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BBC

  1. Covid-19 tiers: Almost all of England facing tough virus rules
  2. Coronavirus infections levelling during England lockdown
  3. Elizabeth Dixon death inquiry 'exposes 20-year cover-up' of mistakes
  4. Covid in Scotland: Eight-person limit for Christmas bubbles
  5. Domestic abuse: Six women murdered after reporting partner
  6. Rishi Sunak: I have to make tough choices on public pay
  7. Diego Maradona: Thousands bid farewell as Argentina grieves
  8. Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: PM declares assault on regional capital Mekelle
  9. Michael Flynn: Trump pardons ex-national security adviser
  10. Hate crime probe launched into Telford school attack
  11. Trawler sinking: 'Hero' skipper tried to save crew member
  12. Boohoo appoints former judge Sir Brian Leveson to probe company's ethics
  13. Diego Maradona: World mourns Argentine football great
  14. 'Please forgive me!': US tourist returns block of stolen Roman marble
  15. Anton Ferdinand: 'I've carried the burden for nine years'
  16. Jacob Collier: The Grammy nominee making music in his childhood bedroom
  17. Long Covid: How knowledge of ME could help sufferers
  18. Fantastic Beasts: Mads Mikkelsen replaces Johnny Depp
  19. Belarus: The exile sacrificing everything for her country
  20. Yemen: Growing up in a war-torn country
  21. Covid-19: What is the new three tier system after lockdown?
  22. Rocky the owl back in the wild after Rockefeller Christmas tree rescue in New York
  23. Coronavirus and gender: More chores for women set back gains in equality
  24. Move to tier two due to 'hard work and sacrifice' in Liverpool
  25. 'What caring for my mum taught me about caring for my son'
  26. Edith Whiskers: How an imaginary gran got millions of Spotify streams
  27. Black Friday: Why bots will beat you to in-demand gifts
  28. Why France may ban discrimination against accents
  29. Is the era of the Hollywood blockbuster over?
  30. Profile: Duchess of Sussex
  31. Spending review 'undermines UK green vision'
  32. Diego Maradona dies: Guillem Balague on 'the magician, the cheat, the god, the flawed genius'
  33. England's new Covid-19 tiers - where does your team fit?
  34. 'To be Maradona was incredibly beautiful, but also hard'
  35. Wales v England: George Ford returns to starting XV
  36. Watch all eight of Diego Maradona's World Cup goals
  37. Chelsea v Tottenham: 'Battle of the Bridge', goal fests & Eto'o celebration
  38. Scrum-half Williams to start for Wales against England
  39. Covid: What are the new tiers and lockdown rules in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
  40. Covid: Can we form our Christmas bubble early? And other questions
  41. Covid symptoms: What are they and how do I protect myself?
  42. Christmas Covid rules: Who are you allowed to see?
  43. Covid: Seven things that may be different this Christmas
  44. Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?
  45. Covid: How to keep the virus at bay this Christmas
  46. Covid vaccines: Who decides if they are safe?
  47. Covid: What are the new rules for pubs and restaurants?
  48. Christmas rules: What can you do in a Covid Christmas?
  49. Covid: What are the quarantine rules when arriving in the UK?
  50. Covid: How will I get a coronavirus vaccine?
  51. Covid vaccine update: When will one be ready?
  52. Why the Oxford vaccine matters
  53. Covid: What is mass testing and how does it work?
  54. Coronavirus: How to be happier while working from home
  55. Covid: What does my boss have to do to keep me safe?
  56. Coronavirus: How does Covid-19 test-and-trace work?
  57. Spending Review: Key points from Rishi Sunak's statement
  58. Spending Review: What is it and how does it affect me?
  59. Sunak hasn't gone far enough, young people say
  60. Spending Review: What we learned from Sunak's speech in two minutes
  61. Unemployment rate: How many people are out of work?
  62. Rishi Sunak: Government set 'to fund priorities of British people'
  63. Coronavirus: How much will it cost the UK and how will we pay?
  64. Spending Review: Sunak pledges to make jobs 'number one priority'
  65. Rishi Sunak: Why should I care what he says?
  66. Rishi Sunak's Spending Review: Four things to look out for

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Audi's next-gen Formula E racer has a tiny and efficient powertrain
  2. The Morning After: Black Friday deals on TVs, SSDs and more
  3. The best microSD card, SSD and other storage deals we found for Black Friday
  4. Comcast is hiking TV and internet prices in 2021
  5. Amazon cuts the price of its Fire HD Tablets in the run-up to Black Friday
  6. Amazon discounts the Kindle Paperwhite to $85 for Black Friday
  7. DoorDash to settle DC lawsuit over unfair tipping practices for $2.5 million
  8. TikTok's deadline for a sale has moved to December 4th
  9. 'Star Wars Squadrons' next-gen update packs 4K, 120 FPS tweaks
  10. AirPods Pro are down to a new low of $169 ahead of Black Friday
  11. ‘AC Valhalla’ patch brings a performance mode toggle to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S
  12. Software update for Fujifilm's GFX100 turns it into a 400MP camera
  13. NVIDIA Shield TV returns to all-time low of $129 before Black Friday
  14. 'Marvel's Avengers' hasn't turned a profit yet
  15. 'Worms Rumble' will debut as a free PS Plus game on December 1st
  16. The Cuphead DLC is delayed yet again by the COVID pandemic
  17. Nine top Black Friday eLearning deals
  18. Square Enix will allow most employees to work from home permanently
  19. Amazon Web Services outage subsides after unplugging services for hours
  20. An enhanced version of 'Metro Exodus' is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S
  21. The best TV deals we could find for Black Friday
  22. Nintendo will wind down 'Super Mario Maker' for Wii U on March 31st
  23. A ransomware attack has shut down Baltimore County public schools
  24. Waymo's COVID-19 safety tightens as it faces another possible shutdown
  25. The Morning After: 'Flight Simulator' update adds high-res US landmarks

