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BBC

  1. Net zero announcement: UK sets out plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions
  2. Lord Janner: Police shut down MP child abuse investigations - report
  3. Manchester Arena Inquiry: Bomber's brother leaves UK before hearing
  4. David Amess: CCTV shows man believed to be suspect Ali Harbi Ali
  5. Covid: No 10 'keeping a close eye' on rising cases
  6. Covid-19: No 10 keeping 'close eye' on rising cases, and US football coach fired over jab
  7. Duchess of Cambridge warns addiction can happen to anyone
  8. Inflation: Food price rises are terrifying, warns industry
  9. Morrisons: Shareholders approve £7bn takeover deal
  10. Emiliano Sala flight organiser 'hired unqualified pilot'
  11. Iraq war: Abuse claims against soldiers close with no prosecutions
  12. Michael Gove: Police escort cabinet minister away from anti-lockdown protesters
  13. Octavian: BBC Sound of 2019 winner announces he's quitting music
  14. Queen declines Oldie of the Year award
  15. Life at 50C: The Baghdad traffic cop who works in 50C heat
  16. BBC reveals new logos in modern makeover
  17. 'Heaviest' kidneys removed in high-risk operation
  18. Little Amal: Jude Law welcomes War Horse creators' refugee puppet
  19. Covid: Australia's Flying Doctors take vaccines to vast remote areas
  20. Kanye West officially changes his name to Ye
  21. Diver finds 900-year-old crusader sword off Israel's coast
  22. The battle to make lighter life-saving body armour
  23. Greta Thunberg sings Rick Astley hit at climate concert
  24. How Cameron Norrie made his rapid rise in tennis
  25. Heat pumps: How much do they cost and how do they work?
  26. Covid: Why are UK cases so high?
  27. 'I keep crying over David's Southend dream coming true'
  28. Eric Zemmour: Far-right journalist cast as Macron election rival
  29. The shortages hitting countries around the world
  30. What are the Delta, Gamma, Beta and Alpha Covid variants?
  31. Friendship Games 1984: When Great Britain took part in the 'Iron Curtain Olympics'
  32. Narendra Modi: 'Why is the Indian PM's photo on my Covid vaccine certificate?'
  33. Covid: Is the pace of the vaccine booster rollout too slow?
  34. Colin Powell: From Vietnam vet to secretary of state
  35. Teenager Palmer among goals as superb Man City beat Club Bruges
  36. Celtic beat Ferencvaros to keep Europa League hopes alive
  37. Scotland one win away from T20 World Cup qualification
  38. England lose injured Watson and Cowan-Dickie for autumn Tests
  39. 'Criticism doesn't affect me' - Solskjaer dismisses Carragher comments
  40. Climate change: Is the UK on track to meet its targets?
  41. What is net zero and how are the UK and other countries doing?
  42. COP26: Does a climate summit need 25,000 people? And more questions
  43. The climate activists who want Norway to end oil and gas production
  44. COP26: What is the Glasgow climate conference and why is it important?
  45. How energy flexibility can save us money and cut carbon
  46. What is climate change? A really simple guide
  47. Why China's climate policy matters to us all
  48. What we know so far
  49. Our families fear for our personal safety, say MPs
  50. Sir David Amess death: Mural appears at Leigh-on-Sea skatepark
  51. Sir David Amess killing: Should MPs still be able to meet the public?
  52. Sir David Amess: Political world pays tribute to much-loved MP
  53. Sir David Amess killing casts shadow over Leigh-on-Sea constituency
  54. Sir David Amess: Boris Johnson leads tributes to much-loved MP
  55. Boris Johnson pays tribute to Conservative MP Sir David Amess
  56. Candlelit vigil in honour of MP
  57. Sir David Amess: Prevent scheme needs urgent work, says Robert Buckland
  58. Sir David Amess: How a tragic day unfolded
  59. Sir David Amess: Fun, friendly and always outspoken
  60. I get abuse and threats online - why can't it be stopped?
  61. Black scientists say UK research is institutionally racist
  62. Drugs, arms, and terror: A high-profile defector on Kim's North Korea
  63. 'How I escaped a hidden world of gangs and exploitation'
  64. One of the darkest moments in Brazilian football - and the divide that still runs deep

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Facebook settles with Justice Department over H-1B hiring practices
  2. Volvo’s new in-car app squeezes every last mile out of your EV’s battery
  3. Here's everything Google announced at its Pixel 6 event
  4. FDA proposes rule for over-the-counter hearing aids
  5. Google turns those annoying call center menus into easy-to-navigate screens
  6. Google shows off new security hub and privacy dashboard for Pixel 6
  7. Quick Tap to Snap is a Pixel 6-first camera shortcut for Snapchat
  8. Google's Pixel 6 can translate text as you type
  9. MLB is in talks to end local blackouts for streaming games
  10. How to pre-order the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro
  11. The Pixel 6 Pro vs. the competition: Telephoto, Tensor and more
  12. The Pixel 6 vs. the competition: The Tensor chip goes up to bat
  13. The Pixel 6's camera will feature larger image sensors and smarter photo editing AI
  14. Real Tone is Google's attempt at a more inclusive Android camera
  15. Google details the Pixel 6's unique Tensor chip
  16. Pixel Pass bundles a phone with Google services for $45 per month
  17. Pixel 6 and 6 Pro hands-on: Google’s return to premium phones
  18. Android 12 is now rolling out to Pixel phones
  19. Google's Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro deliver flagship features for $599 and $899
  20. Dbrand says its latest PS5 faceplates will survive Sony’s legal wrath
  21. Watch Google's Pixel 6 event with us here at 1PM ET
  22. Brave’s privacy-first search engine is now built in to its browser
  23. Instagram will finally let you create posts on the desktop
  24. Amazon Music's spatial audio now works on any headphones
  25. Facebook Portal Go review: Blurring the line between tablet and smart display

