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BBC

  1. Chip shop death: Geoffrey Bran cleared of murdering wife
  2. General Election 2019: Greens pledge zero carbon by 2030 in manifesto
  3. US and Australian hostages 'freed in Taliban prisoner swap'
  4. Australia fires: Sydney blanketed by smoke from NSW bushfires
  5. General election 2019: Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn to face off in TV debate
  6. TSB lacked common sense before IT meltdown, says report
  7. US settlement move endorses 'law of the jungle' - Palestinians
  8. Margam rail workers deaths: Families left 'devastated'
  9. Hong Kong Polytechnic University: Protesters still inside as standoff continues
  10. Charities call for Glasgow homeless shelter to open early
  11. Grace Millane died 'accidentally during sex', murder accused claims
  12. Was Taylor Swift really banned from playing her hits?
  13. Line of Duty: Kelly Macdonald to star in sixth series of BBC police drama
  14. New hope for one of world's most endangered reptiles
  15. Forgotten cache of RNLI pictures 'preserved for posterity'
  16. Hong Kong protests: A city's identity crisis
  17. Attenborough: World 'changing habits' on plastic
  18. Scientists create slippery toilet coating that stops poo sticking
  19. The Papers: Businesses 'cut ties' with Prince Andrew
  20. LGBT refugees: Life in Kenya after fleeing Uganda
  21. World Toilet Day: The lives of Indian sanitation workers
  22. Golden State Warriors' Chase Center: Behind-the-scenes
  23. Should workers be allowed to nap at work?
  24. Did a 'soap spill' really divert a flight?
  25. Why Google Stadia is a 'leap forward' for gaming, according to its boss
  26. Russia corruption: Putin's pet space project Vostochny tainted by massive theft
  27. How China plans to lead the computer chip industry
  28. 'Why economists get things wrong'
  29. Eliud Kipchoge: The man, the methods & controversies behind 'moon-landing moment'
  30. Business rates: 'My bill went from £560 to £7,760'
  31. Did UK Special Forces murder Afghan children?
  32. Enrique returns as Spain manager following death of daughter
  33. New coach Pivac names McNicholl & Halaholo in first Wales squad
  34. 'I've been thinking about it for a long time' - Sibley set for England Test debut
  35. 'Deja vu and despair for Republic of Ireland - but plenty of play-off hope'
  36. BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year 2019: Top 10 revealed
  37. 'I'm good at handstands!' - Ben Stokes on that super over, Spurs & his 'claw'
  38. General election 2019: The candidates standing in each constituency
  39. General election 2019: How much tax do British people pay?
  40. Green Party manifesto: The key policies explained
  41. Election 2019, Your Questions Answered: Education and tuition fees
  42. Election 2019: Party leaders make their boardroom pitch
  43. General Election 2019: 'MPs need to do more for communities'
  44. General election poll tracker: How do the parties compare?
  45. Labour local party boss quits, blasting Corbyn
  46. Tory Aberdeen candidate suspended for 'unacceptable' comments
  47. ‘We failed to reach Europe – now our families disown us’

Bitcoin

  1. $8,104.4350
  2. £6,263.4559
  3. €7,316.1085
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. 'The Expanse' season 4 trailer shows the world beyond the Ring Gate
  2. Facebook quietly released a meme creation app called Whale
  3. This 'Jedi: Fallen Order' lightsaber is also a motion controller
  4. Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings' TV show is already renewed for season two
  5. Blackstone HyperTek electric motorcycle smashes all molds
  6. What's on TV this week: 'Shenmue III'
  7. iFixit pulls apart the 16-inch MacBook Pro and sees little has changed
  8. Apple's latest iOS 13 update fixes Mail, background download glitches
  9. FCC chairman wants public auction to repurpose satellite bands for 5G
  10. Valve will unveil its 'Half-Life: Alyx' VR game on Thursday
  11. Apple's next 'event' honors the best apps and games on December 2nd
  12. Amazon expands free music streaming to Android, iOS and Fire TV
  13. Senate bill would block US companies from storing data in China
  14. Sony patent may show a familiar-looking controller for the PS5
  15. California is suing Juul for allegedly targeting minors
  16. MIT researchers teach autonomous cars how to deal with selfish drivers
  17. Commerce Department extends Huawei license for another 90 days
  18. Nintendo is adding subscriptions to 'Animal Crossing' on mobile this week
  19. BMW's i4 electric sedan will boast a 373-mile range
  20. Snapchat fact-checks political ads where Facebook won't
  21. Tech companies won’t become banks, but they’ll pretend to
  22. ‘The Crown’ gets a companion podcast featuring creator Peter Morgan
  23. Sony's baffling wearable speaker heads to the US
  24. Google is putting the Pixel 4 and Stadia on sale for Black Friday
  25. Samsung made a 'Star Wars' Galaxy Note 10+ for Kylo Ren fans