Pinboard

  1. Roiled by Election, Facebook Struggles to Balance Civility and Growth - The New York Times
  2. Sandra Powell | SawdustGirl (@sawdustgirl) • Instagram photos and videos
  3. The Vintage Beauty Of Soviet Control Rooms – Design You Trust — Just for the pleasure, a selection of vintage control rooms dating back to the Soviet era! A beautiful collection of control rooms filled with large buttons and analog dials, long before the democratization of computers and screens.
  4. The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS
  5. Secret Amazon Reports Expose Company Spying on Labor, Environmental Groups — A trove of more than two dozen internal Amazon reports reveal in stark detail the company's obsessive monitoring of organized labor and social and environmental movements in Europe, particularly during Amazon's 'peak season' between Black Friday and…
  6. Building Your Color Palette
  7. President-Elect Joe Biden: Official Transition Website — Biden's transition website is now a .gov
  8. Apple Silicon M1: Black. Magic. Fuckery. - Kay's Blog
  9. What Facebook Fed the Baby Boomers
  10. Dev Fonts — Interactive list of the best fonts for developers with options to preview fonts and themes
  11. Introducing another free CA as an alternative to Let's Encrypt
  12. Popular Paint-Mixing TikToker Fired By Sherwin-Williams — An absolutely perfect example of a brand not understanding marketing - and firing an employee they should have promoted!
  13. Email a dumpster fire | H.E.R.L. — What's this experiment all about? Well, 2020's been a rough year. An absolute dumpster fire of a year for a lot of people. That's when it came to us. Can email be a conduit for catharsis? If you could type out an email, press send, and see it being consumed in an actual dumpster fire, wou…
  14. Rebecca Solnit: On Not Meeting Nazis Halfway | Literary Hub — “The truth is not some compromise halfway between the truth and the lie, the fact and the delusion, the scientists and the propagandists. And the ethical is not halfway between white supremacists and human rights activists, rapists and feminists…”
  15. The Inside Story of Michigan’s Fake Voter Fraud Scandal - POLITICO
  16. Learn Difficult Concepts with the ADEPT Method – BetterExplained — Make explanations ADEPT: Use an Analogy, Diagram, Example, Plain-English description, and then a Technical description.
  17. WTF Happened In 1971?
  18. No Jedi
  19. Zoomquilt
  20. Booting from a vinyl record – BOGIN, JR.
  21. ClockworkPi — ClockworkPI is a development board with powerful CPU, WI-FI, PMU chip, Multimedia functions , Ultra-small size and running on embedded GNU/Linux.
  22. The DevOps Reading List: Choosing your next DevOps book - Octopus Deploy — Your guide to selecting your first/next DevOps book.
  23. The Guardian: Helicopter pilot finds 'strange' monolith in remote part of Utah
  24. Performance · microsoft/TypeScript Wiki · GitHub — @theonlydragos I’d recommend looking through the perf recommendations: TSServer should be much faster than that
  25. Georgia secretary of state: My family voted for Trump. He threw us under the bus anyway. - USA TODAY
  26. The Rise and Fall of Getting Things Done | The New Yorker — What Mann and his fellow-enthusiasts were doing felt perfectly natural: they were trying to be more productive in a knowledge-work environment that seemed increasingly frenetic and harder to control. What they didn’t realize was that they were reacting to a profound…
  27. The Idea Adoption Curve – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
  28. mikelxc/Workarounds-for-ARM-mac: This repository describes how I get most of my configurations work on the new Apple Silicon Mac — ARM M1 Mac local dev building
  29. Is Apple silicon ready ?
  30. Comparing iPhone OS 1.0 with iOS 14 using tree maps — New blog post: Comparing iPhone OS 1.0 with iOS 14 using tree maps 👉 How it started: How it’s going:
  31. Help us shape our new approach to verification — Twitter relaunches verification but hasn’t fixed the issue which caused them to pause it in the 1st place. It conflates 1. Notability 2. Authentication Is giving a known racist a blue check an endorsement or proving it’s their real account? Not answered. https://t.co/p0fF37LE0…
  32. DPS Aero Bureau Encounters Monolith in Red Rock Country
  33. Obama the pretender
  34. Untitled (https://www.gov.uk/guidance/protect-domains-that-dont-send-email) — RT @remkusdevries: Make sure that domains that do not send email cannot be used for spoofing. Protect your domains. Feels like this is something that would be great to have automated with a domain registrar / DNS authority. Looking at you, @Cl…
  35. Templatemaker.nl ✂︎ HOME — Custum sized papercraft and packaging templates for free 😁. You don‘t even need to make an account to start using these free printables straight away
  36. How to Load Fonts in a Way That Fights FOUT and Makes Lighthouse Happy | CSS-Tricks
  37. The Grand Unification Proposal · Issue #5743 · w3c/csswg-drafts · GitHub — #architektura #architekt #dom #design
  38. Intuitive Guide to Convolution – BetterExplained
  39. - 84d 9uy ~ infinite bad guy ~ INFINITE BAD GUY ~ 1nf1n173 B4d 6uy ~ iNfInItE bAd GuY ~ 1||Ph1||173 b4D 9U'/ ~ 1nf1n173 — Tens of thousands of YouTube creators have covered Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy.” What if those fans could play together? One song. Thousands of covers. The world’s first infinite music video.
  40. What went wrong with the libdispatch. A tale of caution for the future of concurrency. — Here's my longer take on what went wrong with the libdispatch. A tale of caution for the future of concurrency.
  41. Opinion | Meghan Markle: The Losses We Share - The New York Times — Perhaps the path to healing begins with three simple words: Are you OK? The writer is a mother, feminist and advocate.
  42. Right-wing Social Media Finalizes Its Divorce From Reality
  43. On Small Games by Lorenzo Pilia — Great quotes on small games.
  44. Why AWS loves Rust, and how we’d like to help | AWS Open Source Blog — One of the most exciting things about the Rust programming language is that it makes infrastructure incredibly boring. That’s not a bad thing, in this case.
  45. How Venture Capitalists Are Deforming Capitalism — For decades, venture capitalists have succeeded in defining themselves as judicious meritocrats who direct money to those who will use it best. But examples like WeWork make it harder to believe that V.C.s help balance greedy impulses with enlightened innovation. Rather, V.C…
  46. New York Nightlife Went Underground During COVID
  47. Brexit stems from a civil war in capitalism – we are all just collateral damage | The Guardian
  48. Opinion | Happiness Won’t Save You - The New York Times
  49. The Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine Data Isn't Up to Snuff
  50. Do These A.I.-Created Fake People Look Real to You? - The New York Times
  51. Untitled (https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5bv3x/penguin-random-house-staff-confront-publisher-about-new-jordan-peterson-book) — “... staff CRIED and expressed dismay with the decision to publish 'Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life.'” How to improve business in 2 steps: Step 1: identify crying adults Step 2: fire Pengui…
  52. First on CNN: Key government agency acknowledges Biden's win and begins formal transition - CNNPolitics — The letter is the first step the Trump administration has taken to acknowledge President Donald Trump's defeat, more than two weeks after Biden was declared the winner in the 2020 election
  53. Wondermark » Archive » On the bonkers color palette of Garfield comics
  54. Supportive resources for Colorado healthcare workers
  55. How I Spend My Attention
  56. jsomers.net | I should have loved biology
  57. xkcd: Unread
  58. Upgrade your Raspberry Pi 4 with a NVMe boot drive | by Alex Ellis | Nov, 2020 | Medium — You can upgrade the storage in your Raspberry Pi 4 with an NVMe drive. These drives usually plug into a PCIe lane which gives them a potential throughput of over 3000M/s for read and write access…
  59. Meet GPT-3. It Has Learned to Code (and Blog and Argue).
  60. From Culinary Dud To Stud: How Dutch Plant Breeders Built Our Brussels Sprouts Boom : The Salt : NPR — Brussels sprouts used to be scorned. Now they're trendy. And one reason for their renaissance sits tucked away in a basement storage room in the Netherlands.
  61. Disney challenge coins are real. Here's the story behind them - Task & Purpose — Disney security guards have freaking challenge coins and we have to talk about it
  62. Committing to collaboration – Increment: Remote
  63. Tailwind: A Utility-First CSS Framework for Rapid UI Development — A Utility-First CSS Framework for Rapid UI Development
  64. Early Coronavirus Mutation Made Pandemic Harder to Stop, Evidence Suggests - The New York Times
  65. Small Social Gatherings Aren’t Driving the Virus Surge (So Far) - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://nyti.ms/2WLL65m
  66. Creating UI Components in SVG | CSS-Tricks — via CSS-Tricks https://css-tricks.com
  67. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fQq8koZM7M&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=CB) — With few exceptions, their craven public silence has helped enable Trump’s most grievous conduct—including undermining and discrediting the US the electoral system. More from my appearance earlier on @cnn: (3/3)
  68. Daring Fireball: Facebook Still Ruled by Sociopaths, News at 11 — Facebook Still Ruled by Sociopaths, News at 11
  69. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/business/nilay-patel-the-verge.html) — Some personal news: after nine years at The Verge, I am going to the New York Times with a rundown of my day
  70. GitHub - geerlingguy/pi-webcam: Automation to configure a Raspberry Pi as a USB OTG webcam — Latest diversion: #RaspberryPi
  71. Untitled (https://medium.com/indica/i-lived-through-a-coup-america-is-having-one-now-437934b1dac3) — RT @indica: I lived thru a coup, which seemed like a farce at the time. It became a tragedy really fast. America is having a coup. What else do you call a leader claiming power that isn't his?
  72. Number of Iowa abortions climb after defunding Planned Parenthood — After decades of plummeting abortion numbers, the state last year recorded 3,566 abortions, which is 25% more than the previous year, according to preliminary data from Iowa Department of Public Health.
  73. The Hospital Best-Prepared for COVID-19 Is Nearly Overwhelmed - The Atlantic
  74. (500) https://nypost.com/2020/11/23/david-dinkins-nycs-first-black-mayor-dead-at-93/ — I hope people who should have known better then, understand now that Giuliani succeeding Dinkins was an outcome of similar forces that led to Trump succeeding Obama.
  75. How misinformation ‘superspreaders’ seed false election theories | The New York Times — Researchers have found that a small group of social media accounts are responsible for the spread of a disproportionate amount of the false posts about voter fraud. Ian Kennedy, a doctoral student in sociology at the UW, is quoted.
  76. GitHub - varkor/quiver: A modern commutative diagram editor for the web. — A modern commutative diagram editor for the web. Contribute to varkor/quiver development by creating an account on GitHub.
  77. mmhmm - Clear, compelling communication for everyone — Grab an invite, we'll be hosting events and trying new experiments all summer. For founders, streamers, creators... Even the 👁️👄👁️ crew.
  78. A Weird Monolith Is Found in the Utah Desert - The New York Times — A team surveying bighorn sheep for Utah’s wildlife agency found the strange object, 10 to 12 feet tall, embedded in the ground in a remote part of Red Rock Country. It’s probably art, officials said.
  79. dumpsterfire.email — Feature idea we didn’t get to… Add a “Burn it!” option to the HEY Screener which sends rejected emails right to the dumpster. Maybe one day. https://t.co/AKeTQEQi51 (What’s the screener? This: https://t.co/zh49OkR5JJ) — Jason Fried (@jasonfried) November 25, 2020
  80. UK government running ‘Orwellian’ unit to block release of ‘sensitive’ information | openDemocracy
  81. Opinion | We Need Election Results Everyone Can Believe In. Here’s How. — We Know How to Run Better Elections. Why Don’t We Do It? It’s clear what reforms are needed. Some states are even implementing them. Contributing Opinion Writer…
  82. American Thanksigiving mixing — Map of where people plan to have a disease spreading Thanksgiving dinner
  83. Use the d3 force — Usually, we position elements on our web pages in static, explicit places. But what if we want to make them feel more alive, or move them based on loose rules? Let's learn how to move particles with forces using d3-force.
  84. Why Won’t Emily Murphy Just Do Her Job? - The Atlantic
  85. The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS | Hacker News
  86. Untitled (https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/trump-set-veto-defense-bill-over-renaming-bases-honoring-confederates-n1248467) — Refusing to fund the military unless it continues to honor the Confederacy is really the perfect exit.
  87. Morgan Hill Times | Apple’s head of security indicted in Santa Clara County CCW case
  88. Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices | CyberNews — In a collaboration between CyberNews Sr. Information Security Researcher Mantas Sasnauskas and researchers James Clee and Roni Carta, suspicious backdoors have been discovered in a Chinese-made Jetstream router…
  89. Removing deadname email addresses from an Apple ID - selfaware soup
  90. Comcast to impose home internet data cap of 1.2TB in more than a dozen US states next year - The Verge
  91. “We are giddy”—interviewing Apple about its Mac silicon revolution | Ars Technica — Some time ago, in an Apple campus building, a group of engineers got together. via Pocket
  92. (500) https://boginjr.com/it/sw/dev/vinyl-boot/ — Hard to listen to, but wondrous to behold. Booting a computer from a vinyl record.
  93. GitHub - annapowellsmith/scaredi-pi: Simple Covid Ambient Reminder E-Ink Display for Pi
  94. Blackstone CEO and top Trump ally Stephen Schwarzman says Biden won - Axios
  95. Tracking the Trump Administration’s “Midnight Regulations” — The administration is rushing to implement dozens of policy changes in its final days. We’re following some of the most consequential and controversial.
  96. Can You Get Coronavirus Inside a Restaurant? - The Atlantic
  97. Does contact tracing work? Quasi-experimental evidence from an Excel error in England
  98. The Code That Controls Your Money | Wealthsimple — In New Jersey, the governor told the press that their COBOL systems desperately needed help to deal with the new demands. "Literally, we have systems that are 40-plus-years-old,” he noted. But technologists who were working behind the scenes to fix the problems knew that…
  99. COVID-19: Denmark mink seem to be rising from the dead
  100. Phone Numbers & Customer Service Shortcuts - U.S. Companies - GetHuman.com