Pinboard

  1. What every software engineer should know about search
  2. What to learn
  3. How to win at CORS - JakeArchibald.com — CORS is hard. It's hard because it's part of how browsers fetch stuff, and that's a set of behaviours that started with the very first web browser over thirty years ago.
  4. GitExplorer — : Find the right git commands you need without digging through the web
  5. What useful unknown website do you wish more people knew about? : AskReddit
  6. Opinion | For Uber and Lyft, the Rideshare Bubble Bursts - The New York Times — The companies are correct that they offer a useful service, including food delivery to the homebound, an alternative to drunken driving and access to transportation in underserved areas. But after years of bluster, it’s hard to believe them about…
  7. The Great Resignation Is Accelerating - The Atlantic
  8. Read Something Great — I built a dumb tool to help you get smarter. The next time you're bored, instead of doom scrolling on Twitter, Read Something Great.
  9. Opinion | The Unvaccinated May Not Be Who You Think - The New York Times
  10. How to safely think in systems. | Irrational Exuberance
  11. 12ft Ladder
  12. Just the Recipe
  13. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/17/business/media/axel-springer-bild-julian-reichelt.html) — RT @cliffordlevy: “If they find out that I’m having an affair with a trainee, I’ll lose my job.” “Those who sleep with the boss get a better job.” Inside allegations of sex, lies and a secret payment at the German media gia…
  14. FlickMetrix: The Movie Rating Aggregator — Formetly cinesift.com https://www.cinesift.com/
  15. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/15/climate/biden-clean-energy-manchin.html) — Breaking News: The heart of President Biden's climate agenda — a push to replace coal- and gas-fired power plants — is said to likely be cut from the budget bill because Senator Joe Manchin opposes it.
  16. Maestral | Open Source Dropbox client
  17. Ask a Librarian - Ask a Librarian — Library of Congress librarians, ready to help find obscure, but relevant facts!
  18. The 200 Best Albums of the Last 25 Years, According to Pitchfork Readers | Pitchfork
  19. 文托
  20. Implementing Hash Tables in C — NOTE: Article is in “draft” status. The content was originally written in 2017.
  21. Python types in practice — Some notes on converting a Python library to use static typing
  22. Some reasons to work on productivity and velocity
  23. Eating the Cloud from Outside In
  24. Opening up a physics simulator for robotics | DeepMind
  25. The Most Influential Sci-Fi Books Of All Time
  26. Why nobody hires junior developers anymore
  27. Unsolved Math Problems
  28. Video Message of the Holy Father on the occasion of the Fourth World Meeting of Popular Movements
  29. Event Map - Emergency and Disaster Information Service
  30. Untitled (https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/q8rd8d/if_the_queen_wore_a_pair_of_shoes_once_and_sold/) — This is the greatest "showerthought" of all time. Of all time.
  31. A viable solution for Python concurrency [LWN.net] — The concurrency restrictions in the CPython interpreter are driven by its garbage-collection approach, which uses reference counts on objects to determine when they are no longer in use. These counts are busy; many types of access to a Python object require a reference-cou…
  32. fiatjaf/awesome-loginless: an awesome list of internet services that don't require logins or registrations
  33. Bringing Kafka based architecture to the next level using simple PostgreSQL tables | by Sixfold Tech Blog | Oct, 2021 | Medium — In this post we'll discuss two very specific problems we solved with the way we use Kafka by introducing a few simple PostgreSQL tables
  34. amp.courier-journal.com — oh my god?? https://t.co/K2vte8RM6L https://t.co/zLb8OiHJLO oh my god?? https://t.co/K2vte8RM6L https://t.co/zLb8OiHJLO — Alex Press (@alexnpress) Oct 17, 2021 (favorited tweet)
  35. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/17/business/media/axel-springer-bild-julian-reichelt.html?referringSource=articleShare) — Wow. @benyt berichtet in der @nytimes über neue #MeToo Recherchen im Fall Julian Reichelt. Offenbar stand eine Recherche von @laloeffelstiel mit dem Ippen Investigativ Team vor der Veröffentlic…
  36. Canon sued for disabling scanner when printers run out of ink
  37. The wealthiest 10% of Americans own a record 89% of all U.S. stocks
  38. Human History Gets a Rewrite
  39. Instagram Struggles With Fears of Losing Its ‘Pipeline’: Young Users - The New York Times — The app, hailed as Facebook’s growth engine, has privately wrestled with retaining and engaging teenagers, according to internal documents. SAN FRANCISCO — When Instagram reached one billion users in 2018, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s …
  40. Kebab Kid, London: ‘Take-away as a cult’ – restaurant review | Food | The Guardian — "Imagine Rod Hull’s Emu, bare naked and disgracing himself by vomiting down his own neck."
  41. (500) https://kanjun.me/writing/research-as-understanding — In the past year, I’ve talked to many bright, curious, ambitious people who believed they couldn’t do research. That was me, not long ago. Here I share my improved understanding in hopes of offering a more empowering model of what research entails:
  42. We Got Here Because of Cowardice. We Get Out With Courage - Bari Weiss, Commentary Magazine — This is simply superb. “We Got Here Because of Cowardice. We Get Out With Courage.” ⁦@bariweiss⁩ in ⁦@Commentary⁩.
  43. How Time Series Databases Work—and Where They Don't - Honeycomb — In my previous post, we explored why Honeycomb is implemented as a distributed column store . Just as interesting to consider, though, is why Honeycomb is not…
  44. The climate disaster is here
  45. Sinclair TV stations disrupted across the US in apparent ransomware attack - The Record by Recorded Future
  46. The gap between reckless Brexit promises and reality will soon be too big to ignore | Brexit | The Guardian
  47. Florida Anarchist Imprisoned for Online Posts Prompted by Jan. 6 Riot
  48. Lord Puttnam sets out reasons for retirement in Shirley Williams Memorial Lecture - Official Website of David Puttnam | Atticus Education — Highly recommended: David Puttnam’s House of Lords retirement speech tonight was one of the most brilliant, sustained, passionate pleas for democracy I’ve ever read. Here’s the whole thi…
  49. Ask HN: What does one look for in a laptop these days? | Hacker News
  50. (500) https://delphi.allenai.org/ — so there’s an “ethical” chat bot
  51. China tests new space capability with hypersonic missile | Financial Times — JUST IN - China tested a nuclear capable hypersonic gliding vehicle that traveled around the globe through low orbit in space before cruising to the target. US intelligence and military officials stunned.
  52. Apple — RT @thomasfuchs: Sweet!
  53. Obsidian – A knowledge base from a local folder of plain text Markdown files | Hacker News
  54. Facial recognition cameras arrive in UK school canteens | Financial Times
  55. The SaaS Metrics That Matter - by David Sacks and Ethan Ruby - Bottom Up by David Sacks
  56. Was Our Universe Created in a Laboratory? - Scientific American — RT @sciam: "Since our universe has a flat geometry with a zero net energy, an advanced civilization could have developed a technology that created a baby universe out of nothing through quantum tunneling."
  57. Calibrated Background Noise Generators | Online & Free
  58. Marginalia Search — A search engine that favors text-heavy sites and punishes modern web design (marginalia.nu)
  59. Untitled (https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2021-10-15/republicans-democrats-both-siderism-political-failures) — "When reporters or pundits use the words 'both sides' in regard to some political problem, I stop reading or listening."
  60. Why the ‘Big Short’ Guys Think Bitcoin Is a Bubble
  61. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/14/books/gary-paulsen-dead.html) — rip gary paulsen, whose books i read over & over for strength & adventure when my childhood was the worst wilderness
  62. Software developers have stopped caring about reliability
  63. Andy Ngô: Files Multiple DMCA Claims Over Picture
  64. MuJoCo — Advanced Physics Simulation — We’ve acquired the MuJoCo physics simulator () and are making it free for all, to support research everywhere. MuJoCo is a fast, powerful, easy-to-use, and soon to be open-source simulation tool, designed for robotics research:
  65. Profiling Django App - Technical Ramblings — TL:DR Pyinstrument is a call stack sampling profiler with low overhead to find out time spent in your Django application. QueryCount is a simplistic ORM query count middleware that counts the number of ORM queries, finds duplicate queries, and prints them in the terminal. Django …
  66. Alden Global Capital, the Hedge Fund Killing Newspapers - The Atlantic — America’s local newspapers didn’t die. They were killed by men with names and mansions—sometimes, 16 of them, in Palm Beach alone. @mckaycoppins on Alden Global Capital, which has devoured the Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, and dozens of other papers:
  67. HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the distributed, permanent web
  68. Blaming Screen Readers 🚩×5 | Adrian Roselli
  69. Overhead of Returning Optional Values in Java and Rust | Piotr Kołaczkowski
  70. A brief chat with the fired #AppleToo organizer - The Verge
  71. How I learned to program — My class had a couple of kids who already knew how to program and would make good money doing programming competitions on topcoder when it opened, but they failed to test out of the intro class because that test included things like a screenshot of the VB6 IDE, where you got a point for correctly i…
  72. “Hacker X”—the American who built a pro-Trump fake news empire—unmasks himself — He was hired to build a fake news op but now wants to put things right.
  73. Bonhoeffer on Stupidity (entire quote) | Southside Messenger
  74. A New Bootable USB Solution | Hacker News
  75. How the Search for Extraterrestrial Life Helped Make Your Smartphone’s Screen Possible - WSJ
  76. What the Irish Ate Before Potatoes | Bon Appetit
  77. Raya and the Promise of Private Social Media — The app has created a space free of the problems that plague the rest of the Web, but only by leaving almost everybody out.
  78. bars — Why Public Health Is in Crisis: Threats, Departures, New Laws  The New York TimesWhy Public Health Is in Crisis: Threats, Departures, New Laws - The New York Times https://ift.tt/3n7BcH7
  79. Colin Powell dies of Covid complications
  80. My indoor rowing tips after 15 million meters — concept 2, setup/maintenance tips, inspiration
  81. What we can learn from "_why" the long lost open source developer
  82. Smart CSS Solutions For Common UI Challenges — Smashing Magazine — via Front-End Front https://bit.ly/2BgX66M
  83. The Triumph and Terror of Wang Huning – Palladium
  84. Obsidian — Obsidian Pricing Take great notes that outlive you. Finally, a safe vault for all your notes, in Markdown. Start building your second brain today. Control your…
  85. Seashells
  86. They’re putting guns on robot dogs now - The Verge — They’re putting guns on robot dogs now
  87. Clinical Trials — Permanent link to this comic: https://xkcd.com/2530/ Image URL (for hotlinking/embedding): https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/clinical_trials.png
  88. Nach neuen Erkenntnissen: Axel Springer entbindet Julian Reichelt von seinen Aufgaben — Nach neuen Erkenntnissen: Axel Springer entbindet Julian Reichelt von seinen Aufgaben
  89. Python console in a web browser — https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide
  90. 3 TypeScript Tricks I wish I knew when I learned TypeScript — Readonly Any vs Unknown Typing Objects with Records
  91. The John Deere Strike Shows the Tight Labor Market Is Ready to Pop
  92. Speech and Language Processing
  93. How Slack Upended the Workplace - The Atlantic
  94. Joe Manchin’s Dirty Empire — NEW: Deaths, Accidents, Safety Violations, Pollution Plague Coal Sites Supplying @Sen_JoeManchin's Firms
  95. Contribute to the Emergency Fund - Solidarity Fund — 🚨We're hosting an emergency fund for Netflix & Apple workers engaged in collective action in their workplaces.🚨 In less than 24 hours, tech workers contributed $22,570 to the fund. 💯 % of contributions will go directly to workers requesting support.
  96. Can MasterClass Teach You Everything? — We turn to the Internet for answers. We want to connect, or understand, or simply appreciate something —even if it’s only Joe Rogan. It’s a fraught pursuit. As…
  97. Rome2rio: discover how to get anywhere — Looking forward to hear Bernhard and Michael from speaking at Lean Startup meetup
  98. Library Genesis
  99. What is your labor worth? Tech compensation in 2021 - Jacob Kaplan-Moss — Salaries in tech are going up, and many people are looking for new jobs or reevaluating the ones they have. However, many tech workers have no idea what their labor is worth on the open market. There’s a huge information asymmetry here: employers have …
  100. The Top 50 Texas BBQ Joints: 2021 Edition – Texas Monthly

