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BBC

  1. Covid: Increasing confidence jabs work against Indian variant
  2. Israel Gaza conflict: Air strike targets Hamas leader
  3. Heysham explosion: Child dies and four adults injured in Lancashire blast
  4. Perfectly reasonable for me to forward on PPE offer - Hancock
  5. John Kerry: US climate envoy criticised for optimism on clean tech
  6. 'World first' as Cambridge vet saves tiger's eye
  7. 'Many more arrests' to follow Rangers crowd trouble
  8. Myanmar military take rebel town of Mindat, Chinland
  9. Jordan Banks: Sunday league clubs hold minute's silence for boy
  10. Property in Wales: Buying a home 'unachievable' for many
  11. Covid: Tom Cruise signs shirts for football club on movie set
  12. ICYMI: DJ set in the clouds and Harry Potter in NYC
  13. Ben Kielesinski: The man who took the world on an adventure
  14. The mid-air walkways saving endangered animals
  15. Driving Japan's first bullet trains
  16. Fostering: ‘I have fostered more than 60 children
  17. How Israel's Iron Dome missile shield works
  18. Beverley bullocks: Escaped cattle seen grazing in gardens
  19. How do you convince people to have babies?
  20. Israel-Palestinian conflict: False and misleading claims fact-checked
  21. Torlonia marbles: 'The priceless statues I saw covered in dust and dirt'
  22. Herdwicks: The 'smiley' sheep that shaped the Lake District
  23. Covid economy: What economists got right (and wrong)
  24. Eurovision 2021: How this year's acts are aiming for a Covid-safe contest
  25. Chelsea women: Why Emma Hayes is the driving force behind success
  26. Lockdown muscle loss: Five ways to get back in shape
  27. Tokyo Olympics: Why doesn't Japan cancel the Games?
  28. Palace fight back to beat Villa
  29. Chelsea can become European powerhouse, says captain Eriksson
  30. 'So happy I can't begin to describe it' - Leicester revel in first FA Cup triumph
  31. Covid: What's the roadmap for lifting lockdown?
  32. Restaurants and pubs are reopening inside, but what are the rules?
  33. India variant: Why was India not put on the red list sooner?
  34. Covid: Which areas are being mass tested for variants?
  35. UK holidays: When and where can I go.... and who with?
  36. Covid-19: Five ways to make hugging safer, from the experts
  37. What are the India, Brazil, South Africa and UK variants?
  38. Which countries are on the green list for foreign holidays?
  39. Covid: When will I get the vaccine?
  40. Indian variant: What's causing the spike in Bolton?
  41. Covid: Should I be working from home or going back to the office?
  42. Covid vaccine: How many people in the UK have been vaccinated so far?
  43. Covid inquiry: What is it and how will it work?
  44. Lockdown rules: What are the restrictions in your area?
  45. What is a Covid passport and what are the plans for the NHS app?
  46. Covid: How do I get a lateral flow or PCR test?
  47. Covid: What refund rights are there for holidays abroad?
  48. Covid: What are the social distancing rules and the rule of six?
  49. Coronavirus: What are the rules for face masks or face coverings?
  50. Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?
  51. Adoption: 'Our sons' birth family turned them against us'
  52. St Michael's Mount in Cornwall seeks live-in castle officer
  53. Victim of 'Elon Musk' Bitcoin scam loses home deposit
  54. China: Man left dangling from bridge after glass breaks
  55. Covid vaccine: Period changes could be a short-term side effect
  56. Uyghur imams targeted in China's Xinjiang crackdown
  57. 'Talk to me': A train driver asking men to open up
  58. Chinese dreams on Native American land: A tale of cannabis boom and bust
  59. The 'smart and cheeky' Aboriginal boy teaching Australia a lesson
  60. Joe Ligon: America's 'longest juvenile lifer' on 68 years in prison

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. 'Final Fantasy XIV Online' Endwalker expansion arrives on November 23rd
  2. Amazon debuts another free video streaming service, this time in India
  3. Android 12 might include big changes to notifications and widgets
  4. Twitter's subscription service might cost $3 per month
  5. LG's 2021 soundbars arrive in the US starting at $179
  6. President Biden revokes Trump order limiting social media protections
  7. Hitting the Books: Thank a Swede for saving your life the next time you wreck your car
  8. Rocket Lab's 20th Electron mission ends with second stage failure
  9. Learn to make NFTs of your own art for $20
  10. The Morning After: We reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360
  11. Apple Stores in the US will keep mask mandates in place, for now
  12. China's Tianwen-1 mission has successfully landed on Mars
  13. Apple Music for Android offers more details on upcoming lossless streaming
  14. Waymo had to rescue an autonomous van that was confused by safety cones
  15. Facebook users bypass misinformation rules with anti-vaccine profile frames
  16. California governor proposes $7 billion investment in public broadband
  17. Former HTC designer Scott Croyle is reportedly working on Beats at Apple
  18. Google Home Max is $150 for the first time since Black Friday
  19. This week's best deals: $100 off Apple's MacBook Air M1 and more
  20. Take control of your stress with must-have wearable Apollo Neuro
  21. Nintendo says almost 6 million households bought a second Switch last year
  22. What to expect at Google I/O 2021
  23. Sega considers reviving classics like 'Crazy Taxi' and 'Jet Set Radio'
  24. Crypto exchange Binance faces US money laundering probe
  25. Eufy's popular budget robovacs reach all-time lows in Amazon's one-day sale