The Next Web

  1. Stop your search! Here are cool gifts for every budget
  2. Before Black Friday, pick up these chargers and charging accessories at big savings
  3. How to build a search engine for criminal data
  4. How CAPTCHAs could show if an algorithm’s getting closer to AGI
  5. 3 reasons why batteries will power our future trucks, not hydrogen fuel cells
  6. Suck at gifting? This GPT-3-powered bot will save your ass this holiday season
  7. It’s not just you — work psychologist confirms COVID-19 made jobs suckier
  8. The Spurcycle bike bell is so nice, it might just be worth paying $49 for
  9. Researchers taught AI how to judge a video game by its cover
  10. YouTube is testing AI-generated video chapters

Smashing Magazine

  1. Using WebXR With Babylon.js
  2. React Form Validation With Formik And Yup
  3. Design Shopping: Get A Faster Client Buy-In Through A Guided Design Showcase
  4. Build And Deploy An Angular Form With Netlify Forms And Edge
  5. Managing Long-Running Tasks In A React App With Web Workers
  6. Supercharge Testing React Applications With Wallaby.js
  7. A Monthly Update With New Guides And Community Resources
  8. Handling Continuous Integration And Delivery With GitHub Actions
  9. Smashing Podcast Episode 27 With Stefan Baumgartner: What Is TypeScript?
  10. Speed Up Your Workflow With Figma Plugins
  11. Smashing Giveaway: Join Smashing Newsletter and Win Smashing Prizes
  12. Getting Started With Next.js
  13. How To Overcome Data Onboarding Challenges For Software Products
  14. Introducing Framer Motion
  15. Authentication In Vue.js
  16. How We Run Online Workshops
  17. How To Build A GraphQL Server Using Next.js API Routes
  18. The Principles Of Visual Communication
  19. Be Kind, Be Curious (November 2020 Wallpapers Edition)
  20. Native CSS Masonry Layout In CSS Grid
  21. Smashing Podcast Episode 28 With David Darnes: What Is Eleventy?
  22. What Can Web Designers Do With Their Unused Designs?
  23. Internationalization And Localization For Static Sites
  24. Data Visualization With ApexCharts
  25. Building Serverless Front-End Applications Using Google Cloud Platform
  26. A Dive Into React And Three.js Using react-three-fiber
  27. Best Practices For E-Commerce UI Design
  28. Authenticating React Apps With Auth0
  29. From The Experts: Global Digital Accessibility Developments During COVID-19
  30. What’s New In Vue 3?
  31. Creating A Continuous Integration Test Workflow Using GitHub Actions
  32. Smashing Podcast Episode 29 With Leslie Cohn-Wein: How Does Netlify Dogfood The Jamstack?
  33. Making Sense Of TypeScript, In 50 Lessons
  34. Standardizing <select> And Beyond: The Past, Present And Future Of Native HTML Form Controls
  35. A Thoughtful Way To Use React’s useRef() Hook
  36. What A Time To Be Smashing!
  37. A Comparison Of async/await Versus then/catch
  38. Testing Vue Applications With The Vue Testing Library
  39. Playfulness In Code: Supercharge Your Learning By Having Fun
  40. Copy Docs: Make Your Microcopy Full And Consistent, And Maintain It

