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BBC

  1. Covid: Hancock defends 'fair' tier 3 offer for Greater Manchester
  2. Nigeria unrest: Protesters 'shot dead' in Lagos
  3. Covid: China's Sinovac vaccine to be included in Brazil immunisation plan
  4. France teacher attack: Pupil's father 'exchanged texts with killer'
  5. Jamal Khashoggi: Journalist's fiancee sues Saudi crown prince
  6. Elderly couple, married for 60 years, reunited after 215 days apart
  7. Royal Mail launches 72p parcel pick-up service
  8. Five ways the virus has changed Netflix
  9. Manchester Arena Inquiry: Security 'fobbed off' bomber concerns
  10. Sadiq Khan condemns 'draconian' conditions of TfL rescue
  11. Machines to 'do half of all work tasks by 2025'
  12. Wrestling: Nadia Sapphire was 'harassed and groomed'
  13. Elation as Nasa's Osiris-Rex probe tags asteroid Bennu in sample bid
  14. The Papers: 'Chaos' of Manchester curbs and PM's 'tussles'
  15. Coronavirus: 'I just wish my parents were still here'
  16. Christie hospital: Inside Europe's largest cancer unit
  17. Love Island’s Shaughna: ‘I was trolled for my fat legs’
  18. 'Cost of removing cladding is ripping our lives apart'
  19. Knot numbers hit record level at RSPB Snettisham
  20. 'Rubbish' pet portraits raise £5k for homeless
  21. Stormzy's stab-proof vest up for design award
  22. Bletchley Park’s contribution to WW2 'over-rated'
  23. Coronavirus: How are people breaking the rules?
  24. US election 2020: Why it can be hard to vote in the US
  25. CEO Secrets: Juggling kids and a new lockdown business
  26. Clare Balding: 'Animals have shaped me more than people'
  27. Covid: How to protest during a global pandemic
  28. Why the US election could decide battle against climate change
  29. Brexit: Will the UK and the EU co-operate on security?
  30. Late Rashford goal earns Man Utd win at PSG
  31. Mendy 'shows quality' as Chelsea frustrated in home draw with Sevilla
  32. Vuelta a Espana: Chris Froome struggles as Primoz Roglic wins first stage
  33. Pickford tackle on Van Dijk 'completely stupid'
  34. Liverpool & Man Utd 'approached' as talks for new £4.6bn European league begin
  35. Kylian Mbappe: Why PSG striker could move to Real Madrid or Liverpool
  36. Kyler Murray & Christian Kirk shine as Arizona Cardinals beat Dallas Cowboys
  37. Covid: What will the Tier 3 rules for Greater Manchester be?
  38. Local lockdown rules: What Covid tier is my area in?
  39. Covid symptoms: Is it a cold, flu or coronavirus?
  40. Coronavirus: What powers do police have if people break Covid rules?
  41. Covid: What are the lockdown rules in place across Europe?
  42. Coronavirus: Can I eat out with someone from a different tier?
  43. Coronavirus: How to get a Covid test
  44. UK travel restrictions: Which countries can I visit without quarantining?
  45. Covid: What is a circuit-breaker?
  46. Support bubbles: How do they work and who is in yours?
  47. Covid: What will you be able to do in Wales lockdown?
  48. Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?
  49. Covid: What happens if someone in school tests positive?
  50. Covid: How worried should we be?
  51. Job Support Scheme: What is changing after furlough?
  52. Coronavirus: What are the rules for face masks or face coverings?
  53. Coronavirus: Do people still have to shield?
  54. Coronavirus: How many people can attend a wedding?
  55. Covid symptoms: What are they and how do I protect myself?
  56. Circuit breaker: What is a circuit-breaker lockdown?
  57. Covid-19 pandemic: Tracking the global coronavirus outbreak
  58. Coronavirus: What are Northern Ireland's new Covid rules?
  59. Coronavirus: Simple guide to staying safe
  60. Covid Sage documents: The scientific evidence and what No 10 then did
  61. Coronavirus: What does the tier system mean for UK holidays?
  62. Coronavirus: When and how are pubs allowed to open?
  63. How Kamala Harris highlights what women in politics face
  64. US election 2020: A really simple guide
  65. US election 2020: What are Trump's and Biden's policies?
  66. US election 2020 polls: Who is ahead - Trump or Biden?
  67. Electoral College: Which voters really decide the US election?
  68. US 2020 election: Who does China really want to win?
  69. US election: What can the US learn from other pandemic elections?
  70. US election 2020: Why it matters so much to Germans
  71. US election 2020: How would Biden change foreign policy?

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Engadget

  1. Quibi chairman reportedly looked into selling its content library
  2. GMC's 1000HP Hummer EV is an 'all-electric supertruck'
  3. AOC's 'Among Us' Twitch stream pulls in over 400,000 viewers
  4. Ford will use its Escape SUV to power a self-driving car service
  5. NASA's OSIRIS-REx successfully collected bits of an orbiting asteroid
  6. One-time Foursquare competitor Gowalla is coming back as an AR app
  7. Snap is adding new users and growing its ad business during the pandemic
  8. Apple's HomePod gets its new intercom feature today
  9. Netflix predicts it will hit 200 million subscribers this year
  10. Watch NASA's OSIRIS-REx try to collect an asteroid sample at 5PM ET
  11. Netflix plans to boost subscriptions with 48-hour StreamFest
  12. Windows 10's October update is rolling out with a refreshed Start menu
  13. Apple will delete the fan-made app that brought Stadia to iPhone
  14. A Telegram bot network is being used to create deepfake nudes
  15. These wireless earbuds claim to last 100 hours on the go
  16. Amazon's Luna game streaming platform is now in early access
  17. Best Buy revives Prime Day prices for Amazon devices
  18. Parallels brings Windows 10 to Chromebooks
  19. A mini 'Pong' arcade machine is on the way
  20. Pit Boss adds WiFi to its latest Pro Series pellet grills
  21. Facebook uses AI to forecast COVID-19 spread across the US
  22. Google revives its AI-fueled photo printing service
  23. Cyberpunk 2077's dialogue was lip-synced by AI
  24. Impossible Foods is working on plant-based milk that tastes like the real thing
  25. Portrait Light effects in Google Photos come to older Pixel phones