Pinboard

  1. The Efficiency-Destroying Magic of Tidying Up — In his seminal book Seeing Like a State , James Scott describes what he calls “high modernists:” lovers of orders who mistake complexity for chaos, and rush to…
  2. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/11/16/world/asia/china-xinjiang-documents.html) — Everyone should read this thread and the @nytimes story.
  3. The Secret to Enjoying a Long Winter — I grew up in Wisconsin, and have lived in Iowa, Minnesota, and New York. Except for a two-year stint in the Bay Area, I’ve experienced winter — real winter,…
  4. A Foundation Course in Reading German — This textbook guides a learner who has no previous German experience to gain the ability to accurately understand formal written German prose, aided only by a comprehensive dictionary.
  5. Writing userspace USB drivers for abandoned devices
  6. Matthew Walker's "Why We Sleep" Is Riddled with Scientific and Factual Errors - Alexey Guzey — Matthew Walker's "Why We Sleep" Is Riddled with Scientific and Factual Errors created: 2019-11-15 ; modified: 2019-11-15 Table of Contents No, shorter sleep…
  7. Ghost ships, crop circles, and soft gold: A GPS mystery in Shanghai - MIT Technology Review — A sophisticated new electronic warfare system is being used at the world’s busiest port. But is it sand thieves or the Chinese state behind it?
  8. Effectively Using Matplotlib - Practical Business Python — Matplotlib is a valuable but misunderstood foundation of the python data science stack.
  9. Build your own React
  10. www.theguardian.com — Firefox’s fight for the future of the web via Instapaper http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/nov/17/firefox-mozilla-fights-back-against-google-chrome-dominance-privacy-fears
  11. * ALAN MOORE WORLD *: Moore on Jerusalem, Eternalism, Anarchy and Herbie! — Alan Moore, never one to mince words. HBD Uncle Alan! h/t:
  12. The 50 best nonfiction books of past 25 years.
  13. Preventing Injury: 8 Best Hand and Wrist Exercises for Computer Users - Ergonomic Trends
  14. Undercover investigation reveals evidence of unequal treatment by real estate agents - Newsday
  15. The Secret of Employee Engagement
  16. The Configuration Complexity Curse — The Configuration Complexity Curse
  17. The Ultimate Guide to Passwords in 2019: Length, Complexity & More!
  18. Zombie Miles And Napa Weekends: How A Week With Chauffeurs Showed The Major Flaw In Our Self-Driving Car Future
  19. Joplin - an open source note taking and to-do application with synchronisation capabilities
  20. John M. Ford’s books are being republished, but how did he fall into obscurity? — Been waiting a long time for Mike to get the attention he’s always deserved. Thanks Isaac.
  21. A Pirate's Guide to Accuracy, Precision, Recall, and Other Scores — Whether you're inventing a new classification algorithm or investigating the efficacy of a new drug, getting results is not the end of the process. Your last step is to determine the correctness of the results. There are a great number of methods and impleme…
  22. Opinion | The End of Babies - The New York Times
  23. GitHub - Kayzaks/HackingNeuralNetworks: A small course on exploiting and defending neural networks
  24. Pollution · Patrick Collison
  25. Why thousands of Amazon packages converge on a tiny Montana town - The Verge
  26. The Value in Go's Simplicity | Ben Congdon
  27. Harnessing the Power of Shower Thoughts · Caffeinspiration — The focused mode is for filling your mind with information, and the diffuse mode is great at processing that information, forming connections between existing concepts, and developing new ideas.
  28. Google Pixel 4 review—Overpriced, uncompetitive, and out of touch | Ars Technica — Cloud Compete via Cloud Competition https://ift.tt/2xv2X2N Google Pixel 4 review—Overpriced, uncompetitive, and out of touch  Ars Technica
  29. NoiseBuddy: Control Noise Cancellation and Transparency Modes of AirPods Pro on a Mac - MacStories
  30. South Dakota Meth Prevention and Awareness Campaign — South Dakota has launched a campaign to combat meth. With this new logo.
  31. If You're Busy, You're Doing Something Wrong: The Surprisingly Relaxed Lives of Elite Achievers - Study Hacks - Cal Newport
  32. How I Created A $60K/Month App That Collects In-Person Payments
  33. The Difference Between Fault Tolerance, High Availability, & Disaster Recovery — Keep these images in mind when you are designing your infrastructure. Think through what it is that you need to deliver: multiple engines to keep the business flying with, a spare tire ready to go following an acceptable outage, or a parachute t…
  34. The new dot com bubble is here: it’s called online advertising - The Correspondent
  35. The great American tax haven: why the super-rich love South Dakota | World news | The Guardian — South Dakota got rid of the rule against perpetuities (for trusts). They also have not state taxes. So now the super rich around the world are flocking to set up permanent South Dakota trusts.
  36. How containers work: overlayfs - Julia Evans
  37. Accelerationism: the idea inspiring white supremacist killers around the world - Vox — Accelerationism: the idea inspiring white supremacist killers around the world - Vox
  38. The Service Mesh: What Every Software Engineer Needs to Know about the World's Most Over-Hyped Technology
  39. CSS Utility Classes and "Separation of Concerns" — 🎉 It's huge, but it's basically everything I know about writing maintainable CSS:
  40. Catbus» Blog Archive » Far From Boring:Meet the Most Interesting Tunnel Boring Machines — cool post by @ant6n about interesting new tunnel boring machine technology (vertical tunnels! HUGE tunnels!)
  41. chatwoot/chatwoot: Opensource alternative to Intercom, Drift, Zendesk, FreshChat 🔥💬
  42. In Bolivia, Interim Leader Sets Conservative, Religious Tone - The New York Times — The leader, Jeanine Añez, promised to unify a nation in turmoil. But her initial steps, taking the country rightward and injecting religious themes, risk deepening the divide.
  43. Give Firefox A Chance For A Faster, Calmer And Distraction-Free Internet – Marko Saric
  44. Against Economics | by David Graeber | The New York Review of Books — "Against Economics" - a review of Robert Skidelsky's "Money and Government" at NY Review of Books
  45. Chart.xkcd | xkcd styled chart lib
  46. Michael Tsai - Blog - 1Password Takes Accel Investment — Good roundup of links and commentary by the inimitable Michael Tsai. The 1Password founders seem confident that they can expand rapidly into the enterprise world without losing the soul that has made their indie consumer app so beloved (and trusted). Most companies tha…
  47. Mind of a Mathematician - Terence Tao was an extraordinary prodigy and he’s still at it — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21534990
  48. Planet Zoo has become a warthog grind | Rock Paper Shotgun — Oh my god
  49. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/how-a-cia-analyst-alarmed-by-trumps-shadow-foreign-policy-triggered-an-impeachment-inquiry/2019/11/15/042684a8-03c3-11ea-8292-c46ee8cb3dce_story.html — ***Dozens of senior officials were aware of or involved in*** President Trump's shadow foreign policy on Ukraine.
  50. notracking/hosts-blocklists: Automatically updated, moderated and optimized lists for blocking ads, trackers and other online garbage
  51. Who Can Use
  52. How Google Interferes With Its Search Algorithms and Changes Your Results - WSJ
  53. In new book, Triggered, Donald Trump Jr. tries and fails to prove that he’s not mad, actually laughing. — it brings me no pleasure to report that I have read Don Jr.'s book
  54. Quantum Computing for the Very Curious
  55. Governor Kristi Noem launches anti-meth campaign 'Meth. We're On It.' — Gov. Noem launched her new anti-meth campaign today: "Meth. We're On It."
  56. MTA Will Spend $249M On New Cops to Save $200M on Fare Evasion – Streetsblog New York City — MTA Will Spend $249M On New Cops to Save $200M on Fare Evasion, via @DaveCoIon
  57. Misha Glenny and Callum Lang · How to Buy Drugs · LRB 7 November 2019
  58. How FedEx Cut Its Tax Bill to $0 - The New York Times
  59. The Unparalleled Genius of John von Neumann
  60. Why millennials never want to leave their apartment anymore — https://qz.com/quartzy/1748191/how-millennials-became-a-generation-of-homebodies/
  61. System design hack: Postgres is a great pub/sub & job server
  62. xkcd: Versus Bracket — Versus Bracket
  63. So the Internet Didn’t Turn Out the Way We Hoped. Now What? — So the internet didn’t turn out the way we hoped. Where do we go from here? The internet hasn’t lived up to all our dreams for it. But neither, perhaps, does it…
  64. Baltimore Museum of Art will only acquire works from women next year: "You have to do something radical"
  65. Chatwoot | Exceptional Customer Support over Messenger, Twitter, WeChat, Telegram email
  66. Neal.fun — Favorite tweet: So excited to share something I've been working on! Introducing The Size of Space - an interactive visualization of the scale of the universe 🌌 👉 https://t.co/Z5oGsOXAFn 👈 pic.twitter.com/lUxvCT6z3o — Neal Agarwal (@nealagarwal) October 27, 2019
  67. The Language Agnostic, All-Purpose, Incredible, Makefile | Mindlessness — RT @UnixToolTip: The Language Agnostic, All-Purpose, Incredible, Makefile
  68. Sourcetrail is now free and open-source software – Sourcetrail Developer Blog — We transitioned to an open-source model. The source code is now available on GitHub and the project will further be funded via Patreon.
  69. ChaosBook — Chaos book being written by a cyclist team
  70. Tinyland, a very, very small Dynamicland | Emma Smith
  71. Apple to remove vaping apps from its App Store - Axios — The company has never allowed the sale of vape cartridges directly from apps. But there were apps that let people control the temperature and lighting of their vape pens, and others provided vaping-related news, social networks and games.
  72. Thorstein Veblen’s Theory of the Leisure Class—A Status Update - Quillette — I was bewildered when I encountered a new social class at Yale four years ago: the luxury belief class. My confusion wasn’t surprising given my unusual background. When I was two years old, my mother was addicted to drugs and my father abandoned us.…
  73. Why office noise bothers some people more than others - BBC Worklife
  74. Bartek's coding blog: A Programmer’s Guide to Performance Analysis & Tuning on Modern CPUs — Programmer’s Guide to Performance Analysis and Tuning on Modern CPUs (cmts )
  75. Air Pollution Reduces IQ, a Lot - Marginal REVOLUTION
  76. Leaked Intelligence Reports Expose How Iran Dominates Iraq — via The Intercept https://ift.tt/1L51Zr3
  77. Salary and Occupation — Stating the obvious, salaries vary across occupations. The charts below show by how much for 800 of them. At one end of the spectrum, based on 2018 data from…
  78. Ask HN: A modern looking UML diagram tool? | Hacker News
  79. The Shallowness of Google Translate - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://ift.tt/1aNUXMQ
  80. Untitled (https://medium.com/@bi.johnathan/book-analysis-things-hidden-since-the-foundations-of-the-world-8e66dc71c0b7) — I found a gold mine. An 80-page summary of Rene Girard’s best book. 💰
  81. LocalStack - A fully functional local AWS cloud stack for developing applications offline — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13966088 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21436244
  82. Amtrak Could Turn A Profit In 2020 For The 1st Time Ever | Here & Now
  83. Using multi-arch Docker images to support apps on any architecture
  84. Man dies at Llanelli Job Centre while claiming Jobseeker's Allowance | Metro News — RT @Cavalorn: If you're fine with this, then by all means vote Tory.
  85. Visual Regression Testing in Design Systems
  86. Online Cesspool Got You Down? You Can Clean It Up, For a Price — A decade ago, an internet video start-up called Hulu boldly declared an end to the era of paid TV. The company announced that users would be able to watch their…
  87. The women with superhuman vision - BBC Future
  88. History as a giant data set: how analysing the past could help save the future | Technology | The Guardian — as the population grows there comes a point where it outstrips the ability of the land to support it. The standard of living of the masses falls, increasing their potential for violent mobilisation. The state tries to…
  89. www.theguardian.com — Firefox’s fight for the future of the web via Instapaper https://ift.tt/2qZhdRl
  90. Decisions, Decisions or Why Baskets of Options Dominate
  91. The Value in Go’s Simplicity | Hacker News
  92. How Turkish coffee destroyed an empire | 1843
  93. In the last decade board games took off, these were the most important - Polygon
  94. Basecamp co-Founder David Heinemeier Hansson on: The Founding of Ethical SaaS - SaaS Mag — @dhh nails it here. Chat is cheap.
  95. servicemesh.es | Service Mesh Comparison — May I introduce you to... 🥁🥁🥁 - a comparison of #servicemesh implementations by @INNOQ. S…
  96. Untitled (https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/katie-hopkins-forced-sell-1m-20899416) — Fantastic news. May her fall continue.
  97. Phineas Fisher Offers $100,000 Bounty to Hack Banks and Oil Companies: It’s a reward for hacktivists and criminals who break into capitalist institutions, offered by one of the most infamous hackers of all time.
  98. Machine Learning Captcha — Permanent link to this comic: https://xkcd.com/2228/ Image URL (for hotlinking/embedding): https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/machine_learning_captcha.png
  99. Accessible Color Spaces - Color Contrast Tool | Kevin Gutowski — @maxvoltar This might be helpful
  100. Forget Plato, Aristotle and the Stoics: try being Epicurean | Aeon Essays — Like many people, I am skeptical of any book, lecture or article offering to divulge the secrets of happiness. To me, happiness is episodic.