Wirecutter

  1. Best Black Friday Gaming and Switch Deals
  2. Best Black Friday Vacuum Deals from Dyson, Roomba, and Shark
  3. Best Black Friday Laptop and Computer Deals
  4. The Best Walmart Black Friday Deals 2020
  5. The Best Black Friday TV Deals 2020
  6. The Best Apple Deals for Black Friday 2020
  7. Best Black Friday Home Improvement Deals From Home Depot, Lowe’s, and Others
  8. The Best Deals From Best Buy for Black Friday
  9. The Best Comforter
  10. How to Clean Wine Glasses
  11. The Best Smartphones
  12. The Best Robot Vacuums
  13. The Best Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kits
  14. The Best Compression Socks for Most People
  15. Gifts That Give Back
  16. The Best Kids Scooters
  17. The 24 Best Gifts for 2-Year-Olds
  18. The Best Laptops for Video and Photo Editing
  19. The Best Cheap Mattresses Under $400
  20. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  21. The Best Ukulele for Beginners
  22. The Best Dishwasher
  23. The Best iPhone Cases for the iPhone 12, 12 Mini, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max
  24. The Best Keurig Machine (But We Really Don’t Recommend It)
  25. The Best Smart Thermostat
  26. The Charities Our Staff Recommends on Giving Tuesday
  27. The Best Humidifier
  28. The Best Chromebook
  29. The Best Security Cameras for Your Home
  30. Is It a Good Idea to Buy an Intel Mac Right Now? (Probably Not.)

Sweethome

  1. The Best Smart Thermostat
  2. The Best Comforter
  3. The Best Robot Vacuums
  4. How to Clean Wine Glasses
  5. The Best Dish Soap
  6. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  7. The Best Security Cameras for Your Home
  8. The Top 10 Tools to Ride Out a Winter Storm
  9. The Best Bike Racks for Small Homes and Apartments
  10. The Best Humidifier
  11. The Best Cheap Mattresses Under $400
  12. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  13. The Best Surface Cleaners, Wipes, and Disinfectants
  14. The Best Bed Pillows
  15. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  16. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  17. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  18. The Best Google Assistant–Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Google Home
  19. Can HEPA Air Purifiers Capture the Coronavirus?
  20. The Best Slippers for Women and Men
  21. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  22. The Best Snow Shovel
  23. The Best Smart Home Devices to Help Seniors Age in Place
  24. Casper Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  25. How to Clean Your Mattress
  26. The Best Digital Photo Frame
  27. The Best White Noise Machine
  28. The Best Alarm Clocks
  29. The Best Lawn Mower
  30. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies

Hacker News

  1. We need a FrontPage that lets common folk retake the internet with creativity
  2. For the first time in European history, registrations for EV's overtook diesel
  3. I Spent Eleven Years Working on This Line Rider Track
  4. Show HN: Forexbook – Automated trading journal that syncs with Metatrader
  5. How My Paid Community Made $5K in Its First Week
  6. Mozilla/web-ext: A command line tool to help build, run, and test web extensions
  7. An ex-Googler’s guide to dev tools
  8. Writing well
  9. Players to sue for hundreds of millions over use of their statistics
  10. Your brain runs your body using something like a budget
  11. GiveCampus (YC S15) Is Hiring remote Sr engineers passionate about education
  12. Java is better than C++ for high speed trading systems
  13. Your Move, iPad
  14. Magic mushrooms are changing the lives of terminal cancer patients
  15. Taking Over 20K DigitalOcean Domains via a Lax Domain Import System (2016)
  16. EmacsConf 2020: State of Retro Gaming in Emacs
  17. How to turn your Xbox Series X/S into an emulation powerhouse
  18. TSMC and Google push chipmaking boundaries with 3D 'stacking'
  19. Open Sustainable Technology
  20. Exploring the virtual reality conjecture (2011) [pdf]
  21. Origin of the trefoil radiation warning sign
  22. Quantum nanodiamonds may help detect disease earlier
  23. Ubuntu successfully virtualized on M1
  24. Pimutils: The coreutils of personal information management
  25. Unicode (1889)
  26. PIUMA: Programmable Integrated Unified Memory Architecture
  27. Cracks in the Great Stagnation?
  28. How fear and disgust drive consumer behavior
  29. hCaptcha now runs on fifteen percent of the internet
  30. Two Darwin Notebooks, Missing for Decades, Were Most Likely Stolen

Ars Technica

  1. What we’re binging: TV, films, and streams that bring comfort in a weird year
  2. AstraZeneca’s best COVID vaccine result was a fluke. Experts have questions
  3. The Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover gets its EPA range certification
  4. What we can learn from contact tracing an entire province
  5. How one developer is sneaking emulators through a hole in the Xbox Store
  6. We don’t have a COVID vaccine yet, but distribution is already messy
  7. Lord of the Rings, Hobbit 4K Blu-ray sets: Must-own home-theater stunners
  8. Comcast raising TV and Internet prices, including a big hike to hidden fees
  9. Saving Notre Dame chronicles effort to rebuild France’s famous cathedral
  10. WireGuard for Windows 0.3.1 is the release you’ve been waiting for
  11. Insert Coin, the arcade documentary worth feeding all your quarters into 
  12. VanMoof X3 ebike review: At $2,000, it’s automatic for (some of) the people
  13. Want to offset your carbon footprint? Here’s what you need to know
  14. CDC celebrates Biden transition, expects “rebuilding,” more press briefings
  15. SpaceX Starlink engineers take questions in Reddit AMA—here are highlights
  16. Apple security chief maintains innocence after bribery charges
  17. A successful liftoff for China’s most ambitious Moon mission to date
  18. How to turn your Xbox Series X/S into an emulation powerhouse
  19. Rock art in a California cave was a visual guide to hallucinogenic plants
  20. Nearly 18,000 airport workers sealed in for testing after 7 cases detected