Pinboard

  1. Covid-19: The global crisis — in data
  2. As Local News Dies, a Pay-for-Play Network Rises in Its Place - The New York Times
  3. NYPost shenanigans — Reporters refuse to have their names on the Hunter Biden story they wrote because they don't believe it
  4. Emerging Architectures for Modern Data Infrastructure
  5. CSS Grid Generator | LayoutIt!
  6. Glow: CLI Markdown Renderer.
  7. New Yorker Suspends Jeffrey Toobin for Zoom Dick Incident — Favorite tweet: honestly i can't believe it took this long before we got a zoom dick incident https://t.co/A0uliRN6bo — Ashley Feinberg (@ashleyfeinberg) October 19, 2020
  8. This page is a truly naked, brutalist html quine — This page is a truly naked, brutalist html quine https://t.co/abtzTfH0tn — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) June 4, 2019
  9. Inside Foxconn’s empty buildings, empty factories, and empty promises in Wisconsin — In 2017, President Donald Trump and the Wisconsin GOP struck a deal with Foxconn that promised to turn Southeastern Wisconsin into a tech manufacturing powerhouse.
  10. Trump’s den of dissent: Inside the White House task force as coronavirus surges - The Washington Post — Trump routinely has told his political advisers that a vaccine would be ready by the time he stands for reelection. And he has plotted with his team on a pre-election promotional campaign to try to convince voters a vaccin…
  11. Download the Atkinson Hyperlegible Font | Braille Institute — Atkinson Hyperlegible font is named after Braille Institute founder, Robert J. Atkinson.  What makes it different from traditional typography design is that it focuses on letterform distinction to increase character recognition, ultimately improving readability.  …
  12. Niche Sports Are No Longer an Ivy League Admissions Plan - The Atlantic — Niche Sports Are No Longer an Ivy League Admissions Plan - The Atlantic ⁦@carlinwing⁩
  13. How Mark Zuckerberg Learned Politics - WSJ — Facebook’s chief, once uninterested, has transformed himself into an active political operator in the Trump era
  14. Daring Fireball: Thoughts and Observations on Apple’s ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 Event — ★ Thoughts and Observations on Apple’s ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 Event
  15. In His Own Words, Joe Biden Was ‘Seduced by Real Estate’ - WSJ — More on this. Per @wsj, @JoeBiden bought this house in 1972 for $185,000 and sold it for $1,200,000 in 1996, which means Biden could be the only candidate in the race who has actually turned a profit on a real estate investment.
  16. Moxie Marlinspike Has a Plan to Reclaim Our Privacy  | The New Yorker
  17. Analyzing the Design of Unusual Japanese Butter Tableware - Core77
  18. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/10/16/opinion/donald-trump-worst-president.html) — The New York Times editorial board has never before published something like this about an American president. But then we've never faced a moment like this. Please read our plea to defend the United States by voting Donald …
  19. Inside the Fall of the CDC — ProPublica — ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. At 7:47 a.m. on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, Dr.
  20. How to waste your career, one comfortable year at a time - Valley Girl Newsletter
  21. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/10/17/sturgis-rally-spread/ — There was no way to know that 500k people coming from any state, all in a single area for 10 days would have lead to a spread of the virus. No way, right?
  22. Awesome Data Engineering - Best resources, books, courses for learning — Learning path and resources to become a data engineer Best books, best courses and best articles on each subject.
  23. Meet Face ID and Touch ID for the Web | WebKit
  24. Watchdog group accuses Amy Coney Barrett of “unconscionable cruelty” in teen rape case | Salon.com — "After a 19-year old pregnant prison inmate was repeatedly raped by a prison guard, Amy Coney Barrett ruled that the county responsible for the prison could not be held liable because the sexual assaults fell outside of the g…
  25. Managing technical quality in a codebase. — #architektura #architekt #dom #design
  26. WhereGoes? - A tool for tracing the redirect path of URLs — "WhereGoes does 1 thing: it takes a URL and shows you the entire path of redirects and meta-refreshes that leads to the final destination."
  27. Rudy Giuliani Says There’s Only ‘50/50’ Chance I Worked With a ‘Russian Spy’ to Dig Dirt on Bidens — Favorite tweet: EXCLUSIVE: Rudy Giuliani says there is only a ‘50/50’ chance he worked with a ‘Russian spy’ to dig dirt on the Bidenshttps://t.co/3yb8eHJ6X3 — Noah Shachtman (@NoahShachtman) October 17, 2020
  28. blokdots – Hardware Prototyping Reimagined
  29. The Town That Went Feral
  30. The Alt-Right’s Star Racist Propagandist Has No Regrets - The Atlantic — Because she was a white supremacist and no one wanted her in respectable society. @SavedYouAClick
  31. Better git diff output for Ruby, Python, Elixir, Go and more | tekin.co.uk — Favorite tweet: This is a much more useful description of the Git feature I was talking about. Thanks @tekin! https://t.co/pIjdgidDdo — Tom Stuart (@tomstuart) October 16, 2020
  32. AddyOsmani.com - Faster Web App Delivery with PRPL — PRPL is a pattern for structuring and serving web applications and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) with an emphasis on improved app delivery and launch performance. The letters describe a set of ordered steps for fast, reliable, efficient loading:
  33. Gravity is not a force
  34. How Discord Won – Ian Vanagas
  35. Audio’s Opportunity and Who Will Capture It — MatthewBall.vc — As most of the major media categories — music, video and video games — have existed for decades, we tend to forget that media is technology. Instead, we think…
  36. How to answer questions in a helpful way - Julia Evans — how to answer questions in a helpful way
  37. The Media Isn’t Biased Against Trump. It’s Biased For Him. — "Imagine if Biden had been asked the same question. He would have had little difficulty saying, ‘No, the Democratic party is not the cover for a satanic sex ring.’ The reason reporters don’t pose this question to Biden is not because it would be too difficult for h…
  38. Porn, Zen, and .vimrc
  39. How We Will Beat COVID-19 - covidexitstrategy.org — We also note another interesting use of our data, this one focused on interventions:
  40. Why Do Nonwhite Georgia Voters Have to Wait in Line for Hours? Their Numbers Have Soared, and Their Polling Places Have Dwindled. — ProPublica
  41. Oracle founder donated $250,000 to Graham PAC in final days of TikTok deal - The Verge — Favorite tweet: NEW: Oracle CEO Larry Ellison donated $250,000 to a Lindsey Graham PAC hours after his company was chosen as TikTok's US tech partner. In August, Graham said he told Trump to let a US company buy TikTok. "If TikTok is …
  42. Meet the Excel warriors saving the world from spreadsheet disaster | WIRED UK
  43. Where Does Joe Biden Live? — Joe Biden's Homes, Real Estate Portfolio in Photos — Favorite tweet: In 1974, Joe Biden bought this house in Greenville, Delaware, for $185,000. He sold the property 24 years ago. https://t.co/zZSAZStmu1 https://t.co/rYUJeHSF29 — David Gura (@davidgura) October 17, 2020
  44. Chrome exempts Google sites from user site data settings
  45. Which Programming Languages Use the Least Electricity? - The New Stack
  46. Just give poor people money - The Boston Globe — Such a great article: “Households that got cash instead of standard aid packages saved 60% more, consumed 32% more, & expanded productive assets like livestock by 76% more...Recipients' diets improved & so did their kid’s height, weight, and...survival"
  47. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/outlook/siskind-list-trump-norms/ — RT @lizziehrt: An exhaustive list of all the norms that have been broken during Trump's presidency by @Amy_Siskind, development by @IrfanUraizee
  48. Twitter, Responsibility, and Accountability – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
  49. warner/magic-wormhole · GitHub — Magic wormhole by @lotharrr looks pretty awesome:
  50. Evangelicals Made a Bad Bargain With Trump — Shutterstock / Katie Martin / The Atlantic In public, Donald Trump has spoken in glowing terms about his evangelical supporters, calling them “warriors on the…
  51. Farming Systems Trial - Rodale Institute