The Next Web

  1. Brooklyn man sentenced to 18 months in prison after running fraudulent ICOs
  2. Unlike Facebook, Snapchat will fact-check political ads
  3. Big Canadian bank quashes cryptocurrency exchange rumors
  4. Cryptocurrency exchange that went dark with $16M in user funds only has $45k, report
  5. CHEAP: Let Google be your health instructor with $50 Fitbit Versa
  6. Czech gov wants to slap a 7% ad tax on internet giants like Google and Facebook
  7. Hackers breached Macy’s website and hijacked customers’ payment info
  8. We finally know where Rick (from Rick and Morty) stands on the Intel vs AMD debate
  9. Why voice assistants should stick to sounding like robots
  10. Satoshi Nakaboto: ‘Bitcoin continues its slow but steady decline (ugh)’

Smashing Magazine

  1. Make Your Own Expanding And Contracting Content Panels
  2. Smashing Podcast Episode 3 With Jina Anne: What Are Design Tokens?
  3. Abstracting WordPress Code To Reuse With Other CMSs: Concepts (Part 1)
  4. Smashing Monthly Roundup: Community Resources And Favorite Posts
  5. Become An HTML Email Geek With These Videos From Rémi Parmentier
  6. Better Design With Deep Thinking
  7. Adapting Agile For Part-Time Teams
  8. SmashingConf New York 2019: Videos And Photos
  9. How To Stop Analysis Paralysis With Design
  10. What Newspapers Can Teach Us About Web Design
  11. Meet “Inclusive Components”, A New Printed Book By Heydon Pickering
  12. Inclusive Design And Accessibility: Live Stream With Heydon Pickering
  13. Exploring New Ways To Manage Content In WordPress
  14. Writing A Multiplayer Text Adventure Engine In Node.js: Adding Chat Into Our Game (Part 4)
  15. Smashing Podcast Episode 2 With Liz Elcoate: What’s So Great About Freelancing?

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Gifts for 8-Year-Olds
  2. It’s Not Worth Camping Out in Front of Stores on Black Friday
  3. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  4. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  5. The Best Resistance Bands
  6. The Best Deals We’ve Found During REI’s Gear Up and Get Out Sale
  7. The Best Portable Vaporizer
  8. ​The Best Snow Blowers
  9. What to Buy: How Not to Feel Dead Tired This Winter
  10. The Best Throw Blankets
  11. What Is Experian Boost and How Does It Work?
  12. How to Not Burn Your House Down With a Space Heater
  13. The Best Gifts for 7-Year-Olds
  14. The Best Earbuds Under $50
  15. Ways Your Credit Card Can Get You Extra Black Friday Discounts
  16. The Best Deals We’ve Seen on L.L.Bean Winter Must-Haves
  17. The Best Essential Oil Diffusers
  18. 12 Personalized and Customized Gift Ideas to Make It Their Own
  19. The Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones
  20. The Best Gifts for Frequent Travelers
  21. The Best Comforter
  22. 5 Cheap(ish) Things for Throwing a Party in a Small Space
  23. Apple Card Review: Actually Owning It Changed Our Minds
  24. The Best Gifts for 6-Year-Olds
  25. How to Find the Best Black Friday Gaming Deals
  26. Thoughtful Instant Gifts You Can Email Right Now
  27. The Best Qi Wireless Charger for iPhone and Android Phones
  28. The Best Electric Toothbrush
  29. What to Buy to Keep Pets From Destroying Your Stuff
  30. Should I Buy This Big Thing If It’s a Black Friday Deal?

Sweethome

  1. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  2. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  3. The Best Throw Blankets
  4. ​The Best Snow Blowers
  5. 5 Cheap(ish) Things for Throwing a Party in a Small Space
  6. How to Not Burn Your House Down With a Space Heater
  7. The Best Clothing Steamers
  8. The Best Essential Oil Diffusers
  9. The Best Comforter
  10. The Best Sleep-Tracking App
  11. The Best Bed Pillows
  12. The Best Light Therapy Lamp
  13. The Top 10 Tools to Handle a Power Outage
  14. The Best Home Air Quality Monitor
  15. The Best Robot Vacuums
  16. The Best Leaf Rake
  17. Seeing the Light: When to Use a Smart Bulb, Switch, or Plug
  18. The Best Electric Blanket and Heated Mattress Pad
  19. The Best Showerhead
  20. The Best Folding Tables
  21. The Best Smart Thermostat
  22. The Best Humidifier
  23. The Best Handheld Vacuum
  24. The Best Linen Sheets
  25. The Best Smart Smoke Alarm
  26. The Best Slippers for Women and Men
  27. The Best Picture Hangers
  28. The Right Vase for the Right Flowers
  29. The Top 10 Tools for Earthquake Preparedness
  30. The Best Ironing Board

Hacker News

  1. How Containers Work: Overlayfs
  2. Hacker Publishes 2TB of Data from Cayman National Bank
  3. MacBook Pro 16" 2019 Teardown
  4. Your throat hurts, your brain hurts: the life of the audiobook star
  5. Empathic concern does not reduce partisan animosity: study
  6. Sourcetrail, interactive source explorer, is now free and open-source
  7. Testing Google Stadia [video]
  8. Mux is hiring across the board to build Netflix-grade video infra for all
  9. The cognitive costs of air pollution
  10. The Everything Town in the Middle of Nowhere
  11. Music Generates Feelings That Are Only Weakly Bound to the Music
  12. The Loneliness of a Long-Distance Thinker (1985)
  13. BodyPix: Real-Time Person Segmentation in the Browser with Tensorflow.js
  14. Why is everyone a bank?
  15. Freedom On The Net 2019
  16. The Floating-Point Guide (2010)
  17. Apple's New Map: Midwest and Western U.S.
  18. Two of America's biggest coal plants closed this month
  19. Pokemon Sword and Shield Are Crashing Roku Devices
  20. Playing Hide-and-Seek, Machines Invent New Tools
  21. Goroutines and APIs
  22. Thomas Guenoux, a CEO Helping to See the Funny Side of Life as a Developer
  23. Show HN: Blocklike.js Educational Library – So kids can level up from Scratch
  24. Turkopticon
  25. Brokering Bricks: The World of Lego Investing
  26. Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
  27. Unlocking the commons
  28. Foetus 18 Weeks: Lennart Nilsson's prenatal photography
  29. Don’t Blame the Internet for New Slang
  30. Large-Scale Assessment of a Smartwatch to Identify Atrial Fibrillation