Digg

  1. A Seamless Mixup, RIP MoviePass, And Giving Thonks: This Week's Best Tweets
  2. 'Superpredator': The Media Myth That Demonized A Generation Of Black Youth
  3. See An Eye-Opening Comparison Of The Largest Living And Extinct Animals
  4. The Tallest Building In The World From 1901 To 2022, Visualized (2019)
  5. How Playboi Carti Emerged From The Atlanta Underground
  6. Major Shift At Supreme Court On COVID-19 Orders
  7. Casino Boss Grades The Plausibility Of Gambling Scenes In Popular Movies
  8. Steely Dan's Cynical, Moody Masterpiece Hits Harder 40 Years Later
  9. The Brand New Echo Dot With Improved Sound Is Just $29
  10. Listen To Björk At Age 10 Absolutely Crush This Pop Song
  11. The New 'Gold Rush' For Green Lithium
  12. How Did They Get Away With This Name For Their Hot Sauce?
  13. How The Speedrun Went Mainstream
  14. The COVID-19 Risk Level For Group Gatherings In Each US County, Visualized
  15. Someone Bought A Donald Trump Website Domain, And We Have A Strong Suspicion Trump Won't Like It
  16. Congress Has The Power To Override Supreme Court Rulings. Here's How
  17. Stop. Coding.
  18. Watch A Squirrel Get Totally Drunk On Fermented Pears
  19. What Facebook Fed The Baby Boomers
  20. When American Presidents Diced With Death (2019)
  21. Watch A 6-Month-Old Baby Float In A Pool Without Any Assistance
  22. Do You Know Your Microsoft Productivity Score?
  23. The Trend That's Ruining Superhero Movie Fights
  24. Riskiest Spot For Rising Seas Is 50 Miles From The Ocean
  25. When Can I Get A Coronavirus Vaccine?
  26. Here's A Side-By-Side Comparison Of The Graphics From 'Marvel's Spider-Man' On The PS4 Versus The PS5
  27. Trump Has Pardoned Michael Flynn For Lying To The FBI During The Russia Investigation
  28. What Ever Happened To The Vaping Lung Disease?
  29. Cat Gets Bit By Other Cat, Has Unexpectedly Amusing Reaction
  30. Does Manifesting Money Really Work?
  31. The Two Sides Of Diego Maradona (2019)
  32. Barack Obama Reveals To Stephen Colbert That Donald Trump 'Exceeded' His Worst Fears
  33. Heartwarming Photos Of 90s Raver Couples, Then And Now
  34. The 59 Best Movies To Watch With Your Parents In Quarantine
  35. Dog Suddenly Behaves Like He's Seeing A Ghost In 100-Year-Old Farmhouse
  36. Every State's Most Popular Thanksgiving Side, Visualized
  37. Five Games To Hold You Over Until 'Cyberpunk 2077'
  38. George Clooney Delightfully Reveals How His Uncle Jack From Kentucky Rewrote The Script For 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?'
  39. The Boundless Optimism Of BTS
  40. The Inside Story Of Michigan's Fake Voter Fraud Scandal
  41. Lock Picker Comes Across Rare Lock, Discovers A Major Design Flaw That Renders It Useless
  42. How People Move Their Mouse Relates To How Much Risk They're Willing To Take
  43. Was Josh Hartnett A Millennial Gay Stepping-Stone? An Investigation
  44. Urban Explorer Discovers An Abandoned Hotel In Europe And Finds It Largely Intact Inside
  45. Eight Fictional Housewives Who Snapped (In A Fun Way)
  46. A Publix Employee Died From COVID-19. Now His Family Is Suing Over His Death
  47. The Camera Work Of This Gymnastics Video Is Mind-Boggingly Cool

New Scientist

  1. Fears about genetically modified foods are cultural not scientific
  2. Double climate disaster may have ended ancient Harappan civilisation
  3. Endangered animals threatened by pandemic as ecotourists stay home
  4. Birds that rapidly moult feathers are more likely to become flightless
  5. Earth’s early atmosphere may have been toxic like the one on Venus
  6. Huge reservoir of fresh water found beneath the sea off Hawaii
  7. Wasps in Australia are endangering planes by building nests on them
  8. The fluid in between your cells could help reveal health problems
  9. Can mass testing schemes stop the spread of the coronavirus?
  10. Covid-19 news: Third wave is likely after UK Christmas covid-19 plan
  11. Tiny toucan-like bird with a single tooth flew during the dinosaur era
  12. Mosquitoes carry more malaria parasites depending on when they bite
  13. Climate change has revealed a huge haul of ancient arrows in Norway
  14. Reading Facebook comments on news articles can make you a toxic person
  15. The meat of protected African animals is being sold in Belgium
  16. Bottlenose dolphins may control their heart rates to avoid the bends
  17. Bumblebees can fly sideways to fit through tight gaps
  18. Earless moths have acoustic camouflage that protects them from bats
  19. Tiny worm sacrifices itself to make milk for its hatching offspring
  20. Oxford/AstraZeneca covid-19 vaccine may be up to 90 per cent effective
  21. China has launched its most advanced mission to the moon yet
  22. Vaccine results show we can end the pandemic, but hurdles lie ahead
  23. Meat-free diets linked with greater risk of breaking bones
  24. Earth had a minimoon for nearly three years before it drifted away
  25. What are the odds of dying if you're infected by the coronavirus?
  26. Microplastic pollution discovered near the top of Mount Everest
  27. Plate tectonics may have begun a billion years earlier than thought
  28. Computer vision can estimate calorie content of food at a glance
  29. Ancient parasites in a titanosaur’s bones made it look like a zombie
  30. Potent new antifungal discovered in the microbiome of marine animals
  31. Ebola outbreak in the DRC ended thanks to vaccine distribution efforts
  32. Very hangry caterpillars could help reveal genetic basis of aggression
  33. California's latest erosion of gig worker rights could be going global
  34. Your eyes can reveal your decisions before you've even made them
  35. Capuchin monkeys spotted eating infant in rare act of cannibalism
  36. Our supposed earliest human relative may have walked on four legs
  37. Magnetic spray turns objects into mini robots that can deliver drugs
  38. AI that can diagnose tinnitus from brain scans may improve treatment
  39. Warehouse robots upgraded to make packing decisions 350 times faster
  40. We can't be certain the coronavirus vaccines will stop the pandemic
  41. Is Boris Johnson's climate plan enough for the UK to hit net zero?
  42. Portable device uses solar power to sterilise medical equipment
  43. What are mRNA vaccines and how useful will they be?
  44. US Navy's huge uncrewed robot ship has journeyed through Panama Canal
  45. UK 10-point climate plan bans new petrol and diesel car sales by 2030
  46. Toads on tropical islands are rapidly shrinking as they evolve
  47. The sale of the duelling dinosaurs fossil may be bad news for science
  48. We’ve seen a planet being born while its star is still forming
  49. Moderna coronavirus vaccine trial produces best results yet
  50. Repeated radio bursts from nearby star suggest such signals are common
  51. Heidi Larson interview: How to stop covid-19 vaccine hesitancy
  52. Your own sweat could be used to produce a natural antiperspirant
  53. Three-metre-long dinosaur may have swum across a wide ocean
  54. The covid-19 pandemic has reignited questions about population size
  55. Bacteria found in yogurt may help bone fractures heal faster 
  56. We need to be more careful when talking about suicide and the pandemic
  57. Living electrodes for linking brains to computers tested in rats
  58. Satellites with flashing LEDs could help avoid catastrophic collisions
  59. How-to guide for CPR in space may help treat astronaut cardiac arrest
  60. Dust storms on Mars are tossing water from its atmosphere into space
  61. This touch-sensitive glove is made from stretchy optical fibres
  62. Pfizer covid-19 vaccine may not need to be kept at -70°C after all
  63. Here’s why it is so hellishly hard to give up your car to go green
  64. Some male spiders tie up females before mating to avoid being eaten
  65. SpaceX is about to send four astronauts to the ISS for six-month stay
  66. AI vision could be improved with sensors that mimic human eyes
  67. Rivers of air in the sky are melting huge patches of Antarctic sea ice
  68. Rare bigfin squid found in Australian waters for the first time
  69. Hurricanes are staying stronger for longer as sea temperatures rise
  70. Gel layer inspired by camel fur could keep food and medicines cool
  71. Pfizer covid-19 vaccine will need a gigantic new network of freezers
  72. Animals infected with covid-19 could undo efforts to stop the pandemic
  73. ‘Godzilla’ wasps drag caterpillars out of water to lay eggs in them
  74. Lizards that lost their legs re-evolved them as the climate got wetter
  75. Giant seal fossil found in New Zealand hints they evolved in the south
  76. Asteroid-munching microbes could mine materials from space rocks
  77. Watch Samsung's prototype holographic video screen in action
  78. Female banded mongooses start wars so they can mate with rival males
  79. Pfizer covid-19 vaccine: Is it the breakthrough we've been hoping for?
  80. Jupiter’s moon Europa has ice that may glow green in the dark
  81. What a Biden presidency means for covid-19, climate change and tech
  82. Is a dangerous new coronavirus strain circulating in farmed mink?
  83. Beware those who promise you that the pandemic will be over soon
  84. Most whales and sea turtles seem to have plastic in their bodies
  85. European weather services hit by storm of malicious email attacks
  86. We may finally have figured out which group of animals evolved first
  87. Robots can now understand what you are saying to follow commands
  88. The spread of rice farms threatens key wetlands in South-East Asia
  89. Arctic animals are migrating earlier in the year due to climate change
  90. Food production alone is set to push Earth past 1.5°C of warming
  91. Why the vast emptiness of space isn't really that empty after all
  92. Wallabies spotted roaming the UK on nearly 100 occasions
  93. Iceberg the size of Cyprus on collision course with Atlantic island
  94. Remote-learning technology just isn't good enough and won't be soon
  95. Men and women in early Americas shared hunting duties equally
  96. Air pollution linked to greater risk of dying from covid-19 in the US
  97. Coronavirus rules for care homes are too strict and not science-based
  98. Weird space radio signal tracked to its source for the first time
  99. Dash of potassium could help make long-lasting electric car batteries
  100. Can antibodies from people with covid-19 bridge the gap to a vaccine?