Pinboard

  1. What I learnt roasting 200 landing pages in 12 months 🍗 👀
  2. Modern Javascript: Everything you missed over the last 10 years by Sandro Turriate
  3. The Teeny, Tiny Scientific Screwup That Helped Covid Kill | WIRED
  4. Just 12 People Are Behind Most Vaccine Hoaxes On Social Media, Research Shows : NPR — Favorite tweet: Researchers have found that 12 people — yes, just 12 — are responsible for the bulk of the misleading claims and outright lies about COVID-19 vaccines that proliferate on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.https://t.co/tqb8hxV…
  5. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/14/opinion/coronavirus-masks-vaccines.html) — The CDC mask guidance switched too fast without enough explanation and overlooks key sociological factors for indoor mask mandates—especially to protect workers and the immunocompromised. Better to have announced benchmarks—and kept it up…
  6. We Found Joe Biden's Secret Venmo. Here’s Why That’s A Privacy Nightmare For Everyone — Privacy Nightmare... https://ift.tt/3btjwQX
  7. Movies Every Physics Student Should Watch
  8. Learn Python the Right Way — Learn python the right way book
  9. Google Workspace Updates: Google Docs will now use canvas based rendering: this may impact some Chrome extensions — Google Docs will now use canvas based rendering: this may impact some Chrome extensions https://ift.tt/3tFd1B0 Cloud https://ift.tt/2VSF6pv https://ift.tt/1ZFmpiU
  10. Typesense - open source, typo tolerant search engine for everyone. — Typesense is an open source, typo tolerant search engine that delivers fast and relevant results out-of-the-box.
  11. Leaked Video: Dark Money Group Brags About Writing GOP Voter Suppression Bills Across the Country – Mother Jones — In a private meeting last month with big-money donors, the head of a top conservative group boasted that her outfit had crafted the new voter suppression law in Georgia and was doing the same with similar bills …
  12. How the Personal Computer Broke the Human Body
  13. ‘Misogynistic’ Apple hire is out hours after employees call for investigation - The Verge — That was fast
  14. Build unique drag & drop personal websites
  15. Design Resources - Apple Developer — iOS 11 Apple UI Design Resources for @SketchApp and @Photoshop. Adobe XD coming soon. #WWDC17
  16. The Memex Method: When your commonplace book is a public database [Cory Doctorow's reflections on blogging] | Cory Doctorow on Medium — I’ve been a blogger for a little more than 20 years and in that time I’ve written a little more than 20 books: novels for adults; novels for teens; short story collections; essay collections…
  17. Starlink review: dreams, not reality - The Verge
  18. The Upshot — via Health News - The New York Times https://nyti.ms/2WLL65m
  19. Big list of ad hoc http server one-liners
  20. Investigate the origins of COVID-19 | Science — If #RalphBaric, the US scientist with the greatest knowledge of chimeric coronaviruses & the strongest working relationship with the #Wuhan lab thinks a lab incident #pandemic origin is possible, how could anyone legitimately claim otherwise? @Baric_Lab
  21. Login • Instagram — Good morning Dubai! @ Zabeel tower, sheikh zayed road
  22. Ten Rules for Negotiating a Job Offer - haseeb qureshi
  23. The Darkness — Illiberalism is on the march, all over the world. Fear is the cause and sadly no-one has picked up the baton of caring, civilized change.
  24. URL加长器
  25. Untitled (https://developers.notion.com/) — 🏗️ The wait is over! Notion's API is now in public beta. → Retrieve, query & list databases → Create & retrieve pages, and update properties → Search pages & databases → Retrieve & append block children Get started at .
  26. There have been 7m-13m excess deaths worldwide during the pandemic | The Economist
  27. Opinion | My Child in Gaza Is Asking About Israel’s Rockets - The New York Times — via NYT > Israel https://nyti.ms/3o4Y88O
  28. google/zx: A tool for writing better scripts
  29. Since-deleted video shows Marjorie Taylor Greene harassing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's office during 2019 Capitol Hill visit - CNNPolitics
  30. lana-k/sqliteviz: SQLite database visualiser
  31. Israeli strike destroys Gaza building with AP, other media — ISRAEL HAMMERS HAMAS https://ift.tt/3bsvpXE
  32. Rebekah Jones's Florida COVID Data Conspiracy -- Not a Word of It Is True. Charles C.W. Cooke. National Review — Incredible
  33. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene aggressively confronts Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, accuses her of supporting 'terrorists' - The Washington Post — Rep. Greene aggressively confronts Ocasio-Cortez, causing congresswoman to raise security concerns... https://ift.tt/3yb79TE
  34. Fuck the Bread. The Bread Is Over. — RT @thesurfingpizza: Okay I know this piece is published in my arch nemesis, but it's stunning
  35. Managing dotfiles with GNU stow - Alex Pearce
  36. Using Computer Modern on the web
  37. Opinion | Even if You Think Discussing Aliens Is Ridiculous, Just Hear Me Out - The New York Times — "The way I’ve framed the thought experiment in recent conversations is this: Imagine, tomorrow, an alien craft crashed down in Oregon. There are no life-forms in it. It’s effectively a drone. But it’s undeniably extraterrestr…
  38. Things you can’t do in Rust (and what to do instead) - LogRocket Blog
  39. Fly's Prometheus Metrics
  40. Tech vs. Journalism: How Silicon Valley Gets Written About — Silicon Valley feels picked on by “woke” journalists “who can’t code.” Reporters feel picked on by petty zillionaires with anger-management problems. Inside the nasty clout battle for how the most important industry in the world gets written about.
  41. Activists and Ex-Spy Said to Have Plotted to Discredit Trump ‘Enemies’ in Government - The New York Times — Lock him up! Lock him up!
  42. Untitled (https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/5/15/palestinian-death-toll-in-gaza-occupied-west-bank-mounts-live-news) — ⭕ LIVE footage of the moment an Israeli air raid bombed the offices of Al Jazeera and The Associated Press in Gaza City ⬇️ 🔴 LIVE updates:
  43. Pentagon Surveilling Americans Without a Warrant, Senator Reveals — Pentagon Surveilling Americans Without a Warrant, Senator Reveals... https://ift.tt/2QeoFoG
  44. Delay in giving second jabs of Pfizer vaccine improves immunity | Immunology | The Guardian
  45. Mandy Brown: Office politics (A working letter) — Here’s the thing: we need politics in the workplace. Politics—that is, the act of negotiating our relationships and obligations to each other—is critical to the work of building and sustaining democracy. And the workplace isn’t separate from democracy—it is democracy. It is a…
  46. JWT should not be your default for sessions
  47. GitHub - AkihiroSuda/lima: Lima: Linux-on-Mac ("macOS subsystem for Linux", "containerd for Mac")
  48. NYT has deep dive into how Biden works. — Lots of insider information here. Four historians? “rarely exhibits the smoldering anger or sense of deep disappointment that advisers to Mr. Obama became familiar with”
  49. Pinkbook: Poliomyelitis | CDC — Think of a virus where 70% of kids are totally asymptomatic, less than 1% have severe symptoms, and less than 0.05% die. Phew that's no big deal for kids then! Don't worry about them! Oops actually it's polio in the 1950s
  50. syncthing/syncthing — syncthing - Open Source Continuous File Synchronization
  51. EU citizens arriving in UK being locked up and expelled | Brexit | The Guardian — Europeans with job interviews tell of detentions and expulsions despite rules allowing non-visa holders to attend interviews
  52. Rumble in the jungle: what animals would win in a fight? | YouGov — "Compared to women, men feel most able to take on medium-sized dogs and geese"
  53. (500) https://ez.substack.com/p/the-ballad-of-the-canceled-cretin — The @edzitron substack is consistently great. This paragraph in his latest is a wonderful insight: why do the techbros think disruption is good only when it’s for tech, but not social norms?
  54. On the Hypocrites at Apple Who Fired Antonio Garcia-Martinez - TK News by Matt Taibbi
  55. Can I email… Support tables for HTML and CSS in emails — Support tables for HTML and CSS in emails.
  56. Cruel, paranoid, failing: inside the Home Office | Home Office | The Guardian — RT @stand_for_all: One thing government is right about is that the immigration and asylum systems are broken. It's not down to migrants or asylum seekers though. Problem lies with Home Office itself. A broken department destroying lives. Excelle…
  57. Microsoft is shutting down its Azure Blockchain Service | ZDNet
  58. Indianapolis homeowner says appraisal doubled when she hid her race — Black homeowner had a white friend stand in for third appraisal. Her home value doubled.
  59. DarkSide Ransomware Gang Quits After Servers, Bitcoin Stash Seized – Krebs on Security — The REvil representative said its program was introducing new restrictions on the kinds of organizations that affiliates could hold for ransom, and that henceforth it would be forbidden to attack those in the “social sector” (defined as …
  60. Untitled (https://thebulletin.org/2021/05/the-origin-of-covid-did-people-or-nature-open-pandoras-box-at-wuhan/) — This strongly suggests the SARS-CoV-2 virus was in fact man-made. Particularly damning is the explanation of how public perceptions were purposely manipulated early in the pandemic so that all right-minded people…
  61. Untitled (https://apnews.com/article/africa-middle-east-gaza-business-israel-palestinian-conflict-5b064a4c7ccbdd4ac2894a73fa85a774) — RT @Josiensor: "The Israeli military has the coordinates of the high-rise, so it’s less likely a bomb will bring it crashing down."
  62. How to undo anything in Git - Notes & TILs
  63. The return of fancy tools - macwright.com
  64. (500) https://apne.ws/fsOk8dv — BREAKING: Israeli airstrike flattens high-rise building that houses The Associated Press, Al-Jazeera and other media in Gaza City, about an hour after evacuation order.
  65. Tether reveals a breakdown of its reserves for first time since 2014 launch
  66. Why the 2060s Are So Important to Climate Change - The Atlantic — This paragraph from @yayitsrob truly struck a chord. Climate is our - my - opportunity, legacy, and challenge.
  67. p.haavard.me
  68. A paradigm shift to combat indoor respiratory infection | Science — 1/ Our paper in @ScienceMagazine asking for "A paradigm shift to combat indoor respiratory infection" was just published
  69. A Press Corps Deceived, and the Gaza Invasion That Wasn’t - The New York Times — via NYT > Israel https://nyti.ms/3o4Y88O
  70. Is Brett Kavanaugh Out for Revenge? - The Atlantic — Is Brett Kavanaugh Out for Revenge? https://ift.tt/3w1YG31
  71. Rep. Matt Gaetz Snorted Cocaine With Megan Zalonka, Escort Who Had ‘No Show’ Gov’t Job — “Zalonka, who is an amateur fashion model and the communications director for the American Medical Marijuana Physicians Association”. Her book is going to be big.
  72. Just Use Email – How to use Email for Everything — Site dedicated to the various ways people and small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) should just use email to manage their digital life, their business, and their productivity, all without the use of third-party tools, SaaS subscriptions, two dozen logins, and twenty differ…
  73. Battlestar Galactica Lessons from Ransomware to the Pandemic — Networked vulnerabilities are thorny
  74. IcePanel | Solution | System docs for visual people
  75. Debugging random slow writes in PostgreSQL | safts | blog — RT @iamsafts: Hey there tech people! Did you know I've started a blog? Well how could you, I just started it. Take a look at my first article, it's a rather technical one. Feel free to share it and if you liked it you can also subscribe to receive updates. Cheers!
  76. Internal Combustion Engine – Bartosz Ciechanowski
  77. 10 things I learned making the fastest site in the world
  78. Renewable Energy Is Suddenly Startlingly Cheap | The New Yorker — Now the biggest barrier to change is the will of our politicians to take serious climate action.
  79. Colonial Pipeline Paid Hackers Nearly $5 Million in Ransom - Bloomberg — "The company paid the hefty ransom in untraceable cryptocurrency within hours after the attack, underscoring the immense pressure faced by the Georgia-based operator to get gasoline and jet fuel flowing again to major cities along the Eastern Seaboard, …
  80. Announcing Coinbase’s successful transition to React Native | by Coinbase | May, 2021 | The Coinbase Blog
  81. AP Definitive Source | AP statement on destruction of Gaza bureau
  82. Ceramic Mosaics Mend Cracked Sidewalks, Potholes, and Buildings in Vibrant Interventions by Ememem | Colossal
  83. Introducing Dataflow, a self-hosted Observable Notebook Editor / Alex Garcia / Observable
  84. On Building a Fluid User Interface | Instagram Blog
  85. Using PostgreSQL as a Data Warehouse
  86. Six Years of Rust | Rust Blog — Six Years of Rust | Rust Blog via Instapaper https://ift.tt/3uPBm8F
  87. Untitled (https://apps.fcc.gov/els/GetAtt.html?id=273481&x=) — Starship Orbital Launch Attempt details per FCC exhibit: - Staging 170 seconds into flight - Booster will splashdown in the Gulf 20 miles downrange - Starship will perform a soft landing 62 miles northwest of Kauai
  88. Perspective | Israel has chosen a two-tiered society. Violence is the inevitable result.
  89. Oxford University decolonising inch by inch, with imperial measurements the next target — RT @jdportes: Beyond parody. The Telegraph seems genuinely to believe that they teach physics at Oxford using miles and pounds.....
  90. The Importance of Humility in Software Development
  91. Scala 3 is here!🎉🎉🎉 | The Scala Programming Language — 🎺🎺🎺 After 8 years of work, 28,000 commits, 7,400 pull requests, 4,100 closed issues – Scala 3 is finally out! Read more here:
  92. Neural implant lets paralyzed person type by imagining writing | Ars Technica
  93. Statement: AP 'horrified' by Israeli attack on its office — AP 'horrified' by attack on office... https://ift.tt/3brsX3i
  94. Documents Show Trump Officials Used Secret Terrorism Unit to Question Lawyers at the Border — ProPublica
  95. Why the C.D.C. Changed Its Advice on Masks - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://nyti.ms/2WLL65m
  96. The Police Dog Who Cried Drugs at Every Traffic Stop — Cops laugh about “probable cause on four legs” but the damage to innocent lives is real.
  97. Why Israel and Palestine are fighting in Gaza: They’re stuck in a cycle of conflict - Vox — Why the horror in Gaza is happening — and why it will probably happen again
  98. Next Gen CSS: @container | CSS-Tricks — via Front-End Front https://bit.ly/2BgX66M
  99. Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity | The White House — By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:Section 1.  Policy.
  100. Ditto | Collaborate on copy — Export copy from Figma to devs.

