a Soviet camera? Read Kosmo Foto's in-depth guide to finding and using cameras from the former USSR.
  32. Untitled (https://everestpipkin.medium.com/but-the-environmental-issues-with-cryptoart-1128ef72e6a3) — i cannot believe i had to write this. but.
  33. Build a business, not an audience – Jakob Greenfeld – Experiments in Entrepreneurship and Learning
  34. Google to Stop Selling Ads Based on Your Specific Web Browsing - WSJ
  35. Is Your Browser Extension a Botnet Backdoor? — Krebs on Security
  36. Looking Closely is Everything — by Craig Mod — via tweet: https://twitter.com/craigmod/status/1366390949346111492 : New essay on looking closely at the world — How the (literal) stillness of the pandemic changed my relationship to pretty much everything, and how I hope to carry that out the other side: https://t.co/aJwTJYrlnd
  37. A Vim Guide for Advanced Users
  38. MailTrackerBlocker for Mail on macOS
  39. A Cephalopod Has Passed a Cognitive Test Designed For Human Children
  40. Omar Shehata
  41. Your Thinking Rate Is Fixed — You can’t force yourself to think faster. If you try, you’re likely to end up making much worse decisions. Here’s how to improve the actual quality of your decisions instead of chasing hacks to speed them up. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26302455
  42. Glitch workers sign tech’s first collective bargaining agreement - The Verge — via tweet: https://twitter.com/keithkurson/status/1366784776342962176 : Heyyyy, we've got a historic agreement with management @glitch 😍 https://t.co/LIygYkTl7t
  43. SSH and User-mode IP WireGuard · Fly
  44. UTM | Virtual machines for Mac
  45. The American-Dream-as-a-Service
  46. Why Ventilation Is a Key to Reopening Schools Safely - The New York Times
  47. The Best Font Loading Strategies and How to Execute Them | CSS-Tricks — via CSS-Tricks https://bit.ly/39gvElW
  48. Foundational distributed systems papers
  49. MIT Press Journals
  50. How screen scraping and TinyML can turn any dial into an API « Pete Warden's blog
  51. NFTs and a Thousand True Fans - Andreessen Horowitz
  52. The Art of the Desk Setup — via arun.is https://www.arun.is
  53. Fossil fuel cars make 'hundreds of times' more waste than electric cars | Automotive industry | The Guardian
  54. E-mail Is Making Us Miserable | The New Yorker — Cal Newport, "E-mail Is Making Us Miserable," New Yorker via Instapaper https://ift.tt/3dPR6mu
  55. Jason Statham’s Malibu Beach House Embodies His Connection to Nature | Architectural Digest — TIL Jason Statham has very good interior design taste.
  56. Speed is the killer feature - bdickason.com
  57. Sendy - Send Newsletters 100x cheaper via Amazon SES
  58. The Web’s Missing Interoperability – Stratechery by Ben Thompson — It was 2004, and Tim O’Reilly needed a name for his new conference, and so “Web 2.0” was hatched in a brainstorming session devoted to finding a name. A year…
  59. Untitled (https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-ux-on-this-small-child-is-terrible) — The Ux On This Small Child Is Terrible by Leslie Ylinen
  60. Untitled (https://www.reuters.com/article/retail-trading-nfts/insight-how-a-10-second-video-clip-sold-for-6-6-million-idUKL8N2KV6X9) — People are spending millions of dollars on a new kind of rare object which only exists in the online world. They’re called NFTs. This is one of the most mind-boggling stories I've ever repor…
  61. Why you should take a look at Nomad before jumping on Kubernetes :: Adrian Todorov
  62. Flim
  63. How to Map Mouse Position in CSS | CSS-Tricks — via CSS-Tricks https://bit.ly/39gvElW
  64. Weird architectures weren't supported to begin with
  65. The last message sent on AIM
  66. Rookie coding mistake prior to Gab hack came from site’s CTO | Ars Technica
  67. Cuomo Accused of Unwanted Advance at a Wedding: ‘Can I Kiss You?’ - The New York Times
  68. Stockton’s Basic-Income Experiment Pays Off - The Atlantic — Two years ago, the city of Stockton, California, did something remarkable: It brought back welfare. March 03, 2021 at 12:08PM
  69. Major Universities are Using Race as a “High Impact Predictor” of Student Success – The Markup
  70. Apple Launches Service for Transferring iCloud Photos and Videos to Google Photos - MacRumors — via Starred Articles https://feedbin.com/
  71. Imagine Your Flexible Office Work Future - Culture Study — "When we’re no longer confined to our homes, just think of all the options that will open to you: you can work at a coffee shop, of course, but you can also work…..with your friends? A lot? And your kids will be in school, or in care, but most importantly, not with y…
  72. Splitting the ping — Networks are often asymmetric in many ways, one of the most maddening is latency. I'm releasing one of my tools that tries to reduce the madness of asymmetric packet loss and latency, with some fun notes on accurate time keeping! --- Splitting the ping
  73. Glass Walls — The Studio of James T. Green — My friend James T. Green wrote about his time at Gimlet, and the startupification of story:
  74. Proxima Vara by Mark Simonson
  75. First vaccine to fully immunize against malaria builds on pandemic-driven RNA tech - The Academic Times — Wow, this is an absolute game changer. There's now a mRNA vaccine in the works for malaria. Huge, huge news for Africa. 💚
  76. OrbitDB — About: Peer-to-Peer Databases for the Decentralized Web. OrbitDB is a serverless, distributed, peer-to-peer database. OrbitDB uses IPFS as its data storage and IPFS Pubsub to automatically sync databases with peers. It’s an eventually consistent database that uses CRDTs for conflict-free database merges making Orb…
  77. The Hijacking of Perl.com
  78. trailofbits/graphtage: A semantic diff utility and library for tree-like files such as JSON, JSON5, XML, HTML, YAML, and CSV.
  79. Clickhouse as an alternative to ElasticSearch and MySQL, for log storage and analysis, in 2021 — In 2018, I've written an article about Clickhouse, this piece of content is still pretty popular across the internet, and even was translated a few times.
  80. Killings by Police Declined after Black Lives Matter Protests - Scientific American
  81. The State Of Mobile And Why Mobile Web Testing Matters — Smashing Magazine — via Smashing Magazine https://bit.ly/3gZh8S2
  82. blog — It Can Happen to You A few days ago, a fascinating article about Grand Theft Auto Onlinemade the rounds of the tech news ecosystem. I'd encourage you to read…
  83. SmolCSS — SmolCSS Minimal snippets for modern CSS layouts and components
  84. GitHub - jepsen-io/maelstrom — Something I've been putting together the last few weeks: Maelstrom, a test workbench for writing your own Raft impl.
  85. redbean — redbean single-file distributable web server
  86. Untitled (https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/232.pdf) — Seems like Schnorr just dropped a paper that reduces prime factorization to a shortest-vector-problem on a much smaller basis, and this might actually be the death knell of RSA?
  87. Gigerenzer’s simple rules | Founding Fuel
  88. Intel Core i9-10850K Review: The Real Intel Flagship — wait.. what? Intel has secret super high frequency processors with no warranty... specifically for wall street stock traders? 😵
  89. Opinion | A Better Way to Think About Conspiracies - The New York Times
  90. Review: ‘Beyond Order,’ by Jordan B. Peterson - The Atlantic
  91. SVG Repo - Free SVG Vectors and Icons
  92. pgrange/bash_unit: bash unit testing enterprise edition framework for professionals
  93. Mars: Nasa's Perseverance rover sends stunning images - BBC News
  94. Create animated GIF and WebP from videos using FFmpeg | Matt Joseph
  95. Untitled (https://group.softbank/system/files/pdf/philosophy/vision/next30/next30-presentation_en.pdf) — thinking of SOFTBANK NEXT 30-YEAR VISION again, a 133 page pdf outlining the next 30 years of holding company SoftBank. this is (and i cannot stress this enough) real
  96. Clubhouse Is Recording Your Conversations. That's Not Even Its Worst Privacy Problem | Inc.com
  97. My Home Office 8-Piece Playset| Pretend Play| Fisher Price — This (real) Fisher-Price My Home Office toy set is so bleak: "Better grab a latte to go, that report is due this morning." Ages 3 and up h/t @mkramer
  98. Random: Probability, Mathematical Statistics, Stochastic Processes
  99. Pontins used blacklist of common Irish surnames to keep Traveller families out of holiday parks
  100. An Introduction to macOS Voice Control — I wrote about how to talk to macOS and have it listen to you.