Slashdot

  1. Culled Mink Rise From the Dead To Denmark's Horror
  2. Cambridge University Says Darwin's Iconic Notebooks Were Stolen
  3. hCaptcha Runs On 15% Of the Internet
  4. Amateur Astronomer Alberto Caballero Finds Possible Source of Wow! Signal
  5. Illegal Tampering By Diesel Pickup Owners Is Worsening Pollution, EPA Says
  6. 1% of Farms Operate 70% of World's Farmland
  7. Struggling Electric Jet Startup Zunum Sues Boeing For Fraud and Misuse of Trade Secrets
  8. GM To Leverage Customer Data In New Insurance Business
  9. IRS Could Search Warrantless Location Database Over 10,000 Times
  10. European Parliament Votes For Right To Repair
  11. European Regulators Prepare For MAX To Return To Service In 2021
  12. 2FA Bypass Discovered In Web Hosting Software cPanel
  13. France Orders Tech Giants To Pay Digital Tax
  14. Nintendo Sues More Hack Sellers, 'a Worsening International Problem'
  15. Google Ordered To Hand Over Emails in $600 Million Divorce Battle

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. The Ultimate Designer-Approved Gift Guide — Add Ideas and Win Prizes
  2. Today: NY Auctioning Off 188 Pairs of Rare Sneakers Seized in Drug Bust
  3. Cybershoes Let You Walk Around in Virtual Reality
  4. From France, a Bicycle Ambulance
  5. The Socially-Awkward, Pre-Vaccine Way to Ride in Elevators?
  6. KFC Rolls Out Autonomous, Roving Food Trucks
  7. Plug With a Hook: Pre-Berlin-Wall Example of Good East German UX Design
  8. Mercedes-Benz Explores Making Car Parts From UBQ's Recycled Household Garbage
  9. Bizarre Objects: The Desktop Swag That Pharma Reps Once Used to Bribe Doctors
  10. Crash Baggage: Damaged-Look Luggage from Italy, for Peace of Mind While Traveling
  11. Crowdfunding Smash: A 3D Printer That Can Print Pieces of Infinite Length
  12. Soap Dispenser Woes: Wall-Mounted vs. Countertop Designs
  13. Yea or Nay? The Portable International City Radio Box
  14. This Compact German Semi Truck Divides Into Two Separate Halves for Long Loads
  15. A Murphy Bed That Turns Into a Gym

CNET

  1. Best Black Friday laptop deals: Save $500 on Microsoft Surface, $500 on HP Envy, $200 on MacBook Air and more - CNET
  2. Trump grants TikTok a 7-day extension to deal with its forced sale saga - CNET
  3. Best Black Friday headphones deals: Save on AirPods Pro, Bose, Beats, Sony, Jabra, JLab, Sennheiser and more - CNET
  4. Black Friday 2020 Amazon Echo deals: Echo Show 8, Ring Video Doorbell and more - CNET
  5. Top 5 tech turkeys of 2020 video - CNET
  6. OnePlus Nord N10 5G review: An affordable 5G phone with few compromises - CNET
  7. Best dishwasher features for 2020 - CNET
  8. Check out these gifts that give back video - CNET
  9. The biggest tech fails of 2020 - CNET
  10. Best Black Friday kitchen deals: Savings on KitchenAid, Nespresso, Keurig, Instant Pot and Lodge are live now - CNET
  11. Black Friday 2020 deals on Amazon Fire TV, Roku Ultra, Google Chromecast and more - CNET
  12. Biggest Black Friday iPad deals: Best savings on iPad Pro, Air and Mini - CNET
  13. Best Black Friday AirPod deals: AirPods Pro savings at Amazon and Walmart - CNET
  14. The best Star Wars gifts for 2020 - CNET
  15. Samsung Q80T QLED TV review: Aiming for the price-picture sweet spot video - CNET
  16. COVID-19 relief: Biden's executive actions if a stimulus package doesn't pass soon - CNET
  17. Best Black Friday 2020 deals on storage by Seagate and LaCie - CNET
  18. Hands on: SquareOne wants to be your digital board game table - CNET
  19. Magic at home: The best gift ideas for a strange holiday - CNET
  20. Best Black Friday Apple Watch deals: Series 6 for $330, Series 5 for $299, and more models on sale - CNET
  21. Black Friday phone deals 2020: Save on iPhones, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and S20, and more - CNET
  22. How to watch Wonder Woman 1984 streaming on HBO Max this December - CNET
  23. Taylor Swift on Disney Plus: Folklore and firelight will get you all up in your feelings - CNET
  24. iPhone 12 Pro's camera vs. Note 20 Ultra: Portraits, selfies, night mode and more - CNET
  25. Why iOS 14's Picture in Picture feature will transform your iPhone experience - CNET