  52. Untitled (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-54593295) — Not interested in pretending this cat looks good merely because its 2000 years old
  53. Wisconsin’s Scott Walker Signs Bills Stripping Powers From Incoming Governor - The New York Times — via Top stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2FKNeDV
  54. Facebook reportedly choked traffic for left-leaning news sites including Mother Jones - The Verge
  55. Apple Launches 'Apple Music TV,' a 24-Hour Music Video Livestream - Variety — Apple launches Apple Music TV. Here’s how to watch.
  56. Untitled (https://tinyurl.com/y5xhqcvd) — RT @mmcintire: Actually, that's not Biden's house. It's a money pit he bought in 1975 for $185,000, spent 21 years renovating and sold in 1996 for $1.2 million. I wrote about it last time he ran 12 years ago:
  57. Why New Zealand rejected populist ideas other nations have embraced | World news | The Guardian — “A huge reason that our politics is not so extremely polarised and so far out there is because we no longer have any Murdoch-owned press” // Why New Zealand rejected populist ideas other nations have embraced
  58. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/17/opinion/covid-masks-freedom-democrats.html) — Opinion | There’s a Word for Why We Wear Masks, and Liberals Should Say It - The New York Times
  59. As Local News Dies, a Pay-for-Play Network Rises in Its Place - The New York Times
  60. So you want to build an embedded Linux system? - Jay Carlson — Favorite tweet: Here's my new write-up of ten Linux-capable chips you really ought to know about, plus some background on how to get started in embedded Linux development: https://t.co/qUuCXPqVzD — ᴊᴀʏ ᴄᴀʀʟsoɴ (@jaydcarlson) October 16, 2020
  61. Python For Feature Film
  62. GitHub - dylanaraps/pure-sh-bible: 📖 A collection of pure POSIX sh alternatives to external processes. — An opensource ebook all about shand how to accomplish certain tasks using sh.
  63. Tailwind CSS tutorial: learn how to build websites using a utility-first CSS framework - Themesberg Blog
  64. Taiwan’s Digital Minister Knows How to Crush Covid-19: Trust — On Day 3 of WIRED25, Audrey Tang explains how the Asian nation used open data and transparent governance to empower its citizens to code their own way out of a…
  65. 2020 General Election Early Vote Statistics — RT @ElectProject: Raises hand
  66. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/18/us/politics/trump-2020-campaign.html) — New: Trump camp enters final weeks w/public bravado & private acknowledgment things are bleak - Stepien telling top Rs their path forward is slim - Meadows on the rocks after WH covid fiasco - Some Trump staff already seeking Hill jobs @ma…
  67. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/01/opinion/and-now-a-word-from-op-ed.html) — WHAT
  68. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/business/white-house-coronavirus-testing.html) — OMFG. YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME. 😡🤬🔥
  69. Slow Ways - a network of walking routes connecting Great Britain
  70. Amy Siskind’s list of norms President Trump abandoned - Washington Post
  71. Fox News Passed on Hunter Biden Laptop Story — EXCLUSIVE: Fox News Passed on Hunter Biden Laptop Story Over Credibility Concerns
  72. Is Facebook too big to know? The Markup has a plan (and a browser) to wrap its arms around it » Nieman Journalism Lab — Is Facebook too big to know? The Markup has a plan (and a browser) to wrap its arms around it
  73. Jennifer Arcuri 'admits to Boris Johnson affair' | Politics | The Guardian — Its director general, Michael Lockwood, said: “While there was no evidence that Mr Johnson influenced the payment of sponsorship monies or participation in trade missions, there was evidence to suggest that those officers making decisions about spon…
  74. COVID-19 | Colossal — Street artist Pejac's “SOCIAL DISTANCING” is a trompe l'oeil that creates an illusion of a deep gaping crevice on a rigid surface of a cement wall at the campus of University Hospital Marqués de Valdecilla, Santander, made to honor Spain's health workers
  75. Chaos Ink
  76. I Will Vote — RT @HillaryClinton: It’s easy to get cynical about politics, but that’s what the other side wants you to feel. Prove them wrong:
  77. He Married a Sociopath: Me — Modern Love As a wife and a mother, I have learned how to tell the truth. Which is why I always know when my husband is lying. Credit... Brian Rea My husband…
  78. Ask HN: How to Become a Consultant? | Hacker News
  79. Everything You Need to Vote - Vote.org — The midterms are waaaaaay too close for comfort. 1. Register to vote: 2. Contribute a lit…
  80. Untitled (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/right-wing-videos-public-schools-prageru_n_5f889a29c5b6e9e76fbb6db8?8nq) — NEW: An Ohio school has been assigning kids PragerU videos for class. The site has videos like 'the left ruins everything' & 'playing the black card' Turns out, PragerU is amid a new push to get into K12 schoo…
  81. Euler’s Formula: A Complete Guide — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24825065
  82. A Free Hyperlegible Typeface from the Braille Institute — Favorite tweet: This free "hyperlegible" typeface developed by the Braille Institute exaggerates letterforms to make it more readable for people with low vision. E.g. letterforms that look similar (B & 8; i,l,I,1) are given contrasting shapes. https://t.co/cOa6x9Xk6Y…
  83. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/us/politics/ohio-mail-ballots-trump.html) — NEW: A Cleveland company that agreed to print absentee ballots for dozens of counties in OH and PA is 10 days late in getting them to voters. The company's owners are Trump supporters and flew a Trump flag at their HQ.
  84. Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming — This is an open-source repository for the book Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp by Peter Norvig (1992), and the code contained therein. The copyright has reverted to the author, who has shared it here under MIT license.
  85. (500) https://www.prri.org/research/amid-multiple-crises-trump-and-biden-supporters-see-different-realities-and-futures-for-the-nation/ — So this is shaming. From an experiment embedded in new survey by @PRRIpoll
  86. (500) https://exple.tive.org/blarg/2013/10/22/citation-needed/ — What a delightful piece about programming language history and zero-based arrays! And there is a lot of dangerously interesting references. (I believe it could use a bit more of nuance but it doesn't spoil the fun)
  87. The Life Assessment Checklist - Johnny Webber
  88. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/business/media/ed-benguiat-dead.html) — Oh man. RIP to a true master of typefaces. Some of my favorite ones are from him.
  89. Pennsylvania’s Rejection of 372,000 Ballot Applications Bewilders Voters and Strains Election Staff — ProPublica
  90. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/one-last-vote/2020/10/16/785419e4-0fd4-11eb-b1e8-16b59b92b36d_story.html — RT @TeddyAmen: I'm not going to forget this story.
  91. You're all calculating churn rates wrong | CatchJS
  92. Untitled (https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.14.20212555v1.full.pdf) — "In a young, low-risk population with ongoing symptoms, almost 70% of individuals have impairment in 1 or more organs 4 months after initial symptoms of #SARSCoV2 infection" #LongCovid by @amibanerjee1 and colleagues via @ahandvanish
  93. Hunter Biden story is Russian disinfo, dozens of former intel officials say - POLITICO — More than 50 former intelligence officials signed a letter casting doubt on the provenance of a New York Post story on the former vice president's son.
  94. charmbracelet/bubbletea: A powerful little TUI framework 🏗 — A powerful little TUI framework 🏗. Contribute to charmbracelet/bubbletea development by creating an account on GitHub.
  95. The Supreme Court, Pennsylvania, and Amy Coney Barrett: A 4–4 split protects voting rights for now. — The decision signals that Amy Coney Barrett will cast the deciding vote in any upcoming election disputes.
  96. min(), max(), and clamp(): three logical CSS functions to use today
  97. What is expected of a Engineering Manager? · Rodrigo Flores's Corner
  98. Google’s search results have gotten worse - The Washington Post
  99. Reading Too Much Political News Is Bad for Your Well-Being
  100. Dismissing