The Next Web

  1. Here’s a step-by-step tutorial for getting your first novel written and published, all for under $30.
  2. This PMP Exam Prep Course will get you certified in just 6 weeks — with a 100% guarantee. 
  3. How dating apps have adapted to the pandemic and made romancing safer
  4. After a year of Zoom meetings, we’ll need to rebuild trust through eye contact
  5. Get one of these Kodak projectors for the ultimate summer movie night experience
  6. Here’s why predicting space weather is even harder than it sounds
  7. What we’re expecting from Google I/O 2021
  8. This quantum paradox will make you question reality
  9. Ex-Apple designer’s ‘triphonic’ speaker may be the hi-fi HomePod we deserve
  10. This AI can tell what an instrument sounds like from pictures

Smashing Magazine

  1. Tree-Shaking: A Reference Guide
  2. Frustrating Design Patterns That Need Fixing: Birthday Picker
  3. Little Smashing Stories
  4. A Primer On CSS Container Queries
  5. The Conference Platform We Use For Our Online Events: Hopin
  6. Get Started With React By Building A Whac-A-Mole Game
  7. How To Organize Product-Related Assets And Collaborate Better
  8. Improving The Performance Of Shopify Themes (Case Study)
  9. Reducing HTML Payload With Next.js (Case Study)
  10. A Guide To Undoing Mistakes With Git
  11. Smashing Podcast Episode 36 With Miriam Suzanne: What Is The Future Of CSS?
  12. The Evolution Of Jamstack
  13. May Is In The Air (2021 Wallpapers Edition)
  14. The Humble `` Element And Core Web Vitals
  15. Meet Image Optimization, A New Smashing Book By Addy Osmani
  16. Understanding Easing Functions For CSS Animations And Transitions
  17. How To Bake Layers Of Accessibility Testing Into Your Process
  18. A Guide To Newly Supported, Modern CSS Pseudo-Class Selectors
  19. Web Design Done Well: The Ordinary Made Extraordinary (Part 1)
  20. A Complete Guide To Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) With Next.js
  21. Why Content Is Such A Fundamental Part Of The Web Design Process
  22. Making GraphQL Work In WordPress
  23. An In-Depth Guide To Measuring Core Web Vitals
  24. Seven Mistakes To Avoid In Your Technical Interviews
  25. How To Get Web Design Clients Fast (Part 2)
  26. From Cats With Love: New Navigation, Guides And Workshops
  27. Overflow Issues In CSS
  28. Building A Video Streaming App With Nuxt.js, Node And Express
  29. A Complete Guide To HTML Email
  30. Growing UX Maturity In Organizations: Education And Training (Part 3)
  31. Better Documentation And Team Communication With Product Design Docs
  32. Flaky Tests: Getting Rid Of A Living Nightmare In Testing
  33. Don’t Lose Your Head: Evaluating Headless
  34. Vanilla JavaScript Code Snippets
  35. Guarding Against Disposable Design
  36. Meet Utopia: Designing And Building With Fluid Type And Space Scales
  37. The Small Joys Of April (2021 Wallpapers Edition)
  38. Choosing A New Serverless Database Technology At An Agency (Case Study)
  39. SVG Generators
  40. Growing UX Maturity: Knowledge Sharing And Mentorship (Part 2)