Ars Technica

  1. Hugh Laurie captains a sinking space cruise ship in teaser for Avenue 5
  2. Half-Life: Alyx: What we know about Valve’s upcoming full-length VR game
  3. Improving autonomous autos by having them guess which humans are selfish
  4. iFixit’s 16-inch MacBook Pro teardown reveals the old keyboard we know and love
  5. Comcast trying to drive local sports network out of business, lawsuit says
  6. Cops put GPS tracker on man’s car, charge him with theft for removing it
  7. The US gives Huawei its third 90-day support exemption from export ban
  8. Think of the children: FBI sought Interpol statement against end-to-end crypto
  9. Rocinante crew ventures into worlds beyond the Ring in The Expanse S4 trailer
  10. Boeing seems upset with NASA’s inspector general
  11. Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3
  12. John Legere leaving T-Mobile after 7 fun years of bashing AT&T and Verizon
  13. Google Stadia launch review: Gaming’s “future” looks rough in the present
  14. Oculus Link for PC is live: Everything we know about cables, GPU support
  15. Google expands today’s Stadia’s launch lineup to 22 games [Updated]
  16. China now launches more rockets than anyone in the world
  17. Write AI code once, run anywhere—it’s not Java, it’s Intel’s oneAPI
  18. Logitech’s $100 Adaptive Gaming Kit finishes what Xbox’s XAC started
  19. Watch out, Tesla—Ford gets serious with Mustang Mach-E electric crossover
  20. California’s methane super-emitters

Digg

  1. How West Virginia Ended Up With Only One Abortion Clinic
  2. The Early Reviews For Google's Stadia Gaming Platform Are Here — And They're Not Great
  3. Why The World Is Running Out Of Sand
  4. Dancing Troupe Celebrates The End Of Their Performance With Too Much Enthusiasm, Stage Ends Up Collapsing
  5. Your Brain Is On The Brink Of Chaos
  6. Teach The Kids To Code With This Lego Star Wars Droid Kit
  7. 'They Don't Care About Us': Low-Income Tenant In Luxury Building Says She's Been Left In The Cold
  8. We Love This Man Who Helped A Beaver Carry Wood Across The Street
  9. I Launched A Company While Serving Time For Coke Smuggling
  10. I Drove Arcimoto's Bizarre Electric Three-Wheeler Through New York City Traffic
  11. We Have No Idea What This Person Who Designed This Strange Road Was Thinking
  12. 'I Puked, Fouled Myself And Collapsed — It Was Great': The Record-Breaking Ultra Marathon Runner Fueled By Beer And Burritos
  13. This Comprehensive Antivirus Actively Protects Up To 10 PCs In Real-Time
  14. Dog Has Delayed Reaction Recognizing Owner Who's Been Away For Military Service, Does A Whole 180 When He Finally Does
  15. Revolutionary Recycling? A New Technology Turns Everyday Trash Into Plastic Treasure
  16. Man Delivers An Uncanny Impression Of What Brad Pitt's Reaction Would Be Listening To Shania Twain For The First Time
  17. Disney+ Fans Without Answers After Thousands Hacked
  18. Texas Is Facing A Critical Physician Shortage. Why?
  19. Please Respect This Bear's Process As He Learns To Twirl A Very Long Stick
  20. The Death Of The Movie Star
  21. South Dakota Launches Its Anti-Drug Campaign With A Fun Slogan: 'Meth. We're On It'
  22. Toronto Maple Leafs Fan Has Hilarious Reaction To His Girlfriend Taking A Selfie
  23. Mysterious Oxygen Spike Seen On Mars Puzzles Scientists
  24. This 1.82-Second, World Record-Setting Pit Stop Hardly Even Looks Real
  25. This College Football Trick Play Has Absolutely Everything
  26. It's Never Been Easier To Score 50 Points In The NBA
  27. This Slow-Motion Crash Test Footage Captures Every Excruciating Moment Of A Car Getting Annihilated
  28. The Most Expensive Zip Codes In The US, Mapped
  29. Over 140 New Nazca Lines — Including Strange Humanoids — Discovered In Peru
  30. Meet The Ultimate Portable Blender
  31. Watch These Animators And Cartoonists Draw Each Other At The Same Time
  32. Amazon Is Sending Me Packages I Didn't Order And I Don't Know How To Make It Stop
  33. These Two 'The Price Is Right' Overbids Are So Close That It Hurts
  34. The Three Personalities Of America
  35. Why Trump Is Bad For Business
  36. Why Do Car Windows Have Those Little Black Dots?
  37. The Salaries Of 800 Different Occupations, Visualized
  38. Playing Hide-And-Seek, Machines Invent New Tools
  39. 12 Types of Steak, Examined And Cooked
  40. Income Volatility Affects Your Middle-Age Brain
  41. Ticketmaster's Anti-Scalping Technology Actually Helps Scalpers, Not Fans
  42. How Earnest Research Into Gay Genetics Went Wrong
  43. Where Does All The Waste Water On A Cruise Ship Go?
  44. The Secret To Enjoying A Long Winter
  45. Should I Stay With A Man Who Expected Me To Clean After I Came Home From Two Weeks In The Hospital, And Other Advice Column Questions
  46. The 50 Best Nonfiction Books Of The Past 25 Years
  47. Close-Up On A Fetus: A Look Back At One Of The 20th Century's Groundbreaking Photography Projects
  48. This Gene Technology Could Change The World. Its Maker Isn't Sure It Should