The Next Web

  1. Hands-on: The Pixel 6 is here, and Google is finally serious about hardware
  2. The 5 articles you read in AI hell
  3. How to say ‘no’ to your customers and still provide great service
  4. Mac owners, this bundle can help you keep your digital video library under control
  5. The breakout star of Apple’s MacBook Pro event is a $19 cleaning cloth
  6. What’s an ETF? And why is it driving Bitcoin back to record high prices?
  7. Tesla and VW are the EV industry’s hottest frenemies
  8. NASA’s fancy-pants asteroid missions can save Earth AND reveal its history
  9. Apple Music’s new Voice plan is the weirdest way to push Siri
  10. The MacBook Pro notch is real — don’t say I didn’t warn you, Mr. Apple

Smashing Magazine

  1. Building An API With Gatsby Functions
  2. Smashing Podcast Episode 42 With Jeff Smith: What Is DevOps?
  3. Solving CLS Issues In A Next.js-Powered E-Commerce Website (Case Study)
  4. Tips And Tricks For Evaluating UX/UI Designers
  5. Smart CSS Solutions For Common UI Challenges
  6. Upcoming Live Workshops On Front-End & UX (Oct 2021–Jan 2022)
  7. Useful React APIs For Building Flexible Components With TypeScript
  8. Bridging The Gap Between Designers And Developers
  9. The Autofill Dark Pattern
  10. Composable CSS Animation In Vue With AnimXYZ
  11. Building A Static-First MadLib Generator With Portable Text And Netlify On-Demand Builder Functions
  12. Freebie: COVID-19 Icon Set (56 Icons, AI, EPS, SVG, PNG)
  13. A Guide To CSS Debugging
  14. Local Testing A Serverless API (API Gateway And Lambda)
  15. How To Build An Expandable Accessible Gallery
  16. How To Implement Search Functionality In Your Nuxt App Using Algolia InstantSearch
  17. A Time Of Transition (October 2021 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  18. Using Modern Image Formats: AVIF And WebP
  19. Improving The Accessibility Of Your Markdown
  20. Let’s Dive Into Cypress For End-to-End Testing
  21. Rebuilding A Large E-Commerce Website With Next.js (Case Study)
  22. Free Online Workshop: Frustrating Design Patterns And How To Fix Them
  23. Simplifying Form Styles With `accent-color`
  24. Getting Your `head` Straight: A New CSS Performance Diagnostics Snippet
  25. How To Build Your Own Mouseless Development Environment
  26. How Web Development Tools Are Helping Users Keep Pace With Rapid Change
  27. Are Imposter Domains Re-Publishing Your Website?
  28. Monetize Open-Source Software With Gatsby Functions And Stripe
  29. Web Quality Assurance: From User Requirements To Web Risk Management
  30. Reasons To Build A CRM-Powered Website For Your Business
  31. Reducing The Need For Pseudo-Elements
  32. The Power Of Pen And Paper Sketching
  33. Orchestrating Complexity With Web Animations API
  34. Web Design Done Well: Excellent Editorial
  35. Using SWR React Hooks With Next.js’ Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR)
  36. Developer Decisions For Building Flexible Components
  37. New Smashing Online Workshops on Front-End & UX
  38. What’s New With DevTools: Cross-Browser Edition
  39. HTTP/3: Practical Deployment Options (Part 3)
  40. Reducing Carbon Emissions On The Web

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Android Phones
  2. The Best USB Hubs
  3. 10 Practical Privacy Tips for Your Android Phone
  4. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  5. The 16 Best Gifts for Runners
  6. The Instafamous Always Pan Is Not Worth the Hype
  7. The Best MacBooks
  8. You Shouldn’t Still Be Buying Intel-based Macs
  9. The Best Hybrid Mattresses
  10. The Best Leaf Blower
  11. The Best Media Streaming Devices
  12. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  13. Why We Love Birkenstock Arizona EVA Sandals
  14. Considering the New Apple Watch Series 7? Here’s What You Should Know.
  15. There’s a Best Time of Day to Try On Hiking Boots (And More Boot-Buying Advice)
  16. The Best microSD Cards
  17. The Best Christmas Tree Stand
  18. The Best External Hard Drive
  19. The Best iPhone Screen Protectors
  20. 5 Home Improvement Deals We Love
  21. The Best Fast Chargers for Every Device
  22. Ask Wirecutter: How Do I Stop My Spouse From Leaving Wet Sponges in the Sink?
  23. The Best Tablets
  24. The Best Thunderbolt Docks
  25. The Best iPhone Cases
  26. The Best Comforters
  27. The Best Home Air Quality Monitor
  28. Our Favorite Halloween Candy
  29. The Best Packing Cubes
  30. The Best Smart Thermostat

Sweethome

  1. The Best Air Purifier
  2. The Best Robot Vacuums
  3. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  4. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  5. The Best Hybrid Mattresses
  6. The Best Leaf Blower
  7. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  8. The Best Google Assistant–Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Google Home
  9. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  10. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  11. The Best Comforters
  12. The Best Home Air Quality Monitor
  13. The Best Toilet Brush
  14. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  15. The Best Alexa-Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Amazon Echo
  16. The Best Smart Devices for Making the Most of Your Backyard and Garden
  17. The Best Kitchen Trash Can
  18. Small Bathroom Ideas
  19. The Best Fan
  20. The Best Food Storage Containers
  21. The Best Ladders
  22. Ask Wirecutter: How Do I Stop My Spouse From Leaving Wet Sponges in the Sink?
  23. The Best Outdoor Patio Heaters
  24. The Best Cheap Mattresses (Under $400)
  25. The Best Mattresses for 2021
  26. The Best Smart Home Sensors for Alexa, HomeKit, and SmartThings
  27. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  28. The Best Fire Extinguisher
  29. The Top 10 Tools for Earthquake Preparedness
  30. The Best Gear for Your Bug-Out Bag

