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BBC

  1. Energy bills forecast to hit over £4,200 a year
  2. Tory leadership: Rivals trade blows over energy bills help
  3. Royal Mail staff to stage four-day strike action
  4. Mar-a-Lago: Republican uproar over FBI raid on Trump home
  5. Ukraine war: Blasts rock Russian airbase in annexed Crimea
  6. Ryan Giggs threw ex out of hotel room naked, court told
  7. Body recovered from Cheshunt lake after boy reported missing
  8. Thames Water plans to introduce hosepipe ban 'in weeks'
  9. UK heatwave: Four-day extreme heat warning for parts of UK
  10. Serena Williams outlines retirement plans
  11. Scottish exam pass rate drops from pandemic high
  12. Linton-on-Ouse: Asylum centre plan for ex-RAF site scrapped
  13. Athletics coach Minichiello banned for inappropriate conduct
  14. Loire Valley: Intense European heatwave parches France's 'garden'
  15. Issey Miyake's fashion in pictures
  16. China housing crisis: The people living in unfinished apartments
  17. Australia mourns a national sweetheart
  18. Commonwealth Games: Birmingham breathes life into Games
  19. Cornwall kayaker in close encounter with whale
  20. Strictly Come Dancing 2022: Comedian Ellie Taylor joins line-up
  21. Paul O'Grady quits Radio 2 show saying it's the 'right time to go'
  22. Birmingham bull: Photographers share images on Instagram
  23. In pictures: Drought hits Europe's rivers and crops
  24. Britney Spears returns to music scene with Elton John collaboration
  25. June Spencer: Last original Archers cast member to retire
  26. Islington: Flooding in north London as water main bursts
  27. The newborns fighting for survival in Afghanistan
  28. Olivia Newton-John: How Grease's Sandy made history
  29. What is the energy price cap and how high will bills go?
  30. Country pop to black spandex - the life of Olivia Newton-John
  31. Saving former champions Derby County from wild ride to ruin
  32. Camhs deaths expose child mental health unit pressures
  33. Will there be a hosepipe ban in my area?
  34. Issey Miyake, child of Hiroshima who became innovative designer
  35. Sania Khan: She TikToked her divorce, then her husband killed her
  36. Afghanistan: The Taliban sniper now working behind a desk
  37. Where does Scotland stand with the attainment gap?
  38. Are we falling in love with robots?
  39. Cost of living: The people using OnlyFans as a second job to help with bills
  40. China-Taiwan: What we learned from Beijing's drills around the island
  41. Why is my passport taking so long to arrive?
  42. Rangers 3-0 Union Saint-Gilloise (agg 3-2): Scots stun Belgian visitors to make play-offs
  43. Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr to fight at London's O2 Arena in October
  44. Canadian Open: Britain's Emma Raducanu beaten in first round by Camila Giorgi
  45. Eddie Jones: England head coach admonished by RFU over private school system criticism
  46. The Hundred - Northern Superchargers v Trent Rockets: Plays of the day
  47. FedEx Cup Play-offs: Scottie Scheffler 'frustrated' by LIV legal action

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Blizzard will stop selling ‘Overwatch’ loot boxes on August 30th
  2. Google Stadia’s Party Stream is exactly what it sounds like
  3. Amazon's palm payments arrive in more than 65 Whole Foods stores in California
  4. Yamaha’s flagship noise-canceling wireless earbuds arrive in the US for $280
  5. People spent much less time watching gaming streams this spring, report says
  6. 1Password's big app redesign brings desktop features to mobile
  7. Google's learn-to-read app for kids is now available on the web
  8. Ford will reopen F-150 Lightning orders this week at a much higher starting price
  9. AT&T is using amphibious vehicles, drones and more to restore its network during disasters
  10. President Biden signs CHIPS Act to boost semiconductor production
  11. Spotify's online music studio now offers live collaboration
  12. What we bought: How DeWalt's 20V Max cordless drill became my most versatile home-reno tool
  13. ‘Sonic the Hedgehog 3’ will hit theaters in the 2024 holiday season
  14. Beats and Kim Kardashian made a line of skin-colored Fit Pro earbuds
  15. South Korea to investigate Apple, Google over possible in-app payment violations
  16. The Morning After: Netflix's slow start in gaming
  17. WhatsApp's latest privacy features include the ability to hide your online status
  18. Google and Sonos are now fighting over voice assistant patents
  19. OtterBox now offers $150 toward iPhone screen replacements
  20. Intel introduces Arc Pro GPUs for workstations
  21. Snapchat Family Center shows parents their children's friends list
  22. Sennheiser promises 60 hours of listening with its new Momentum headphones
  23. Firaxis delays Marvel's Midnight Suns, maybe until 2023
  24. iOS 16 beta brings back the battery percentage icon
  25. HBO Max finishes rolling out its much-needed app redesign