New Scientist

  1. Massive simulation of the universe shows how galaxies form and die
  2. Physicists see new hints of a fifth force of nature hidden in helium
  3. Tackling emissions from heavy industry is key to fixing climate change
  4. Trash-talking robot troll makes people worse at playing video games
  5. AI is digitally pasting products into your favourite films and TV
  6. It’s getting windier and that could be good news for renewable energy
  7. We have the first full map of the weird surface features of Titan
  8. Plans to save species from extinction are ignoring climate change
  9. Drill music with positive lyrics is more popular than negative songs
  10. Amazon deforestation officially hits highest level in a decade
  11. Batteries as transparent as glass could power devices in your home
  12. We finally know the odds of winning a game of solitaire
  13. Low gravity in space made some astronauts’ blood flow backwards
  14. Eating a keto diet may give some protection against the flu
  15. Long-term smokers who start vaping see health benefits within a month
  16. Smoke from Australia's bushfires has spread to South America
  17. Stone Age artists were obsessed with horses and we don’t know why
  18. A laser-sighted toxic goo gun is killing feral cats in Australia
  19. An insulin nasal spray could help with polycystic ovary syndrome
  20. Improved rabies vaccine could be better and cheaper
  21. Genetic study reveals the family secrets of people in the 1800s
  22. China has 50 per cent fewer pigs – but how many of them actually died?
  23. Deepfakes are terrible for democracy, but Facebook is a bigger threat
  24. Two types of plastic pollution found in Mediterranean for first time
  25. Pigeons are having their toes amputated by waste human hair in Paris
  26. Fish can judge distances accurately just like land animals can
  27. Lost US parrot species went extinct not once but twice
  28. Health impacts of climate change on children don't need exaggerating
  29. Eating tiny nutrient particles could be better than health supplements
  30. We can now make animated 'sound holograms' that you can touch
  31. Why US police could be using your genes to profile you right now
  32. Huge mysterious ape Gigantopithecus was a distant cousin of orangutans
  33. Spectacular ice eggs have washed onto a beach in Finland
  34. A severe form of epilepsy could be treated with cholesterol medication
  35. Hayabusa 2 begins long journey home carrying Ryugu asteroid samples
  36. Gaming in the US emits as much carbon dioxide as all of Sri Lanka
  37. Distant space rock known as Ultima Thule renamed to avoid Nazi links
  38. Star systems full of planetary smash-ups are bad news for alien life
  39. Row over whether fracking could resume in England despite 'ban'
  40. How binge-watching your favourite TV show is fuelling climate change
  41. Worsening bushfires cause Australia to declare state of emergency
  42. Return of hypnosis: Time to see if it really has a place in medicine
  43. UK teen almost died from severe lung failure linked to vaping
  44. We thought this tiny deer-like animal was extinct for almost 30 years
  45. Ethnic minority academics get less UK research funding
  46. AI can predict if you'll die soon – but we've no idea how it works
  47. Tactical voting helps yellow-eyed penguin seize bird of the year crown
  48. People are using mosquito nets for fishing – and it works too well
  49. People with more empathy may actually increase political divisions
  50. Birds are stealing boozy palm wine when people aren't looking
  51. Babies are less afraid when they can smell their mothers
  52. Neanderthals' cave art skills questioned in dispute over age of images
  53. The grand plan to sequence the genomes of 66,000 UK and Irish species
  54. Emperor penguins could go extinct by 2100 if we fail on climate change
  55. Sequencing the genome of every UK baby would be an ethical minefield
  56. Spaceflight alters heart cells but they quickly recover back on Earth
  57. A deadly seal virus may be spreading faster due to melting Arctic ice
  58. DNA sites propose security plans to address genetic privacy fears
  59. 11 years remain to fight climate change – what progress have we made?
  60. Experimental dengue vaccine cuts infection rates in real-world trials
  61. Did apes first walk upright on two legs in Europe, not Africa?
  62. Here's how we can stop a mountain of electric car batteries piling up
  63. Who owns life? The world is about to decide, with huge ramifications
  64. This piece of music could stop your Amazon Alexa from working
  65. Some women lack odour-detecting part of brain but still sense smells
  66. Robot arm lets you remotely lend friends a helping hand with repairs
  67. Huge amounts of abandoned fishing gear litter the world's oceans
  68. We remember the act of eating better than other things we do
  69. Most people give up on using mental health apps within a few weeks
  70. Would you use a patch of 100 tiny needles over the contraceptive pill?
  71. A quarter of all pigs have died this year due to African swine fever
  72. Global climate pledges need to be ramped up to keep warming below 1.5C
  73. I tested out DNA-based food shopping and it was strange
  74. Could your home be net zero carbon? The radical plan to make it happen
  75. Fireworks and fires on bonfire night quadruple air pollution in the UK
  76. Cosmological crisis: We don't know if the universe is round or flat
  77. Voyager 2 sent back its first detailed data from interstellar space
  78. California's strict vaccination laws may only have a small effect
  79. Authorities do little to halt severe air pollution in northern India
  80. Tiny artificial sunflowers could be used to harvest solar energy
  81. Australian government to be sued over firefighting foam contamination
  82. UK government rings death knell for the fracking industry
  83. Quantum supremacy has arrived – what happens to computing now?
  84. Hearing aid uses 3D printed parts and costs less than a dollar
  85. Discovering rainforest secrets atop the Eiffel Tower of the Amazon
  86. Exclusive: Spray-on gene editing could make genetic modification easy
  87. Tactical voting campaign says maths can solve the UK's political mess
  88. We've finally figured out what happens when a star explodes
  89. Measles has a devastating and long-term effect on your immune system
  90. A type of brainwave may help clean your brain while you sleep
  91. We’ve found a black hole that may be smaller than any ever seen before
  92. Female Asian elephants mysteriously stop reproducing later in life
  93. UK police need to slow down with face recognition, says data watchdog
  94. Privacy attack on DNA website reveals 93 per cent of a person's data
  95. Genetic studies have missed important gene variants in African people
  96. Facebook has a plan to tackle fake news – here's why it won't work
  97. Twitter bans all political ads because they can ‘influence votes'
  98. Delivery drones could land on public transport to extend their range
  99. Europe’s first home brain-zap device for depression launched in UK
  100. DeepMind’s StarCraft-playing AI beats 99.8 per cent of human gamers

Slashdot

  1. MIT Teaches Autonomous Cars How To Deal With Selfish Drivers
  2. China Now Launches More Rockets Than Anyone In the World
  3. 'Royalty-Free' Music Supplied By YouTube Results In Mass Video Demonetization
  4. Woman Who Inherited Huntington's Disease Sues Doctors
  5. Intel Unveils 7nm Ponte Vecchio GPU Architecture For Supercomputers and AI
  6. Hacker Publishes 2TB of Data From Cayman National Bank
  7. Ford Introduces Mustang Mach-E Electric Crossover
  8. The World's Fastest Supercomputers Hit Higher Speeds Than Ever With Linux
  9. John Legere To Step Down As T-Mobile CEO Next Year
  10. Apple Announces Special App-Focused Event For December 2nd
  11. Google Maps Tests a Social Networking Feature
  12. The Men Who Try to Hack Tinder To Score Hotter Women
  13. Juul Sued by California for Marketing E-Cigarettes To Teens
  14. Microsoft Announces Plan To Support DoH In Windows
  15. New York City Ride-Hailing Upstart Juno Shuts Down

BoingBoing

  1. Girl on Film: a graphic novel memoir of a life in the arts and the biological basis for memory-formation
  2. Declutter the Marie Kondo way with an $86 official KonMarie candle
  3. Save water (and money) with this smart home monitor
  4. Gentleman picks a fight with an American Bison
  5. Podcast: Jeannette Ng Was Right, John W. Campbell Was a Fascist
  6. Coop's tribute to Randotti Skulls, from the golden age of Haunted Mansion merchandise
  7. Horace Goes Copyright Striking
  8. Sidewalk Labs' quiet plan for Canada's banks to manage a national digital ID for health care and housing
  9. Beyond antitrust: the anti-monopoly movement and what it stands for
  10. This is the best pot scrubber
  11. Antikondo: Orderliness is not the same as efficiency
  12. In Russia, power pole runs into you
  13. Howto: Extend your wrists' duty-cycle
  14. Netflix has a documentary about extremely creepy founder of Bikram Yoga
  15. Inside Alan Moore's Head
  16. Massive leak of Chinese government documents reveal the "no mercy" plan for Muslims in Xinjiang
  17. How to crack a $300 fingerprint gun safe in a few seconds
  18. No one believes Prince Andrew's explanation about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
  19. Supreme Court blocks House Democrats' subpoena for Trump's tax returns, for now
  20. Chick-fil-A slightly less homophobic now
  21. Supreme Court temporarily halts court order that demands Trump turn over his tax returns
  22. Martin Shkreli's appeal denied
  23. Young woman invents ingenious bioplastic made from fish scales and red algae
  24. Huawei to get 3 more months before US ban is enacted
  25. 900 pages of leaked Iranian spy cables reveal how America's failures after invasions allowed Iran to seize control of Iraqi politics
  26. Vegans sue Burger King over meat contamination of Impossible Burger Whopper
  27. Don't blink or you'll miss this record-setting 1.82 second Formula 1 pit stop
  28. Dog drives car
  29. Review: Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order
  30. Prankster puts fake AirPod stickers on city streets