Reddit

  1. How do you cope with being treated like you are crazy for following covid safety guidelines, when others around you aren’t doing the same?
  2. Trump's inner circle is telling him that Giuliani and the rest of his legal team are making him look like an idiot, report says
  3. There's always a bigger fish.
  4. Warner Bros has confirmed that Mads Mikkelsen has replaced Johnny Depp in the role of Grindelwald in Fantastic Beasts 3
  5. People Can’t Vacuum Or Use Their Doorbell Because Amazon’s Cloud Servers Are Down
  6. Storm took their entire roof and ceiling clean off
  7. H O P
  8. Obama says that Republicans foster a victim complex in white males. r/conservative takes great offense to this.
  9. Apparently, you can't have dreads if you're not black.
  10. TIL, the Brussel sprouts grown today taste better because they are genetically different. In the 1990's a Dutch research identified heirloom varieties that are less bitter and bred them to be tastier and have a higher yield.
  11. Loujain al-Hathloul, who fought Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving, appeared before a judge on Wednesday, shaking uncontrollably, to learn she was being sent to terrorism court, her family said.
  12. 18, in a happy relationship yet still paying thousands in DBT therapy. Give me something to talk to my psychologist about.
  13. Who says we have to grow up?
  14. Another 778,000 Americans filed first-time unemployment claims last week
  15. Pygmy monkey is fascinated by insects.
  16. Light speed distribution
  17. Green was just working out
  18. Imagine wanting to bring race into a children’s game
  19. Out of the way carol, they're here for me
  20. [Michael] Yes, you’re reading correctly: The #Pacers offer for Gordon Hayward included a 1st rd pick but Cs held out for another starter.
  21. Dad open stucked jar to help his daughter
  22. Dance off.
  23. Maybe Maybe Maybe
  24. phone ad that was glued to our car...
  25. Did someone say Milk Snatcher
  26. 🔥 The size of the California condor... 🔥
  27. TIFU by giving my co-worker a nickname on Facebook Messenger
  28. Xbox head Phil Spencer says console tribalism is ‘one of the worst things about our industry’
  29. cursed_spiderman
  30. Nigerian social media influencer teasing a child beggar with a bottle of drink.
  31. Funny how that works
  32. Twitter has suspended Pennsylvania State Senator Doug Mastriano after he lead the Senate Hearing today about election fraud
  33. TIL that abortion is only mentioned once in the Bible - Numbers 5:21, where it provides instructions on how to perform one.
  34. Its All About Growth
  35. Never in my life have I ever added too much garlic to a (cooked) meal. Anyone else feel the same?
  36. Do not try this at home.
  37. A quick reminder
  38. Girl acts sad to see how her horse reacts
  39. Chance there's one person infected with Covid19 in a gathering of 10 people in different regions/countries [OC]
  40. Paul McCartney uses a teleprompter at concerts for Beatles songs: "Sometimes I'm on autopilot"
  41. We get it...
  42. me_irl
  43. People who are psychologically flexible have better romantic and family relationships. It is about being open to experiences, experiencing thoughts and feelings without obsessively clinging to them, and continuing to take steps toward a goal, even in the face of setbacks.
  44. My great grandma (on the right) and her gal pal, supposedly late 40s
  45. Just another day in Japan
  46. gif memes pog
  47. I’m currently in Lake Tahoe at a Super Charger and a man just pulled into the charger in his truck and ran into the charger port, then went in to a grocery store. It now has a slight lean. I have his license plate as well. Not sure who I should call or if I should do anything. Thoughts?
  48. “Back in my day...”
  49. Russian photographer Andrey Pavlov takes the most mind-blowing macro photographs of ants that you will ever see
  50. Surprisingly she's still talking to me
  51. LPT: If you buy pre-packaged greens like spring mix or spinach, adding a paper towel to the container prolongs the life by at least a week and prevents soggy and wilted leaves.
  52. Wrong Exit
  53. You left that part out
  54. Happy Turkey Day!
  55. Reddit MMA Coaches Mike Perry at UFC 255
  56. RIP Diego Maradona
  57. Boil from spilling hot grease on my hand.
  58. [eli5] Humans and most animals breathe in O2(dioxide) and breathe out CO2(carbon dioxide) , where does the carbon come from?
  59. I see through the lies of grammar
  60. Trying to take advantage of a nice person the night before Thanksgiving
  61. Family moment despite COVID-19.
  62. Ame buy plushie for Gura
  63. CNN just cut Democratic Representative Jamaal Bowman's feed for criticizing Biden’s corporate, right-wing cabinet picks.
  64. Unpopular Opinion: We should all just relax and let it go.
  65. "Look at what has become of you..." by Paolo Puggioni
  66. Just a little extra whipped cream
  67. he deserved
  68. I’m a hardcore feminist and these are some of the things society does to men that I absolutely hate
  69. How i actually feel best bumper mask
  70. no words needed, 10/10 little bro.
  71. Something I made after seeing my friend die to a minion
  72. Édifiante enquête de Loopsider sur de nouvelles violences policières
  73. That took a wild turn
  74. A guide on certain types of futurism in fiction
  75. WCGW Charging a Cop With a Machete in Columbia
  76. ULPT - Tired of applying for jobs and never getting called back? Create a fake profile for a super-qualified candidate!
  77. Forsen Banned
  78. Protected
  79. "I'm not sure if I agree but ok"
  80. Its a grim day today...
  81. 🍆HAPPY SPANKSGIVING💦
  82. Never realized how fast oil soaks through wood
  83. His laugh made me crack up
  84. This is a tribute
  85. Sony just announced that the PS5 launch was their biggest console launch ever! Just sucks that the majority of PS5’s are boxed on eBay. Lol
  86. 2meirl4meirl
  87. Preacher confronted in front of wife and kids on allegations of buying drugs and sex from male sex worker. Let’s the truth slip in the most awkward way.
  88. Had ingrown nail surgery today after not being able to walk properly for a month. This is what they cut out of my nail
  89. Shredded documents showing Berejiklian approved millions in grants recovered by forensic data search
  90. A creative time lapse of growing marijuana from a seed to full bloom
  91. Rite Aid to offer COVID-19 vaccine for free once it's available
  92. They look the same to me
  93. What would you do if you were the last person on Earth BUT household utilities (water, electricity, internet) still work properly?
  94. Jürgen Trittin: Von wegen, wir hören auf die Wissenschaft. Die Ministerpräsident*innen haben alle Maßnahmen an Schulen nicht an die Inzidenz von 50 gebunden, sondern willkürlich auf 200 Infektionen in 7 Tagen hochgesetzt. Wissenschaftsfrei und Verantwortungslos
  95. Madlad waits a year to deliver a punchline
  96. When you are not the favorite anymore
  97. Took a turn too early
  98. Rupert & 41st this morning at 8:00am (not my video).
  99. Totes have dirty dreams of my “friends”
  100. I can embarrass you more

The Verge

  1. Here are the best Black Friday deals happening at Best Buy
  2. The best Black Friday deals you can get right now
  3. The best Black Friday deals on Apple devices
  4. Best Black Friday deals on smart home tech
  5. The best Black Friday deals on Google devices
  6. The best Black Friday deals under $50
  7. Balenciaga made a video game to debut its next clothing collection
  8. Apple may move iPad and MacBook manufacturing from China to Vietnam
  9. Disney to lay off 32,000 as pandemic takes toll on theme parks
  10. Apple’s AirPods Pros are down to $169 at Walmart and Amazon