Hacker News

  1. The FDA wants you to be able to buy a hearing aid without a prescription
  2. Study: Recycled Lithium Batteries as Good as Newly Mined
  3. Math Foundations from Scratch
  4. "Why I Hate Frameworks", or Nobody Buys Hammers Anymore (2005)
  5. Version Control for Structure Editing
  6. Drone operator will try to rescue dogs from Spanish volcano
  7. Function pipelines: Building functional programming into PostgreSQL
  8. Five Things We Still Don’t Know About Water
  9. Fable is a compiler that brings F# into the JavaScript ecosystem
  10. Penguin is no longer the owner of the copyright to The Tao of Pooh
  11. One Guy Keeps the World’s Computers Running on the Right Time Zone
  12. A Graduate Course in Applied Cryptography
  13. Jitx (YC S18) is hiring software engineers to automate circuit board design
  14. Former Netflix executive convicted of receiving bribes from contractors
  15. Michael Tomczyk: Commodore Vic-20 Developer, Computer Pioneer
  16. Software Freedom Conservancy files GPL lawsuit against Vizio
  17. 32 Bit Real Estate
  18. Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro
  19. Web Browser Engineering
  20. High schoolers are training to drive 18-wheelers amid shortage of truck drivers
  21. How to Create a SaaS and Compete with the Big Players as a Solo Founder
  22. Three hours to save Integral spacecraft
  23. Pilot: An Operating System for a Personal Computer (1980) [pdf]
  24. Recovering locked Facebook accounts is a nightmare. That’s on purpose
  25. 3k-Year-Old Golden Bowl Adorned with Sun Motif Found in Austria
  26. John URI Lloyd’s Etidorhpa (1895)
  27. Raspberry Pi Build HAT – Controls Lego Technic motors and sensors
  28. Facebook Settles with U.S. Gov over Improperly Reserving Jobs for Immigrants
  29. Android 12 Released
  30. Cue: A new language for data validation

Ars Technica

  1. The new MacBook Pro seems to have an HDMI 2.0 port, not 2.1
  2. Shipping times for Apple’s $19 Polishing Cloth slip to late November
  3. The electric 2022 Volvo C40 Recharge puts style at a premium
  4. EPA: Chemicals called PFAS will see more research and new regulations
  5. SEC says GameStop’s stock surge was more than just a simple short squeeze
  6. The Pixel 6 is official—and it’s $300 cheaper than a comparable Samsung phone
  7. The “Google Silicon” team gives us a tour of the Pixel 6’s Tensor SoC
  8. COVID vaccines for kids 5-11 up for preorder Wednesday ahead of FDA review
  9. Coal bucks 15-year decline in US with 22% increase as natural gas prices rise
  10. New Linux laptop offers RTX 3080 and 144 Hz 17-inch screen
  11. Supporters and opponents of SpaceX launch site air their concerns
  12. Myth, busted: Spider silk might not have antibiotic properties after all
  13. With no new Apple monitors, here are the best high-res screens for your Mac
  14. Valve’s “Deck Verified” program evaluates which Steam games are Steam Deck-ready
  15. Starts at $1,999, ends at $6,099: Here’s what the new MacBook Pros will cost you
  16. Disinformation guru “Hacker X” names his employer: NaturalNews.com
  17. macOS Monterey is coming to a Mac near you on October 25
  18. Apple intros 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros with display notches, M1 Pro, and M1 Max
  19. Apple’s 3rd-generation AirPods arrive next week with a new design, spatial audio
  20. Liveblog—All the fun stuff from Apple’s “Unleashed” event

Digg

  1. The 100 Greatest TV Series Of The 21st Century
  2. How Mitch McConnell Accidentally Created An Unregulated THC Market
  3. Howard Stern Rips Kyrie Irving Over Anti-Vaxxer Stance: 'Top Idiot In The Country'
  4. This Mashup Of Austin Powers With 'Mass Effect' Is So Ridiculous That It's Good
  5. An Extraordinary 500-Year-Old Shipwreck Is Rewriting The History Of The Age Of Discovery
  6. A Jim Crow-Era Murder. A Family Secret. Decades Later, What Does Justice Look Like?
  7. This Teaser For 'Cowboy Bebop' Is A Scott Pilgrim-esque Assault On The Senses
  8. The Overhyped Workout Products You Should Absolutely Stay Away From
  9. Bones Or No Bones? The Internet's Mood Is Now Determined By Noodle The Pug
  10. How 'Dune' Costume Designers Brought The Book's Iconic Stillsuits To Life
  11. RIP Laptop Touch Bar, We'll See And Avoid You In Hell
  12. The Town That Was Washed Away: Eight Years After The Great Tohoku Earthquake
  13. This Lake Got Completely Clogged With Leaves, So This Guy Took Matters Into His Own Hands. The Result Was Deeply Satisfying
  14. The Best And Worst Cities To Start A Business In The US
  15. A Tattoo Artist Created This Ingenious Stop-Motion Animation Of Characters From 'The Simpsons'
  16. Disney's Eight 'First Openly Gay' Characters, Ranked (By How Embarrassed Disney Should Feel)
  17. A Therapist's Advice On Making Your Return To The Office Less Stressful
  18. Why Has Male Sperm Count Plummeted Over The Past Century?
  19. How MRAs Have Weaponized 'Ladies Night' Discounts
  20. How Expensive Is Getting a Dog, Really? A Trainer Weighs In On Everything You Need To Know
  21. Johnny Knoxville Reveals The One Stunt He Did On 'Jackass' That MTV Refused To Air
  22. The Problem With How Democrats Are Selling Their Agenda
  23. Men Are Obsessed With These New Joggers. Try Them For Yourself To Find Out Why
  24. Disgraced 'Billionaire' Alki David Says He Faked His Way Onto The Rich Lists
  25. A Guy With No Flying Experience Accidentally Lifts Off In His Biplane And What Happened Next Was A Miracle
  26. The Perfect Shirt To Make It Seem Like You're Active In Something Or Other
  27. The New Question Haunting Adoption
  28. This Top-Rated Samsung Tablet Is Just $180 Today
  29. The Kickstarted Hoodie Uses Graphene For All-Weather Wear
  30. Engineer Proves 'Mythbusters' Wrong By Building A Water Stun Gun That Actually Works
  31. Ranking All The Good Bad Haircuts In 'The Last Duel'
  32. Jordan Klepper Went To A Donald Trump Rally And Had His Mind Blown By The Wildest January 6 Conspiracy Theory Yet
  33. Americans Are Overworked And Over Work
  34. Washington State Football Coach Fired After Refusing Vaccine Under State Mandate
  35. Meet The Masked TikTok Vigilante Who Goes After And Exposes The Internet's Worst Bullies
  36. The Epic Quest To Bring 'Wheel Of Time' To Life — And Maybe Change The Face Of Global Television Forever
  37. The Shortages Hitting Countries Around The World
  38. The 'All Gas No Brakes' Guy Went To An Anti-Vaxxer Rally And It Will Really Make You Fear For The Future Of Our Country
  39. An 'Exchange Program With A Twist' Lets Teens Experience A Different America
  40. Inside The Experiment To Create Mars On Earth
  41. Adele Reveals Which Of Her Songs That Her Closest Friends Hated
  42. How I Crawled Out Of $41,000 Of Gambling Debt At 31
  43. We Put Our Child In Charge For A Day — It Was Both Terrifying And Freeing
  44. This Shooting Range Has People Shooting Over A Busy Highway. Here's How It's Designed To Be Safe
  45. The Best Thing About Apple's New MacBook Pros, In Just Five Words
  46. Meghan McCain Reveals Why She Quit 'The View'
  47. Guy Goes Inside Cyprus' $150 Billion Abandoned City And Is Shocked By What Was Left Behind