Pinboard

  1. Inside the War Between Trump and His Generals | The New Yorker — “You fucking generals, why can’t you be like the German generals?” “Which generals?” Kelly asked. “The German generals in World War II,” Trump responded. “You do know that they tried to kill Hitler three times and almost pulled it off?” Kelly said.
  2. The Secret History of Family Separation
  3. Cramming 'Papers, Please' Onto Phones | Development Logs by Lucas Pope
  4. Git In Two Minutes (for a solo developer) - Gary Robinson's Rants
  5. Opinion | I Didn’t Want It to Be True, but the Medium Really Is the Message - The New York Times — I’ve found myself going back to a wise, indescribable book that Jenny Odell, a visual artist, published in 2019. In “How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy,” Odell suggests that any theory of media must first start …
  6. (500) https://blender.ai/ — Good morning to everyone, especially the Facebook researchers who are going to have to rein in their Facebook-hating, election denying chatbot today
  7. Ask HN: Resources to learn generative art programming? | Hacker News
  8. stemrollerapp/stemroller: Isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instrumental stems from any song — Isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instrumental stems from any song - GitHub - stemrollerapp/stemroller: Isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instrumental stems from any song
  9. Republicans block $35 cap on millions of patients’ insulin costs - The Washington Post — Favorite tweet: The real Death Panel is the @GOP-controlled Senate: As people with diabetes are forced to "ration" their insulin, Republicans blocks price cap. VOTE OUT THESE SADISTS AND MURDERERS. https://t.co/HJ7S2ZMxBe — Steve Silbe…
  10. The Perils of Audience Capture - by Gurwinder - The Prism
  11. Untitled (https://vividmaps.com/central-pangean-mountains/) — One pretty cool geological fun fact is that the Scottish Highlands, the Appalachians, and the Atlas are the same mountain range, once connected as the Central Pangean Mountains [read more: ]
  12. GraphQL kinda sucks | Hacker News
  13. Post-Roe, Conservatives Promote Way to Give Up Newborns Anonymously - The New York Times
  14. Oncall Compensation - The Pragmatic Engineer
  15. Why your daily stand-ups don't work and how to fix them
  16. Untitled (https://gist.github.com/marcoarment/344d71e91d6cd3df5fe6db2ac08ff99f) — To use Amazon S3 from PHP, you’re supposed to use the AWS SDK, bloating your servers with 1,834 PHP files and 49,358 lines of code. But if you just need the basics, you can use my 1-file, 242-line class:
  17. Free PDF, Video, Image & Other Online Tools - TinyWow
  18. openairplay/airplay2-receiver: AirPlay 2 Receiver - Python implementation
  19. The Senate Was History’s Greatest Obstacle to Climate Progress - The Atlantic
  20. Notable people — Did you know Freddie Mercury was born in Zanzibar and Barack Obama in Honolulu? Who is the most famous person from your home town? I made a map of the most notable people around the world. Built with @Mapbox. Check it out here: 🧵
  21. State Legislatures Are Torching Democracy — Jane Mayer Even in moderate places like Ohio, gerrymandering has let unchecked Republicans pass extremist laws that could never make it through Congress.
  22. MoFi Records has been using digital all along, a scandal in the audio community - The Washington Post — MoFi Records has been using digital all along, a scandal in the audio community - The Washington Post by via https://ift.tt/Hq9lG54
  23. ‘What exactly are they doing?’: SF traffic cops issue just 10 citations a day — Just add this to the list that makes living in #SanFrancisco so stressful and frustrating. via @sfchronicle @hknightsf
  24. Untitled (https://www.vice.com/en/article/akeemk/chorizo-james-webb-space-telescope) — This story beautifully brings together modern scientific miracles, elaborate trolling, and performance art -- and so would be perfect for @HelloGarglers to cover
  25. GitHub - serhack/pdf-diff: A tool for visualizing differences between two pdf files.
  26. Libraries - how companies do not understand open spaces
  27. Physically Based - The PBR values database — A database of physically based values for CG artists
  28. how to stop being "terminally online" | nights's blog
  29. Axios Agrees to Sell Itself to Cox Enterprises for $525 Million - The New York Times
  30. Best practices for inclusive textual websites — A lengthy guide to making simple, inclusive sites focused on content before form. Emphasizes brutalist design and accessibility to include under-represented users.
  31. Post-apocalyptic programming — We got deadly viruses, nuclear war threats, economy heading from one crisis to another deeper crisis, politicians going out of control… You know that…
  32. Electric off road vehicle for leisure activities - Swincar
  33. How the Claremont Institute Became a Nerve Center of the American Right — Credit... Photo illustration by Tyler Comrie They made the intellectual case for Trump. Now they believe the country is in a cultural civil war. Credit... Photo…
  34. The Reluctant Prophet of Effective Altruism | The New Yorker — Big day for EA/longtermist press. Great Gideon Lewis-Kraus profile of @willmacaskill in the @NewYorker: Not to be prurient, but 👀
  35. Use One Big Server - Speculative Branches
  36. Carl's Blog — I wrote a blog post on why gRPC Insists on Trailers:
  37. Fast, composable, unstyled command menu for React — ⌘K — Fast, composable, unstyled command menu for React
  38. Exclusive: See the Trump toilet photos that he denies ever existed — The toilet story was true
  39. Productivity Porn - Caleb Schoepp
  40. Technical reasons to choose FreeBSD over GNU/Linux
  41. StemRoller - Make stems, instrumental, or acapella version of any song! — StemRoller enables anyone to make karaoke, vocal, and stem tracks from their favorite songs. Simply type the name of a song into the search bar - StemRoller…
  42. To Uncover a Deepfake Video Call, Ask the Caller to Turn Sideways - Metaphysic.ai — Currently fake video can't do a good job of creating side views because there aren't a lot of pictures of the sides of people's heads to train it on. I'm sure that will change soon.
  43. Thinking with pen and paper — A lightweight commenting system using GitHub issues.
  44. 'The best thing we can do today to JavaScript is to retire it,' says JSON creator Douglas Crockford • DEVCLASS — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32367589
  45. Untitled (https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/08/politics/alex-jones-january-6/index.html) — Approximately two years' worth of text messages sent and received by right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones have been turned over to the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection, per ⁦@oliverdarcy⁩
  46. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2022/08/03/cracker-barrel-impossible-sausage/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_source=twitter — Cracker Barrel announced on Facebook that customers could customize their breakfast plate with a plant-based protein. The blowback was immediate and intense.
  47. Calibrated Background Noise Generators | Online & Free
  48. Learn C++ - Lucky Resistor
  49. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxxxlutsKuI) — RT @astroehlein: Watch more here: Read more here, including about the protester who warned of the murders…
  50. Using Landlock to Sandbox GNU Make
  51. ⭐️ No more "Insight Porn" – Jakob Greenfeld – Experiments in Permissionless Entrepreneurship
  52. Mailing – Build + test + send emails with React — https://github.com/sofn-xyz/mailing
  53. Rocketride.io - browser/task automation tool — Collect data from websites, fill out forms, download files, and many more. No-code visual editor, run your scripts on your computer or in the cloud.
  54. Why Putting Solar Canopies on Parking Lots Is a Smart Green Move - Yale E360 — Every open-air parking lot should be covered with a canopy of solar panels. Absolute no-brainer.
  55. The Billionaire’s Dilemma - The Atlantic — New >> Is Marc Andreessen a NIMBY?
  56. How Republicans Are ‘Weaponizing’ Public Office Against Climate Action - The New York Times
  57. Ikea Symfonisk Gen2 Amp Modification Guide - A much cheaper Sonos Amp
  59. Are You Sure You’re Not Guilty of the ‘Millennial Pause’?
  60. Tom Blomfield: Monzo growth — How they got to 1 million users. Most interesting for the things that worked differently to expected, for better or worse.
  61. Pluralistic: 05 Aug 2022 – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow
  62. For fans and non-fans alike, Netflix's 'The Sandman' is a dream come true — To the many fans of Neil Gaiman's comic book series: Relax. The new Netflix show nails it.
  63. AI Chat — Meta's new chatbot has *opinions* about its CEO.
  64. (500) https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/08/06/metro/it-was-you-traffic-spat-turned-police-coverup-leads-questions-da-hayden/ — RT @JonathanCohn: "In response to questions from the Globe, Hayden’s office gave three different responses on this point." That is because Hayden is lying. Hayden's level of corruption and indiffe…
  65. Our roadmap for Nix - Tweag
  66. Why Is the Web So Monotonous? Google. :: Reasonably Polymorphic — epistemic collapse lol
  67. 3D Printed Bluetooth Headphones – Homebrew Headphones
  68. monad confusion
  69. Exclusive: Trump-backed Michigan attorney general candidate involved in voting-system breach, documents show | Reuters
  70. Nix – taming Unix with functional programming
  71. Using unwrap() in Rust is Okay - Andrew Gallant's Blog
  72. How to Estimate Distance Using Just Your Thumb
  73. Sign Up - Enough is Enough
  74. COVID-Related Stillbirths Didn’t Have to Happen — ProPublica
  75. San Francisco Police Traffic Enforcement — 🚨 New Research! 🚨 I analyzed every traffic citation the SFPD has written over the past 5 years and crunched the #s. Not only are they writing just 10 tickets a day, they're also disproportionately targeting BIPOC for non-life-threatening violations. 🧵👇
  76. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2022/08/05/shooting-police-library-manslaughter/ — A retired DC police lieutenant who now calls himself a “use of force consultant” fatally shot a 25-year-old library officer during a training exercise. He was pretending to shoot the officer as a joke when the gun fired. She was …
  77. Running your own A.I. Image Generator with Latent-Diffusion | Reticulated
  78. I Didn’t Want It to Be True, but the Medium Really Is the Message — How we look matters as much as what we see.
  79. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o49C8jQIsvs&feature=youtu.be) — 🎉I've just released my Book on a Page summary of @soenke_ahrens How to Take Smart Notes. The video turned out to be a massive 54 mins long... even though I cut a lot of things. You will find a link to the high-res BoaP image in the video description.
  80. Elon Musk's Flawed Vision and the Dangers of Trusting Billionaires | Time — For well over a decade, Elon Musk sold us his dreams as our future. But as the drawbacks pile up and Musk becomes a more hostile figure, we need to challenge the course he’s set for human society. For @TIME, I argue we can (and must) do better.
  81. Charles Petzold: “Code” 2nd Edition Now Available!
  82. A physical wiring diagram for the human immune system
  83. Why the Chair of the Lancet’s COVID-19 Commission Thinks The US Government Is Preventing a Real Investigation Into the Pandemic  ❧ Current Affairs — Why the Chair of the Lancet’s COVID-19 Commission Thinks The US Government Is Preventing a Real Investigation Into the Pandemic  ❧ Current Affairs
  84. august and everything after - by Helena Fitzgerald — The opening of “Round Here,” is perfect, and I cannot tell you when I first heard it. Possibly I was in a car, possibly it was on the radio, or possibly I was in my old bedroom in California, not quite a teenager yet, years after the album came out and long after the accla…
  85. GitHub - hackergrrl/art-of-readme: Things I've learned about writing good READMEs. — Once again, the Perl monks have wisdom to share on the subject: The level of detail in Perl module documentation generally goes from less detailed to more detailed. Your SYNOPSIS section should contain a minimal example of use (perhaps as l…
  86. Counterfeits, fraud, and theft: Why Silca changed its return policy  - CyclingTips — However, the last three years have seen some dramatic changes in behaviour that honestly we really never experienced in the past or even imagined. All companies deal with fraudulent orders, people stealing credit card information, buying stu…
  87. (500) https://nypost.com/2022/08/05/malcolm-gladwell-slams-working-from-home/ — Goddamn I'm sick of these sobbing hypocritical Canadian perverts
  88. MAKE MY DRIVE FUN
  89. figure.game — Favorite tweet: 👋🏽 Made a new thing! Figure is a daily puzzle game, inspired by Tetris, Threes, and Wordle. Free and quick and right in your browser. Hope you like it! https://t.co/pQyeYl7akt https://t.co/uLS35tr5Y7 — Sumul Shah (@sumul) Jul 8, 2022 Tweet: sumul - https://twitter.com/sumul/status/1545430273…
  90. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/08/us/politics/trump-fbi-mar-a-lago.html) — /15 The New York Times is reporting that the search is targeted at Trump's removal of documents from the White House. Again, as I noted above, the warrant form should confirm that.
  91. Fintech is Making Credit Cards Weirder -
  92. The lost nuclear bombs that no one can find - BBC Future — The US has lost at least three nuclear bombs that have never been located – they're still out there to this day. How did this happen? Where could they be? And will we ever find them?
  93. Untitled (https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/05/europe/scientist-space-image-chorizo-intl-scli-scn/index.html?utm_source=twCNN&utm_content=2022-08-05T18%3A30%3A10&utm_term=link&utm_medium=social) — A French scientist tweeted a photo of a slice of spicy Spanish sausage, claiming it was an image of a distant star taken by the James W…
  94. Untitled (https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/cyclists-will-be-prosecuted-like-drivers-for-pedestrian-deaths-l39xhkkzj) — So that’s “not at all”, then?
  95. xkcd: Standards
  96. Russia’s private military contractor Wagner comes out of the shadows in Ukraine war | Russia | The Guardian
  97. cr.yp.to: 2022.08.05: NSA, NIST, and post-quantum cryptography
  98. The resilience myth: fatal flaws in the push to secure chip supply chains | Financial Times
  99. trealla-prolog/trealla: A compact, efficient Prolog interpreter written in plain-old C.
  100. Abortion bans are discouraging all kinds of doctors from red states - The Washington Post — In another example, a physician contacted by phone by an AMN Healthcare recruiter trying to fill a post in an antiabortion state “simply said, ‘Roe versus Wade,’ and hung up,” Florence said Tellingly, Florence added, none of the re…