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Smashing Magazine

  1. How To Automate API Testing With Postman
  2. Smart Interface Design Patterns In Your Pocket: Checklist Cards PDF
  3. Smashing Podcast Episode 24 With Cassie Evans: What Is SVG Animation?
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  8. Smashing Magazine Is Fourteen!
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  10. Designing For Attention
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  12. Comparing Styling Methods In Next.js
  13. SmashingConfs, Inspiring Talks And Birthday Cake
  14. How To Build Rapport With Your Web Design Clients
  15. Smashing Podcast Episode 25 With Anthony Campolo: What Is RedwoodJS?
  16. A CSS Grid Framework For Shopify Collection Pages
  17. Simplify Your Stack With A Custom-Made Static Site Generator
  18. Unexpected Learnings From Coding Artwork Every Day For Five Years
  19. Intuitive Design? No Such Thing!
  20. Different Ways To Design Digital Product Pages
  21. Unit Testing In React Native Applications
  22. Squirrels, Ghosts, And Moonlight: Tales From October (2020 Wallpapers Edition)
  23. 5 Ways Google Analytics Helps Web Developers In UI/UX Design
  24. Understanding TypeScript Generics
  25. How To Use Face Motion To Interact With Typography
  26. Useful Tools In Vue.js Web Development
  27. Smashing Podcast Episode 26 With Natalia Tepluhina: What’s New In Vue 3.0?
  28. Do Website Policy Disclosure Pages Always Have To Be So Ugly?
  29. Developing For The Semantic Web
  30. Master TypeScript In 50 Short Lessons
  31. How To Manage File Uploads In React With Google Storage And GraphQL
  32. Using WebXR With Babylon.js
  33. React Form Validation With Formik And Yup
  34. Design Shopping: Get A Faster Client Buy-In Through A Guided Design Showcase
  35. Build And Deploy An Angular Form With Netlify Forms And Edge
  36. Managing Long-Running Tasks In A React App With Web Workers
  37. Supercharge Testing React Applications With Wallaby.js
  38. A Monthly Update With New Guides And Community Resources
  39. Handling Continuous Integration And Delivery With GitHub Actions
  40. Smashing Podcast Episode 27 With Stefan Baumgartner: What Is TypeScript?

Wirecutter

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  10. Which iPhone Should I Get?
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  17. Peloton Review: What to Know Before You Buy
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  25. The Best Smartwatches, Fitness Trackers, and Running Watches
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  5. The Best Laundry Basket (and Hampers)
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  8. The Best Smart Outdoor Lighting for Backyards, Pathways, and More
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  28. The Best Security Cameras for Your Home
  29. The Best Upright and Canister Vacuums
  30. The Best Electric Razor

Hacker News

  1. SQLite now allows multiple recursive SELECT statements in a single recursive CTE
  2. Study reveals restoration of retinal and visual function following gene therapy
  3. Discipline Doesn’t Scale
  4. Apple's apps bypass firewalls like LittleSnitch and LuLu on macOS Big Sur
  5. U.S. Accuses Google of Illegally Protecting Monopoly
  6. Show HN: Bunkerized-Nginx – Nginx Docker image secure by default
  7. My Eight-Year Quest to Digitize 45 Videotapes
  8. Why deep learning works even though it shouldn’t
  9. Fast UTF-8 validation
  10. Adolphe Sax, Inventor of the Saxophone
  11. Galileo's Ground Segment Problem
  12. Show HN: Mapipedia – Map your geotagged photos
  13. Why Does the U.S. Have Three Electrical Grids?
  14. FermiNet: Quantum Physics and Chemistry from First Principles
  15. Retool Raises $50M from Sequoia
  16. How the Jamstack is failing at comments
  17. Raymarching with Fennel and LÖVE
  18. Palo Alto Networks sends cease-and-desist letter to take down review videos
  19. Mozilla Reaction to U.S. vs. Google
  20. Substack (YC W18) Is Hiring to Build a Better Business Model for Writing
  21. Qcdoc: Quantum Chromodynamics on a Chip
  22. My platonic ideal for how engineering hiring should work
  23. Unconditioned Texas Garage Lab – 1 year later
  24. Tom Lehrer releases song lyrics to public domain
  25. Pitch: Collaborative presentation software for teams
  26. Show HN: C++17 RISC-V RV32GC / RV64GC userspace emulator library
  27. Nokia selected by NASA to build cellular network on the moon
  28. Implementation plan for speeding up CPython
  29. Combating abuse without backdoors
  30. The surprising impact of medium-size texts on PostgreSQL performance

Ars Technica

  1. Trickbot—the for-hire botnet Microsoft attacked—is scrambling to stay alive
  2. What we know about the DOJ’s antitrust case against Google so far
  3. You can currently take $10 off Cyberpunk 2077 a month before it comes out
  4. “Here we go”: Disney drops one last teaser for The Mandalorian S2
  5. FCC trying to help Trump win election with Twitter crackdown, Democrats say
  6. Sneak Preview: MSI Summit Tiger Lake-powered business laptop
  7. The secret of how the Venus flytrap “remembers” when it captures prey
  8. Adblockers installed 300,000 times are malicious and should be removed now
  9. Microsoft’s new data center in a box will use SpaceX Starlink broadband
  10. New ex-Blizzard game studio formed to pick up a fallen RTS mantle
  11. Google Stadia’s free demos could prove the value of game streaming
  12. Google kills the Nest Secure, its $500 home security system
  13. Blast off with Scott Manley as he discusses his top 1,000 YouTube comments
  14. Justice Dept. files long-awaited antitrust suit against Google
  15. Today’s the big day for NASA’s mission that seeks to pluck asteroid dust
  16. US cases surge to new peak as Trump administration goes to war with science
  17. TrueNAS R-series hyperconverged appliances blend storage and compute
  18. For the first time, a Starship prototype roars to life with three engines
  19. Six Russians accused of the world’s most destructive hacks indicted
  20. PS5 will use downloadable updates to control game-by-game fan speed