Wirecutter

  1. Why We Love the Escali Primo Digital Scale
  2. The Best Computer Speakers
  3. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  4. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  5. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  6. Four Games to Play If You’re Burned Out on Animal Crossing
  7. The Best Pubic Hair Trimmer
  8. The Best Gear for Travel
  9. The Best Gear for Your Road Trips
  10. How to Clean a Toilet the Right Way
  11. The Best Toaster
  12. The Best Vlogging Cameras and Gear
  13. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  14. The Best OLED TV
  15. The Best Cheap Gaming Laptop
  16. The Best MagSafe Accessories for Your iPhone 12
  17. The Best iPhone Screen Protectors
  18. The Best Bluetooth Tracker
  19. The Best Collapsible Folding Wagons
  20. How to Shop for a Mechanical Keyboard
  21. A $50 Smart Gadget Transformed How I Do Laundry
  22. The Best TV for Video Games
  23. Wirecutter Deals, Explained
  24. The Best Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries
  25. The Best Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner
  26. The Best Hand Mixer
  27. The Ceiling Fan I Always Get
  28. How We Find Reliable Retailers and Shop Wisely Online
  29. The Best Hair Clippers for Home Use
  30. The Best Portable Power Station

Sweethome

  1. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  2. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  3. How to Clean a Toilet the Right Way
  4. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  5. The Best Portable Power Station
  6. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  7. Our Favorite Plants (And How We Keep Them Alive)
  8. A $50 Smart Gadget Transformed How I Do Laundry
  9. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  10. The Best Surface Cleaners, Wipes, and Disinfectants
  11. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  12. Our Favorite Weighted Blankets (Are All Machine-Washable)
  13. The Best Drill
  14. The Best Laundry Basket (and Hampers)
  15. The Best Smart Water-Leak Detector
  16. The Ceiling Fan I Always Get
  17. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  18. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  19. The Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker
  20. The Best Massage Chairs
  21. The Best Smart Devices for Making the Most of Your Backyard and Garden
  22. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  23. How to Clean Your Coffee Maker
  24. How to Build an Apple-Based Smart Home System With the Best HomeKit Devices
  25. The Best Google Assistant–Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Google Home
  26. The Best Pressure Washer
  27. The Best Gas Grills
  28. The Best Smart Locks
  29. The Best String Trimmers
  30. The Best Kitchen Trash Can

Hacker News

  1. Observing my cellphone switch towers
  2. The reasons some languages are harder to learn
  3. Samsung boosts non-memory chip investment to $151B
  4. JPL's Design for a Clockwork Rover to Explore Venus (2017)
  5. The chip shortage could lead to an era of hardware innovation
  6. SeaGlass: City-Wide IMSI-Catcher Detection
  7. CSS Container Queries in Web Components
  8. Brain size drives differences in yawn duration across mammals and birds
  9. Verifying Vectorized Rust Revisited
  10. Playing Codenames with Language Graphs and Word Embeddings
  11. The Muse (YC W12) Is Hiring a Senior Data Engineer
  12. Python Language Summit: PEP 654 – Exception Groups and Except
  13. Audacity: Actions we propose to take on PR 835
  14. Out of Memory Error – The RAM Shortage of 1988 (2016)
  15. The Suez Canal will be widened
  16. Herdwicks: The 'smiley' sheep that shaped the Lake District
  17. Why introverts make great leaders (2018)
  18. Modern Javascript: Everything you missed over the last 10 years (2020)
  19. Afternoons are the new rush hour in the suburbs
  20. I have a lot to say about Signal’s Cellebrite hack
  21. Show HN: ThingsTwin – 3D House Plan Based UI for Smart Home
  22. I just open sourced my music collaboration site
  23. The Memex Method
  24. Five steps to faster web fonts
  25. MIMO Radar Antenna Arrays
  26. Extracting Data from Tracking Devices
  27. Disguised “AMD PCI Driver” enables executable-specific hacks
  28. GitHub Actions Down
  29. Snow science; 100 years later
  30. MicroFPGA – A coming revolution in small electronics (2019) [video]

Ars Technica

  1. Google I/O 2021 preview: Google resurrects Wear OS and Android tablets?
  2. GameStop FOMO inspires a new wave of crypto pump-and-dumps
  3. The chip shortage is driving up tech prices–starting with TVs
  4. Colonial Pipeline paid a $5 million ransom—and kept a vicious cycle turning
  5. China has successfully landed on Mars [Updated]
  6. Pipeline attacker Darkside suddenly goes dark—here’s what we know
  7. Researchers force two mice to hang out and induce FOMO in a third
  8. Despite big Marvel and Star Wars shows, Disney+ falls short of targets
  9. ISPs claim broadband prices aren’t too high—Biden admin isn’t buying it
  10. Mysterious health “attack” cases rise to 130, US officials confirm
  11. TSMC is considering a 3 nm foundry in Arizona
  12. Mount Vesuvius victims died just moments away from rescue
  13. Multiple US agencies probing world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange
  14. Google Pixel 6 leak shows off distinctive new design
  15. After Epic v. Apple namecheck, Itch.io runs one-day-only dev-friendly promo
  16. Ireland’s health care system taken down after ransomware attack
  17. Rocket Report: Starship orbital flight details, Ariane 5 may delay Webb launch
  18. Lenovo’s new “Go” brand of travel gear kicks off with a wireless-charging mouse
  19. New users can get 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $1 today
  20. New analysis confirms hypothesis for source of mysterious auroral “dunes”