The Next Web

  1. Your company’s AI strategy is failing — here are 3 reasons why
  2. From Google PPC to Facebook ads, this digital marketing mega-package covers it all
  3. Photos of Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo leak ahead of its world premiere
  4. Redmi Note 10 Pro first impressions: The screen is the star
  5. The UK’s used EV market is finally coming of age, it’s time to buy
  6. ‘Chief Awesome Officer’ is an actual job title — suck it, CEOs
  7. WhatsApp finally brings voice and video calls to desktop
  8. Thanks to the internet, we know what’s happening in Myanmar. But a communication blackout may be near
  9. How to transfer your iCloud photos to Google Photos
  10. Facebook to lift ban on political ads on Thursday

Smashing Magazine

  1. Creating An Outside Focus And Click Handler React Component
  2. The State Of Mobile And Why Mobile Web Testing Matters
  3. State Of GDPR In 2021: Cookie Consent For Designers And Developers
  4. Fresh Inspiration For March And A Smashing Winner (2021 Wallpapers Edition)
  5. Building User Trust In UX Design
  6. Building A Discord Bot Using Discord.js
  7. Material Design Text Fields Are Badly Designed
  8. Create Responsive Image Effects With CSS Gradients And `aspect-ratio`
  9. State Of GDPR In 2021: Key Updates And What They Mean
  10. Building Your Own Personal Learning Curriculum
  11. Context And Variables In The Hugo Static Site Generator
  12. Useful DevTools Tips And Shortcuts (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)
  13. Optimizing Video For Size And Quality
  14. Things To Expect From A Smashing Workshop: Form Design Masterclass
  15. What Saul Bass Can Teach Us About Web Design
  16. Building A Web App With React, Redux And Sanity.io
  17. Getting The Most Out Of Git
  18. Smashing Podcast Episode 35 With Stephanie Stimac & Melanie Richards: What’s Next For HTML Controls?
  19. Managing CSS Z-Index In Large Projects
  20. Improving Your Team’s Communication In The Age Of Remote Work
  21. Designing Better Tooltips For Mobile User Interfaces
  22. How To Port Your Web App To Microsoft Teams
  23. Things You Can Do With CSS Today
  24. Inspiring Wallpapers For February 2021 And A Little Creativity Challenge
  25. Dynamic Static Typing In TypeScript
  26. How To Create An Engaging And Useful Chatbot
  27. From Design To Developer-Friendly React Code In Minutes With Anima
  28. Smashing Podcast Episode 34 With Harry Roberts: What’s The State Of Web Performance?
  29. Making Remote Work Work: Useful Tools And Resources
  30. When To Say No To Freelance Projects
  31. How We Improved SmashingMag Performance
  32. How To Build A Node.js API For Ethereum Blockchain
  33. Using Grommet In React Applications
  34. New Year, New Beginnings: Smashing Workshops & Audits
  35. Web Design Trends 2021: The Report
  36. Integrating A Dialogflow Agent Into A React Application
  37. Front-End Performance Checklist 2021
  38. Smashing Podcast Episode 33 With Charlie Gerard: What Is Machine Learning?
  39. Getting Started With The GetX Package In Flutter Applications
  40. How To Make More Money Selling Shopify Apps In 2021