Wired

  1. The Ethics of Rebooting the Dead
  2. The 9 Best Smart Speakers With Alexa or Google Assistant
  3. The Best Black Friday Phone, Tablet, and Watch Deals
  4. These Are the Very Best Laptop Deals for Black Friday
  5. Can I Save Money by Buying a ‘Dumb’ TV?
  6. The Quest to Unearth One of America's Oldest Black Churches
  7. Our Favorite Dyson Stick Vacuum Is $150 Off Now
  8. The Best Black Friday Deals on Kindle, Fire, and Echo Devices
  9. Every Great Black Friday Deal on Google Devices
  10. A 4K OLED TV for $900? This Vizio Deal Is a Steal
  11. Stay In and Get Cozy With These Black Friday Video Game Deals
  12. Does the AstraZeneca Vaccine Also Stop Covid Transmission?
  13. The Last of Us Is Getting a TV Show, Which Seems Redundant
  14. Biden Must Repair—and Reinvigorate—Tech Diplomacy
  15. The AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine Data Isn't Up to Snuff
  16. Considering a MacBook? Here are Our Favorites
  17. The 13 Best Holiday Movies to Stream This Season
  18. Meet the Microbes Living on Da Vinci’s Iconic Sketches
  19. Early Black Friday Deals You’ll Want to Snag Now
  20. AI Can Run Your Work Meetings Now

LifeHacker

  1. Learn How Farmers Produce Ingredients for Your Favorite Thanksgiving Dishes
  2. AirPods, MacBooks, and iPads (Oh My!): Today’s Best Apple Deals
  3. Get Ready to Refresh Walmart.com Like Your Life Depends on It
  4. Parler Wasn't Hacked, but That Doesn't Mean It's Safe to Use
  5. The 10 Best Deals of November 25, 2020
  6. How to Talk to Someone Who Doesn't Want the COVID-19 Vaccine
  7. Hey Four Eyes, Ray-Ban and Oakley Prescription Frames Are 30% off at GlassesUSA
  8. Is copper cookware better?
  9. The Thanksgiving Foods Your Dog Can and Can't Eat
  10. Discover What Indigenous Land You’re on With This App
  11. How Much Money Can You Make on YouTube?
  12. What Ever Happened to the Vaping Lung Disease?
  13. Why Is Thanksgiving Always on a Thursday?
  14. Sony's Excellent WH-1000XM4 Noise-Cancelling Headphones Are $72 off Right Now at Best Buy
  15. How to Fix a Stinky Sink
  16. How to Turn Thanksgiving Dinner Into a Snack Board
  17. What's the Best Way to Safely Put Out a Grease Fire?
  18. How to Plan a Virtual Bridal Shower
  19. Use This Website to See What Software Runs on M1 Macs
  20. How the North Pole Is Operating During the Pandemic
  21. How to Watch the National Dog Show on Thanksgiving Day
  22. Bulk up Your Winter Wardrobe and Grab Any 3 Flannels for $75 at JACHS NY
  23. How to Screen Tenants When Renting Out Your Home
  24. Who Will Get the Vaccine First?

The Onion

  1. Man Getting High And Eating Taco Bell Thousands Of Miles Away From Family Having Best Thanksgiving Of Life
  2. Nation’s Relatives Call For Little Zoom Tour Of Your Apartment
  3. Nation Even More Unsure Than Usual Whether To Hug Cousin
  4. Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving
  5. Parents Allow Excited Children To Tear Open One Turkey For Thanksgiving Eve
  6. Unexplained Metal Monolith Discovered In Utah
  7. Biden Receives First Box Of Wadded-Up Napkins And Receipts Comprising Trump Intelligence Briefing
  8. Brief Viewing Of BET Ushers Caucasian Into Alternate World Of African American Advertisements
  9. Tommy Tuberville Slammed For Using Free Car, Auburn Cheerleaders To Recruit 5-Star Senate Intern
  10. Vast Beauty Of Infinite Creation Dimly Reflected In Glare On TV Screen
  11. Jo Jorgensen Supporters Go Back To Talking Excitedly About Submarines
  12. Gamers, We Pulled Some Strings And We’re Pleased To Announce That The Common Loon Is Now Officially The Gaming Bird
  13. Humane Society Urges Americans To Opt For Shelter Turkey This Thanksgiving
  14. Millions Travel Home For Thanksgiving Despite CDC Warnings
  15. White House Guests Sprayed With Viscera After Pardoned Turkey Wanders Into Landscaping Crew’s Wood Chipper
  16. Staff Slowly Introducing Biden To Oval-Shaped Rooms For Smoother Transition To White House
  17. GM To Recall 7 Million Vehicles
  18. Grief Psychologists Say Best Way To Cope With Death In The Family Is Dropping 50 In NBA Game
  19. CDC Shuts Down Thanksgiving Travel By Carrying Out Simultaneous Attacks On All Of Nation’s Airports, Train Stations
  20. Health Department Adds Steps To Heimlich Maneuver Poster Where Choking Victim Finishes Food They Coughed Up
  21. Facts Carefully Redacted From Travel Story To Avoid Revealing It Mission Trip
  22. ‘Toy Story’ Turns 25
  23. Report: At Least Flight Home To Be Little Less Crowded
  24. Giuliani Wheels Straitjacket-Wearing Trump Into Courtroom In Bid To Win Election With Insanity Defense

The Register

TechMeme

  1. Amazon expands its IP Accelerator, which helps SMBs selling on Amazon obtain and protect trademarks on their intellectual property, to Europe (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  2. 200+ Chinese apps are now blocked in India after the government banned another 43 apps on Tuesday, leaving Chinese tech companies facing huge losses (Financial Times)
  3. Source: Foxconn is moving some iPad and MacBook assembly from China to Vietnam at the request of Apple, which is diversifying production amid US-China trade war (Yimou Lee/Reuters)
  4. CoStar Group: Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft together occupy around 589M square feet of US real estate, up 5x from a decade ago (Konrad Putzier/Wall Street Journal)
  5. Coinbase shares an internal email on an upcoming NYT story alleging several Black employees had negative experiences, says it "will paint an inaccurate picture" (The Coinbase Blog)
  6. Observable, which develops data visualization tools and aims to build a GitHub-style community, raises $10.5M Series A led by Sequoia Capital and Acrew Capital (Jared Newman/Fast Company)
  7. Xerox PARC sues Facebook and Twitter, accusing them of patent infringement, including through tools both companies use to slow the spread of misinformation (Matthew Bultman/Bloomberg Law)
  8. For many AI researchers, OpenAI's GPT-3 has been an unexpected step toward machines that can understand the vagaries of human language (Cade Metz/New York Times)
  9. Sources: President-elect Biden is considering appointing former CFTC chairman Gary Gensler as Deputy Treasury Secretary (CNBC)
  10. Court filing: CFIUS extends the deadline for ByteDance to complete its sale of TikTok by seven days, until December 4 (David Yaffe-Bellany/Bloomberg)
  11. UK government says it will spend £250M to help carriers replace Huawei 5G tech by 2027, including around £50M in 2021 (Thomas Seal/Bloomberg)
  12. Analysis of PS5 and Xbox Series X games, like Devil May Cry 5, CoD, and Dirt 5, shows PS5 narrowly outperforming Xbox despite Microsoft's "most powerful" claims (Tom Warren/The Verge)
  13. Filing: Facebook will pay $300+ each to 1.57M Illinois residents who made claims following $650M facial recognition suit, a quarter of the 6M eligible residents (Peter Blumberg/Bloomberg)
  14. Coinbase says it will end margin trading immediately after revised guidance from the CFTC; the feature will be fully offline by the end of December (Nikhilesh De/CoinDesk)
  15. DC AG says DoorDash settled over claims it misled users over allocating driver tips, will pay $2.5M, and ensure earned tips don't reduce base pay (Lauren Feiner/CNBC)