Core77

  1. How to Cast Clear Resin Parts
  2. Clever Package Design Trickery: Bike Company Prints Flatscreen TVs on Shipping Cartons, Reduces Damage by 70%-80%
  3. I'm a Student. Should I Submit My Work to Design Awards?
  4. Hong Kong Protestor's Latest DIY Defense: Tiny Brick "Stonehenges" vs. Police Water Cannon Trucks
  5. What is the Third Wave of Design? 
  6. Yea or Nay? Circular and Radial Bar Graphs for Presenting Information
  7. Ford Unveils Electric Mustang Mach-E
  8. The Weekly Design Roast, #25
  9. Design Job: Combine Your Love of Graphics & Architecture as a Graphic Designer at SHoP Architects
  10. Jon Sauer's Incredible Rose Engine Turning Patterns
  11. The Maximum Viable Product
  12. Unocup Duo Designs Dos Into Uno
  13. Is Apple Sleeping? Motorola Returns to Human-Focused Design Dominance with Their Incredible Folding Smartphone
  14. Michelin Challenges Creatives to Upcycle
  15. Facadism: When Architects are Forced to Design New Buildings Behind Existing Facades

CNET

  1. Motorola Razr: 7 most important questions we still have - CNET
  2. T-Mobile's CEO stepping down, Ford reveals electric Mustang video - CNET
  3. The best ways to sell or trade in your old iPhone in 2019 - CNET
  4. Samsung One UI 2 tour with new Galaxy foldable flip phone tease video - CNET
  5. Galaxy S11 and next Fold will likely get the refreshed One UI 2 interface - CNET
  6. Huawei ban: Full timeline as US grants it another 90 days to work with American companies - CNET
  7. Huawei says US license extension doesn't change fact that it's being treated unfairly - CNET
  8. 2020 Lexus LC 500 review: Beauty and bewilderment - Roadshow
  9. The best smart thermostats of 2019 - CNET
  10. Space dust slammed into an ESA spacecraft at 40,000 mph, but that's a good thing - CNET
  11. Black Friday 2019 ads: All the leaked ads from Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, Target and more - CNET
  12. Best wireless mouse for 2019 - CNET
  13. Uber's co-founders sell millions of their stock in the company - CNET
  14. Meet the Mustang Mach-E, Ford's new, all-electric SUV - Roadshow
  15. Best Black Friday deals under $250 - CNET
  16. Best phones of 2019: iPhone, Samsung, Nokia, Android, Pixel... - CNET
  17. Crazy images caught on Google Street View - CNET
  18. WWE Survivor Series 2019: How to watch, match card, start times and WWE Network - CNET
  19. Pokemon have been affected by climate change in Sword and Shield - CNET
  20. Black Friday TV deals 2019: Huge savings on LG OLED, Vizio, Samsung, Sony and more - CNET
  21. Best Black Friday deals 2019: The Cheapskate's top picks - CNET
  22. South Dakota is on meth, and not afraid to say so - CNET
  23. Meet the cyborg who's running against Donald Trump for president - CNET
  24. Black Friday Best deals 2019: $100 and under - CNET
  25. The first map of Saturn's mysterious moon Titan reveals labyrinths and lakes - CNET

Reddit

  1. The words for "two" in 75 different languages, and how they are related. [OC]
  2. "Valve announces Half-Life: Alyx, its first flagship VR game"
  3. Guys of Reddit, what’s a good way for a girl to start a conversation with you?
  4. A powerful shot in Hong Kong
  5. 'No one needs to be a billionaire', Britain's Labour Party says
  6. Criminal charges expected this week against Epstein guards
  7. When Sam keeps yelling at you that there are BTs around but you didn’t finish your energy drink
  8. If you square up with firefighters at a car fire?
  9. Daddy's home!
  10. [IMAGE] Age is just a number...
  11. "Am I making sense?"
  12. Seeing RED indeed. Hong-Kong. You can't hide the truth anymore.
  13. Nikolay Yarakhtin, Russian street-artist, does realistic portraits in an hour.
  14. 25 minutes of the Astros illegally stealing signs -- 2017 regular season
  15. Blursed_doctor
  16. Reddit Double Standards Starter Pack
  17. Reddit Double Standards Starter Pack
  18. South Dakota spent $449k for someone to create this marketing campaign.
  19. Michael wave
  20. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive update for 11/18/19 (11/19/19 UTC)
  21. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive update for 11/18/19 (11/19/19 UTC)
  22. Just saw this video from FB, showing that it’s not stampede, but police driving the vans attempting to run over the protesters. (Have not seen this video here, let me know if it’s already here, I will delete post)
  23. The world is actually pretty great, and most people are good
  24. Iran has gone almost entirely offline as authorities try to stem the spread of nationwide protests that have gripped the country since Friday.
  25. Owner used the wrong shampoo (it's hair dye).
  26. When cats meet cat filters..
  27. Real life soap opera
  28. This cracked glass viewing window at the zoo.
  29. Sponge pumping water
  30. Cops put GPS tracker on man’s car, charge him with theft for removing it
  31. BREAKING: @Benaskren has announced his retirement from MMA. (via @arielhelwani)
  32. I subsist on the dew of the universe, I dunno about you guys.
  33. Personal space? Nope.. I'm a cat pillow lol
  34. When you ask your friend to print your boarding pass
  35. Mexican Girl Bullied For Being “Weird” Has A Higher IQ Than Einstein, So Let’s Protect Her Instead Of Giving Her A Supervillain Origin Story
  36. Does anyone else kind of wish cloaks were still in fashion?
  37. Hello ! My name is Madeon and I just released my new album Good Faith. AMA!
  38. [Highlight] Luka DRILLS the clutch stepback and crosses the 40 point threshold for the first time in his career, shortly after tallying his 6th triple double
  39. My dad sent a photo of himself with "Pewdiepie". He knows I'm a fan of Felix and he was so proud that "he found him". Even though the guy said that he wasn't pewds, he thought he was lying to be undercover and I can't stop laughing😂
  40. Tillerson swipes at Trump: 'Asking for personal favors and using United States assets as collateral is wrong'
  41. Helicopter parents say their actions are all about their children, but what they’re doing is reaping the rewards for themselves, suggests new research (n=302), which found that high helicopter parenting leads to low mastery, self-regulation and social competence in young adults aged 18 to 24.
  42. What are some crimes that will most likely never get solved but are 99% sure who is responsible..
  43. Anon earns GBP
  44. TIFU by not understanding how sound travels
  45. Too much information
  46. I mean, i can relate but, man
  47. Wii sports is finally 13yo today. It can finally join this sub
  48. Tony Khan: "No one is safe? Sounds like a plane full of wrestlers in Saudi Arabia!"
  49. Cursed_Interview
  50. Roger roger
  51. This street artists realistic portrait.
  52. [KS] Sister (19F) woke up during a colonoscopy. Sister tried to bring up her upsettedness, doctor told her he "didn't have a pill to cure being a dramatic young woman".
  53. Bit of a height difference in this under 15 Ajax vs. Sparta Rotterdam game
  54. I've got the job as Data Analyst at a club i manage on Football Manager
  55. TIL that "blue raspberry" is simply artificial raspberry flavoring, and its widespread use of being colored blue is credited to the ICEE brand who wanted their signature flavors (the other being red cherry) to match their logo.
  56. TIL Robert Downey, Jr. started using drugs at age 6 when his father gave him pot. By age 8, he admits he was a drug addict. B/n 1995-2001, he cycled through arrests, rehab & prison. Sober since 2001, he became the highest-paid actor 2013-2015 and the 2nd highest-grossing box office star of all time.
  57. This page in my math book
  58. I just finished the Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson. I haven’t been this obsessed with a story in ages!
  59. In Coraline, the “welcome home” cake features a double loop on the O. According to Graphology, a double loop on a lower case O means that the person who wrote it is lying. There is only one double loop, meaning she is welcome but she is not home.
  60. 🔥 Bohemian Waxwing
  61. [Dingley] BREAKING: Former HNIC commentator Don Cherry is getting into podcasting. Cherry will revive his old radio show “Grapevine.” Joe Warmington reports the first podcast will drop Tuesday, and Cherry will address his firing by Rogers Sportsnet.
  62. Friday the 13th: A Nightmare in Whoville
  63. 🔥 Absolute Unit of a Polar Bear 🔥
  64. Green countries officially claim to be democracies. Only six states admit to be undemocratic: Saudi Arabia, Oman, the UAE, Qatar, Brunei, and the Vatican City.
  65. Cheers gran
  66. Fellow Aussies, let's take a moment to recognize the positive contributions men give to society, in the comments tell us about great men in your life.
  67. Aftermath of a Kudu killed by hyenas in a resort reception area
  68. Thank You, Xmithie | Team Liquid League of Legends Roster Update
  69. hmmm
  70. 36, high on morphine, 2nd surgery this year, 14th total but it didn’t take a brain surgeon to tell me Epstine didn’t kill him self.
  71. They decided to completely cover their tenants' windows with ads because who needs natural light and fresh air?
  72. MiLk Is FoR kIdS
  73. Larry Nance at the inaugural NBA Slam Dunk Contest - 1984
  74. It Must Be The Hormones...
  75. AITA for shaming a barber online that refused to serve me?
  76. This is gonna be me this thanksgiving
  77. Shes a really good friend but she does this OFTEN
  78. Why did you stop scrolling?
  79. Artist Donates Henna Crowns To Cancer Patients [by: Sarahenna]
  80. Delicious
  81. Delicious
  82. New study finds journalists score far lower in moral reasoning than they did 13 years ago
  83. Hol up
  84. You did have the opportunity China.
  85. Now i want bacon.
  86. Or maybe he’s just not a complete douche to anyone who doesn’t agree with him, foreign concept I know.
  87. maybe maybe maybe
  88. NASA Scientists Confirm Water Vapor on Europa
  89. A professional skydiving instructor leapt from a plane and navigated his way onto the back of a motorbike in motion
  90. Guess he is right!
  91. Children write instructions dad works literally
  92. My wife wanted to microwave rice in a sock to use as a heating pad. Turns out, we had no rice, but we had popcorn kernels. I really don't know why she was expecting a different result.
  93. How touching....
  94. Despite blowback, Pokémon Sword and Shield’s animations are tearing up the internet
  95. [Czech republic] Tried to run from gas station without paying ... failed
  96. South African news correspondent's brilliant reaction in the midst of rioting and looting.
  97. Someone had a bot watch 1,000 hrs of GoT, then write its own episode.. results=
  98. My (f27) MIL(f26) is pregnant at the same time as me and now is throwing a baby shower the same day as me. It is all so weird and putting a strain on my relationship with my husband (M30)
  99. Slow motion of a pine cone being dropped into water
  100. Gas tanker truck flips over and burst into flames