Digg

  1. Pandemic Playgrounds
  2. Here's A Reddit Thread Of The Fastest Times People Saw A New Co-Worker Get Fired
  3. Mini Avalanche Starts The Minute Athlete Lands A 1260 Halfpipe Flip
  4. Gopher Pops It Heads Out Of Hole, Has Unexpectedly Sweet Interaction With Dog
  5. Help! I Just Found Out I Have A Six-Year-Old Daughter
  6. Instagram Censored One Of These Photos But Not The Other. We Must Ask Why
  7. Dog Has Comically Understated Way Of Getting Owner's Attention
  8. Inside One Man's Quest To Taste Every Fruit On Earth
  9. Lawyers Say They Can't Find The Parents Of 545 Migrant Children Separated By Trump Administration
  10. These YouTubers Built A See-Through Computer Screen, And They're Living Like It's The Year 3020
  11. The Racist History Of The Painter's Palette
  12. Why Do Virtual Meetings Feel So Weird?
  13. This Tiny House In New Zealand Is Really One-Of-A-Kind
  14. In My Mountain Town, We're Preparing For Dark Times
  15. Plunged Into The Intimacy Of The Violent World Of The Yakuza
  16. Where To Invest Money In 2020 If You Have $1 Million
  17. Once Upon A Time There Used To Be An Iconic Movie Trailer Voice. Where Did It Go?
  18. The Number Of Individuals Incarcerated In The US, Visualized
  19. How To Not Humiliate Yourself During A Zoom Call
  20. WeWork Didn't Blow Up Without Help
  21. Bruce Springsteen Is Living In The Moment
  22. This Supercut Shows How Aaron Sorkin Recycles A Lot Of Lines In His Work
  23. I've Been An Engineer And A Recruiter. Hiring Is Broken. Here's Why... And What It Should Be Like Instead
  24. The Meatier/Meteor Woman Is Back — With A Brilliant Followup
  25. Driving The 2021 Cadillac Escalade Was One Of The Most Stressful Experiences Of My Life
  26. Can You Swim In Syrup As Fast As In Water?
  27. What A Summer Of COVID-19 Taught Scientists About Indoor Vs. Outdoor Transmission
  28. Why The US Absentee Ballot Is So Poorly Designed
  29. Thousands Of Women Have No Idea A Telegram Network Is Sharing Fake Nude Images Of Them
  30. Can You Hear The Difference Between A Software Playing This Piano And A Human?
  31. The Mystery Of The Microwave Attacks
  32. This Video Of A Corgi Riding The Subway Just Might Brighten Your Day
  33. The Most Divisive Video Games Of All Time, Visualized
  34. Jeffrey Epstein Spent His Final Days Whining About Bullying
  35. Is The iPhone 12 Worth The Splurge? Here's The Most Exhaustive Review Of Its Every Bell And Whistle
  36. Travel Influencers, Meet Authoritarian Regimes
  37. These Hot Sauces Hurt So Damn Good
  38. Watch A Massive Sword Rip Through A Stack Of T-Shirts, Fruits And Other Items From 150 Feet High
  39. Sacha Baron Cohen Makes A Crisis Pregnancy Center Extremely Uncomfortable In 'Borat 2' Clip
  40. The 50 Best Movie And TV Show Twists Of All Time
  41. The Flaming Lips Found A Creative Way To Hold A Concert During A Pandemic
  42. A 'Perfect' Chocolate Chip Cookie, And The Chef Who Created It
  43. Can You Spot The Well-Camouflaged Bird's Nest Among This Pile Of Rocks?
  44. This Guy Visited Every Casino In Tunica, Mississippi, And Gave Hilarious Reviews Of Each One
  45. Life Inside An LA Mansion Full Of TikTok Influencers
  46. USA Today Breaks Tradition By Endorsing Joe Biden
  47. Sarah Cooper Mocks Donald Trump Jr. Lamenting About His Instagram Getting Fewer Likes

New Scientist

  1. Some male fish use their tails to fan rivals’ sperm away from eggs
  2. Covid-19 news: UK government imposes tier three rules in Manchester
  3. UK's vital covid-19 infection tracking survey deluged by complaints
  4. Venus might not have signs of life after all, say astronomers
  5. UK trial plans to infect volunteers with the coronavirus in January
  6. NASA is about to grab a chunk of rock from asteroid Bennu
  7. India's coronavirus pandemic is leading to many more deaths from TB
  8. Plastic baby bottles shed millions of microplastics when shaken
  9. Facebook AI can translate directly between any of 100 languages
  10. Should we plan for regular 'circuit-breaker' coronavirus lockdowns?
  11. Covid-19 slowed climate action but now we know we can make big changes
  12. Historical records hint daughters of older mothers may be less fertile
  13. Python tried to eat sleeping woman while being tracked by biologists
  14. Minimum alcohol pricing could reduce alcohol-linked deaths in Canada
  15. Fat stores in our cells also hold immune proteins to fight infections
  16. Two old spacecraft just avoided catastrophically colliding in orbit
  17. Climate change may have driven early human species to extinction
  18. Social life of extinct sabre-toothed cat revealed by ancient DNA
  19. Artificial rope bridges help stop rare primates jumping to extinction
  20. Exclusive: Concerns raised about vital UK covid-19 infection survey
  21. Where did coronavirus come from? And other covid-19 questions answered
  22. Rethinking your pension may just be the greenest thing you can do
  23. We must pay attention to subtle yet deadly aspects of climate change
  24. Ivory Coast’s elephant populations are now in catastrophic decline
  25. The moon had a magnetic field that helped protect Earth's atmosphere
  26. Water could be extracted from desert air using heat from sunlight
  27. First room-temperature superconductor could spark energy revolution
  28. Rewilding farmland in tropical regions would store vast amounts of CO2
  29. It is bad science to say covid-19 infections will create herd immunity
  30. England & Wales had most excess deaths in Europe’s covid-19 first wave
  31. Pugs and bulldogs have more eye and foot problems than other dogs
  32. Robot swarms guided by human artists could paint colourful pictures
  33. Some animals may use their penis bone to scoop out a rival's sperm
  34. Leafcutter ants choose architecturally sound building materials
  35. Tardigrades survive deadly radiation by glowing in the dark
  36. Covid-19 crisis quashed colds and flus but they may be worse next year
  37. Implanting beef cattle embryos in dairy cows makes them more lucrative
  38. Robot that can perform colonoscopies aims to make it less unpleasant
  39. Microwaving plastic waste can generate clean hydrogen
  40. Earphone cameras watch your facial expressions and read your lips
  41. Building digital twins of Earth could help Europe cut carbon emissions
  42. Gene-editing CRISPR technique can help us cut emissions from farming
  43. Physicists have discovered the ultimate speed limit of sound
  44. Stone Age people in Ireland had dark skin and were lactose-intolerant
  45. AI can alter the speed of just one object or person in a video
  46. Naked mole rats invade neighbouring colonies and kidnap their babies
  47. Rat that uses whiskers to hunt underwater prey is really four species
  48. Asteroid Bennu was once part of a space rock with flowing water
  49. Rotten fish smell sweeter if you have a specific genetic mutation
  50. Climate change and big tech are jeopardising the future of astronomy
  51. Facebook may never get a grip of its fake news problem
  52. Stimulating the ears and tongue may reduce severity of tinnitus
  53. 3000-year-old leather balls found in graves may be for ancient sport
  54. Have we been thinking about covid-19 symptoms all wrong?
  55. Covid-19 doctor's diary: I hope we got the winter flu vaccine right
  56. Nobel prize in chemistry goes to the pioneers of CRISPR gene editing
  57. Vine grows its own greenhouses to help fruit develop in autumn
  58. City dwellers are just as helpful as people in towns and villages
  59. Bird-like dinosaurs that lost a finger show evolution in action
  60. Smartwatches could predict your marathon time with increased accuracy
  61. An Earth-sized rogue planet is roaming the galaxy without a star
  62. Nobel prize for physics won by black hole pioneers
  63. A drop of blood could reveal how old wild elephants are
  64. Countries that backed renewables over nuclear power have cut more CO2
  65. Decoy sea turtle eggs equipped with GPS help track down smugglers
  66. Ancient humans harnessed fire to make stone tools 300,000 years ago
  67. Space rock Arrokoth may have been flattened by the heat of the sun
  68. Nobel prize for medicine goes to discoverers of the hepatitis C virus
  69. Cattle are being gene edited to help them survive climate change
  70. Alien life may exist on Venus but intelligence could be harder to find
  71. Black children in the US more likely to die from surgery complications
  72. 500-year-old remains may be first African woman to reach the Americas
  73. NASA may have found signs of life on Venus in 1978 without realising
  74. Missions to confirm signs of life on Venus are already in the works
  75. Cockroach species found to live like ants with workers and a queen
  76. Can vitamin D supplements help protect against covid-19?
  77. Electronic blood vessels could replace damaged arteries
  78. Babies are being fed mother’s poo in effort to boost gut bacteria
  79. IonQ says its record-breaking quantum computer is most powerful ever
  80. Why monocultures aren't nearly as bad as you may think
  81. Chewing sounds are less annoying if you think they come from an animal
  82. We're heading to court to try to stop an avian apocalypse
  83. To understand signs of life on Venus we must do chemistry on Earth
  84. 'Zero emissions' hydrogen plane test was part powered by fossil fuels
  85. A fleet of drones can be controlled by one person with a smartphone
  86. World leaders pledge to protect nature – will it make a difference?
  87. What should a second coronavirus lockdown look like in Europe?
  88. Most Zoombombing is not done by external hackers – they're inside jobs
  89. We may be able to tell someone's heart rate just by looking at them
  90. Surgical device inspired by parasitic wasps could extract bits of you
  91. Nearly half of all plants could be wiped out in 'age of extinction'
  92. Nearly blind mole rats use their eyes to detect magnetic fields
  93. Inside one of Australia's super-strict coronavirus quarantine hotels
  94. D-Wave claims it has the world's most powerful quantum computer
  95. Europe's second covid-19 wave is here but is it bigger than the first?
  96. Let the coronavirus spread among young people? It’s not a good idea
  97. Coronavirus death toll reaches 1 million – how did we get here?
  98. Mars’s south pole may have an underground lake surrounded by ponds
  99. The paleo diet may make your biological age older than your real age
  100. The theory of evolution is a vibrant, living entity still in its prime