Wirecutter

  1. Saatva Mattress Reviews: An Honest Assessment
  2. How to Clean and Care for Wood Cutting Boards
  3. Casper Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  4. How to Choose the Best Cloth Face Mask for You
  5. The Best Microwave
  6. Sohla El-Waylly Buys This Puckery Spice by the Pound
  7. What Is a VPN and What Can (and Can’t) It Do?
  8. The Best Air Purifier
  9. We Tried to Find the Best Mouth Guard for Teeth Grinding. We Bit Off More Than We Could Chew.
  10. Ring Neighbors Is the Best and Worst Neighborhood Watch App
  11. The Best Kitchen Trash Can
  12. Where to Buy N95s, KN95s, and Surgical-Style Masks You Can Trust
  13. The Best Multi-Bit Screwdriver
  14. The Best Cookware Set
  15. The Best Coffee Grinder
  16. Did Trump Really Make Dishwashers Great Again?
  17. The Best Jump Rope
  18. Bowflex SelectTech 2080 Review: An Adjustable Barbell for Strength Training at Home
  19. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  20. The Instafamous Always Pan Is Not Worth the Hype
  21. The Best Portable Hard Drive
  22. The Best Budget Monitors
  23. The Best USB Hubs and Docks
  24. The Best Basic Smoke Alarm
  25. The Best Anti-Fog for Glasses and a Mask
  26. The 10 Most Popular Stories on Wirecutter
  27. The Best Wireless Headset for Work
  28. The Best Chef’s Knife
  29. The Best Portable Induction Cooktop
  30. The Best Compact Mechanical Keyboards

Sweethome

  1. Saatva Mattress Reviews: An Honest Assessment
  2. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  3. Small Bathroom Ideas
  4. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  5. The Best Vacuum Cleaners
  6. The Best Innerspring Mattresses
  7. Closet Organizing Ideas
  8. Casper Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  9. The Best Humidifier
  10. The Best Mattresses for 2021
  11. The Best Air Purifier
  12. The Best Robot Vacuums
  13. The Best Kitchen Trash Can
  14. The Best Home Security System
  15. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  16. Amazon’s Echo Show Makes It Easy to Keep Family Together While Social Distancing
  17. The Best Multi-Bit Screwdriver
  18. The Best Power Outage Tools and Supplies
  19. The Best Washing Machines (and Their Matching Dryers)
  20. The Best Respirator Mask for Smoke and Dust
  21. The Best Hammer
  22. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  23. The Best Hex Wrenches
  24. The Best Toilet Paper
  25. How to Clean Baseball Hats
  26. Cheap and Simple Ways to Make Your Clothes Feel New Again
  27. How to Clean Leather and Suede Shoes
  28. How to Wash Cashmere Sweaters
  29. The Best Handheld Vacuum
  30. The Best Portable Air Conditioner

Hacker News

  1. Lion: A formally verified, 5-stage pipeline RISC-V core
  2. It Can Happen to You
  3. That Is Not How Your Brain Works
  4. How to Operate an Airport in Antarctica
  5. Tips for Shipping Data Products Fast
  6. TSMC at the head of history’s tide: two high walls and one sharp knife
  7. Show HN: Woice.me – async voice communication for teams: work, at your own pace
  8. Cbonsai: Grow bonsai trees in your terminal
  9. Show HN: Gleek diagram maker – UML class, Sequence, ER diagrams, Flowcharts
  10. Accidentally quadratic: When Python is faster than C++
  11. Find hundreds of open eng roles at YC startups on Y Combinator.com
  12. Bitsquatting Windows.com
  13. We Expect 300k Fewer Births Than Usual This Year in the US
  14. Wit: Wikipedia-Based Image Text Dataset
  15. SoftBank-backed Greensill Capital is on the brink. 50k jobs could be at risk
  16. The Brown M&M's Principle
  17. Don’t blindly prefer emplace_back to push_back
  18. Goat Ops
  19. Twin sisters worth millions thanks to female gamers
  20. Okta to Acquire Auth0 for $6.5B
  21. Iceberg simulator – draw an iceberg and see how it floats and melts
  22. Starship goes up. Starship goes down. But is the program moving forward?
  23. Tidal Acquired by Square
  24. Brave buys a search engine, promises no tracking, no profiling
  25. Killing TurboTax
  26. The Air Force is having to reverse engineer parts of its own stealth bomber
  27. Launch HN: Axiom (YC W21) – No-code browser automation a.k.a. RPA for everyone
  28. M1 MacBook Air hits 900 GFlops in the browser with Safari's experimental WebGPU
  29. A Terse Guide On Hiring Your First Engineering Manager
  30. Google to stop selling ads based on your specific web browsing

Ars Technica

  1. Starship goes up. Starship goes down. But is the program moving forward?
  2. New Nintendo Switch production to begin in June, will be 4K when docked
  3. Researchers build a swimming robot that works in the Mariana Trench
  4. Facebook lifts ban on US political advertising
  5. Google claims it will stop tracking individual users for ads
  6. Comcast hides upload speeds deep inside its infuriating ordering system
  7. Parler sues Amazon (again), claims AWS ban sank a billion-dollar valuation
  8. This startup has an intriguing concept for EV battery swaps
  9. SpaceX recycling vehicle for second Starship launch attempt [Updated]
  10. EA confirms it isn’t secretly “fixing” FIFA matches
  11. CDC to release guide for life after vaccination—with normalcy still far off
  12. All US Apple stores are open for the first time in almost a year
  13. Biden pushes EV chargers as six utilities plan a unified network
  14. Google’s VR dreams are dead: Google Cardboard is no longer for sale
  15. AMD’s RX 6700XT GPU launches March 18 for $479
  16. Meet this year’s winners of the Dance Your PhD contest
  17. Jane Does v. GirlsDoPorn: How 22 millennial women brought down a porn empire
  18. Merck/J&J deal may help US get enough vaccine for all adults by end of May
  19. Cuttlefish can pass the marshmallow test
  20. Intel hit with $2.2 billion patent judgment