The Verge

  1. Go read this interview with the Big Tech’s greatest European foe
  2. Samsung is updating its older smartwatches with a host of new features
  3. Spotify thinks its algorithm can find your next favorite podcast
  4. Facebook gets into the meme-making biz with experimental Whale app
  5. If you have a Switch Lite, you should get this Nintendo flip case
  6. Valve announces Half-Life: Alyx, its first flagship VR game
  7. Floods and firestorms can spread toxins from Superfund sites
  8. NASA partners with SpaceX, Blue Origin, and more to send large payloads to the Moon
  9. Bot campaign on Twitter fuels confusion about Bolivian unrest
  10. Amazon Music launches free, ad-sponsored tier on iOS, Android, and Fire TV

Wired

  1. Can Fake Horns Save the Rhino? That's … Extremely Thorny
  2. Today’s Cartoon: Roof Gardens
  3. Every Startup Needs to Prepare for Its Downfall
  4. Wish List 2019: 52 Amazing Gift Ideas You'll Want to Keep for Yourself
  5. What It Takes to Turn a Vintage F-16 Into a Drone
  6. The Pride and Prejudice of Online Fan Culture
  7. Oh My God, Netflix, Please Chill Out!
  8. Six-Word Sci-Fi: Sketch the Plot of ‘Star Wars: Episode XXI’
  9. Microtasks Might Be the Future of White-Collar Work
  10. Ford's Electric Mustang, A Gadget-Stealing Hack, and More News
  11. 18 Early Black Friday Tech Deals for 2019 (Updated Frequently)
  12. Cells That ‘Taste’ Danger Set Off Immune Responses
  13. The Internet Wants Zack Snyder’s Version of 'Justice League'
  14. Google Stadia Review: It's Getting There
  15. How Facebook’s Anti-Revenge Porn Tools Failed Katie Hill
  16. Star Wars News: There Might Be a New ‘Star Wars Holiday Special’
  17. Opinion: AI For Good Is Often Bad
  18. The Real ID Is Nearly Here, and You Can’t Fly Home Without It
  19. 15 Delightful Gifts for Music Lovers and Audiophiles
  20. Burglars Really Do Use Bluetooth Scanners to Find Laptops and Phones

LifeHacker

  1. There Is A Secret To Cleaning The Bathroom In Just 10 Minutes
  2. When It's Worth Shopping on Black Friday
  3. How to Not Get Phished When Shopping Online
  4. How To Kill Jedi: Fallen Order's Oggdo Bogdo More Easily
  5. Amazon's Blowing Out a Couple of Incredibly Powerful Blendtec Blenders, Today Only
  6. How to See When Your Favorite Missing Movies Are Arriving on Disney+
  7. Update to iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3 Today to Squash These Bugs
  8. Is Ear Candling for Real?
  9. You Need a Bowl of Clementines at Thanksgiving
  10. The Best Geeky Chapter Books for Kids
  11. Your Pet Deserves One of These Discounted Orthopedic Memory Foam Beds
  12. Open and Close Chrome Tabs on Android With These New Shortcuts
  13. Turn Your Charts Into xkcd-Style Charts With These Tools
  14. What to Know Before Booking a Trip With More Than One Layover
  15. Step On This $14 Microfiber Rug After Your Next Bath
  16. How Well Does Google Stadia Work? We Did a Speed Test
  17. How to Start a Podcast: Preparing for Your First Episode
  18. Set up a Toy-Cleaning Station for Your Kids
  19. Why Pokémon Sword & Shield May be Crashing Your Roku
  20. Green bean casserole dip brings Thanksgiving to your couch
  21. Last Year's Frozen Turkey Is Still Good
  22. Improve Your Writing With an Observational Notebook
  23. Monday's Best Deals: Sony Noise Canceling Headphones, Samsung SSDs, Buffy Comforters, and More
  24. Everything You Should Know About Using Google Stadia at Launch
  25. This Thanksgiving, Confit Your Dark Meat

The Onion

  1. Your Horoscopes — Week Of November 19, 2019
  2. British Media Harshly Condemns Meghan Markle For Prince Andrew’s Defense Of Jeffrey Epstein
  3. Pete Buttigieg Jumps To First Place In Iowa
  4. Trump Declares He’s Healthier Than Ever While Addressing Rally Crowd From Iron Lung
  5. Buttigieg Campaign Appeals To Moderate Republicans By Touting Low Approval Among Black Voters
  6. Biologists Recommend Trees Put Aside A Little Phosphorus For Unexpected Emergencies
  7. ‘I’m In Witness Protection—I Mean, Doctor, I Work At Doctor,’ Says New Neighbor
  8. Safety Experts Recommend Shouting ‘Free Donuts’ Instead Of ‘Rape’ To Receive Help More Quickly
  9. Chinese Users Employing PornHub To Criticize Hong Kong Protesters
  10. Spider Panics After Losing Track Of Human It Noticed Scurry Across Floor
  11. Guy Who Had Least To Do With Play’s Success Celebrating The Most
  12. Fox Preempts Jets-Redskins Game In First Quarter For More Exciting Shot Of Empty ‘NFL Sunday’ Studio
  13. Unclear Which Beach House Song This Is, Reports Lead Singer Of Beach House
  14. Pelosi Suggests Trump Committed Bribery
  15. NFL Rescinds Myles Garrett Suspension After Review Footage Clearly Shows Mason Rudolph’s Punchable Fucking Face
  16. How Political Ads Are Made
  17. Colin Kaepernick’s Agents Assure Teams His CTE Has Progressed Just As Much As Other Players Over 3-Year Hiatus
  18. Yovanovitch Testifies That She Was Removed To Make Way For Corrupt Back Channel But Gets If No One Cares About Anything Anymore
  19. Full Trump Transcript Includes 37 Pages Of Confused President Mashing Fingers Against Dial Pad While Ukrainian President Tries To Speak
  20. ‘Jedi Fallen Order Is A Star Wars Game Through And Through,’ And 8 Other Lines Of Praise Electronic Arts Strongly Suggested We Use In Our Review
  21. Flu Outbreak Reduces Class Sizes To Level Appropriate For Learning
  22. Disappointing: Microsoft Confirmed That Project Scarlett Is Actually Just A Brothel They’re Building In Thailand Where Xboxes Can Go To Be Pleasured
  23. Report: Some Company Called Scampr Already Lost $12.5 Billion At Launch And Has Gone Bankrupt
  24. Tips For Playing ‘Pokémon Sword And Shield’
  25. Beautiful, Brilliant, Iconic: Now It’s Michelle Obama’s Turn To Say Something Nice About Us.