Slashdot

  1. Offices Resort To Sensors In Futile Attempts To Keep Workers Apart
  2. 'Hands-On With Amazon's Luna Game Streaming Service'
  3. GM To Invest More Than $2 Billion In US Manufacturing To Increase Electric Vehicle Production
  4. Microsoft Releases Chromium-Based Edge Preview For Linux
  5. FCC To Delay $9 Billion Rural Broadband Push To Fix Data Flaws
  6. NASA's OSIRIS-REX Makes Historic Touchdown On Asteroid Bennu To Collect Rock Samples
  7. 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' Won't Air On Broadcast TV This Year
  8. Adblockers Installed 300,000 Times Are Malicious and Should Be Removed Now
  9. Google Locks In Search Monopoly With $1 Billion To Carriers
  10. Backblaze Hard Drive Stats Q3 2020
  11. Mysterious Hackers Donating Stolen Money
  12. NASA's OSIRIS-REx Will Land On an Asteroid To Bring Home Rocks and Dust
  13. Seven Mobile Browsers Vulnerable To Address Bar Spoofing Attacks
  14. Sweden Bans Chinese Telecoms Huawei and ZTE From 5G Networks
  15. Google Photos Revives Its Prints Subscription Service

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. "Candy Chutes" for a Social Distancing Halloween
  2. Sony's PlayStation 5 Teardown Reveals Japanese-Nerd-Level Attention to Design Inside and Out
  3. Specialty Tools: Cordless Threaded Rod Cutters
  4. Specialty Sports Seating Design: The Milwaukee Bucks' Custom Height-Adjustable Heated Chairs
  5. Dutch Archive of Crazy Early-20th-Century Inventions
  6. "Holographic" Displays Made from LED Fan Blades
  7. Samsung's AirDresser, a Personal Dry Cleaning Machine
  8. A GIF of Chinese Soldiers Assembling a Massive Pontoon Bridge in Less Than 30 Minutes
  9. Dutch Design Week 2020 Opens Tomorrow, Viewable Online
  10. Culture Campsite: A Dutch Camping Ground with "Waste Architecture" Cabins
  11. Analyzing the Design of Unusual Japanese Butter Tableware
  12. The Infinity Game Table Lets You Play Popular Boardgames Remotely
  13. Japanese Amusement Park Turns Ferris Wheel Into Wi-Fi Enabled Remote Workspace
  14. L.A. Rolls Out Bad-Ass Firefighting Robot That Can Push Cars Out of the Way
  15. Jennifer Townley's Mesmerizing Mechanical Sculptures

CNET

  1. NASA just landed on asteroid Bennu. What you need to know about the mission - CNET
  2. A second stimulus check may arrive in 5 different waves. Find out which one you're in - CNET
  3. 2022 GMC Hummer EV bitch-slaps Tesla's Cybertruck with 1,000 horsepower video - Roadshow
  4. GMC Hummer EV's first year of production already sold out - Roadshow
  5. WTF, mate: Here's the GMC Hummer EV's Watts to Freedom launch mode in action - Roadshow
  6. Second stimulus check: 4 ways you could get more money this time, 3 reasons you might see less - CNET
  7. AOC is streaming Among Us on Twitch right now - CNET
  8. The GMC Hummer EV's 11,500 lb-ft torque number is misleading, here's why - Roadshow
  9. GMC Hummer EV pricing and reservation details - Roadshow
  10. What's the best cheap VPN? We found three good options - CNET
  11. Snap grows revenue and users amid coronavirus pandemic - CNET
  12. From Hummer EV to Tesla and more: Every electric pickup truck coming - Roadshow
  13. Quibi can stream on Apple TV, Android TV and Amazon Fire, but still no Roku - CNET
  14. iPhone 12 review: One of our highest rated phones of all time - CNET
  15. Tesla Cybertruck vs. GMC Hummer EV, Bollinger and Rivian: Electric trucks compared - Roadshow
  16. The 2022 Genesis G70 refresh looks awesome, gets new drive modes - Roadshow
  17. 2022 GMC Hummer EV is a 1,000-hp supertruck that moves like a crab - Roadshow
  18. Facebook is testing a feature to help you connect with your neighbors - CNET
  19. Best smart speakers of 2020: Google Nest Mini, Amazon Echo Dot, and Apple HomePod compared - CNET
  20. GMC Hummer EV debuts with 1,000 horsepower and 0-60 in 3 sec for $112,595 - Roadshow
  21. NASA successfully lands Osiris-Rex spacecraft on an asteroid in deep space video - CNET
  22. Hummer EV seems to leak online ahead of GMC's big debut tonight - Roadshow
  23. The best movies to watch on Disney Plus for Christmas - CNET
  24. WWE Hell in a Cell 2020: How to watch, start times, match card and WWE Network - CNET
  25. What's in the stimulus bill? Senate's $500 billion offer vs. $1.8 trillion White House package - CNET