Digg

  1. Car Sales Tanked In 2020. Dealerships Had Their Most Profitable Year Ever
  2. The Instafamous Always Pan Is Not Worth the Hype
  3. Girl Notices Something Is Off About Her Bathroom, Discovers A Secret Room Behind Her Mirror
  4. Comedian Has A Brilliant Reply To The Email Her High School Bully Sent Her After She Became Successful
  5. The 10 Senate Seats Most Likely To Flip In 2022
  6. Claudette Colvin: The Woman Who Refused To Give Up Her Bus Seat — Nine Months Before Rosa Parks
  7. This Hand Sanitizer Cam At NBA Games Is, In One Word, Gross
  8. Major Universities Are Using Race As A 'High Impact Predictor' Of Student Success
  9. Working From The Couch Has Never Been Easier
  10. Here's A Pitch Perfect Impression Of A WASP Mom Trying To Cut In Line For The Vaccine
  11. Scathing Report Finds Rep. Ronny Jackson Engaged In 'Inappropriate Conduct' As White House Doctor
  12. The Man Who Saves Forgotten Cats In Fukushima's Nuclear Zone
  13. Watch SpaceX's Starship Rocket — Which Stuck A Perfect Landing Wednesday — Randomly Blow Up Minutes Later
  14. Antarctica Is Running Out Of Wilderness
  15. In The Atlantic Ocean, Subtle Shifts Hint At Dramatic Dangers
  16. Someone Found A Way To Build Electric Ice Skates And Proceeded To Have A Blast
  17. Kelly Loeffler Just Lost Her WNBA Team To A Player She Refused To Meet
  18. These Candles Smell Wonderful, And The Art Is Even Better
  19. Ever Wanted Your Own 3D Printer? Kickstart This One For As Little As $299
  20. Men Are Obsessed With These New Joggers — Try Them For Free And Find Out Why
  21. Man Explains Why You Should Be Careful When You See Wire On Your Car Handle
  22. The Raging Evolutionary War Between Humans And COVID-19
  23. Apple Card Disabled My iCloud, App Store, And Apple ID Accounts
  24. Watch SpaceX Starship SN10 Prototype Successfully Stick The Landing
  25. Scientists Discover Massive 'Space Hurricane' Above Earth
  26. Why 'Homer's Enemy' Remains The Best Episode Of 'The Simpsons'
  27. How 22 Millennial Women Brought Down A Porn Empire
  28. Two Science-Backed Ways To End A Conversation
  29. Someone Made A Short Film About A Dad Teaching Their Son How To Use A Camcorder And It's A Roller Coaster Ride Of Emotions
  30. The Absurd Nike Scandal That Has Sneakerheads Losing Their Minds
  31. Bag Maker Takes Amazon To The Woodshed For Ripping Off Its Design
  32. The Complicated Quagmire Of Dr. Seuss
  33. Your Tweet Goes Viral. Here Come The Companies Asking You To Sell Their Crap
  34. Here's A Useful Trick If You're Stumped By A Question On The SAT Reading Test
  35. The Trouble With Epigenetics, The Trendy Topic Of 'Inherited Trauma'
  36. How A Changing Virus Is Reshaping Scientists' Views On COVID-19
  37. This TikTok About A Man's Tall Friend Being The Keeper Of Secrets Is The Most Whimsical Thing You'll Watch Today
  38. New Orleans Residents Were Baffled By These Odd Clouds. Meteorologists Explain
  39. This Kit Has Everything You Need To Get Started With Raspberry Pi 4
  40. Here's A Nifty Hack For Cooking Steak In Your Toaster That Might Change The Way You Cook Forever
  41. Spam Robocalls Became Profitable Scams By Exploiting The Phone System. Here's How You Can Stop Them
  42. How I Skied — Yes, Skied — Down The Face Of Hawaii's Biggest Waves
  43. This Insane 6-Second Scene From 'Taken 3' Uses 15 Cuts To Show Liam Neeson Jumping A Fence
  44. In Defense Of The Tomato Sandwich
  45. How Some People End Up Living At Airports For Months — Even Years — At A Time
  46. Someone Added The 'Seinfeld' Theme To Ted Cruz's Stand-Up Routine At CPAC And Created A Masterpiece
  47. Here's Exactly How To Do TikTok's Color Personality Test