Digg

  1. Breanna Stewart Finds New Perspective Atop The World
  2. The Lure Of H Mart, Where The Shelves Can Seem As Wide As Asia
  3. Keegan-Michael Key Delivers An Impassioned Debut 'SNL' Monologue
  4. 'SNL Weekend Update' Tackles New Mask Rules And Liz Cheney Ouster
  5. The Grid Needs To Smarten Up To Reach Clean Energy Goals
  6. Gerald Luss, Whose Work Inspired The Sets On 'Mad Men', Is 95 And Still Designing
  7. Kate Mckinnon's Fauci Explains New CDC Mask Rules In 'SNL' Cold Open
  8. A Once-In-A-Lifetime Chance To Start Over
  9. Black Homeowner Had A White Friend Stand In For Third Appraisal. Her Home Value Doubled
  10. Chris Rock Reveals The Last Time He Saw Chris Farley Alive
  11. These Adjustable Book Ends Keep Your Shelves Orderly
  12. The Pandemic Has Split In Two
  13. Jordan Klepper Goes Inside The Bizarre Cyber Ninja 2020 Election 'Audit' In Arizona And Cannot Believe It's Not A Joke
  14. Texas Wants To Charge Tesla And Other EV Owners ~$400 In Annual Fees For Owning An EV
  15. Watch This Building In Gaza Housed By AP And Al Jazeera Get Demolished By An Israeli Air Strike
  16. This 'Dangerous' Book Has Everything You Need For Summer Adventuring
  17. 'Have A Little Empathy': Bali Tires Of Badly Behaved Foreign Influencers
  18. 'The Daily Show' Airs Brutal Supercut Of Republicans Hedging When Asked If Joe Biden Won The 2020 Election
  19. We Found Joe Biden's Secret Venmo. Here's Why That's A Privacy Nightmare For Everyone
  20. Paulina Porizkova, Full-Frontal Emotion
  21. Why This Microwave From 1997 Is Way Better Than The Ones They Sell Now
  22. An Actress Who Was Driven To Eat Bread During The Pandemic And More Of This Week's 'One Main Character'
  23. The Last Shirt You'll Ever Buy
  24. Back This Kickstarter, And You'll End Up With A Whole Garden In Your Home
  25. Short Sleeves, Button Down, Can't Lose
  26. TV Reporter Covering Dognapping Story Spots Stolen Pet While Camera Is Rolling, Busts Alleged Perpetrator
  27. What To Watch This Weekend: 'The Underground Railroad,' 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' And More
  28. Forty Dollar Chicken, Ferraris And Mesh Masks: Two Months In Donald Trump's Fauci-Free Palm Beach Utopia
  29. These Cats Have Two Hilariously Different Personalities When It Comes To Receiving Treats
  30. The Apple Designer You've Never Heard Of Is Making Noise
  31. The Weird, Lingering Life Of Post-Breakup Objects
  32. Professional Glass Blower Gives An Eye-Popping Demonstration On Making A Beautiful Drinking Glass
  33. Rep. Matt Gaetz Snorted Cocaine With Escort Who Had 'No Show' Gov't Job
  34. A Press Corps Deceived, And The Gaza Invasion That Wasn't
  35. How A 'Microsoft Flight Simulator' Plane Piloted By Artificial Intelligence Lands At The World's Most Insane Runway
  36. A Doctor Who Convinced People In A Bar To Get The Vaccine For Free Beer On Why They're Reluctant
  37. The Eerie And Unsolved Case Of The January 6 Pipe Bombs At The RNC And DNC
  38. Guy Loses Fake Tooth During Slingshot Ride, Handles It Like A Champ
  39. Woman Bursts Into Flames After Rolling Car Full Of Hoarded Gas
  40. Just 12 People Are Behind Most Vaccine Hoaxes On Social Media
  41. This POV Video Of An Ironworker Working On A Highrise In Vancouver Is Terrifying
  42. The Most Cursed Films Ever Made
  43. Eye-Popping Lawsuit Portrays GOP Lawmaker's Office As A COVID-19 Petri Dish
  44. This Mathematical Explanation About Solving An Infinity Paradox In A Hotel With Infinite Rooms Might Break Your Brain
  45. The Rise Of The Thielists
  46. Millennials Aren't Just Behind. They're All Over The Place
  47. How Humans Are To Blame For Our Own Allergies

New Scientist

  1. Covid-19 news: England proceeds with step 3 despite surging variant
  2. Early signs of Parkinson’s disease could be spotted in the nose
  3. Pigs can breathe oxygen via their rectum, so humans probably can too
  4. Astronomers may have found black holes that formed soon after big bang
  5. Depression and inflammation appear to be linked – but it's unclear why
  6. China is about to land its Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars
  7. The way we use emojis evolves like language and changes their meaning
  8. Clouds of atoms trap light in a way that could store quantum data
  9. Deep-sea snailfish repairs its DNA to survive 7 km below the surface
  10. Cuba's bid to vaccinate all citizens with home-grown covid-19 shots
  11. Climate change is speeding up the degradation of ancient rock art
  12. 58-million-year-old footprints show when mammals began paddling in sea
  13. Why have Elon Musk and Tesla suddenly turned against bitcoin?
  14. Ultra-tiny nanomachines are redefining how we think of robots
  15. Isotope study hints ancient Greeks used foreign fighters in key battle
  16. Premature ageing of the immune system may be one cause of long covid
  17. AI lets man with paralysis type by just thinking about handwriting
  18. Covid-19 booster shots: Will we need them and how would they work?
  19. Whale sharks gulp down air to float vertically while feeding
  20. AI that mimics human typos on a smartphone could improve keyboards
  21. Rubber slabs washed up in Brazil traced to second world war shipwreck
  22. Cerne Abbas Giant may have been carved into hill over 1000 years ago
  23. Rare video of giant squid reveals it stalks jellyfish in deep water
  24. Should you worry about glass bridges after one shattered in China?
  25. Nuclear reactions at Chernobyl are spiking in an inaccessible chamber
  26. The US is getting worried about microwave weapons that may not exist
  27. CIA's hunt for Osama bin Laden fuelled vaccine hesitancy in Pakistan
  28. Indian coronavirus variant in the UK seems to be more transmissible
  29. Taller and prettier plants are more likely to be studied by botanists
  30. Will waiving patents for covid-19 vaccines boost global supplies?
  31. 'Green' bitcoin alternative Chia is leading to hard disc shortages
  32. The EU may make recycling e-waste a legal requirement – will it work?
  33. Measuring time accurately increases the entropy in the universe
  34. India's plight could be repeated elsewhere if rising cases are ignored
  35. People who live past 105 years old have genes that stop DNA damage
  36. Physicists have measured an atom's 'neutron skin' for the first time
  37. What the battle between Epic Games and Apple could mean for you
  38. Ancient hominins may have needed midwives to help deliver babies
  39. Cosmic census reveals 540 stars and planets in our neighbourhood
  40. US Navy is developing drones to exterminate birds' eggs near airfields
  41. Enormous kites flown by robots could help power a Mars colony
  42. Brain's movement control centre may have had key role in our evolution
  43. Owl-like dinosaurs had remarkably good hearing and night vision
  44. Many US cities will lose nearly all ash trees by 2060
  45. Ecocide may be on its way to becoming a new international crime
  46. Worrying about bad jet lag could actually make your jet lag worse
  47. IBM’s minuscule new computer chip could cut energy use by 75 per cent
  48. Older children in the year group are more popular than younger peers
  49. I lived under a glacier for two weeks looking for life
  50. Blood test could predict when pregnant women will give birth
  51. Flat pasta that morphs into 3D shapes when cooked saves on packaging
  52. Blue Origin is auctioning off a seat on its first crewed space flight
  53. Ant species given first gender-neutral scientific name
  54. Hitting Paris climate goal could cut sea level rise in half by 2100
  55. Remains of a 3-year-old child are the oldest known burial in Africa
  56. Trump ban decision shows the limits of a Facebook 'Supreme Court'
  57. India's covid-19 crisis: What happens next and how long will it last?
  58. Chinese rocket is hurtling back to Earth after space station launch
  59. Floating googly eyes on a stick scare seabirds away from fishing nets
  60. King Henry VIII’s warship the Mary Rose carried crew from North Africa
  61. A species of yeast produces near-identical clones when it has sex
  62. Your finger can feel the change of a single atom in a material
  63. Fossil shows a shark eating a proto-squid as it ate a crustacean
  64. Viking remains lost for more than a century rediscovered in a museum
  65. Bats don’t have to learn the speed of sound – they’re born knowing it
  66. India's crisis should be a warning against covid-19 complacency
  67. NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has made its fourth and furthest flight
  68. Smart sensor measures how itchy you are by how much you scratch
  69. NASA's Parker Solar Probe has gone faster than any spacecraft ever
  70. Why billionaires are fighting over who gets to land humans on the moon
  71. Driftwood could be recycled into cleaner electric car batteries
  72. Arabian cult may have built 1000 monuments older than Stonehenge
  73. Indigenous people may have left the Amazon before Europeans arrived
  74. Wild horses and donkeys dig desert wells that boost biodiversity
  75. Mice on opposite North American coasts evolved the same way
  76. We’ve measured the size of Venus’s planetary core for the first time
  77. Wristband that turns body heat into electricity can power an LED
  78. A baby’s first poo reveals if they are at risk of allergies and asthma
  79. Japanese bay full of fish scales could mark start of the Anthropocene
  80. Why the latest muon measurements are so tantalising for physics
  81. Michael Collins: Apollo 11 pilot and 'loneliest man ever' dies aged 90
  82. UK air pollution fell to record lows in 2020 due to lockdowns
  83. Why bringing Martian rocks back to Earth is a bad idea
  84. Female black widow spider mates with and eats multiple males
  85. Billion-year-old microbe had taken first step towards internal organs
  86. Multiple negative events before birth could lead to poor mental health
  87. 'Smart' immune cells kill tumours and stop them regrowing in mice
  88. White noise could warn birds to avoid colliding with tall structures
  89. New species of 'pumpkin toadlet' poisonous frog found in Brazil
  90. Frozen cloud of molecules acts as a single quantum object
  91. Saharan dust could increase the risk of avalanches in the French Alps
  92. We'll soon be able to tell whether you are immune to covid-19
  93. Covid-19 lockdown has left young children vulnerable to some illnesses
  94. Air pollution halved in first UK lockdown but fell less in the third
  95. Honeybees stress each other out by warning about minor parasites
  96. Male parasitic wasps can detect females inside an infected host fly
  97. One in four people in England exercised less during and after lockdown
  98. Old tom cats have more mutations in their sperm like older human males
  99. China is about to start building a space station in orbit
  100. 2020 Australian bushfires hit people in disadvantaged areas hardest