New Scientist

  1. UK net zero strategy under fire for failure to show carbon savings
  2. Nearly every person in Iran seems to have had covid-19 at least once
  3. Impaled turtle reveals new insight on the day the dinosaurs died
  4. UK university climate targets strongly criticised for lack of ambition
  5. Covid-19 news: No 10 warns of ‘challenging’ months ahead for UK
  6. Extinct Japanese wolf is the closest wild relative of dogs yet found
  7. UK plans £5000 grants for heat pumps ahead of gas boiler ban in 2035
  8. IVF embryos discarded as 'abnormal' can actually become healthy babies
  9. Microsoft and Nvidia build largest ever AI to mimic human language
  10. This koala was first to be vaccinated against chlamydia in new trial
  11. What is a metaverse and why is everyone talking about it?
  12. The mRNA technology behind covid-19 vaccines can transform medicine
  13. Your unique pattern of brain activity can be spotted in 100 seconds
  14. Climate change could slow recovery of southern right whales
  15. Self-healing plastic repairs itself in 10 seconds even under water
  16. Arid meteor shower makes new appearance in southern hemisphere skies
  17. Contraceptive pill may reduce polycystic ovary syndrome diabetes risk
  18. Snakes started eating birds and mammals after dinosaurs went extinct
  19. US military may get a dog-like robot armed with a sniper rifle
  20. Venomous viper species from the Tibetan plateau discovered in museum
  21. Weird shape-shifting clouds of dust seem to be orbiting a distant star
  22. Highly processed junk food consumption is rising among US adults
  23. Can long covid clinics in England cope if cases rise this winter?
  24. How the Hubble Telescope opened a new window on the cosmos
  25. NASA’s Lucy mission is launching to study asteroids near Jupiter
  26. Why psychologists can't decide if moral disgust is even a thing
  27. Women have been under-represented in stroke therapy trials for decades
  28. Australia's unusual western swamp turtle is an oddity under threat
  29. Bubbles in blood open the brain for world-first cancer treatment
  30. Artificial insect-inspired ‘brain’ can guide robotic dog through maze
  31. Venus’s surface may have never been cool enough for oceans or life
  32. Jupiter-like planet survived the death of its star without harm
  33. Poorer nations will be hit by rising energy costs from climate change
  34. Ancient faeces show Iron Age miners ate blue cheese and drank beer
  35. US becomes world's largest bitcoin miner after China crackdown
  36. Spies may be storing data to decrypt with a future quantum computer
  37. Energy watchdog says net zero can protect against future price shocks
  38. Penguins have rare ability to recognise each other's faces and voices
  39. COP26: Which countries are doing best at tackling climate change?
  40. Something strange is sending radio waves from the centre of the galaxy
  41. Toxic oak moth threatens UK trees after failure to control its spread
  42. Living sensors in our guts could provide early warnings of cancer
  43. Breadfruit could be the food of the future as the climate warms
  44. UK's slow response to covid-19 was a 'serious' error, say MPs
  45. Sea cucumber has modified genes to help it live on hydrothermal vents
  46. Decaying oil tanker near Yemen could trigger humanitarian disaster
  47. Women are less likely to get pregnant for two years after a concussion
  48. Ancient seeds reveal we began using tobacco at least 12,300 years ago
  49. Covid-19 dashboard: Cases, deaths and vaccinations
  50. Football teams lost home advantage in lockdowns but it is coming back
  51. Lava-munching microbes were the earliest life on land
  52. A lack of fish faeces is changing the flow of carbon in the ocean
  53. Sydney comes out of 4-month lockdown after reaching vaccination target
  54. A new dawn in AI and quantum computing now looks tantalisingly close
  55. AI-generated deepfake voices can fool both humans and smart assistants
  56. UK National Grid in talks to build an energy island in the North Sea
  57. Rocks gathered by Chang'e 5 rover show magma once spewed from the moon
  58. Circadian clock made from scratch to probe how biological rhythms work
  59. Ancient Mars lake had fast-moving floods that carried huge boulders
  60. Team of underground rescue robots wins $2 million DARPA prize
  61. A maize meme shows why you shouldn't trust social media
  62. NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has found two odd pairs of asteroids
  63. Hares with failed snow camouflage still manage to avoid predators
  64. World's first malaria vaccine approved for use in children in Africa
  65. Some ancient giant ground sloths dined on meat
  66. EU votes to restrict AI use in law enforcement while UK rolls it out
  67. Flying robot can also ride a skateboard and balance on a rope
  68. Massage gun for mice shows how pummelling tissue boosts muscle repair
  69. Drug treatment for Lyme disease could lead to its eradication
  70. UK could halve energy demand by 2050 without reducing quality of life
  71. Microscopic tardigrade fossil found in 16-million-year-old amber
  72. Ivermectin 'buyers clubs' want to use the drug to treat covid-19
  73. UAE will send spacecraft to visit Venus and land on an asteroid
  74. Chemistry Nobel awarded for technique to produce mirror molecules
  75. How will the UK’s Universal Credit cut affect the health of children?
  76. Climate change drove the expansion of the Tupi people in South America
  77. Chicken-sized dinosaur found in Wales is UK's earliest known theropod
  78. Waggle dances show city bees have shorter commutes than country bees
  79. Gifted dogs can learn 12 words in a week and remember them for months
  80. Chameleon diamonds change colour when chilled in liquid nitrogen
  81. Biological computer made from single-celled organisms can crunch data
  82. Physics Nobel awarded for work on chaotic systems such as the climate
  83. Marble of ancient Greek statue traced to its likely origin
  84. Why is New Zealand seemingly giving up on its zero-covid strategy?
  85. Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram back online after global outage
  86. Sexual desire may be triggered by gentle touch sensors in your skin
  87. Weird white dwarf that is colder than it should be defies explanation
  88. People in cities have faced huge increase in heat exposure since 1983
  89. People reached remote Atlantic islands 700 years earlier than thought
  90. Blue Origin is taking Star Trek’s William Shatner to space for real
  91. Woman’s depression treated by an implant responding to brain patterns
  92. Lubricating arthritic knees with synthetic fluid may help tissue heal
  93. Quantum computers can now fix their own mistakes without making more
  94. Medicine Nobel awarded for explaining how we sense heat and touch
  95. Our cosmic neighbourhood has so many more secrets for us to reveal
  96. Marie Antoinette's censored love letters have been read using X-rays
  97. Other planets in our solar system can masquerade as Earth from afar
  98. Norwegian reservoirs power homes in Great Britain via 724km cable
  99. Some female butterflies can see an extra ultraviolet colour
  100. First map of proteins in tumour cells pinpoints cancer therapy targets

Slashdot

  1. Homeopathy Doesn't Work. So Why Do So Many Germans Believe in It?
  2. The FDA Wants You To Be Able To Buy a Hearing Aid Without a Prescription
  3. Google Revamps Its Smartphone Line With the Pixel 6
  4. Hacker Steals Government ID Database for Argentina's Entire Population
  5. 99.9% of Scientists Agree Climate Emergency Caused by Humans
  6. MacOS Monterey Will Have the Old Safari Tab Design
  7. Why a Former Netflix Exec Facing 7 Years in Prison for Bribery is a Cautionary Tale for Startups
  8. Star's Strange Path Around Black Hole Proves Einstein Right -- Again
  9. Facebook's Novi Set To Launch Pilot With Paxos's Stablecoin as Uncertainty Hangs Over Diem
  10. Give Us Your Biometric Data To Get Your Lunch In 5 Seconds, UK Schools Tell Children
  11. Fisher-Price Launches a Working Chatter Telephone For Adults
  12. SEC Says GameStop Stock Surge Due To Individual Investors, Doesn't Recommend Policy Change
  13. Radiant Aims To Replace Diesel Generators With Small Nuclear Reactors
  14. MIT Researchers Create 'Robotic' Textiles To Make Breath-Regulating Garments
  15. PS5 Console Plate Makers Provoke Sony, Then Hit Legal Trouble