New Scientist

  1. We may have to rewrite our understanding of gravity
  2. Coronavirus variant names are too confusing - there is a better way
  3. Changing sounds reveal impact of Amazon fires on animal life
  4. Green energy app lets your car charge when electricity is cheapest
  5. Benefits of microdosing psychedelic drugs may be due to placebo effect
  6. Eagle-inspired robot flies by flapping its feather-covered wings
  7. Covid-19 news: US will have vaccine doses for all adults by end of May
  8. Repeated coronavirus lockdowns are taking a severe toll on children
  9. A submersible soft robot survived the pressure in the Mariana trench
  10. Space junk foils astronomers observing oldest galaxy in the universe
  11. Guinea is swiftly vaccinating people to contain latest Ebola outbreak
  12. A warp drive that doesn't break the laws of physics is possible
  13. Playing dead really works to help insects avoid being eaten by birds
  14. Crew of mock lunar 'biosphere' grew food and made oxygen for 200 days
  15. Climate targets at risk as green tech triggers higher energy demands
  16. Algorithm reveals contents of fragile letters sealed for 300 years
  17. Lab-grown meat now mimics muscle fibres like those found in steak
  18. Dolphins that help humans catch fish are being disturbed by ship noise
  19. ‘Little Foot’ hominin was either ill or very hungry in her childhood
  20. Global CO2 emissions have already rebounded above pre-pandemic levels
  21. Conversations go on too long because people are too polite to end them
  22. Most life on Earth will be killed by lack of oxygen in a billion years
  23. How much of a threat is the Brazil variant of coronavirus to the UK?
  24. Neanderthal ears were tuned to hear speech just like modern humans
  25. Climate change is leading to premature births in the Brazilian Amazon
  26. Wikipedia has seen a spike in people editing pages during the pandemic
  27. What could we do for the climate and health if money were no object?
  28. Covid-19 news archive: February 2021
  29. What you eat is influenced by the food choices of people you dine with
  30. We are nowhere near keeping warming below 1.5°C despite climate plans
  31. The Perseverance rover runs on processors used in iMacs in the 1990s
  32. Motor industry lobbied for a loophole in UK fossil fuel car ban
  33. Google uses underwater fibre-optic cable to detect earthquakes
  34. We've finally figured out why there were no medium-sized dinosaurs
  35. Plastic bottles holding 2.3 litres are least harmful to the planet
  36. Male lyrebirds imitate a flock of birds to scare females into mating
  37. Is MSG bad for you or is mass aversion to it just a cultural oddity?
  38. Pufferfish blink by pulling in their eyeballs and puckering their skin
  39. Why insulting people's intelligence is incompatible with open debate
  40. Children are getting long covid and being left with lasting problems
  41. First universal coronavirus vaccine will start human trials this year
  42. Woolly mammoths were hit by climate change but humans wiped them out
  43. A shadow snake has been rediscovered in Ecuador after 54 years
  44. Virtual computer chip tests expose flaws and protect against hackers
  45. Earliest human ancestors may have swung on branches like chimps
  46. Diplodocus-like fossil in Uzbekistan hints Asia was a dinosaur hub
  47. AI smashes video game high scores by remembering its past success
  48. Electrostatic de-icing could make it easier to defrost car windows
  49. Moth species becomes more sexually active when bathed in red light
  50. Whales and dolphins can resist cancer and their DNA reveals why
  51. Earliest American dog hints pets accompanied first people in Americas
  52. Mutation test can quickly reveal which coronavirus variant you have
  53. We've spotted a neutrino blasted out by a black hole shredding a star
  54. Perseverance rover has sent back stunning video and audio from Mars
  55. Face masks needed in the UK until 2022, says poll of disease experts
  56. Watch a slug use a thin thread of slime as a slide to reach the ground
  57. First real world covid-19 vaccine studies show 'spectacular' results
  58. Soft gel could power robot muscles that grow stronger with a workout
  59. Australia's oldest known rock art is a 17,000-year-old kangaroo
  60. Covid-19 is a wake-up call to stop abusing the ecosystems we depend on
  61. Brazil is using the pandemic to weaken environmental protections
  62. NASA's Perseverance rover has sent back incredible images from Mars
  63. Why hasn’t India had a second wave of the coronavirus?
  64. Sun's bumpy magnetic fields might explain why its atmosphere is so hot
  65. What’s next for the Mars Perseverance rover? Your questions answered
  66. Soil safely filters 38 million tonnes of human waste each year
  67. Deepest land-dwelling microbes found at bottom of 5km hole in China
  68. Uber drivers are workers, rules UK Supreme Court - what happens next?
  69. The US Army is building the most powerful laser weapon in the world
  70. Earth's magnetic field flipping linked to extinctions 42,000 years ago
  71. NASA's Perseverance rover has landed safely on the surface of Mars
  72. Humans have severely affected fish biodiversity in half of all rivers 
  73. Dogs prove they are aware of their own bodies when playing fetch
  74. People can answer questions about their dreams without waking up
  75. Sharing your route in advance could cut electric car charging queue
  76. How archaeologists are using futuristic tech to uncover ancient cities
  77. Using mountains as 'water batteries' could cut UK's nuclear power need
  78. Facebook's Australian news ban is a fight the whole world should watch
  79. Oldest evidence of malted barley shows ancient Scandinavians made beer
  80. First million-year-old DNA extracted from Siberian mammoth teeth
  81. Some online food shoppers make healthier choices if they are ‘nudged’
  82. Two coronavirus variants have merged – here's what you need to know
  83. Exclusive: On board the mission to one of the world’s largest icebergs
  84. Juno spacecraft spots meteor fireball lighting up Jupiter’s skies
  85. What do the new coronavirus variants mean for a return to normality?
  86. Knifefish use electric fields to develop a complex social hierarchy
  87. Some frogs stop being able to jump if they become dehydrated
  88. A tiny spider can spin different types of web for land, air and water
  89. Exclusive: Two variants have merged into heavily mutated coronavirus
  90. Wrinkling atom-thin layers of carbon could make tiniest chips yet
  91. Insect brains will teach us how to make truly intelligent robots
  92. Physicists finally worked out why ice is slippery after 150 years
  93. Chip-based DNA testing wrong more than right for very rare variants
  94. We have spotted two planets orbiting a backwards-spinning star
  95. People’s actions are making a real difference against the coronavirus
  96. Wind turbine emoji request ends in sad face for climate campaigners
  97. Life found beneath Antarctic ice sheet 'shouldn't be there'
  98. Chimpanzees seem to 'speak' in sentences of three or more calls
  99. Bill Gates took private jet to Paris climate summit, his book reveals
  100. Evidence for a hidden ‘Planet Nine’ beyond Neptune has weakened

Slashdot

  1. Square To Buy Jay-Z's Music Service Tidal
  2. SpaceX Launches 60 New Starlink Satellites
  3. Biden Pushes EV Chargers As Six Utilities Plan a Unified Network
  4. Space Hurricane Seen Above Magnetic North Pole Was Raining Electrons
  5. US Issues Warning After Microsoft Says China Hacked Its Mail Server Program
  6. SpaceX Mars Prototype Rocket Nails Landing For the First Time, But Explodes On Pad
  7. Cephalopod Passes Cognitive Test Designed For Human Children
  8. AMD Unveils New Radeon RX 6700 XT Midrange GPU To Take On GeForce RTX 3060 Ti
  9. Apple Launches Service For Transferring iCloud Photos, Videos To Google Photos
  10. Facebook Lifts Political Ad Ban
  11. How Worried Should You Be About Those Tom Cruise Deepfakes?
  12. Okta Says It's Buying Security Rival Auth0 For $6.5 Billion
  13. ICANN Refuses To Accredit Pirate Bay Founder Peter Sunde Due To His 'Background'
  14. Samsung Will Soon Ship Micro LED TVs, But Mini LED Still Leads the Lineup
  15. Navajo Nation Hospital Targeted By Large-Scale Ransomware Hack