The Next Web

  1. UK government again plugs strike-busting dream of driverless subway trains
  2. Drones offer sustainable last-mile parcel delivery
  3. Crypto fans are paying more for NFT cars than real ones
  4. 5 ways to identify job phishing schemes
  5. The future of dark matter research will ultimately be decided by politicians
  6. This startup wants you to test its latest flying machine
  7. This skin-like computing chip uses AI to monitor health data
  8. How to build a strong social media brand with zero design skills
  9. Can AI design better streets for pedestrians? You be the judge
  10. The best of Eurobike 2022: Killer D-locks, snow trikes, and futuristic ebikes

Smashing Magazine

  1. Core Web Vitals Tools To Boost Your Web Performance Scores
  2. Smashing Podcast Episode 50 With Marko Dugonjic: Can You Change A UX Dinosaur?
  3. How Our Organization Improved Web Accessibility (Case Study)
  4. Rethinking Authentication UX
  5. Migration From jQuery to Next.js: A Guide
  6. Fluid Sizing Instead Of Multiple Media Queries?
  7. Memories Of August (2022 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  8. Testable Frontend: The Good, The Bad And The Flaky
  9. <article> vs. <section>: How To Choose The Right One
  10. Overcoming Imposter Syndrome By Developing Your Own Guiding Principles
  11. Looking Back At SmashingConf SF 2022
  12. Powerful Image Optimization Tools
  13. A New Pattern For The Jamstack: Segmented Rendering
  14. Resolving Conflicts Between Designers And Engineers
  15. Using Nothing But Docker For Projects
  16. Smashing Podcast Episode 49 With Paul Boag: How Do You Ship A Billion-Dollar Idea?
  17. Kendo UI For Angular Data Grid And Angular Material: Have Your Cake And Eat It Too
  18. A Look At Remix And The Differences With Next.js
  19. A Five-Step Approach To The Metaverse
  20. An Accessibility-First Approach To Chart Visual Design
  21. Designing A Perfect Pricing Page UX
  22. How To Build A Localized Website With Hugo And Strapi
  23. Accelerating UX Maturity With A Breakthrough Project
  24. Jump Into July (2022 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  25. Smashing Podcast Episode 48 With Stephanie Eckles: Is Sass Still Relevant?
  26. Demystifying The New Gatsby Framework
  27. Voice Control Usability Considerations For Partially Visually Hidden Link Names
  28. How To Create A Vanilla JavaScript Gantt Chart: Adding Task Editing Features (Part 2)
  29. How To Test Your MVP Within 2 Weeks (Or Less)
  30. Things I Wish I’d Known Earlier In My Career
  31. Precise Timing With Web Animations API
  32. How To Easily Build And Support Tables In Figma
  33. Web Design Done Well: Delightful Data Visualization Examples
  34. The Guide To Windows High Contrast Mode
  35. Adding Search To Your Site In 15 Minutes
  36. How To Apply UX Principles To Embedded Systems: Learnings From The Field
  37. DevFest For Ukraine, A Charity Conference On The Future Of Tech 🇺🇦
  38. Measuring The Performance Of Typefaces For Users (Part 2)
  39. The Future Of Frontend Build Tools
  40. Simplify Your Color Palette With CSS Color-Mix()

Wirecutter

  1. The Best TVs
  2. The Best Surround-Sound Systems Under $2,500
  3. The Best Booster Car Seats
  4. The Best Kids Backpacks for School
  5. The Best Kids Lunch Boxes
  6. The Best Cashmere Sweaters
  7. The Best Bike Handlebar Bag
  8. Ask Wirecutter: Is There a Better System for Managing All My Mail?
  9. The Best Camping Stove
  10. Our Favorite Things From Trader Joe’s
  11. The Best Game Consoles
  12. 5 Cheap(ish) Ways to Decorate Your Dorm Room
  13. Are Away Carry-Ons Worth the Hype?
  14. The Best Area Rugs
  15. The Best Smokeless Fire Pits
  16. Campfire S’mores Are Great. Kitchen S’mores Are Even Better.
  17. The Best Kids Water Bottles
  18. America Is Grappling With a Baby Formula Shortage. Here’s How to Navigate It.
  19. The Best Suitcases for Checking
  20. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  21. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  22. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  23. The Best All-in-One Printers
  24. The Best Laptop Under $500
  25. The Best Baby Formula
  26. The Best Sunscreen
  27. The Best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite Accessories
  28. The Best 8 Deals Under $25 We’ve Found So Far This Week
  29. The Best Laptops for College Students
  30. The Best Fan

Sweethome

  1. The Best Vacuum Cleaners
  2. The Best Laundry Detergent
  3. The Best Gear for Building Your Home Theater
  4. The Best Humidifier
  5. The Best Laundry Baskets and Hampers
  6. The Best Bird Feeders
  7. The Best Robot Vacuums
  8. The Best Hair Dryer
  9. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  10. The Best Dish Soap
  11. The Best Mattresses for 2022
  12. The Best Cheap Mattresses (Under $500)
  13. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  14. The Best Clothing Steamers
  15. The Best Bike Storage Ideas
  16. The Best Air Conditioner
  17. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  18. Great Gear for Picnics and Grilling
  19. The Best Fan
  20. The Best Hurricane Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  21. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  22. Small Bathroom Ideas
  23. The Best Combination Square
  24. The Best White Noise Machine
  25. The Best Shower Curtain
  26. Our Favorite Bath Trays and Accessories
  27. The Best Basic Smoke Alarm
  28. The Best Mattress Toppers
  29. The Best Sprinkler
  30. The Best Dehumidifiers