Slashdot

  1. Wealthy Install Location-Tracking Apps to Establish Proof-of-Residency for Tax Purposes
  2. Researchers Build Tiny Wireless, Injectable Chips, Visible Only Under a Microscope
  3. Study Finds Alarming Levels of 'Forever Chemicals' In US Mothers' Breast Milk
  4. New Spaceport Announced In Nova Scotia - Operational In 2023
  5. Two Satellites Lost after Rocket Lab's Second-Stage Booster Fails to Reach Orbit
  6. How America Will Improve Its Cybersecurity
  7. Analyzing 30 Years of Brain Research Finds No Meaningful Differences Between Male and Female Brains
  8. Pipeline Attacked by Ransomware Has Now Resumed Normal Operations
  9. Report: 65% of Social Media Anti-vax Propaganda Comes From Just 12 People
  10. University Cancels $700,000 in Student Debt for 220 Graduates Affected by the Pandemic
  11. Is Computer History Also a History of Physical Pains?
  12. Russia Races to Beat Tom Cruise and NASA With First Movie Filmed in Space
  13. Three Students Sue Lambda School Alleging False Advertising
  14. 'How Lies on Social Media Are Inflaming the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict'
  15. Cloudflare Wants To Kill the CAPTCHA

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. Reader Submitted: Spotlight On European Industrial Design Work: JETSURF XRACE Board & Airless Wheels
  2. An Example of Terrible UI Design: The Gas Gauge in the Volkswagen Atlas
  3. Binder Jetting 3D Printing Will be a Game Changer
  4. A Nifty Rolltop Box with Drawer
  5. Mattel's New PlayBack Program Will Recycle Your Toys for Free
  6. A Portable Work Table With a Unique Collapsing Method
  7. How They (Used to) Make Rope
  8. A Sharp Design Departure for Mercedes: The Concept EQT
  9. "New Details" Suggest Execs, Not Hackers, Shut Down Colonial Pipeline Due to Inability to Bill Customers
  10. The Cadmio Product Visualization App, Reviewed by an Industrial Designer
  11. Specialty Tool Design: Mushroom Knives
  12. Examples of When One House is Owned by Two Families With Different Aesthetic Tastes
  13. Trolling a Furniture Design Trend: Ruben Beckers' Kante Table
  14. The Convercycle: A Bicycle That Transforms to Cargo Bike Length
  15. A Skyscraper Made of Stacked Farmhouses, Lifted by Crane Into the Structure

CNET

  1. Own an Apple TV and an iPhone with Face ID? They can make your TV better - CNET
  2. When will the child tax credit payments be issued? Payment timeline, other details to know - CNET
  3. New stimulus check in the works? What we know about the 4th payment debate - CNET
  4. Best meal delivery deals in 2021: Daily Harvest, Sunbasket, Home Chef and more - CNET
  5. A pink iPhone 13 rumor is going around Twitter, and we're hopeful - CNET
  6. If you don't want a bone-dry yard this summer, here's what you need to know - CNET
  7. My favorite Google Maps tricks you'll use regularly - CNET
  8. iPhone 13 release date rumors: Here's when we think Apple will unveil the new phone - CNET
  9. Alexa has a new, hidden superpower: Transforming into a security camera - CNET
  10. New child tax credit 2021: 5 key things for parents who share custody - CNET
  11. Marvel's Eternals explained: Everything you need to know about the Phase 4 MCU movie - CNET
  12. Windows 10 update is coming soon: Make sure you know these top tips and tricks first - CNET
  13. Best ways to improve your TV and home theater - CNET
  14. 5 things HBO Max should change if it wants to beat Netflix - CNET
  15. Common Windows 10 problems, solved: Simple fixes for the biggest annoyances - CNET
  16. Xbox Series S just became a no-brainer thanks to this awesome new feature - CNET
  17. Do you qualify for the 2021 child tax credit? Income limit rules and more - CNET
  18. iPhone 13 is coming, but I want the purple iPhone 12. What should I do? - CNET
  19. NASCAR 2021: How to watch the Drydene 400 today without cable - CNET
  20. How to adjust your TV picture settings, no professional, disc or Apple TV 4K required - CNET
  21. iPhone 13's juiciest rumors so far: What's going on with Apple's notch design? - CNET
  22. AirTags durability test: Is it even possible to destroy one of Apple's trackers? - CNET
  23. Best PC gaming headset for 2021 - CNET
  24. Best MacBook for 2021 - CNET
  25. Best Chromebook 2021 - CNET