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. Trideo's Gigantic 3D Printer Has a Build Area of One Square Meter
  2. Bring-a-Trailer for Awesome '80s and '90s Cars: Rad for Sale
  3. "Patented" Book: Industrial Design History as Told Through 1,000 Influential Patents
  4. A Clever Flip-Top, Dual-Surface Workbench Design
  5. Connor Holland's Incredible "Inflated Steel" Product Designs, Made by DIY Hydroforming
  6. 5 Tips for Putting Together an Impeccable Design Awards Entry in Record Time
  7. Production Methods: Hydroforming Makes Complicated, Lightweight, Monolithic Metal Parts Possible
  8. No-Contact Floating Holographic Keypads from Japan
  9. "One-Stop Shop" Rapid Prototyping Machine Builds a Drone That Then Flies Out of the Machine
  10. The Sharpie Ultimate Collection
  11. 12 Months Later: How Consumer Tech Has Responded to the Pandemic
  12. Guy Who "Can't Draw" is Actually a Genius Artist, Raises $83k for Charity
  13. Love Hultén's Take on the Original Apple I Housing
  14. Oakley Designs Facemask with Eyewear Channel to Prevent Fogging Your Glasses
  15. New Windowless Taco Bell On Stilts Design is Result of "Auto-Dominated Market Forces"

CNET

  1. Square is acquiring a majority stake in Tidal - CNET
  2. Microsoft's Surface ANC headphones are on sale for $438 less than Apple AirPods Max - CNET
  3. Oprah interview with Meghan and Prince Harry: Start time and what to know - CNET
  4. Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo reveal: Watch the electric wagon debut here - Roadshow
  5. Cellphone inventor calls the digital divide 'unacceptable' - CNET
  6. Paramount Plus: Everything to know about CBS All Access' replacement - CNET
  7. Redmi Note 10 Pro: Xiaomi's midrange dynamo has a 120Hz display - CNET
  8. N95 vs. KN95 vs. KF94 masks: What's the difference and which should you use? - CNET
  9. In the UK, some families must choose between internet access and food - CNET
  10. Requesting an IRS payment trace for missing stimulus checks: When to do it and how it works - CNET
  11. The best 15-inch gaming and work laptop for 2021 - CNET
  12. Windows 10 troubleshooting: How to solve your most annoying problems - CNET
  13. Windows 10 spring 2021 update: All the new features and when to download - CNET
  14. AMD 6700XT announced, Arizona considers new laws for app store payments video - CNET
  15. Best Windows laptop for 2021 - CNET
  16. Paramount Plus vs. Netflix vs. HBO Max vs. Disney Plus vs. Discovery Plus: How the streamers compare - CNET
  17. Mortgage rates on March 4, 2021: Rates push higher - CNET
  18. Download Netflix shows and movies to your phone 3 different ways - CNET
  19. 5 best emoji keyboards for Android and iOS - CNET
  20. UK opens antitrust investigation into Apple App Store over developer terms - CNET
  21. How much money you could really get in a third stimulus check? See for yourself - CNET
  22. 2021 Dodge Durango SRT 392 review: A big, comfy, 475-hp couch - Roadshow
  23. iPhone 12 vs. iPhone 11: Every major difference between Apple's phones -- should you upgrade? - CNET
  24. Stimulus bill showdown: Senate has under 2 weeks to solve big problem, pass package - CNET
  25. WhatsApp adds voice and video calls to its desktop app - CNET