Hacker News

  1. Former Twitter Employee Convicted of Charges Related to Spying for Saudis
  2. An incident impacting 5M accounts and private information on Twitter
  3. Astro 1.0 – a web framework for building fast, content-focused websites
  4. Fishing Gear Accounts for an Alarming Amount of Plastic in Oceans (2021)
  5. Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture
  6. From novice to master, and back again (2013)
  7. Lz_xor
  8. Relationship Hero (YC S17) is hiring coaches
  9. Falling for Kubernetes
  10. Launch HN: Windmill (YC S22) – Turn scripts into internal apps and workflows
  11. Nvidia Publishes 73k Lines of 3D Header Files for Fermi Through Ampere GPUs
  12. ÆPIC Leak: Architecturally leaking uninitialized data from the microarchitecture [pdf]
  13. “It’s time for Apple to fix texting”
  14. The state of South Africa, 28ish years post-apartheid
  15. Will Intel's AXG division survive Pat Gelsinger’s axe?
  16. The problem with Go’s default HTTP handlers
  17. Implementing parts of the Swift compiler in Swift
  18. Sol: Open-source Alfred/Raycast alternative for macOS
  19. Dusting “Attack” via Tornado Cash to Public Wallets
  20. The Story of Mel (1983)
  21. W4 Games formed to strengthen Godot ecosystem
  22. Thank You, Firebug (2017)
  23. The Locus of Entertainment
  24. Show HN: Recode – Free, open-source, community-driven Codespaces alternative
  25. Google Maps' moat is evaporating (2020)
  26. “Who Should Write the Terraform?”
  27. To speak meaningfully about art
  28. Noether's Theorem in a Nutshell (2020)
  29. How and why to host a blog at home
  30. The Data Facebook Gave Police to Prosecute a Teenager for Abortion

Ars Technica

  1. Teen’s jailing shows exactly how Facebook will help anti-abortion states
  2. China’s secretive space plane flies higher and longer than before
  3. Parallels Desktop 18 for Mac adds ProMotion support
  4. It’s official: US chipmakers will receive billions in grants and tax breaks
  5. US blacklisting of Tornado Cash sparks outcry from cryptocurrency industry
  6. 10 malicious Python packages exposed in latest repository attack
  7. Nokia lawsuit forces Oppo and OnePlus out of the German market
  8. The next desktop-sized OLED monitor will cost $3,500
  9. Windows 11 encryption bug could cause data loss, temporary slowdowns on newer PCs
  10. Rumors, delays, and early testing suggest Intel’s Arc GPUs are on shaky ground
  11. SGX, Intel’s supposedly impregnable data fortress, has been breached yet again
  12. Crypto and the US government are headed for a decisive showdown
  13. Small businesses count cost of Apple’s privacy changes
  14. Setting our heart-attack-predicting AI loose with “no-code” tools
  15. Almost every Ferrari sold since 2005 is being recalled
  16. Jumping spiders may experience something like REM sleep
  17. It’s possible no electric vehicles will qualify for the new tax credit
  18. Scientists hid encryption key for Wizard of Oz text in plastic molecules
  19. 28 years later, Super Punch-Out!!’s 2-player mode has been discovered
  20. Big Tech just got one step closer to squashing key US antitrust bill

Digg

  1. The 20 Highest-Grossing Movie Remakes And Their Original Film Ratings, Visualized
  2. This Unearthed Steven Wright Performance From 1989 Is Proof Of His Timeless Genius
  3. What Really Happened With Fred Savage On 'The Wonder Years'
  4. An Oklahoma Little Leaguer Got Hit By A Pitch — Then He Showed Us What Baseball Is Supposed To Be All About
  5. In Defense Of 'Quiet Quitting' Your Job
  6. The Last Decade Of Electric Vehicle Sales Around The World, Visualized
  7. Take A Peek Inside The Spectacular Ruins Of The Abandoned Orlando Hyatt House Near Disney World
  8. Here's Why This Tiny Island Has More People Than Russia
  9. The WHO Has Declared Seven Public Health Emergencies In The Last 15 Years. Here's What They Were
  10. Legal Expert Breaks Down Everything That Went Wrong For Alex Jones During His Defamation Trial
  11. We're Going To Remember The FBI Raid On Mar-a-Lago As The Event That Launched Countless Surreal Memes
  12. I Finally Got To Date My Crush Years After Middle School. Then The Unthinkable Happened
  13. Woody Harrelson Is A Marxist Captain Who Runs A Luxury Yacht In New 'Triangle Of Sadness' Trailer
  14. This Reddit Thread About Things You Should Never Do In America Is A Great Guide To Avoid Getting Into Trouble
  15. Here's A Supercut Of Carlo Bonomi Speaking In His Unforgettable Penguinese For 'Pingu'
  16. Easy Ways To Get More Veggies Into Your Diet, According To Reddit
  17. What's In Donald Trump's Safe The FBI Raided?
  18. Jay Leno Explains Why He Thinks Jimmy Kimmel Has Beef With Him
  19. AFAB, AMAB And AGAB Are Trending. Here's A Quick Explainer
  20. Ten Chicago Chefs On What 'The Bear' Gets Right (And Wrong)
  21. Why Daniel Day Lewis's Voice Acting Is In A Class All Its Own
  22. Here's A Nifty Hack For Cooking Potato Chips In Your Microwave
  23. Make Your 3D Print Nice And Smooth
  24. Ezra Miller Has Been Charged With Felony Burglary In Vermont
  25. Journey Drummer Steve Smith Explains Why He Had To Go So Hard On 'Separate Ways'
  26. The Reddit Group Helping To Fund Herpes Vaccine Research
  27. Donald Trump Releases A Video That Looks A Lot Like A 2024 Campaign Ad Following FBI Raid Of Mar-a-Lago
  28. Why We All Want To Watch Influencers Suffer
  29. Here's Why The Tatra 77a Was So Effective At Killing Nazis During World War II
  30. Rob McElhenny Will Never Forget The First Thing That Kumail Nanjiani Ever Said To Him When They Met
  31. Will Europe Force A Facebook Blackout?
  32. Sandy Hook Lawyer: Alex Jones Sent A Nude Photo Of His Wife To Roger Stone
  33. 'Dark Brandon': How The Left Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love Biden's Alter Ego
  34. 'I Didn't Really Learn Anything': COVID Grads Face College
  35. Stephen Colbert Roasts Donald Trump Over Alleged Photographic Evidence That He Literally Flushed Presidential Records
  36. Globe Has Top Three Hottest July Amid Extreme Heat Waves, Drought And Deadly Floods
  37. These Are The Most Satisfying Stress Balls Ever
  38. Soccer Player Catches Goalkeeper Sleeping And Casually Floats In A Goal From The Half Line
  39. How The Walton Family Became The Most Influential Player In Colorado
  40. Crypto Fans Are Paying More For NFT Cars Than Real Ones
  41. Trevor Noah Points Out The Most Bonkers Thing About That January 6 Prison Cell Performance Art At CPAC
  42. Our Conflicting Attitudes Toward Anne Heche And Mental Health
  43. I Have Cerebral Palsy And Am Grateful Beyoncé And Lizzo Changed Their Lyrics
  44. Why Steve Jobs Wore Issey Miyake For Most Of His Life
  45. The End Of Manual Transmission
  46. Why FBI Agents Searched Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Home