Reddit

  1. [Serious] What occupation could an unskilled uneducated person take up in order to provide a good comfortable living for their family?
  2. Brits warned 'do not take US meat at any cost' as poultry farm horror exposed
  3. French police charging firefighters
  4. Breonna Taylor grand jury members allowed to speak, judge says
  5. Between the corrupt politicians and business men and women we are basically scrambling for scraps
  6. First poster for 'Raya and the Last Dragon'
  7. IUD insertion pain INCREDIBLY downplayed
  8. All you need to know about the American health care system is
  9. 'People are dying every night': Staff at overwhelmed Wisconsin hospital urge people to take coronavirus seriously
  10. The President of the United States of America with his friend.
  11. But what about my future self!?!?1!
  12. The Trump Campaign Reportedly Blew $1 Billion on Private Jets, Trump Properties, and Don Jr.’s Shitty Book
  13. Voting In Texas
  14. Northern lights in real time.
  15. Watching Glacier calving too closely
  16. 22 year old asthmatic college student. Hit me with it.
  17. The Kids Smile Is As Big As The Fish
  18. Found this weird double pumpkin and had to do it.
  19. Eminem is the first and only artist to have 10 consecutive no. 1 albums
  20. It's been 8 years my friends
  21. YSK that, in the US, your income is taxed based on Tax Brackets - meaning not all of your income is taxed at the same rate.
  22. Contrapoints makes a video about why voting this election is probably a goodthing. r/Breadtube gets torn over the subject, thread gets locked because of course it does.
  23. The proper way to take a roundabout
  24. What word was first used the year you were born? Merriam-Webster Time Traveler can tell you.
  25. What products prey on stupid people?
  26. Entrenamiento
  27. Amid pandemic, U.S. has seen 300,000 ‘excess deaths,’ with highest rates among people of color
  28. I'm just gonna sneak on to your lap here
  29. Nice
  30. TIL some Buddhist monks attempt to mummify themselves alive—and at least two dozen have succeeded. The process involves eating only pine needles, resins & seeds to eliminate all body fat, and then slowly reducing liquid intake to zero, thus dehydrating the body and shrinking all organs, until death.
  31. Surprised Ronald Reagan at Republicans
  32. Priorities...
  33. The Roomba ran over our dogs shit
  34. Agility
  35. NLCS Game 7 Got Higher Ratings Than Every NBA Finals Game
  36. Today was my birthday. This was my gift. Props to my wife for trying.
  37. Lawyers say they can't find the parents of 545 migrant children separated by Trump administration
  38. The US government plans to file antitrust charges against Google today
  39. How We're Developing Our Next Expansion Differently
  40. My grandma holding my mom. 1958
  41. I design fake inventions and the Cocktail Hourglass helps you drink only one drink per hour.
  42. New beyond light trailer!
  43. 4 Years ago today Nintendo Revealed the Nintendo Switch
  44. [Image]just do it my friends
  45. TIFU by sending a dick pic to 25 people
  46. I mean, they’re not wrong
  47. Love the owners reaction
  48. Australian workers do their part to fill the Earth's core during the Great Lava Shortage of 1912
  49. Brushing your teeth before breakfast is redundant and makes no sense.
  50. Thank mom bot I prefer the head cut in half
  51. LPT: If you get a gut instinct or someone makes you feel uncomfortable, follow it. Even if that person is super popular or “liked”.
  52. This guy got all the awards
  53. YAGOO is Girl？？ If it is really a girl, is YAGOO an idol?
  54. Number of days Thai king has spent abroad vs in Thailand since 2017 [OC]
  55. Disney Dad Starter Pack
  56. Nova Scotia restaurants boycott lobster in response to violence against the Mi’kmaq
  57. No need for boat , what's even the point of living.
  58. New York Times: Tax records show Trump maintains Chinese bank account
  59. So... they're just... admitting all of this is true now?
  60. If Jesus was a Republican
  61. AOC will be streaming AmongUs tonight with Ilhan Omar, Hasanabi, Pokimane, DisguisedToast, and more to encourage voting (tweet in comments)
  62. Attaboy!
  63. Windows Media Player + LimeWire, name a better duo lol
  64. Master Windu taught him well
  65. All of the cereal box characters (Tucan Sam, Tony the Tiger, Lucky, etc.) enter a colosseum. Only one exits alive. Reddit, who is the ultimate cereal killer?
  66. Precise orbit of ISS
  67. Ah yes, very wIsE decision
  68. Look at this one !
  69. Get your paper...
  70. I just want to cry and scream at this point
  71. Iowa man who stole election sign goes on to steal newspapers that reported it
  72. Work in a warehouse.
  73. I just reached [x rank] and I couldn't be happier.
  74. Found shoes that match my bike perfectly
  75. “Maam I Do My Own Plumbing”
  76. Department of Justice will charge Google with multiple violations of federal antitrust law today
  77. The modern school system could use some improvement...
  78. People who drink and claim to be drunk are never as drunk as the people who drink and claim to be sober
  79. Yes Lord. What a deal.
  80. Oh shit oh fuck
  81. A checkerboard rug
  82. [Charania] Sources: The Lakers have requested a career-ending injury application to have Luol Deng’s salary removed from team books. Deng agreed to buyout with Lakers in 2018, retired last October and is owed salary through 2022.
  83. 2meirl4meirl
  84. A lady showing what it's like to live in a place with the Northern Lights in your backyard
  85. Honest Casino Review
  86. My first Halloween comic of the year
  87. Haven’t seen this cousin in decades and she sends me a three minute video about how “Christian” Trump is.
  88. Guy constructs a memorial for his best friend
  89. Copper Tools!
  90. Multi-Billion-Dollar company asks its users to translate its own website.
  91. Shelter dog is super excited for his adoption
  92. Stating the facts
  93. Karen Slapped and Pushed Me Because I Was Ignoring Her And Not Helping
  94. Me_irl
  95. To spell lasagna
  96. There's not even anime tiddies on my phone I'm just scared they'll magically appear when someone looks through it
  97. My new fridge came with a noise description.
  98. Hasan gets left with a 50/50 with AOC and Ilhan Omar
  99. Parent's Respect 0%
  100. Adam driver resting face

The Verge

  1. Quibi apps arrive on Apple TV, Android TV, and Fire TV
  2. AOC’s debut Twitch stream is one of the biggest ever
  3. Fast & Furious can’t resist that joke about turning it up to 11, so you get one last movie
  4. The Hummer is back as a 350-mile range ‘electric supertruck’ that can drive diagonally
  5. Netflix is experimentally giving an entire country two days of Netflix for free
  6. NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft successfully taps an asteroid in attempt to grab a sample
  7. Watch AOC play Among Us live on Twitch with HasanAbi and Pokimane
  8. Intel is selling its SSD business for $9 billion, but keeping Optane
  9. Snapchat’s anime lens was a huge hit, Snap confirms
  10. VidCon is planning to return in summer 2021, and will allow people to attend digitally

Wired

  1. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Storms Twitch
  2. The Anticlimax of the Google Antitrust Suit
  3. Deals. Profits. Lock-in. Behind the DOJ Case Against Google
  4. How Video Games Are Saving Those Who Served
  5. Scientific Journals Are Denouncing Trump. That’s Normal
  6. Apple iPhone 12 Pro Review: Apple’s Awkward Middle Child
  7. Apple iPhone 12 Review: Solid, but Don’t Buy It Just for 5G
  8. PC Gaming Doesn't Have to Be More Expensive Than Consoles
  9. Can Placebos Work—Even When Patients Know They’re Fake?
  10. It’s Time to Talk About Covid-19 and Surfaces Again
  11. The Fate of Gig Workers Is in the Hands of California Voters
  12. Is 5G Available for You? Here's How to Find Out
  13. How Online Extremists Could Interfere With the Election
  14. Six-Word Sci-Fi: A Story About the Next Big Security Leak
  15. 3 Great Gaming Chairs for Any Budget (2020)
  16. What AI College Exam Proctors Are Really Teaching Our Kids
  17. My Roomba Has Achieved Enlightenment
  18. Panic's Playdate Is a Retro-Modern Handheld-Gaming Delight
  19. Angry Nerd: Stop Turning My Favorite Antiheroes Into Heroes
  20. It's Time to Pick Classes for the 2073-74 School Year!