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. Jimmy DiResta's Tips on Package Design — Tune In to "Mockup to Market" Tomorrow
  2. A Quirky Little Car for the 1%, in the 1960s
  3. Product Design Student Work: Anna Lena Idel & Thomas Kucyk's SNAIL Packaging
  4. The Luno Front Cab Air Mattress Fills the Gap
  5. Scaling Up Design for Disassembly
  6. Oonee's Plan to End Bike Theft: Free Storage Pods
  7. Peter Nasielski's Expanding Clover Table
  8. Joris de Groot and Automotive Interior Supplier Collaboration Yields New Footwear Design
  9. The Lönneberga Stacking Bed by Richard Lampert
  10. DIY Airless Bicycle Tires
  11. Rowena Edwards' Sliding-Seat Kin Bench
  12. Personomic's Custom-Fit Silicone Bike Grips, for Better Support and Less Pain
  13. Clever Design: A Zero-Waste Flatpack Chessboard and Pieces Made from a Single Sheet
  14. An Ikea Living Room from Each Decade, 1950s to Today
  15. Elastic Chair Bands to Increase Student Attentiveness

CNET

  1. Pixel 6 event recap: Every Google announcement, from Pixel Pass to Tensor chips - CNET
  2. The first smart garden for growing gourmet mushrooms is available for presale - CNET
  3. With Pixel 6 Pro, Google might finally stand a chance against Apple and Samsung - CNET
  4. Facebook-backed Novi crypto wallet launches in limited test - CNET
  5. Google Store stumbles during Pixel 6 phone launch - CNET
  6. NASA video shows wild sci-fi visions of future human space exploration - CNET
  7. FDA will reportedly allow mixing different COVID shots - CNET
  8. Google Pixel 6's Tensor chip aims to make the Android 12 phone smarter and last longer - CNET
  9. The best innerspring mattresses in 2021 - CNET
  10. All-sky camera captures swirling majesty of a purple aurora over Earth - CNET
  11. One Amazon Prime perk goes away in less than a week. Here's what to know now - CNET
  12. Apple MacBook Pro: Here's how to buy the newest Mac laptops today - CNET
  13. Best record player for 2021 - CNET
  14. iPhone SE 3, Mac Pro and everything else we didn't see at Apple's October event - CNET
  15. Best soundbar for 2021: Yamaha, Klipsch, Vizio, Sonos and more - CNET
  16. Apple's MacBook Pro Touch Bar is finally gone, and it won't be missed - CNET
  17. Facebook settles with Justice Department in hiring discrimination suit - CNET
  18. Google debuts Real Tone for Pixel 6 phones video - CNET
  19. New Pokemon teased for Pokemon Legends: Arceus - CNET
  20. MLB playoffs 2021: How to watch, stream Braves vs. Dodgers, Red Sox vs. Astros today - CNET
  21. The fanciest new MacBook Pro with every single upgrade costs... how much?! - CNET
  22. Get Tribit's awesome little StormBox Micro wireless speaker for only $35 - CNET
  23. Don't look now, but Apple gave the new MacBook Pro the 'dreaded' notch - CNET
  24. Marie Kondo demonstrates Google's Live Translate on Pixel 6 video - CNET
  25. AirPods 3 are here, but can you trade in your old AirPods to save some money? - CNET

Reddit

  1. No cheating
  2. PETA is trying to remove this feature from Far Cry 6
  3. This sub gave me the motivation to finally quit my abusive job. I may not have health insurance, but I feel so free!
  4. [Wojnarowski] Sixers coach Doc Rivers threw Ben Simmons out of practice today and the suspension came shortly thereafter, sources tell ESPN.
  5. Manchin, who pockets $500,000 per year from dirty coal, kills critical Biden climate deal
  6. Asking people on dating apps their most controversial opinions
  7. LPT: When a dealership tells you the vehicle is on the lot or will hold the vehicle for you and then tells you it was sold when you get there, leave. They pulled a bait and switch on you.
  8. I can't be the only one who read it this way..
  9. 'Just Cancel the Debt,' Advocates Say as Biden Admin Develops Strategy for Restarting Student Loan Payments | Student debt cancellation "is good economic policy that will change the lives of millions of families," said Rep. Ayanna Pressley.
  10. Grandma Thinks He Stole Her Friends Car
  11. how can you walk with these, girls?
  12. Drake is the most overrated rapper and im tired of pretending that hes good
  13. the opposite of a Karen. a Caring?
  14. Truth
  15. The punishment for distribution ,retweet or sharing of this image is 15 days in prison or a fine of 3,000 rubles ($53) in Russia.
  16. More than 99.9% of studies agree: Humans caused climate change
  17. What’s a band that nobody can name but everyone knows a song by them?
  18. What’s a band that nobody can name but everyone knows a song by them?
  19. 🔴Daily Reverse Repo Update 10/19: $1,470.739B🔴
  20. Anon had a brother.
  21. If you leave your mess like this - you’re trash.
  22. New Poster for Ghostbusters: Afterlife
  23. New Poster for Ghostbusters: Afterlife
  24. My family witnessed this today
  25. when you have to create your own opression
  26. 3 adults physically restrain a screaming child to pierce her ears
  27. Hey we're trying to help here!
  28. When did it become acceptable to go to a supermarket/shop and eat the food off the shelf whilst doing your shopping and then pay for it?
  29. Wife Remodels Deployed Husband’s Room
  30. Oof. That burn needs some love.
  31. Hooters Servers Are Complaining About the Chain's Inappropriate New Uniforms
  32. “Just confirming you received my last email” headass…
  33. Don't ask them who promotes Christianity, Infighting, and Military over anything else
  34. rate my cat
  35. My friends business has been struggling. Stranger came in and said; "We all need to be lifted up sometimes." and left.
  36. Preseason 2022: PBE Preview
  37. How is this for a bio as a 6'7 guy? Asked 2 female friends, 1 said it's cringe, other said it's funny
  38. Solves the confusion regarding the British Isles
  39. TIL the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (NHDSC) says it is unacceptable to place ketchup on your hot dog after the age of 18. Mustard, relish, onions, cheese and chili are acceptable.
  40. Wonder what this comment section will look like
  41. Make this video go famous
  42. Why you can’t trust the public to select names…
  43. Cowboy Bebop | Official Teaser “Lost Session”
  44. Tolkien says STFU
  45. Tough one
  46. Woman Raped On Philadelphia Commuter Train, Bystanders Record Attack Without Helping Her
  47. I've decided to take myself out of the competition. Pretty late to doing so but very happy to have my first shot
  48. [OC] Warforged Made of Mimics
  49. Trying to look "tough" without the pain of an actual ouchie
  50. Men of reddit, what do you consider most attractive in other men, regardless of your orientation?
  51. Back in your box!
  52. The "Actually Budget" Budget Gaming PC
  53. Caring about children's mental health!
  54. TIL that in the 1970s journalist Ann Rule got a book deal to write about an ongoing series of murders. The killer turned out to be her friend and coworker, Ted Bundy, with whom she had regularly discussed the case.
  55. Archived the perfect self retaining cable wrap
  56. Thanks I hate this game
  57. This woman rescued an abandoned puppy
  58. How dare a private company refuse service to whomever they please?
  59. Apple's M1 Max GPU is as powerful as an Nvidia RTX 2080 desktop GPU and the Sony PS5 gaming console
  60. Lawyer who represented George Zimmerman arrested in Florida
  61. Ahmed best is a legend, he didn't deserve any of the hate!
  62. Day one back in the office
  63. Ran into one of the girls that bullied me in middle school.
  64. Here is the CEO of Nestle complaining about "extremist" NGOs who "bang on about" water being a "human right". Nestle have tried pretty hard to wipe this video from the net.
  65. [McMurphy] AAC to add Charlotte, FAU, North Texas, Rice, UAB & UTSA w/hopes to begin play in 2023
  66. I drew Keqing in my style~
  67. It is thematically cool though.
  68. Valkyrae launches a skincare line based on the effect of blue light on your skin, available evidence refutes all claims
  69. Joel Embiid on Simmons: “At this point I don’t care about that man, honestly. He does whatever he wants”
  70. What the fuck
  71. Beware of clickbaits and exaggerated leaguestarters (Honest tips from someone playing a lot)
  72. Our entire solar system may exist inside a giant magnetic tunnel, says astrophysicist
  73. mistakes were made
  74. Currently in the parking garage trying to find my inner peace
  75. Brand new fresh out of the box about to finally fulfill its destiny 21yrs on.
  76. For a game largely built around PVP, it's frustrating how limited the opportunities are for new players to engage in it in any meaningful way
  77. Will Poulter first interview since Adam Warlock casting - "This will change your life"
  78. If every cantrip could be upcast to 9th level, and every spell could be downcast to a cantrip, what would be the funniest examples?
  79. It's official boys! It's Official. Bitcoin Just Joined the New York Stock Exchange
  80. What is it then
  81. Too realistic gameplay
  82. Too realistic gameplay
  83. Many Canadians’ standard of living is being eroded warns BDO
  84. Countries that European countries celebrate their independence from [OC]
  85. The First of Many Rebellions
  86. Why do these babies look nothing like their mothers？😂
  87. This meme brought to you by someone who has likely never been poor
  88. Just bought gallon of chocolate milk for the kids. Bumped it trying to put it in to the fridge and it Noped right out of my hand. A gallon really doesn't seem like much, until you have to clean it off the floor. The splatter zone behind me was pretty impressive too.
  89. "Big Red" knew better than to wear a mask. He ignored warnings from his friends, and accused them of "drinking liberal Kool-Aid". He confessed to his Facebook BBQ group that he recently spent several weeks on a ventilator. He's out of the hospital now, but still in the running for his HCA.
  90. "Big Red" knew better than to wear a mask. He ignored warnings from his friends, and accused them of "drinking liberal Kool-Aid". He confessed to his Facebook BBQ group that he recently spent several weeks on a ventilator. He's out of the hospital now, but still in the running for his HCA.
  91. Holy fuck, on way to a job and co-worker won’t shut the fuck up. Dude chats total bollocks. A typical, you hurt your hand, well he’s broken it, type geeza.
  92. How come it won't fall flat??
  93. I am living at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station as part of the medical support staff, ask me anything!
  94. Swimsuit Loba confirmed ?
  95. After watching the Documentary, I have been working on this painting pretty much everyday since then . I have a similar dynamic to Mick when it comes to his father so this piece holds a lot of sentiment to me. I clocked in just about 80 odd hours into it. It would mean the world for Mick to see it .
  96. Using my passion to push through & it’s been paying off !
  97. Uno Reverse
  98. Proud Trump Republican now asking for government regulation preventing new restaurants from opening
  99. Texas has now banned Delta 8 THC, which has been legal and available in stores for months now, making me a felon.
  100. Happy Birthday