New Scientist

  1. Tiny electromagnetic robot runs fast and re-forms after being squished
  2. Recycling dead trees could cut carbon emissions in US cities
  3. How to spot the 2022 Perseid meteor shower that will peak on Saturday
  4. 'Dry lightning' sparked the most destructive wildfires in California
  5. These are the UK supermarket items with the worst environmental impact
  6. Immunity for common cold coronaviruses may ward off severe covid-19
  7. Climate change impacts are making most infectious diseases worse
  8. Soap molecule could help make alternative LED tech commercially viable
  9. Artificial neuron swaps dopamine with rat brain cells like a real one
  10. Russian shelling at Ukrainian nuclear plant risks 'another Chernobyl'
  11. Exceeding weekly alcohol recommendations linked to short chromosomes
  12. 10 finance firms effectively own half of all future carbon emissions
  13. Untangling life's molecular mysteries using AI is a welcome advance
  14. Artificial finger can identify what common material things are made of
  15. What does the Inflation Reduction Act mean for US carbon emissions?
  16. If cryptocurrencies are unhackable, how do they keep getting stolen?
  17. Hummingbird that was feared extinct is spotted in Colombian mountains
  18. Early humans may have wiped out many turtles millions of years ago
  19. Transfusing blood from an old mouse to a younger mouse causes ageing
  20. Blood substitute repairs damaged organs hours after heart stops
  21. How weevils have become weapons in UK's fight against invasive plants
  22. Quantum computers would be better at Wordle than classical ones
  23. Can we build a quantum clock that is entirely quantum?
  24. One in 8 people got long covid after infection early in the pandemic
  25. Vaccinating less than half of high-risk men may stop monkeypox spread
  26. European wildfires have released a record amount of carbon
  27. Mice produce rat sperm with technique that could help conservation
  28. Quantum computer can simulate infinitely many chaotic particles
  29. Home screening test for oral or throat cancer has 90 per cent accuracy
  30. Why general relativity is known as a background independent theory
  31. Start-up plans 2500 artificial coral reefs to fight climate change
  32. E. coli that is recoded to be virus resistant may aid drug production
  33. A public information campaign on the climate crisis is urgently needed
  34. Experimental earphone can ‘hear’ commands user is silently mouthing
  35. Mild exercise halts cognitive decline in people at risk of Alzheimer's
  36. Pitcher plants use raindrop impacts to fling insects into their trap
  37. Using hand gestures can improve your experience of video calls
  38. JWST has caught two galaxies smashing together and sparking starbursts
  39. Cold exposure stops tumour growth in mice by hijacking glucose stores
  40. Labrador dogs gene edited and cloned to prevent inherited hip disease
  41. How serious is monkeypox and what are the symptoms?
  42. JWST captures the most distant star ever seen in incredible detail
  43. Memory problems after covid-19 more common in people with smell loss
  44. JWST has released a striking new image of the strange Cartwheel galaxy
  45. Gamma ray bursts could help unravel how fast the universe is expanding
  46. Strange pentagon is the best shape for stirring two liquids together
  47. Record weather conditions made the UK's destructive wildfires possible
  48. Robot unties knotted cables but can't pick them up off the floor
  49. RSV vaccine that may protect against bronchiolitis has promise in mice
  50. JWST has spotted a weird, distant galaxy with almost no heavy elements
  51. Shape of human brain has barely changed in past 160,000 years
  52. Stretchy material could make bandages change colour when getting loose
  53. Having rich childhood friends is linked to a higher salary as an adult
  54. UK government to hold back data on state of biodiversity in England
  55. Monkeypox failings show world hasn't learned lessons of the pandemic
  56. Forensic fingerprinting technique could help spot document fraud
  57. JWST could soon tell us what exoplanets' surfaces are made of
  58. Sadiq Khan urges UK parliament to pass 'Ella's Law' for clean air
  59. AlphaFold: Why DeepMind’s protein-folding AI is transformational
  60. Could next-generation vaccines finally end the covid-19 pandemic?
  61. Chronic fatigue syndrome may be caused by mini blood clots
  62. Voice jammer stops anyone from recording you speak
  63. Greenhouse gas emissions are warming up nights faster than days
  64. Pobblebonk frogs have a weird trick for surviving very acidic pools
  65. Monkeypox linked to penis swelling and rectal pain in ongoing outbreak
  66. Climate change made UK 40°C heatwave at least 10 times more likely
  67. Fraudsters able to get material for a ‘dirty bomb’, finds US watchdog
  68. Ultrasound stickers could continuously image internal organs for days
  69. ‘Artificial synapse’ could make neural networks work more like brains
  70. Small woodlouse-like crustacean ‘pollinates’ red seaweed with its legs
  71. 40°C heatwave may have killed 1000 people in England and Wales
  72. JWST keeps breaking its own record for the most distant galaxy ever
  73. Disposable paper battery is activated by a drop of tap water
  74. Stroke drug improves memory and repairs injured brain tissue in mice
  75. My quest for an eco-friendly green lawn
  76. Mysterious light may come from the largest molecules found in space
  77. DeepMind's protein-folding AI cracks biology's biggest problem
  78. Women more likely to have lasting taste issues after covid-19 than men
  79. Fibre-optic cables could be used to spy on people a kilometre away
  80. Flexible robot hand with precise grip lifts 1000 times its own weight
  81. Physicists calculate highest dives most humans can safely withstand
  82. Evolution of lactose tolerance probably driven by famine and disease
  83. New Scientist Live 2022: What to know about our science festival
  84. Dental X-rays likely to be used to assess asylum seeker ages in UK
  85. Birds wearing tiny trackers reveal migration routes in amazing detail
  86. Watch stingrays make odd clicking sounds as they glide through the sea
  87. Moths are more important for pollination than we thought
  88. Ancient Aboriginal rock art may reveal how Australia's climate changed
  89. Climate change could cause heavier rainfall on volcanoes
  90. Deer in Costa Rica gnaw on sea turtle bones
  91. How to spot wildlife at the beach - and how not to disturb or harm it
  92. Tracing lithium's atomic signature could help make ethical batteries
  93. Chemicals from plastic bag pollution could unbalance ecology of lakes
  94. Robot that learns social cues could feed people with tetraplegia
  95. Hackers can turn computer cables into antenna to steal sensitive data
  96. Long covid symptoms may include hair loss and ejaculation difficulties
  97. Starch supplement reduces the risk of some hereditary cancers
  98. AI learns how to recognise the species of splatted mosquitoes
  99. Mystery child hepatitis cases linked to previously 'harmless' virus
  100. Even 'net zero' aviation could still cause significant global warming

Slashdot

  1. Windows 11 Encryption Bug Could Cause Data Loss, Temporary Slowdowns On Newer PCs
  2. Walmart Ponders Streaming Deal With Paramount, Disney and Comcast
  3. Ford Raises Prices of F-150 Lightning Electric Truck By Thousands of Dollars, Citing Rising Material Costs.
  4. Domino's Pizza Quits Italy After Locals Shun American Pies
  5. US Says Chinese Firm Broke Export Rules in ZTE, Iran Contracts
  6. SGX, Intel's Supposedly Impregnable Data Fortress, Has Been Breached Yet Again
  7. Someone Is Trolling Celebs by Sending ETH From Tornado Cash
  8. Google Tries Publicly Shaming Apple Into Adopting RCS
  9. Rainwater Everywhere on Earth Unsafe To Drink Due To 'Forever Chemicals,' Study Finds
  10. Biden Signs China Competition Bill To Boost US Chipmakers
  11. AppLovin Offers To Buy Unity Software For $17.5B in All-Stock Deal
  12. How Russia Took Over Ukraine's Internet in Occupied Territories
  13. Tornado Cash Co-founder Reports Being Kicked Off GitHub as Industry Reacts To Sanctions
  14. Excel Esports On ESPN Show World the Pain of Format Errors
  15. Live-Action Pac-Man Movie In the Works

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. This 3D Printed Accessory Line Isn't Just Beautiful, It Also Redirects Factory Wood Waste
  2. More Crazy-Ass European Lawn Mowers That Can Cut Wet Grass
  3. The Upright Adjustable-Height Children's Chair
  4. A Tactile Desk Calendar That Doubles as a Ruler
  5. A Mixing Bottle for Gasoline and Oil
  6. International Design Conference (IDC)® Returns to Seattle in 2022
  7. The Lambro Line of Adorable, Rotomolded Cargo E-Bikes
  8. A Mag-Lev System for Massive Sliding Doors
  9. Portable Speaker Concept Tackles Multiple-Pairings Issue with Physical Controls
  10. Rutgers Engineers Solve Resolution-vs-Time Tradeoff for FDM 3D Printers
  11. Great Product Design Student Work: A Paper-Saving Printer That Takes Rolls, Not Sheets
  12. The Roam Air, an Affordable Electric Motorcycle Designed and Built in Africa
  13. The Piú Modular Lamp
  14. The Abacusynth: A More Tactile Interface for Audio Synthesizers