Reddit

  1. Octopuses, the most neurologically complex invertebrates, both feel pain and remember it, responding with sophisticated behaviors, demonstrating that the octopus brain is sophisticated enough to experience pain on a physical and dispositional level, the first time this has been shown in cephalopods.
  2. Third Time's the Charm! SpaceX successfully aces landing of Starship SN10 prototype
  3. The sniper who did not need sleep
  4. This looks like a crack on the wall until you look closely and its ... people ... tiny people art.
  5. GME Megathread for March 04, 2021
  6. Ünnamed, the devourer of pies
  7. Hard hitting investigative journalism & pultizer prize winning stuff right here
  8. The Power of Friendship
  9. Chicha from The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) is the first pregnant female character to appear in a Disney animated feature film, according to the DVD commentary. She’s also one of the first mother characters in a Disney film not to be killed off or villainized.
  10. Stop it already. Y’all don’t practice what you preach.
  11. Golden mouse with wavy fur!
  12. Indians in India
  13. Whoa
  14. Meet Billy the Kid - Sharpened and animated by AI from only existing picture
  15. Report: New Nintendo Switch With 4K Output, OLED Screen Will Release Before Christmas
  16. Ah nostalgia...
  17. "Here's your car back"
  18. [Haas F1 Team] Introducing the Uralkali Haas F1 Team VF-21...
  19. Alex Ovechkin spears Trent Frederic in the privates
  20. Daniel Radcliffe looks exactly like Harry Potter! 😱
  21. Nintendo Plans Switch Model With Bigger Samsung OLED Display
  22. Kid gets thrown out of McDonald's
  23. no authority
  24. I don't want to know what they are doing in there
  25. For those thinking of moving from the bay to Texas...think twice before you do.
  26. Lose enough money with Fidelity and they'll send you a letter perfect for framing
  27. Feels like just 5 minutes ago we were all talking about being Jedi
  28. Anon encounters racism
  29. [Highlight] Embiid hits the contested triple to send the game to OT
  30. Police officer cheats on his wife while on duty and gets the other girl pregnant.
  31. Seriously, read or be read.
  32. My heart just melted.
  33. Elizabeth Ann, the first ever cloned black-footed ferret (Endangered species), created from the frozen cells of a ferret that died more than 30 years ago. She was cloned from a cell line that has been cryopreserved since 1988 at the San Diego Zoo Global Frozen Zoo.
  34. PragerPoo
  35. Lord give me strength
  36. [Image] Spend your time wisely
  37. Inconvenient at worst
  38. Seriously, guys - This place needs more 2003 Clone Wars Memes
  39. Cursed_Planets
  40. Somethings just never change
  41. And they wonder why piracy is still alive in 2021.
  42. Ethics Report Finds Elaine Chao Used Trump Cabinet Post to Promote Family Interests
  43. The Cheerleaders can break dress code because they’re school uniforms? Guess I’m wearing mine!
  44. ‘I-5 Strangler’ found strangled to death in his cell in California prison
  45. I’m just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe... How YOU doin?!
  46. :(
  47. Lawsuit: Former New Orleans police officer sexually abused 14-year-old he drove to hospital for rape kit
  48. Rumor: The Assassins Creed Game Called Warriors is Set To Release in 2022 and Will be in Japan
  49. LPT: How to disable your 'online' status on Reddit
  50. Blue Korra is cool but fish boi is better
  51. Done me a confused
  52. Junior Dos Santos and Alistair Overeem have apparently been cut
  53. Seriously, no mercy at all
  54. Beautiful day at Santorini
  55. I combined all the top GME memes into 1 epic video
  56. Removing discolored varnish from an old painting (Baumgartner Restoration)
  57. So you wanna play huh?
  58. Puns in Sign Language
  59. Stockton’s Basic-Income Experiment Pays Off "The families receiving the $500 a month tended to spend the money on essentials, including food, home goods, utilities, and gas. (Less than 1 percent went to cigarettes and alcohol.) "
  60. A WWI German Soldier recalls fighting a French Soldier and leaves a very important message about War
  61. The same sh*t keeps happening
  62. blessed_bee
  63. Feudalism
  64. A decent smile is defo a want and not a need in these times 😭
  65. Haas sponsors this year compared to McLaren
  66. Thanks, I hate a smile at the push of a button
  67. Got a jawline like handsome squidward
  68. To discredit BLM
  69. curse these broken hands of mine
  70. Cameras off, please!
  71. World War Z is one the best books I've ever read.
  72. To all the small hodlers, keeping your coins at an exchange might be the best thing for you
  73. TIFU by asking my nurse if she had gotten the covid vaccine
  74. Saw this on my Local Wisconsin news
  75. Ensure we never dream again, Noah
  76. At the start of Covid lockdown last year, I was depressed and heading in the wrong direction. Spent the year getting my health back in line and was able to stop taking anti depressants along the way. Feel good again!
  77. Anon becomes a redditor
  78. The crowd goes wild when SpaceX’s SN10 lands
  79. To whoever just posted about having suicidal thoughts (or to anyone else feeling down)
  80. Goodfellas (1992). During the continuous shot introducing Mafia members “Fat Andy” is introduced. “Fat Andy” is played by NYPD Detective Louis Eppolito. Eppolito besides being a cop was also a hit man for the mob. In 2006 he was convicted of 8 counts of murder (amongst a bevy of other charges)
  81. Bianca v Gia on IG
  82. Logic 💯
  83. pain
  84. U.S. Senator Ron Johnson argues against $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan because 1 trillion dollars all stacked on top of each other is very tall
  85. This is so true it hurts
  86. Thor's perfect disguise check
  87. 'I Hate it Here' Trends on Twitter in Texas After Greg Abbott Lifts Mask Mandate
  88. Sad boi after his favorite toy, Maple the Monkey, finally falls apart
  89. Wanna try again?
  90. My boyfriend sent me this article about how ALL women loves sucking dicks and the reason why I didn’t enjoy sucking his was because I’m in “denial”. Bruh
  91. Diana, Me, Colored pencils, 2021
  92. Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's - Somewhere Over the Rainbow [Hawaii] has exceeded 1 billion YT listens
  93. Starship | SN10 | High-Altitude Flight Test
  94. Wrote to my MP about the insane housing prices using the free postcard from CanadaPost.
  95. New Photo from Falcon and The Winter Soldier? Looks to be Sam in Steve’s House from Endgame
  96. A baby otter in water for the first time
  97. That sneeze and that splash
  98. [Dynamite Spoilers] Cody is a madman
  99. The disappointment
  100. Long before color-sensitive film was invented, Russian photographer Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky took 3 individual black and white photos, each with a filter (red, blue and green) to create high quality photos in full color. This self portrait is over 108 years old!

The Verge

  1. Eve is rolling out Thread support to more of its smart home lineup
  2. Amazon’s Halo fitness tracker is getting Alexa integration
  3. Elgato’s new Light Strip can make your setup look more chill
  4. Jack Dorsey’s Square, Inc. is buying a majority stake in Jay-Z’s streaming service Tidal
  5. Xiaomi’s $260 Redmi Note 10 Pro has a 120Hz screen and a 108-megapixel camera
  6. Senators call on FCC to quadruple base high-speed internet speeds
  7. Amazon’s new Alexa app for Xbox brings visual assistant features to your TV
  8. Skydio drones reportedly owned by more than 20 US police agencies
  9. Microsoft’s Windows 10 UI overhaul continues with new system icons
  10. Far-right news and misinformation received the most engagement on Facebook during 2020 US election

Wired

  1. All Our Favorite Accessories for the Nintendo Switch
  2. Why Can't I Stop Staring at My Own Face on Zoom?
  3. Can Alien Smog Lead Us to Extraterrestrial Civilizations?
  4. Shark's Stick Vacuum Is No Dyson-Killer
  5. The Rise of Unapologetically Erotic LGBTQ+ Games
  6. Adoption Moved to Facebook and a War Began
  7. The Murder Hornets Nature Doc Disguised as a True-Crime Show
  8. The Secret Behind North Dakota’s Speedy Vaccine Rollout
  9. The Best Used Tech to Buy (and Sell)
  10. Gab's CTO Introduced a Critical Vulnerability to the Site
  11. Everything You Need to Know About the Coronavirus
  12. Here's All the Gear You Need to Start Climbing
  13. The Pandemic Nearly Shuttered My Church. Technology Saved It
  14. How Far Away From Perseverance Did the Descent Stage Land?
  15. TikTok Played a Key Role in MAGA Radicalization
  16. Help! I’m Sneaking Into My Office. Is This So Wrong?
  17. If You Transplant a Head, Does Its Consciousness Follow?
  18. Soak in Your Own Sweat Inside a Heated Sauna Blanket
  19. Who Is R. A. Lafferty? And Is He the Best Sci-Fi Writer Ever?
  20. Fake News Gets More Engagement on Facebook—If It’s Right-Wing