Reddit

  1. Grünen-Kanzlerkandidatin Baerbock für Abschaffung von Kurzstreckenflügen. Sie sagte der @BILDamSONNTAG, auch Billigpreise wie Mallorca-Flüge für 29 Euro dürfte es nicht mehr geben.
  2. This complexity of this full body tattoo
  3. I’d love to have been in class on this day.
  4. Amazon had keys to USPS mailbox used for union ballots: Report
  5. Police officer tased karen...........
  6. This game is too realistic...
  7. Bonsai Tree Sold for $16,000 in Japan
  8. TIL, in Disney's Mulan (1998), Mulan touches her hair a lot because the animators noticed that Mulan’s voice actress Ming-Na Wen, touched her hair a lot while recording. So, they added it to the character.
  9. Deleted Hamilton story on Instagram
  10. Sticking these up in McDonald's ASAP...
  11. 🔥 Meeting a Lynx in the Harz Mountains
  12. South African government calls for Israel to be investigated by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity
  13. Honk to atone for their crimes!
  14. Falcon 9 landing 2021-5-15
  15. This is how you cook all bbq skewers in one go.
  16. Bit of a stretch
  17. Sen. Tammy Duckworth says it was food stamps that allowed her to stay in high school
  18. Practical cutting tool.
  19. I know I'm about 13 years too late but, wow, Gran Torino is so damn good.
  20. I'm stil new
  21. This is such a good idea. 🚀
  22. Suspended Vice Principal facing criminal charges, transphobic wife loses volunteer position.
  23. A satanic temple adopted a street in my city
  24. Guide to Australian slang found in my local pub
  25. Who tf put it there?
  26. My grma was going to throw away some "ugly" glassware her mother gave her. When I saw it I snatched it all up so fast! It glows under a blacklight! #UraniumGlass
  27. FUCK IT LET'S GET IT. 🔥 IF WE WIN THE CRYPTO MOON SHOT VOTE I WILL GIVE AWAY 25 BILLION TOKENS TO ONE LUCKY WINNER.💰💰😈😈😈 VOTE VOTE VOTE AND DROP A COMMENT WHEN YOU'VE DONE. IF THIS POST GETS 1000 UP VOTES I'LL GIVE AWAY A FURTHER 25 BILLION. 💰💰😈😈 LFG. https://www.cryptomoonwatch.com/
  28. Important Work
  29. Tim Duncan to Coach Popovich during HOF speech: "You showed up after I got drafted. You came to my island. You sat with my friends, my family. You talked with my dad. I thought that was normal. It's not. You were an exceptional person."
  30. WCGW Touching a female singer's crotch at a concert.
  31. So, Subway is now selling pizzas in Brazil...
  32. Cats will be cats, no matter their size
  33. Flight attendant has had enough
  34. TIL that at the age of 17, Steven Spielberg directed a sci-fi film called "Firelight". The budget was $500, and it was shown at a local cinema, with 500 people coming, and tickets costing a dollar each. However, one person paid $2, so the movie made $1, making it Spielberg's first commercial success
  35. Elephant line..
  36. Neo-gothic apartment house in Budapest, Hungary. Built around 1894.
  37. WardenElite Has Resigned
  38. Sony on Upcoming PS5 Games: Wait Until You See What's Coming from Our Third-Party Partners
  39. Take me to Germany baby, that's what she said
  40. The story of Gary Gygax
  41. I’m not christian but that’s really cool
  42. My bedhead has a constantly lit LED built into the light switch that is bright enough to see the entire room with at night. Fun fact, blue light is most likely to mess with your brain's ability to sleep!
  43. TIFU by Learning How it Feels to be a Breath Mint
  44. March for Palestine
  45. thanks ma love you
  46. Suggestion: Allow Morde to self cast his ult
  47. #justbeneilthings
  48. [SPOILER] Charles Oliveira vs. Michael Chandler
  49. Look at the size of this massive grouper (toilet on the left for scale)
  50. Finding a movie date on the train
  51. Lmao typical dad
  52. Crosby/McDavid Comparison Through Their First 6 Seasons
  53. Large pharmaceutical companies test drugs in dozens of foreign countries but often don't bother to make the drugs available to those nations once the drugs are approved in the US, a significant bioethics issue. Countries with lowest access to drugs tested on their residents were African countries.
  54. Libertarians To Begin Wearing Masks Now That Government Says They Don't Have To
  55. Taking AP US History is a trip and half
  56. Do you guys play any faction outside of Empire?
  57. Marketing 101
  58. SHOCKER: Pastors are walking away from the church because young people are walking away from the church and have stopped paying them to fill their heads full of toxic garbage. Bonus round, old people in the church are upset that young pastors think they are full of shit.
  59. Probably better than Yahoo
  60. Sign at our local ice cream shop.
  61. Schlatt's joke on the Ludwig Roast
  62. This post has been deleted by mods earlier, here we go again, Israeli targeted airstrikes destroy residential/business building in Gaza city
  63. I ate without a table today.
  64. Waiting for a treat ... =)
  65. Only reason to live
  66. 2 of my buddies took molly at my wedding. One took just the right amount, the other took a little more.
  67. “He’s a little confused, but he’s got the spirit!”
  68. Human Memory and its duration.
  69. Armagh is gone, check under your cars this morning... Who will get the boot in [ROUND 18]?
  70. My husband made some joke about women writers while watching this, I promptly looked it up to see it was written and directed by men and suddenly the cringe made way more sense. Example: “And, fight! You ready to bleed? Yeah, but not for like another month! This is the wrong time for a period joke!”
  71. We solved it UWU
  72. A connection has been made
  73. I just realized how lazy the implementation of the Pokédex actually is
  74. there is a god
  75. Robbery attempt goes wrong
  76. Is Israel Guilty Of Apartheid Against Palestinians? (2021) [00:12:14]
  77. Time for a little drink
  78. It was a great career
  79. Just be careful dumping this much hate on one individual. Even if you feel they brought it on themselves, It could be more hurtful than you could predict.
  80. U.S. Airlines May Start Weighing Passengers At The Gate
  81. Canon loves his mom.
  82. What’s wrong with some people?
  83. Been a lifelong struggle with body-dismorphia and bulimia. I haven't made myself throw up my meals in over a year now and I think today is a good mirror day. Its so nice to feel free today!
  84. I married someone who does this
  85. CMV: Jeep Wranglers Are Overpriced POS
  86. Ethan makes a statement about the conflict going on in the Middle East
  87. Oh... They knew
  88. South Korea’s space agency sets sight on missions that ‘won’t pay off until 2050’ - “exploring projects that the private sector can’t afford to, developing core technologies with far-reaching impact or truly futuristic technologies that can be realized 30 years later”
  89. No person, no mod, no fud, will ever change my $10,000,000 floor. I want these assholes to cry.
  90. AMESAME really is an interesting duo aint they? 😂
  91. New mask rules trust Americans will be honest about vaccine status. Experts say they'll lie.
  92. Lower than 144p
  93. Unfortunate news regarding Soken
  94. Demon Slayer figure with an animated background
  95. For all Welsh bridge builders
  96. I think I'm having a stroke?
  97. Supermarkets face post-Brexit fruit and veg scarcity thanks to shortage of skilled pickers
  98. Disney movie characters in a nutshell
  99. It’s so easy
  100. The Human eye.

The Verge

  1. New leak ahead of Google I/O claims Android 12 may include changes for widgets and notifications
  2. Cloudflare says it’s time to end CAPTCHA ‘madness’, launches new security key-based replacement
  3. Go read this look at how Clubhouse’s blocking system is problematic
  4. Colonial Pipeline says operations back to normal following ransomware attack
  5. Facebook is reportedly continuing a ban on anti-coup groups in Myanmar
  6. Twitter may be working on Twitter Blue, a subscription service that would cost $2.99 per month
  7. How far have you gone for internet access?
  8. Biden revokes Trump executive order that targeted Section 230
  9. Vaccine drives in the US are getting younger
  10. Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket suffers failure, loses payload of two satellites

Wired

  1. The Best Multi-Tools for Any Task
  2. An Unfussy, Affordable Nonstick Pan That Works With Induction
  3. The Secret Role Histones Played in Complex Cell Evolution
  4. These Tools Can Help You Find Your Lost Devices
  5. The Best Way to Get a VR Workout (That's Also Fun)
  6. Our Favorite Headphones and Earbuds for $100 or Less
  7. Geology Students Did Fieldwork During Covid—With Video Games
  8. WhatsApp’s New Privacy Policy Just Kicked In
  9. The 16 Best Weekend Deals on Headphones, Tablets, and More
  10. The Wondrous, Tedious Ocean of Subnautica: Below Zero
  11. New Mask Guidance, Shots for Teens, and More Coronavirus News
  12. Making Video Games Is Not a Dream Job
  13. Want a Better PC? Try Building Your Own
  14. A New Brain Implant Translates Thoughts of Writing Into Text
  15. The Apple Designer You’ve Never Heard of Is Making Noise
  16. The Knives Out Sequel Seems Made for the Internet
  17. In Defense of Snow Days
  18. Tech Companies Don't Need to Be Creepy to Make Money
  19. Muchos Bezos: Inside Amazon’s Empire With Author Brad Stone
  20. Could You Really Climb the Spinning Ship’s Cable in Stowaway?