CNET

  1. T-Mobile Makes Its Home Internet Open to Everyone, but With Data Limit Catch - CNET
  2. Samsung Unpacked Is Tomorrow: How to Watch the Galaxy Phone Livestream Reveals - CNET
  3. Best Credit Cards for Online Shopping - CNET
  4. Jumping Spiders Seem to Experience REM-Like Sleep, Might Even Dream - CNET
  5. Free Apps You Need to Download Before Starting College - CNET
  6. US Abortion Laws by State 2022: Where Is Abortion Prohibited? - CNET
  7. Best Air-Frying Toaster Ovens for 2022 - CNET
  8. These Back-to-School Tech Accessories Make Life Easier - CNET
  9. Galaxy Z Flip 4: There Are Some Exciting Rumors Floating Around - CNET
  10. Scientists Investigate Upside-Down Lightning Bolt That Touched the Edge of Space - CNET
  11. Save on Your Monthly Internet Bill by Using Your Own Modem and Router - CNET
  12. The Very Specific Temperature We Should All Set Our Thermostats To - CNET
  13. iOS 16 Public Beta: The Battery Percent Icon Returns - CNET
  14. The Latest iOS 16 Beta Update Brings Back This Much-Loved Feature - CNET
  15. Nvidia Sees a Metaverse Populated With Lifelike Chatbot Avatars - CNET
  16. Our Favorite Back-to-School Picks for 2022 - CNET
  17. No Time to Charge Your iPhone Battery? We Have Some Ideas - CNET
  18. Alexa Features You Should Disable Now to Make Your Amazon Echo Even Better - CNET
  19. Best Rice Cookers for 2022 - CNET
  20. Kim Kardashian Collaborates With Beats on 3 New Fit Pro Colors - CNET
  21. Does Facebook Owe You Part of the $90M Data Tracking Settlement? Find Out Now - CNET
  22. Twitter Resolves Outage After Internal Systems Change 'Didn't Go as Planned' - CNET
  23. Wordle: Here's My New Winning Two-Step Strategy - CNET
  24. 8 Google Travel Tips You Need to Start Using - CNET
  25. 3 Ways the Inflation Reduction Act Could Save You Money on Health Care - CNET

Reddit

  1. What do you think of the FBI raid on Trump?
  2. Charging the mound
  3. Dems made a big mistake y'all. Big. Epic. And you hurt this guy Carmine's feelings.
  4. Former slave owner interviewed in 1929
  5. ELDEN RING: Patch Notes 1.06
  6. Alex Jones sent nude photo of wife to Roger Stone, Sandy Hook lawyer reveals
  7. Kanye has gone too far – neither his 'genius' or mental health are excuses
  8. WTF
  9. Entire Starbucks Team Walks Out
  10. Mark Cuban says buying virtual real estate is 'the dumbest s--- ever' as metaverse hype appears to be fading
  11. This is how you know you raised your child correctly. A Little League Baseball player hugs the shaken up pitcher who nailed him in the head. True Sportsmanship!
  12. Nicole Linton, The Driver Who K*lled 6 People In Car Crash, Cries As Judge Denies Her Attorney Request For $300,000 Bail.
  13. Everything makes sense now
  14. When you got too much time on your hands
  15. Let's get one thing straight: the past tense of "cast" is "cast"
  16. Appeals court says House can obtain Trump's taxes from the IRS
  17. Biden signs ratification documents approving Finland and Sweden’s NATO membership
  18. A Oklahoma little leaguer got hit in the head by pitch and responded by giving the pitcher a hug
  19. Oh no, didn’t expect that
  20. Cam Smith to LIV Golf
  21. Penta has been removed from PD
  22. What’s the worst home cooking you’ve ever witnessed?
  23. Brainwashed Russian Girl in Vienna
  24. Therapy horse rests his head on patient, which they've never seen do before
  25. Mum keeps buying new knives every other week and complains they never keep their edge. She finally showed me her "sharpener"
  26. Serena Williams announces retirement from tennis
  27. And somehow Rose could not share the door with Jack
  28. California man uses Nanny Cam to catch his wife putting Drano in his Lemonade
  29. Hey Mike, maybe they'll find evidence he knowingly tried to have you killed. What then?
  30. Ricciardo seeking $21 million F1 pay-out from McLaren
  31. History in the making
  32. Permanently scarred
  33. Customer asking for price on a tire sent us "tire measurements"
  34. …
  35. Why is $BBBY going down? PLEASE HELP
  36. Holler
  37. meirl
  38. No.
  39. A Jeff Bezos mural with surveillance cameras for eyes.
  40. TIL that the trope of vampires dying in the sun was only created in 1922 during the ending of Nosferatu
  41. National Identity in the UK from the 2011 Census.
  42. Waterfall rebirth
  43. The Russian woman who filmed herself harassing Ukrainian refugee women on the streets of Austria is now recording videos in which she complains about Booking .com having cancelled her reservations in Vienna. “They have ruined my vacation,” she says. Now ship her back to Russia!
  44. Let us see secret information about Ottawa’s response to the ‘Freedom Convoy,’ civil liberties groups ask court
  45. a gaggle of police harass this ONE dude, and are disappointed to find out he hasn't been drinking and hes fine to drive . cops almost go on another power trip
  46. This should be interesting
  47. Escape Room
  48. TIFU by buying my wife a bra
  49. 🔥 Cows trying to scare Canada Goose
  50. I'm afraid to put this bumper sticker on my car because of where I live. Send me the courage I need to help stand up for us all.
  51. What is that next to the howling wolf on this coloring page?
  52. PvP is already opt-in.
  53. 🔮WallStreetBets Predictions Tournament for August 2022🔮
  54. Elvis Presley kissing all the woman in the front row on the lips, while singing Love me tender.
  55. Oh the irony
  56. felons shouldn't have to be punished their entire life.
  57. If you don't abide the contract why would they?
  58. It would be like climbing Everest or K2
  59. [Cotiillo] Chris Sale broke his wrist riding his bike and had surgery. He will miss the rest of the season.
  60. Look at me
  61. The Prime Minister of Estonia asked not to issue visas to Russians in Europe
  62. Starforge Response Tweet Regarding Price Changes
  63. wtf Nintendo
  64. The holy trinity of sigma
  65. Trying to eat a porcupine goes wrong
  66. Guy forgets to mute microphone during online meeting, calls colleague an idiot
  67. Oh the irony
  68. Which useless sentences lives rent free in your mind space?
  69. This game has NO replayability
  70. Well yes, but also yes...
  71. Service dog
  72. YoU wHiTe PeOpLe NeEd To StOp
  73. Waterfall rebirth
  74. 13 prior crashes! This ain’t Final Destination
  75. What's a TV show's opening credits you never skip?
  76. The Onion strikes again.
  77. Working in packaging sure does teach you a load of interesting but probably useless information.
  78. Cursed_future
  79. John Ourand on Twitter: ESPN has pulled out of Big Ten media rights negotiations, ending one of the longest sports media relationships in the business. ESPN said no to the conference’s final offer of a 7-year/$380 million per-year package, sources tell SBJ.
  80. The foot and claws of an Australian Cassowary.
  81. The Mar-a-Lago Raid Has Led to a Full-On GOP Meltdown
  82. Compilation of videos of Russian military airfield in the Crimea on fire and exploding, 220+ km from the front line. Alleged attack of Ukraine Forces by unknown weapons
  83. Nurse who killed 6 people in a 90mph crash in LA, has a history of mental illness, and has had 13 other prior crashes. She was denied bail for $6 million dollars.
  84. Scientists issue plan for rewilding the American West
  85. That smile :)
  86. Transformation of a Piece of Paper to a Real Egg
  87. This guy has been playing under the the same name in all his casted roles
  88. Patriarchy and misogyny - two most popular topics used to promote HotD
  89. You only make appointments over the phone, ay...? Sure, I'll call and make one.
  90. meirl
  91. god bless the headset
  92. Adam Collard’s response to Jacques 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
  93. What is one stupidly smart thing you did at primary school?
  94. I mean, can you imagine if law enforcement just starts kicking down doors of any private citizen they want?
  95. So much crazy
  96. Are you not annoyed that taxes are not built into price tags in Canada?
  97. Is it just hate for hate's sake?
  98. Unpopular opinion: I'm sick of seeing that rich fuck's yacht all over the Seattle sub.
  99. Builders Are Stuck With Too Many Houses as US Buyers Pull Back
  100. GTA 6 Will Set “Creative Benchmarks” for Entertainment Industry, Says Take-Two