LifeHacker

  1. How to Get an Amazon Echo to Tell You a Room's Temperature
  2. Use Dried-Up Ginger to Make a Flavored Oil
  3. Cut the Cord on Cleaning: Dyson's V7 Fluffy HEPA Cordless Vacuum Is Down to $200 at Newegg
  4. How to Overcome Religious Shame in Your Sex Life
  5. How to Watch the SpaceX Rocket Launch
  6. How to Make Your Own Chili Oil
  7. You Won't Regret Dropping Money on Today’s Best Amazon Deals
  8. The 10 Best Deals of March 3, 2021
  9. How to Use Twitter 'Spaces' to Make Your Own Clubhouse
  10. How to Not Be Sore All the Time After Exercise
  11. How to Make Your Hashtags More Reader-Friendly
  12. How to Get Music for Your Podcast
  13. How to Be a Better ‘Audience’ for Your Older Kid’s Interests
  14. How to Change Your Default Music Player in iOS 14.5
  15. Grab a Nextbase Dash Cam for $130 and Record Your Open Road Adventures
  16. Why Your Kitchen Needs a Paint Brush
  17. How to Spot a Deepfake Without Even Watching the Video
  18. Always Check a Steam Game's Publisher and Developer Before Buying
  19. Wednesday's Best Deals: Call of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War, Vankyo Mini Projector, Bath Towels, LEGO Statue of Liberty, Molekule Air Mini, Roborock Robot Vacuums, and More
  20. Get Free Krispy Kreme Doughnuts for the Rest of This Week
  21. 15 Films You Need to Watch, Directed by Women of Color
  22. Fast-Charge Your iPhone 12 with an Insanely Great Anker 20W Nano Charger at 15% Off
  23. When You Should Say 'Thank You' Instead of 'Sorry'
  24. Consider Your Data Privacy When Making MyHeritage 'Deepfakes'
  25. How to Help Your Struggling Tween

The Onion

  1. 5 Things To Know About ‘Allen V. Farrow’
  2. Average American Life Expectancy Falls One Year After 97,000-Square-Mile Anvil Drops On Wyoming
  3. Dr. Seuss Publisher Pulls Books With Racist Imagery
  4. New Texas Law Requires All Masks Have Word ‘Pussy’ Written Across Front
  5. Biden Nominates Popular Twitter Account @PossumEveryHour For OMB After Discovering Bipartisan Support Of Tweets
  6. Trump Secretly Received Covid-19 Vaccine Before Leaving White House
  7. Popular New Podcast Just Mark Ruffalo Reading Names Of Murder Victims
  8. The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine By The Numbers
  9. Previously Unheard Story About Mom’s Uncle Adds Intriguing Layer To Family History Of Mental Illness
  10. Texas Governor Announces State’s Morgues Now Allowed To Operate At 100% Capacity
  11. Parakeet Unaware Its Companionship The Only Thing Stopping Man From Committing One Of Bloodiest Acts In American History
  12. Pros And Cons Of Sharing Vaccine Supplies And Technology
  13. New Military Diversity Initiative Aims To Make Leadership Look More Like Countries They Invade
  14. Capitol Rioter Texted ‘Moron’ To Ex Who Then Turned Him In
  15. Publisher Assures Readers They Can Still Make Dr. Seuss As Racist As They Want With Power Of Imagination
  16. Former French President Found Guilty Of Corruption
  17. U.S. Allocates $500 Million For Mohammed Bin Salman To Use On Anger Management Counseling
  18. World Leaders Pledge To Cut Emissions By As Much As They Can Realistically Back Out Of
  19. Cherokee Chief Asks Jeep To Stop Using Tribe’s Name
  20. A Timeline Of Chocolate
  21. Non Protest March
  22. Dappled Sunbeam Wasted On Corpse In Woods
  23. Wow: You Can Actually Just Press ‘L3’ To Talk To The Enemies In ‘Demon’s Souls,’ And It Turns Out They’re Really Nice
  24. Justice Department Report Finds Majority Of Homicides Occur Before Opening Credits
  25. Single-Dose Vaccine To Begin Distribution

The Register

TechMeme

  1. Study: between Aug. 10, 2020 and Jan. 11, 2021, far-right pages that regularly posted misinformation drew more engagement than all other partisan news pages (Issie Lapowsky/Protocol)
  2. TytoCare, which uses AI-trained devices to collect patient health data and alert them of abnormalities, raises $50M led by Insight Partners (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
  3. Amazon opens its first cashierless store outside of the US with an Amazon Fresh location in London, UK (Sarah Butler/The Guardian)
  4. Jungle Scout, which builds tools for inventory management and sales intelligence for companies selling on Amazon, raises $110M growth round (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  5. Virtual events startup Hopin raises $400M at a $5.65B valuation, more than double its valuation in its November round (Ryan Browne/CNBC)
  6. Square acquires a majority stake in Jay-Z's streaming service Tidal for $297M; Jay-Z will join Square's board (Katherine Rosman/New York Times)
  7. Bolt, which is building an on-demand network of services to transport people, food, and other items, raises €20M from the International Finance Corporation (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  8. Amazon Web Services announces that Ethereum is now available on its Amazon Managed Blockchain service, allowing its users to set up Ethereum nodes (MK Manoylov/theblockcrypto.com)
  9. Facebook adds one-to-one voice and video calling to the WhatsApp desktop app, but the browser version, WhatsApp Web, is not getting this feature at the moment (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  10. Deliveroo chooses London as the venue for its planned $7B stock market listing after the government made rule changes allowing founders to keep more control (Jasper Jolly/The Guardian)
  11. Netflix plans to release 41 Indian films and shows this year, spending three times more on the Indian catalog this year than the past two years combined (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  12. Researchers have devised a digital method to virtually unfold and read letters sealed with "letterlocking", an old practice of securing letters before envelopes (William J. Broad/New York Times)
  13. UK antitrust authorities say they plan to investigate Apple's App Store to probe whether it is abusing its market power to restrict competition (Bloomberg)
  14. Report: YouTube's critical role in cross-platform misinformation in the 2020 election was enabled by more permissive policies and by its popularity (Casey Newton/Platformer)
  15. Kings of Leon to be one of the first bands to debut an album as part of an NFT package, with tokens unlocking perks like limited-edition vinyl and concert seats (Samantha Hissong/Rolling Stone)