LifeHacker

  1. Grab Your Plumber’s Cap for Today's Top Nintendo Switch Deals
  2. Think You Don’t Have Room for a Printer? Think Again: The Best Compact Printers Are Here
  3. You Can Still Get a Stimulus Check If You're a Low-Income Earner
  4. The 10 Best Deals of October 20, 2020
  5. How to Not Masturbate During a Zoom Call
  6. How to Stream Xbox Games on Your iPhone or iPad
  7. Fit More Podcasts Into Your Day With This Calculator
  8. How to Turn Your Home Office Into a Workday Gym
  9. Get an Early Start on Your Black Friday Shopping in Amazon’s Holiday Dash Sale
  10. How to Not Humiliate Yourself During a Zoom Call
  11. How to Fix a Stuck Zipper
  12. How to Watch Tonight's Orionid Meteor Shower
  13. How to Vote If You Catch COVID
  14. Don't Stake Candy into the Ground on Halloween, FFS
  15. Check Yourself With $7 off This Infrared Forehead Thermometer
  16. How to Watch Classic Holiday Specials for Free
  17. It's Time for Two-Ingredient Emergency Cake
  18. How to Spark Your Creativity When You're in a Rut
  19. When Will Used Car Inventory Return To Normal?
  20. Can You Be Denied Life Insurance for Smoking Weed?
  21. Everybody Poops, but Not Everyone Has a Bidet. Change That With the BioBidet Bliss, Now 57% Off
  22. What the 2020 Election Could Mean for Reproductive Rights
  23. What's New on Hulu in November 2020
  24. How to Find a Pediatrician You Like

The Onion

  1. TSA Screens Over 1 Million Passengers For First Time Since March
  2. ISIS Brat Hates Having To Keep Changing Schools Whenever Dad Gets New Deployment
  3. Cynical Man Knows Biden Election Won’t Actually Solve Fundamental Problem Of His Plantar Fasciitis
  4. ‘Hate Has No Home Here’ Banner Taken Down To Make Room For ‘Zombie Crossing’ Sign
  5. New Store Going To Have To Earn Place On Strip Mall Sign
  6. How Someone Becomes A Saint
  7. Netflix Announces List Of Hulu Executives Disappearing At End Of October
  8. Report: Friends Don’t Really Think Of You As Part Of Group
  9. Jason Momoa Brings In Scene Double For Challenging Facial Expression
  10. Your Horoscopes — Week Of October 20, 2020
  11. Zoo Awards Child Lifetime Membership For Helping Catch Lemur Thief
  12. New Stimulus Bill Would Require All Americans To Mail Government $1,200 Check
  13. States See Record-Breaking Turnout For Early Voting
  14. Woman At Breaking Point In Marriage To Give Relationship Until End Of Her Life
  15. NASA Builds 4G Tower On Moon Tastefully Disguised As Pine Tree
  16. Therapist Knows This Whole Goddamn Gravy Train Of Clients Ends Second Vaccine Announced
  17. Trump Attempts To Soften Image Before Election By Adopting Dead Dog
  18. Man Hasn’t Heard Or Read Single True Thing In 6 Years
  19. Label Of Prescription Shampoo Shamefully Turned To Face Wall
  20. CDC Reclassifies Majority Of Covid-19 Deaths To Being Personally Murdered By Barack Obama
  21. Ikea Introduces Buyback Program In 27 Countries
  22. Michael Strahan Gives Passionate Speech About Being Black In America While Terry Bradshaw Patiently Waits to Discuss ‘Buick Keys To Success’
  23. Federal Authorities Investigating Second Jetpack Sighting Over Los Angeles
  24. Study Finds Giving CBD To Pet Fails To Address Root Issue Of Letting Crazed Monster Live In Your Home
  25. Man Has Come Too Far To Turn Back For Grocery Basket

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  1. Over 430,000 viewers tuned in simultaneously to watch Rep. Alexia Ocasio-Cortez play Among Us on Twitch, the third highest ever for an individual Twitch stream (Ina Fried/Axios)
  2. Netflix plans to test a 48-hour free weekend in India, dubbed StreamFest and scheduled for Dec. 4, and may bring the promotion to other countries later (Janko Roettgers/Protocol)
  3. eVisit, a SaaS startup that helps hospitals and health care systems provide telehealth services, raises $14M Series A led by TVC Capital (David Gargaro/IT PRO)
  4. WarnerMedia debuts WarnerMedia RIDE, a free video service for smartphones and tablets connected to in-car WiFi via AT&T's unlimited data connected-car plans (Todd Spangler/Variety)
  5. Facebook moderators in India, working for a third-party contractor, say they felt pressured to return to the office this summer, even as the pandemic surged (Rest of World)
  6. US officials offer Brazil telecoms financing to buy equipment from Huawei competitors, in an effort to keep China out of Brazil's 5G market (Reuters)
  7. Sources: WH is seeking to fast-track a no-bid contract to lease DOD mid-band 5G spectrum to Rivada Networks, whose investors include Peter Thiel and Karl Rove (Jake Tapper/CNN)
  8. Sources: Jeffrey Katzenberg tried to sell Quibi's catalog to NBCUniversal and Facebook, but both passed; Katzenberg told others he may shut down the company (The Information)
  9. Amazon's Luna in early access: streaming performance can be spotty without a strong connection, iOS web app support is decent, channel groups silo game choice (Chaim Gartenberg/The Verge)
  10. NSA publishes a report of the top 25 vulnerabilities with patches available that are currently being found and exploited by "Chinese state-sponsored hackers" (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
  11. Pinterest adds Salaam Coleman Smith, former top exec of Disney's ABC Family and president of NBCUniversal's Style Media, to its board of directors (Kurt Wagner/Bloomberg)
  12. Intel launches PhiSat-1 satellite into space, aiming to use its built-in Movidius Myriad 2 Vision Processing Unit to analyze cloud cover using AI (Darrell Etherington/TechCrunch)
  13. In its antitrust lawsuit against Google, DOJ argues that Google and Apple worked as "one company" on a search deal, estimates Google pays Apple $8B to $12B/yr (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)
  14. Google releases Chrome update to deploy security fixes, including a patch for an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
  15. Snap reports Q3 revenue of $679M, up 52% YoY, vs $555.9M est., DAUs were up ~18% YoY to 249M, average number of daily Snaps up 25% YoY; Snap up 23%+ after hours (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)