LifeHacker

  1. What to Look for During Your Final Walk-Through Before Closing on a House
  2. How to Avoid Getting Common Illnesses Spread by Pets
  3. How to Buy a Ghost Town
  4. Plant These Flowers That'll Bloom All Summer
  5. How to Take Photos of Storms That Capture All the Drama
  6. Get Paid $1,000 to Explore Your State This Summer
  7. How to Hook Grip a Barbell
  8. 10 So-Called 'Roku Originals' Actually Worth Watching
  9. The Most Common Home Repairs You Can Easily Handle Yourself
  10. Being a Sports Fan Sure Is a Bad Deal
  11. Last Year's Sunscreen Is Probably Still Good
  12. 35 Movies That Made Public Domain Characters Cool Again
  13. Make a Refreshing Two-Ingredient Cocktail With Lemonade and Punt e Mes
  14. Use These Apps to Find the Cheapest Available Gas Stations Near You
  15. How to Start a Hydroponic Garden
  16. These Meats Will Help You Build Your Charcoal Confidence
  17. The Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide To Kid Culture: Is Elon Musk Funny?
  18. How to Get Laid Again After Months of Isolation
  19. 5 Less Violent 'Battle Royale' Games for Kids
  20. How Zombies Made Me Hate Running Slightly Less Than I Did Last Week
  21. How to Get Started With a Password Manager
  22. 15 Ways You Should Be Cleaning Your Home With Citric Acid
  23. How to Keep Health Insurance After Losing Your Job
  24. How Can I Access My External Drive If BitLocker Won't Let Me In?
  25. What You Can Do After You're Vaccinated, According to the CDC

The Onion

  1. Ohio Offers $1 Million Lottery To Boost Vaccinations
  2. Houston Authorities Scramble As Missing Tiger Disappears Into Crowd Of Tigers
  3. GOP Elects To Replace Liz Cheney In Leadership Role With Trump-Backed Skyscraper
  4. The Perfect Combination: ‘Mass Effect Legendary Edition’ Features ‘Mass Effect 1,’ ‘Wario Land 2,’ And ‘Mass Effect 3’
  5. Biden Outlines Renewable Energy Plan To Invade Mt. Olympus And Steal Aeolus’ Bag Of Wind
  6. Young Mare Can’t Believe Stallion She Slept With Lied To Her About Being 5-2 Favorite In Preakness Stakes
  7. ‘Oh My God, Is That Seriously What My Voice Sounds Like?’ Says Humiliated J. Cole After Listening To New Album
  8. Jordan’s Game-Used Tongue Sold For $1.38 Million At Auction
  9. History Of U.S. Politicians Being Punished By Their Own Party
  10. Doctor Watches In Horror As Polyp Skitters In Front Of Colonoscopy Camera Just As Screen Goes Black
  11. Rock & Rock Hall Of Fame Announces 2021 Inductees
  12. Taco Bell Employee Has Had Far Greater Positive Impact On People’s Lives Than Firefighter Ever Could
  13. Push Notification Informs Man Of Human Rights Violation
  14. ‘We’re So Screwed,’ Says Detroit Lions Fan After Seeing They Got Matched Up Against Other Teams Again
  15. Kevin Durant Spends All Day Feuding With Own Burner Account
  16. GOP Removes Liz Cheney From Leadership Post
  17. No One At Laser Tag Prepared For How Hard Dad Was Going To Bring It
  18. Man Unaware Israel-Palestine Opinion Retained Verbatim From 1997 Beauty Pageant Contestant’s Answer
  19. Dr. Fauci: ‘There’s No Longer A Need For Statues To Wear Masks Outside’
  20. DSM-5 Finally Stops Classifying Adult Disney Fandom As Form Of Psychopathy
  21. The Most Infamous Crimes In Every State
  22. ‘Shrek’ Franchise Turns 20
  23. Sally Beauty Introduces New Press-On Hangnails
  24. First Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Released In U.S.
  25. Historians Confirm Lewis And Clark Set Out On Expedition To Justify Purchase Of Expensive Camping Equipment

The Register

TechMeme

  1. Study: being corrected by another user for posting false political news increases subsequent sharing of low quality, partisan, and toxic content (Matthew Gault/VICE)
  2. A look at WhatsApp's approach to detecting child porn, as police worry that wider use of end-to-end encryption online will make it harder to catch predators (Matt Burgess/Wired UK)
  3. A brief history of NFTs and cryptoart, including interviews with artists who kickstarted the NFT boom, as celebrities and major brands fuel the frenzy (Clive Thompson/New York Times)
  4. A look at apps promising 10-minute grocery delivery in Europe, where VC-backed grocery delivery firms have raised $1.56B in 2021 so far, according to PitchBook (Ryan Browne/CNBC)
  5. An examination of Chamath Palihapitiya-sponsored SPACs, including Clover Health, which have plunged 50% on average after the SPAC market hit its peak in mid-Feb (Zeke Faux/Bloomberg)
  6. NBCU-owned Rotten Tomatoes launches a streaming channel, currently available on The Roku Channel and which will later expand to Peacock and Comcast's Xumo (Todd Spangler/Variety)
  7. PE firm Insight Partners invests $290M for a majority stake in CivicPlus, which provides software and other technology to more than 4,000 municipal governments (AJ Dome/Manhattan Mercury)
  8. China ordered domestic app stores to remove 90 apps, including Maimai, a LinkedIn rival, following a new regulation on what types of user data apps can collect (Coco Feng/South China Morning Post)
  9. After WhatsApp's privacy policy changes, in the first four months of 2021, Telegram's installs rose 98% YoY and Signal's first-time downloads were up 1,192% YoY (Stephanie Chan/Sensor Tower Blog)
  10. A look at Spotify-exclusive "music and talk" podcasts, which let hosts avoid music licensing fees and fair-use legal fights via free access to Spotify catalog (Reggie Ugwu/New York Times)
  11. Q&A with Dogecoin developer Ross Nicoll about its coming upgrade, and working with Elon Musk, who Nicoll says has been in touch with Doge developers since 2019 (Adriana Hamacher/Decrypt)
  12. Sources: DOJ's criminal antitrust prosecutor Eyitayo St. Matthew-Daniel is expected to lead FTC's antitrust enforcement unit handling Facebook and Amazon cases (Josh Sisco/The Information)
  13. Top gamers are quitting esports to become Twitch and YouTube influencers as esports organizations and game publishers reallocate resources to streamers (Cecilia D'Anastasio/Wired)
  14. Researcher: Twitter is working on Twitter Blue, a $2.99/month subscription offering with "Collections" to organize favorite tweets and an "undo tweet" function (José Adorno/9to5Mac)
  15. Apple has informed its US retail stores that a mask mandate and other COVID-19-related procedures remain, as it continues to evaluate health and safety measures (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)