The Verge

  1. Dozens of Whole Foods stores will soon let you pay with just a scan of your palm
  2. Ex-Twitter employee convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia
  3. Here’s what iOS 16’s new battery percent indicator should have looked like
  4. The best instant cameras you can buy right now
  5. Elden Ring’s story no longer makes you invade other players’ games
  6. Waymo designed new features to improve AV access for passengers with disabilities
  7. Spotify is reorganizing its app to better separate podcasts and music
  8. Audi’s custom electric S1 ‘Hoonitron’ will visit the states for Monterey Car Week
  9. Walmart is trying to build a streaming service, again
  10. How to use a TikTok video template

Wired

  1. Big Takeaways From the FBI's Mar-a-Lago Raid
  2. Will Europe Force a Facebook Blackout?
  3. What is Apple Arcade? Should You Subscribe?
  4. Humanity's Biggest Problems Require a Whole New Media Mode
  5. Pinarello's Sleek New Gravel Bike Awakens Your Need for Speed
  6. What Could Keep Climate Change From Becoming Catastrophic?
  7. 11 Rapid At-Home Covid-19 Tests—and Where to Find Them
  8. This Laser-Firing Truck Could Help Make Hot Cities More Livable
  9. Everything You Need to Know About Paxlovid
  10. The Double Life of the Bloodsucking Sea Lamprey
  11. GitHub Moves to Guard Open Source Against Supply Chain Attacks
  12. A Phone Carrier That Doesn’t Track Your Browsing or Location
  13. A Glimpse of a Future Without White People
  14. The Best Theragun (and Other Great Massage Guns)
  15. The Panasonic Lumix GH6 Lets You Film on the Fly
  16. How Clean Is ‘Clean’ Hydrogen?
  17. What to Know About 988, the New Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
  18. Crypto and the US Government Are Headed for a Decisive Showdown
  19. The Chaotic Monkeypox Vaccine Pipeline Is Leaving Everyone Short
  20. A Suspected Killer’s Fans Are Still Promoting Him Online

LifeHacker

  1. How to Weather the Ongoing Adderall Shortage
  2. Huh, Netflix Has Mobile Games, and They're Actually Good
  3. How to Spot a Good Hotel Gym (and Avoid the Bad Ones)
  4. The Best Way to Add Protein to Your Next Bowl
  5. How to Decide How Long You Should Stay at Your Job
  6. When and How to Strain Your Dishes
  7. What to Do If the Police Raid Your House
  8. When to Drop Out of a Race Due to Heat
  9. When Buying Points and Miles Is a Good Idea (and When It's Not)
  10. How to Get Started on the 'Among Us VR' Beta
  11. Keep These Things Updated on Your Pet's Microchip (and How to Do It)
  12. 15 of the Easiest Plants to Propagate
  13. Are You Ready for Skin Contact White Wine?
  14. How to See Your iPhone's Battery Percentage All the Time Again
  15. How to Grind Your Way to a Better Cup of Coffee
  16. Why You Should Add Horseradish to Your Blue Cheese Dressing
  17. Great, Now the Apple App Store Has Malware Too
  18. 9 of the Cheapest, Healthiest Make-Ahead Breakfasts, According to Reddit
  19. 11 Things You Can Do Now to Help Prevent Dementia Later
  20. This iPhone App Might Actually Help You Break Your Social Media Addiction
  21. How to Get the Stink Out of Musty-Smelling Clothes
  22. This Is the Easiest, Fastest Way to Portion Your Homemade Meatballs
  23. The Most Annoying Microsoft Edge Features Everyone Should Disable
  24. Your Tacos Need Structural Support
  25. Do You Need Locket, the Latest Trendy Photo-Sharing App?
  26. What to Do If You Win the Lottery
  27. Change Your Mac's Caps Lock Key Into Something Useful
  28. How to Use Resistance Bands Without Hurting Your Hands
  29. How to Rent an Apartment When Your Credit Is in the Toilet
  30. What Is CBN, and Will It Really Help You Sleep?
  31. Cook Veggies Faster With a Pinch of This
  32. Welcome Back to 'Will It Casserole?'
  33. How to Make a Crevice Garden
  34. How to Paint a Straight Edge Without Even Needing Tape
  35. Cities Where Home Prices Are Dropping the Most
  36. How to Clean Your Gross Backpacks, Canvas Bags, and Totes Without Ruining Them
  37. The Difference Between Linoleum and Vinyl Flooring
  38. The Best and Worst Days to Fly for the Holidays This Year
  39. It's Time to Embrace Physical Media Again
  40. 8 Zoo Animals That Might Escape One Day (and How to Protect Yourself)
  41. What to Know About Lyme Disease, Because It's on the Rise
  42. How to Order a Drink at a Bar Without Sounding Like an Idiot
  43. How to Make Your Own Ranch Water
  44. How to Prepare Now for a Recession
  45. The Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide to Kid Culture: What's in the Johnny Depp Documents?
  46. Use This Terminal Command to Force Eject a Stubborn Disk From Your Mac
  47. The Easiest Thai Chicken Skewers Ever
  48. How to Navigate Baggage Claim Like a Pro
  49. These Are the Pandemic Purchases Lifehacker Readers Regret the Most
  50. The Best Budgeting Apps Based on What Kind of Spender You Are
  51. What to Do When Your Child Is More Than Just a ‘Picky’ Eater

The Onion

  1. Trump Boys Thrilled FBI Seized Documents, Leaving Dozens Of Empty Boxes To Play In
  2. Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson Break Up
  3. Relieved Trump Thought Mar-A-Lago Raid Was About All The Bodies
  4. Serena Williams Announces Retirement From Tennis To Focus On Dominating Field Of Motherhood
  5. Kim Kardashian Vows To Never Forget Incredible Publicity She Shared With Pete
  6. Parent Fact: Did You Know?
  7. Republican Senators Explain Why They Opposed The Climate Bill
  8. Man On Deathbed Wishes He Spent More Time Going To TheOnion.com
  9. Intimacy Coordinator Hired For Set Of ‘Hard Knocks’ To Ensure Safe Environment For Tackling
  10. Diner Menu Suggests They’re Open To Trying Anything Customer Wants To Do To An Egg
  11. Great Britain Returns Looted Stonehenge Back To India
  12. U.S. Developing Tactical Bra For Female Soldiers
  13. Philadelphia Becomes First City To Be 100% Parking Spots
  14. New Public Safety Campaign Dissuades Mass Shooters With Reminder That They’re Kind Of An Obvious Choice Now
  15. Study Suggests Eating Jarlsberg Cheese Daily May Help Stave Off Osteoporosis
  16. Finest Feline Reporting: The Onion’s Most Consequential Cat Journalism
  17. Statue Reacts To Chicken Reacting To Fried Chicken Tutorial
  18. Georgia Allowing ‘Unborn Children’ To Be Claimed As Dependents On State Taxes
  19. Americans Explain Why They Refuse To Return To The Office
  20. Police Did Great Job, Police Say
  21. LeBron James Living Vicariously Through His Son Not Being A Once-In-A-Generation Talent
  22. Mom Chimes In To Baseball Game To Say Player Cheated On Wife
  23. Study Finds Fewer Millennials Choosing To Become Good Parents
  24. Grandpa Now More Open-Minded About Immigrants From Poland In 1890s
  25. Man Choosing To See Breakup As Opportunity To Beg Girlfriend To Take Him Back
  26. Pros And Cons Of A Cashless Society
  27. Lollapalooza Security Guard Accused Of Faking Shooting Threat To Leave Work Early
  28. Strong Jobs Report Underscores Just How Much Of A Loser Unemployed Man Is
  29. Police Did Great Job, Police Say
  30. HHS Declares You Can’t Let Monkeypox Hold You Back If You Have Chance To Get Laid
  31. Drunk Partygoer Falls Off Roof Attempting To Jump Off Roof
  32. The Onion’s Test Sweatshop Helps You Have Fun In The Sun
  33. Californians Explain Why They Should Secede From The Nation
  34. Slumping Aaron Judge Fails To Hit Home Run For Entire At-Bat
  35. Earth Spinning Faster Than Usual, Has Shortest Day Ever
  36. Epidemiologist Blows Conch Horn After Spotting New Covid Variant Cresting Over Horizon
  37. Navy Spends Majority Of Boot Camp Training Recruits To Fence Using Marlins
  38. Doctors Suggest Treating Back Pain With Maybe Some Kind Of High-Tech Robot Back Thing
  39. Biden: U.S. Won’t Rest Until Brittney Griner Returned Home To Serve Marijuana Possession Sentence
  40. Alex Jones Concedes Sandy Hook Happened On Mars
  41. Kansas Votes To Protect Abortion Rights In State Constitution
  42. Pelosi Moved By China’s Spectacular Show Of Military Force Celebrating Her Visit To Asia
  43. Kylie Jenner Criticized For Taking 12-Minute Flight On Private Endangered Whooping Crane
  44. Chicken Reacts To Fried Chicken Tutorial
  45. Child Not Quite Confident Enough To Pull Off ‘Be Yourself’ Shirt
  46. Americans Explain Why They Support Going To War With China
  47. Dakota Johnson Runs Errands In Heels And Barely There Crop Top: You Wish, Pervert, She’s Wearing An Astronaut Suit
  48. Airbnb Removes ‘Slave Quarters’ Listing Marketed As Luxury Getaway
  49. Single Voice Emerges From Whirlwind Of Chaos In Man’s Head To Suggest He Eat Oatmeal Raisin Cookie
  50. Apologetic City Officials Admit Expressway Median Wasn’t Best Location For Off-Leash Dog Park
  51. Man Thrown Out Of Club For Touching Stripper’s Heart