The Verge

  1. Apple is ready to admit it was wrong about the future of laptops
  2. Which AirPods model should you buy?
  3. Senators call on Facebook to shelve Novi cryptocurrency project
  4. Sinclair TV stations experienced a massive outage during ransomware attack
  5. Wyze captures the banality of suburban life in its newest video doorbell ad (and it’s not pretty)
  6. Snapchat says the Pixel 6 is ‘the fastest phone to make a Snap’
  7. The biggest announcements from Google’s Pixel 6 event
  8. Here’s how the Pixel 6 compares to the Pixel 6 Pro
  9. Google Store serves would-be Pixel 6 buyers nothing but errors
  10. Nikola allowed to proceed with $2 billion patent lawsuit against Tesla

Wired

  1. Google's Much-Hyped Pixel 6 Undercuts Its Peers at Just $599
  2. The 12 Best Features in Android 12—and How to Install It
  3. Sony's WH-1000XM4 Noise-Canceling Headphones Are $100 Off
  4. The FAA Weighs the SpaceX Launch Site's Environmental Effects
  5. With Dune, Frank Herbert Designed the Maxi Pad of the Future
  6. The Best Theragun (and Other Great Massage Guns)
  7. Games Can Show Us How to Enact Justice in the Metaverse
  8. Tabletop RPG Workers Say Their Jobs Are No Fantasy
  9. This Atomic Clock Will Transform Deep Space Exploration
  10. The New MacBook Pro Chips Flex the Power of Custom Silicon
  11. How to Back Up Your Android Phone
  12. Vintage Board Games Are Getting a Modern Revival
  13. Apple Finally Remembered What Makes Laptops Great
  14. Everything Apple Announced Today—Including a New MacBook Pro
  15. Down With Dongles! Apple Brings Back the MacBook Ports
  16. A New Credit Card Arrives—With a Silicon Valley Twist
  17. 21 Great Wireless Chargers to Refuel Your Phone (or Watch)
  18. The Dell XPS 15’s OLED Screen Lets You Make Movie Magic
  19. The Facebook Whistleblower Won’t Change Anything
  20. How to Switch From Google Authenticator to Another 2FA App

LifeHacker

  1. What's New on Hulu in November 2021
  2. Avoid Grammatical Tautologies so You Never Say the Same Thing Twice
  3. How to Order Secret Fast Food Menu Items (Without Being a Jerk)
  4. Get a Free Taco Bell Breakfast Burrito, Like the Cheap Bastard You Are
  5. This Bloody Cauliflower Brain Is the Centerpiece Your Halloween Needs
  6. How to Save up to $300 on a New MacBook Pro (and Other Apple ‘Education Deals’ Anyone Can Get)
  7. What's New on Disney+ November 2021
  8. How to Make Holiday Plans That Don't Involve Getting COVID, According to the CDC
  9. 17 Shows and Movies About Terrible Rich People to Watch Between Episodes of 'Succession'
  10. How to Choose Between the AirPods 2, AirPods 3, and AirPods Pro
  11. 'Winterize' Your Outdoor Space so You Can Actually Use It When It Gets Cold
  12. You Can Use GPS to Track Your Pet (Because a Microchip Won't)
  13. How to 'Upcycle' Furniture, Because That Stuff Is Expensive
  14. Everything Worth Knowing About the New MacBook Pros
  15. How to Set Boundaries With Work Friends (and Why You Should)
  16. How Kids Are Using iPhones to 'Cheat' at School (and How to Do It Smarter)
  17. You Don't Need the New MacBook Pro
  18. What to Do With These Last Three Months of Deferred Student Loan Payments
  19. This Digital Library Contains Answers to All the Mysteries of the Universe, If You Can Find Them
  20. No, Your Feet Don’t Clean Themselves in the Shower
  21. Use Ranch Dressing to Bread Your Fried Chicken
  22. How to Figure Out If It's Worth Paying to Get Rid of Ads
  23. Is Bottled Water Just Tap Water?
  24. How to Talk About Weed on Social Media Without Getting Banned
  25. 13 Books That Are as Unsettling as ‘Squid Game’

The Onion

  1. Florida School Revises Covid Guidelines To Reflect Latest Misinformation
  2. Waymo Self-Driving Cars Mysteriously Flocking To Dead-End Street In San Francisco
  3. Perfectly Preserved Fourth Watt Brother Discovered Frozen In Wisconsin Beer Cooler
  4. BREAKING: Concern Mounting Over Nothing In Particular
  5. Apple Reveals New MacBook Pro Will Be Refurbished Dell Laptop They Got Off Craigslist For $500
  6. Are You Depressed? Read These Common Symptoms To Find Out
  7. Study Finds Big Bang Result Of Last Universe Blowing Itself Up With Fireworks
  8. 3 Men Posing As Female Author Win Million-Euro Literary Prize
  9. Bush, Cheney Become Last Surviving Members Of Tontine Pledge For Cask Of Brandy
  10. Pray For Us: We Just Learned The Captain On This Flight Has Never Played ‘Pilot Wings 64’ And Are Going To Storm The Cockpit
  11. Colin Powell, Presumably Wanted Fugitive Whose Location Must Have Been Unknown For Last 15 Years, Dead At 84
  12. Texas School Official Tells Teachers To Balance Holocaust Books With ‘Opposing’ Views
  13. Democrats Attempt To Woo Joe Manchin For Reconciliation Bill By Taping Single Hershey’s Kiss To Latest Draft
  14. Chicago Sky Celebrate First-Ever Mention In Sports Section
  15. Things Gen Z Hates About Millennials
  16. FDA Advisory Committee Meets To Discuss Hearty Autumn Soup Recipes
  17. Procter & Gamble Halftime Contest Awards Full Tuition To Any Student Who Can Eat Entire Line Of Company’s Products
  18. Less Popular Friend Only Included In Suicide Pact Out Of Pity
  19. Nebraska Governor Announces Program To Help Lift Children Out Of Violent Cycle Of Corn Cults
  20. FDA Authorizes First E-Cigarettes To Stay On U.S. Market
  21. Half-Shredded Banksy Painting Sells For $25.4 Million
  22. The Onion’s Guide To Socially Responsible Investing
  23. Bannon Defies Subpoena On Grounds He Digesting Wild Boar Whole Over Next 6 Months
  24. Sleep Easy, Gamers: The Original Team Of Developers Behind ‘GoldenEye 007’ All Have Robust Savings Accounts And Can Comfortably Provide For Their Families
  25. Most Terrifying Ways The Government Is Spying On You