The Register

  1. Who loves Brexit? Irish distributors ... after their sales jump by a third
  2. DXC is 'fixable', new boss says, unveiling plans to up headcount and tackle red accounts
  3. Royal Bank of Scotland IT contractor ban sparks murmurs of legal action
  4. 50 years on: Apollo 12 failed at selfies but succeeded at dismantling a probe
  5. Microsoft joins Google and Mozilla in adopting DNS over HTTPS data security protocol
  6. Five new players – including Blue Origin and SpaceX – are now in NASA's race to send landers to the Moon
  7. Iran kills the internet for its people's own good as riots grip the Middle Eastern nation
  8. American telcos get 90 days to wrap up deals with, er, dangerous Chinese supplier – that's Huawei the news goes
  9. The US Army recruits WALL-E Chris H as its next-generation bomb disposal robot
  10. You're about to gouda major change in Microsoft cloud security after Redmond agrees to go Dutch on data
  11. Interpol: Strong encryption helps online predators. Build backdoors
  12. Apple's latest keyboard travels back in time to when they weren't crap
  13. Intel end-of-lifing BIOS and driver downloads for dusty hardware
  14. Pack your bags, you're going to America, Lord Chief Justice tells accused Brit hacker
  15. Anomaly-free SpaceX fires up SuperDracos, ISS astros go iFixit in orbit, and Buran turns 31
  16. 'Literally a paperweight': Bose users fume at firmware update that 'doesn't fix issues'
  17. From humble Unix sysadmin to brutal separatist suppressor to president of Sri Lanka
  18. If it's not cloud, GTFO: Sage flogs payments business to US firm Elavon for £230m
  19. NASA told to get act together on commercial crew vendors as chance of US-free ISS rises
  20. The Bloodhound Gang hits 1,010kph, retreats to lab to work on smashing the land speed record
  21. Rapid-fire Windows 10 builds, Azure on Arm not for the eyes of mortals, and Teams at 10,000ft
  22. Ex-Capita accountant who claimed £10k bung to leave was blackmail has appeal thrown out
  23. Email! HUH! Yeah. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing...
  24. Pemex hit by ransomware, US Postal Service gets a copycat and new WhatsApp bugs
  25. Twitter wants help with deepfakes, and Microsoft Azure will rent out new AI chips for its cloud users, and more
  26. HP to Xerox: Nope, your $33.5bn bid falls short of our valuation
  27. A bridge over troubled water: Intel teases Ponte Vecchio, the GPU brains in US govt's 1-exaFLOPS Aurora supercomputer
  28. Welcome to cultured meat – not pigs reading Proust but a viable alternative to slaughter
  29. 5G SIM-swap attacks could be even worse for industrial IoT than now
  30. Physicists are rather giddy after creating a rare type of laser using laughing gas
  31. Oracle and Google will fight in court over Java AGAIN and this time it's going to the Supremes
  32. Denial of service kingpin hit with 13 months denial of freedom and a massive bill to pay
  33. Uncle Sam prepping order to extradite ex-Autonomy boss Mike Lynch from the UK
  34. 1Password hopes to cross some items off its todo list with help from $200m in venture capital
  35. Tonight on Tales from the Crypto: It lives! GPU flinger Nvidia bouncing back after miner affair
  36. White Screen of Death: Admins up in arms after experimental Google emission borks Chrome
  37. Google promises to be good with Knative as it releases Cloud Run serverless containers
  38. TalkTalk says it's yet to close deal on FibreNation as UK telecoms industry reels over Labour's nationalisation plans
  39. [NSFW] What a load of bollards! Object of bloke's street furniture romp run over
  40. Use the courts, Jeff: Amazon to contest Microsoft scooping $10bn JEDI contract
  41. Huawei's first Google-free phone stripped and searched: Repair not too painful... once you're in
  42. Can't you hear me knocking? But I installed a smart knocker
  43. High Court dismisses nameless Google Right To Be Forgotten sueball man... yes, again
  44. Labour: Free British broadband for country if we win general election
  45. Like a BAT outta hell, Brave browser hits 1.0 with crypto-coin rewards for your fave websites
  46. The silence of the racks is deafening, production gear has gone dark – so which wire do we cut?
  47. Boffins harnessed the brain power of mice to build AI models that can't be fooled
  48. Try as they might, ransomware crooks can't hide their tells when playing hands
  49. Boffins show the 2017 Nork nuke can move, move, move any mountain (by a meter)
  50. Feds indict 14 over alleged scheme to get Apple to replace fake iPhones with real ones

TechMeme

  1. Apple's integrated approach is fostering monopolistic behavior and has started to stifle innovation resulting in user-hostile keyboards and no NFC based apps (Ben Thompson/Stratechery)
  2. Berlin-based Enway, which is developing autonomous street-sweeping machines and other special purpose vehicles, raises €6M in seed funding led by Redalpine (FinSMEs)
  3. Aerospike, which provides a high-scale NoSQL database platform for processing data queries really quickly, raises $32M Series D, bringing total raised to $78M (Jason D. Rowley/Crunchbase News)
  4. A look at Facebook and Google's funding of nonprofits shaping the privacy debate; together they gave $960K+ to Center for Democracy and Technology alone in 2018 (Bloomberg Law)
  5. Czech government approves a proposal for a 7% digital tax covering revenue from large companies gained via targeted ads, user data sales, and more (Jason Hovet/Reuters)
  6. 16" MacBook Pro teardown shows a new thermal system, keyboard similar to the standalone Magic Keyboard, a six-speaker system, and a high-performance mic array (Craig Lloyd/iFixit News)
  7. Home insurance startup Luko raises $22M Series A led by Accel for its home protection tech that monitors doors, pipes, and meters, using AI to detect anomalies (Paul Sawers/VentureBeat)
  8. Amazon expands its free ad-supported version of Amazon Music to its mobile apps, FireTV, and the web, with access to select playlists and radio-like stations (Tim Ingham/Music Business Worldwide)
  9. Uber Chief Product Officer Manik Gupta, who joined from Google in 2015, says he is leaving the company (Megan Rose Dickey/TechCrunch)
  10. Apple announces press event on December 2 in NYC, says the event will be focused on "honoring our favorite apps and games of 2019" (Todd Haselton/CNBC)
  11. Twitter adds a way to report abusive use of Lists, like when users get added to public lists with derogatory titles, which has been a problem for years (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
  12. Evan Spiegel says Snapchat has a team that fact checks all political advertising on the platform, in stark contrast to Facebook (William Feuer/CNBC)
  13. Google buys Microsoft-backed CloudSimple to help its customers run VMware workloads on the Google Cloud Platform, after partnering with the company in July (CNBC)
  14. Investigation finds that, once adjusted for duplicate and fake accounts, Facebook users grew 7% in the past two years, rather than 18% as calculated by Facebook (Financial Times)
  15. Facebook launches Oculus Link software for Oculus Quest in beta, allowing users to access Rift PC games using a USB-C cable (Sam Machkovech/Ars Technica)