The Register

  1. Patch Tuesday: Yet another Microsoft RCE bug under active exploit
  2. US car industry leads the world in production cuts over chip shortages
  3. Wave of corruption claims crash into China's chip Big Fund
  4. President Biden signs CHIPS and Science Act into law
  5. Alibaba mimics Amazon by slashing jobs after poor results
  6. Northrop Grumman to use Firefly Aerospace tech in its de-Russianized Antares
  7. APIC fail: Intel 'Sunny Cove' chips with SGX spill secrets
  8. Midwest universities unite to support US chip industry revival
  9. Tesla Full Self-Driving fails to notice child-sized objects in testing
  10. Malicious deepfakes used in attacks up 13% from last year, VMware finds
  11. US Space Force deploys robot dogs at Cape Canaveral base
  12. Lenovo updates ThinkPad mobile workstations with AMD variants
  13. Microsoft's fix for 'data damage' risk hits PC performance
  14. Quantum systems maker D-Wave takes the SPAC route
  15. Barclays inks multi-year deal with Microsoft, starts rolling out Teams
  16. Parallels increases prices with Desktop version 18
  17. Beijing blitz of crypto promotions and marketing underway
  18. BT demos 4-carrier 5G aggregation – on a live network
  19. Report slams UK plan to become 'science superpower' by 2030
  20. Harvard boffins build multimodal AI system to predict 14 types of cancer
  21. Burger King just sent spam receipts to customers
  22. Aussies crowdsource a business case for central bank digital currencies
  23. Alibaba's e-commerce arm counts carbon to encourage you to buy more stuff
  24. Electrical explosion at Google datacenter injures three
  25. Digital Ocean customers back away from blockchains
  26. Chinese scammers target kids with promise of extra gaming hours
  27. Intel challenges Nvidia, AMD with trio of workstation GPUs
  28. China-linked spies used six backdoors to steal info from defense, industrial enterprise orgs
  29. Google sues Sonos yet again, claiming it stole IP and infringed patents
  30. US treasury whips up sanctions for crypto mixer Tornado Cash
  31. Real-time deepfakes can be beaten by a sideways glance
  32. California accuses Tesla of false advertising over Autopilot
  33. Qualcomm, GlobalFoundries double down on US chip production
  34. Twilio customer data exposed after its staffers got phished
  35. Microsoft tightens Edge security for less visited websites
  36. Tiers before bedtime: AWS updates Lambda pricing structure
  37. Atari Video Computer System returns in Lego form
  38. Ready for the Linux 6.0 splashdown? Here are some of the highlights
  39. Clean up orbit first, then we can think about space factories, says FCC
  40. Nvidia books $1.32b inventory charge as PC market slows
  41. How TSMC killed 450mm wafers for fear of Intel, Samsung
  42. Google hit with lawsuit for dropping free Workspace apps
  43. Arm still jewel in crown as parent SoftBank nurses record $23.5b hit
  44. Slack leaked hashed passwords from its servers for years
  45. Google's ChromeOS Flex turned my old MacBook into new frustrations
  46. GitLab versus The Zombie Repos: An old plot needs a new twist
  47. Yeah, we'll just take that first network handshake. What could possibly go wrong?
  48. Taiwanese iPhone supplier Pegatron quashes China blockade report
  49. India to revisit hardware incentives after struggling to move manufacturers out of China
  50. Dark Utilities C2 service draws thousands of cyber criminals

TechMeme

  1. Sources: Walmart has held talks with Paramount, Disney, and Comcast, as the retailer explores bundling a streaming service into its Walmart+ membership program (New York Times)
  2. Former Twitter employee Ahmad Abouammo is found guilty of spying for Saudi Arabia by turning over Saudi dissidents' Twitter account data in exchange for bribes (Bloomberg)
  3. Served with a warrant, Facebook gave a teen's private chats to Nebraska authorities, who charged her and her mother with breaking laws related to an abortion (Jason Koebler/VICE)
  4. Roblox misses with Q2 bookings down 4% YoY to $639.9M, vs. $657.2M est., and average DAUs up 21% YoY to 52.2M, vs. 54M est.; stock falls 13%+ after hours (Cecilia D'Anastasio/Bloomberg)
  5. Coinbase misses with Q2 revenue down 64% YoY to $808.3M, vs. $832.2M est., a $1.1B net loss, trading volume down 53% YoY to $217B, and 9M MTUs; stock falls ~5% (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
  6. Sources: the US DOJ is preparing to sue Google over its ad market business as soon as September, as the DOJ's antitrust division lawyers interview publishers (Bloomberg)
  7. Cryptocurrency exchange Nuri, previously known as Bitwala, filed for insolvency in Berlin and says its customers still have access to their deposits (Oliver Knight/CoinDesk)
  8. Miami-based Column, a public benefit company offering software to streamline placing public notices in newspapers, raised a $30M Series A led by Lux Capital (Sara Fischer/Axios)
  9. Unity announces it has struck a deal to create Unity China, a joint venture valued at $1B, with partners including Alibaba, China Mobile, Oppo, and Douyin Group (Reuters)
  10. Mountain View-based customer engagement and retention service Clevertap raised a $105M Series D led by CDPQ, valuing it at ~$775M, up from $385M in October 2019 (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  11. CreatorDAO, a DAO offering creators capital and operational support for a cut of their future earnings, raised a $20M seed led by a16z and Initialized Capital (Brandy Betz/CoinDesk)
  12. Spotify gives its Android app's home screen separate feeds for Music and Podcasts & Shows to better highlight recommendations, will bring the change to iOS soon (Aisha Malik/TechCrunch)
  13. A profile of SMIC co-CEO Liang Mong Song, a Taiwanese chip wizard who previously led Samsung's chip development and was one of the key people behind TSMC's rise (Yang Jie/Wall Street Journal)
  14. Truework, which integrates with payroll services like Zenefits to help lenders verify borrowers' income and employment, raised a $50M Series C led by G Squared (Paul Sawers/TechCrunch)
  15. An anonymous Tornado Cash user sent ETH to high-profile crypto users, such as Jimmy Fallon and Brian Armstrong, from a sanctioned address, likely to troll them (CoinDesk)