The Register

  1. BlackMatter ransomware gang will target agriculture for its next harvest – Uncle Sam
  2. It's heeere: Node.js 17 is out – but not for production use, says dev team
  3. Oracle-owned ERP outfit NetSuite fitted with banking and data warehouse features to keep accountants sane
  4. Email phishing crapcannon operators TA505 are back from the dead, researchers warn
  5. JumpCloud hooks investment from Atlassian Ventures and CrowdStrike Falcon Fund for $225m total funding round
  6. UK competition watchdog unveils principles to make a kinder antivirus business
  7. HPE's Aruba adopts DPUs, but in a switch, not a server
  8. Windows 11 Paint: Oh look – rounded corners. And it is prettier.... but slightly worse
  9. Weeks after Red Bee Media's broadcast centre fell over, Channel 4 is still struggling with subtitles
  10. WTF? Value of Finnish open-source-as-a-service startup Aiven jumps $1.2bn in 7 months
  11. UK's competition regulator announces market study into music-streaming biz
  12. Northern Ireland Water ready to take the plunge with HR and finance software, prepares to flush Oracle R12.2
  13. If your apps or gadgets break down on Sunday, this may be why: Gpsd bug to roll back clocks to 2002
  14. Share your experience: How does your organization introduce new systems?
  15. These Rapoo webcams won't blow your mind, but they also won't break the bank
  16. It's one thing to have the world in your hands – what are you going to do with it?
  17. A Raspberry Pi HAT for the Lego Technic fan
  18. Reg scribe spends week being watched by government Bluetooth wristband, emerges to more surveillance
  19. Intel teases 'software-defined silicon' with Linux kernel contribution – and won't say why
  20. Chip manufacturers are going back to the future for automotive silicon
  21. Alibaba Cloud unveils home-spun 128-core Arm-powered server CPU
  22. Japanese messaging giant Line admits it mishandled user data, promises to do better
  23. Canon makes 'all-in-one' printers that refuse to scan when out of ink, lawsuit claims
  24. Apple arms high-end MacBook Pro notebooks with M1 Pro, M1 Max processors
  25. US lawmakers give Amazon until November to prove it didn't lie to Congress
  26. Engineers investigating iffy solar array latch on NASA's Lucy as probe begins long journey to Trojan asteroids
  27. Microsoft called out as big malware hoster – thanks to OneDrive and Office 365 abuse
  28. Dishing up the goods: Square Kilometre Array moves out of the theoretical and into the contractual
  29. Amid drama at .NET Foundation, Microsoft's De Icaza reveals it was meant to be like GNOME Foundation
  30. Arm puts virtual hardware in the cloud so you won't have to wait for the actual chips
  31. Facebook posts job ad for 10,000 'high-skilled' roles to 'build the metaverse' – and they'll all be based in the EU
  32. EasyJet flight loadsheet snafu caused by software 'code errors' says UK safety agency
  33. Microsoft admits to yet more printing problems in Windows as back-at-the-office folks asked for admin credentials
  34. Give us your biometric data to get your lunch in 5 seconds, UK schools tell children
  35. There are 875 million good reasons why the paperless office won't happen soon
  36. Ubuntu 21.10: Plan to do yourself an Indri? Here's what's inside... including a bit of GNOME schooling
  37. Heart FM's borkfast show – a fine way to start your day
  38. Think your phone is snooping on you? Hold my beer, says basic physics
  39. [NSFW] What do you mean you gave the boss THAT version of the report? Oh, ****ing ****balls
  40. Chinese tech minister says he's 'dealt with' 73,000 sites that breached the law
  41. Chinese developers rebel against long working hours with crowdsourced tell-all on employers
  42. US gov claims ransomware 'earned' $590m in the first half of 2021 alone – mostly in Bitcoin
  43. Oops, they did it again – rogue Soyuz spurt gave ISS an attitude problem
  44. NFTs not annoying enough? Now they come with wallet-emptying malware
  45. Bank manager tricked into handing $35m to scammers using fake 'deep voice' tech
  46. Amazon textbook rental service scammed for $1.5m
  47. Computer scientists at University of Edinburgh contemplate courses without 'Alice' and 'Bob'
  48. Toyota needs more than its Cheer Squad to deal with chip shortages, as five more home factories forced into idleness
  49. Missouri governor demands prosecution of reporter for 'decoding HTML source code' and reporting a data breach
  50. Everyone who wants a smartphone for Chrimbo will get one, but in the real world things are somewhat different

TechMeme

  1. Netflix reports Q3 revenue of $7.48B, up 16% YoY, operating income of $1.76B, up 33% YoY, and 214M paid subs, adding 4.4M YoY and beating estimates of 3.84M (Jessica Bursztynsky/CNBC)
  2. Republic, which lets non-accredited investors buy startup stakes as tiny as $10, raises $150M Series B led by Valor Equity Partners, after March's $36M Series A (Connie Loizos/TechCrunch)
  3. Internal doc: Amazon held talks with Starbucks to put its cashierless tech in a co-branded coffee shop, at one point aiming for a Q4 2020 launch (Eugene Kim/Insider)
  4. Apple botched the notch on the MacBook Pros by leaving out Face ID; the bezels are smaller but not ultrathin like on Dell and HP rivals (Chaim Gartenberg/The Verge)
  5. Element Finance, a decentralized finance fixed rate protocol, raises a $32M Series A led by Polychain Capital at a $320M valuation, says it has 9K+ active users (Andrés Engler/CoinDesk)
  6. Google partners with Snap to bring exclusive Snapchat features to Pixel phones, including AR lenses and "Quick Tap to Snap" (Emma Roth/The Verge)
  7. Following the Pixel 6 launch, the Google Store is having technical issues during preorders and frequently shows the new phones as sold out (Ben Schoon/9to5Google)
  8. Google unveils an updated $79 Pixel Stand with up to 23W charging for "compatible Pixel phones" and up to 15W for Qi-certified devices (Jay Peters/The Verge)
  9. Q&A with Sundar Pichai and Rick Osterloh on their ambitions with Pixel 6, Tensor SoC, Google hardware, and the Android ecosystem at large (Dieter Bohn/The Verge)
  10. A look at Pixel 6 and 6 Pro's cameras: main sensor takes in 150% more light, Real Tone can more accurately capture skin tones, Face Unblur, Magic Eraser, more (Antonio G. Di Benedetto/The Verge)
  11. Q&A with Google executives on the Pixel 6's new Tensor SoC, which has two big ARM Cortex-X1 cores, 2 medium cores, and 4 efficiency cores (Ron Amadeo/Ars Technica)
  12. Facebook settles with DOJ over claims it discriminated by favoring temporary visa holders over US workers; Facebook will pay $4.75M and up to $9.5M for victims (Lauren Feiner/CNBC)
  13. Google debuts a Pixel Pass plan starting at $45/month for a Pixel 6 plus an upgrade in two years, 200GB of Google One, Play Pass, YouTube Premium, and more (Jon Fingas/Engadget)
  14. Google launches $599 Pixel 6, with 90Hz 6.4" display, and $899 Pixel 6 Pro, with 120Hz 6.7" display, both featuring an upgraded 50MP rear camera, coming Oct. 28 (Dan Seifert/The Verge)
  15. Google releases Android 12 to current Pixel devices, featuring Material You, revamped Quick Settings, and more (Kris Holt/Engadget)