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BBC

  1. Ukraine: Boris Johnson to call Vladimir Putin and visit region
  2. Ukraine crisis: Russian attack would be 'horrific', US warns
  3. Downing Street parties: Sue Gray won't wait for police inquiry
  4. Joni Mitchell wants songs off Spotify in Covid row
  5. Covid: Gray won't wait for police probe and Joni Mitchell in Spotify row
  6. Mike Lynch: Priti Patel approves extradition of Autonomy founder
  7. US East Coast hunkers down for 'bombogenesis' snowstorm
  8. Where are Britain's missing million workers?
  9. Long Covid: Hidden lung damage spotted on scans
  10. Storm Malik: Gusts up to 80mph could hit parts of UK
  11. Frank Lampard offered Everton managerial job to replace Rafael Benitez
  12. Lighthouse lantern worth £1m stolen from north Devon
  13. The Papers: Anger as Met probe impacts Gray partygate inquiry
  14. Ros Atkins on... the rising cost of living
  15. Peter Tatchell on his life-long fight for gay rights
  16. Prosecution for man who says he drove without licence for 70 years
  17. The Critics Company: Nigerian teenagers who became sci-fi sensations
  18. Sri Lanka to Coalisland: 'We felt like only people of colour in our town'
  19. Actors from tiny Manchester theatre step into TV spotlight
  20. Week in pictures: 22 - 28 January 2022
  21. EV1: How General Motors crushed an electric car dream
  22. 'I fear bumping into my torturers in the street'
  23. Why Germany isn't sending weapons to Ukraine
  24. Highway Code: How the update could improve road safety
  25. Covid: Posts claiming only 17,000 died of virus 'factually incorrect'
  26. Beating Retreat: British hymn 'Abide with Me' causing a stir in India
  27. Storm Arwen: 'I was left without broadband for seven weeks'
  28. Chinese New Year: What is it and how is it celebrated?
  29. Artists open up John Peel's historic vinyl collection
  30. Rain hurts England's bid to set up unlikely victory push in Ashes Test
  31. Huddersfield Town 1-1 Stoke City: Jacob Brown strike earns Potters draw
  32. Premiership: Bath 21-17 Harlequins - Will Muir tries help hosts win
  33. Winter Olympics: Charlotte Bankes aims for Beijing 2022 medal to say thanks to GB
  34. Derbies, protests & potential upsets - what to look out for in the women's FA Cup
  35. Winter Olympics: Can you complete a Rubik's cube faster than a bobsleigh run?
  36. The NFL Show: Osi Umenyiora previews Los Angeles Rams v San Francisco 49ers in play-offs
  37. Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in my area?
  38. What are the Covid rules in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
  39. Covid-19: Vulnerable people miss out on vital priority tests
  40. Who is eligible for the Covid jab and is it compulsory for anyone?
  41. Covid: What are the care home visiting rules and how are they changing?
  42. Covid: How to look after yourself at home
  43. What are the latest rules for face coverings and masks?
  44. Mark Cavendish: The Tour de France comeback for 'cycling's greatest sprinter'
  45. 'I grew up in care alone - why did no-one tell me I had siblings?'
  46. Beijing 2022 vs 2008: Two Olympics and two very different Chinas
  47. ‘His voice became my constant companion’ – how Dan Johnson kept his dad’s memory alive
  48. ‘Hi, thanks for calling. Are you OK? How far away are you?’

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Fox News host Dan Bongino earned himself a Google Ads ban too
  2. Over 80 percent of NFTs minted for free on OpenSea are fake or plagiarized
  3. Netflix will have to face 'Queens Gambit' defamation suit, judge rules
  4. Neil Young was fed up with Spotify’s ‘shitty’ sound quality anyway
  5. US lawmakers want to make sure pandemic telehealth coverage doesn't lapse
  6. Waymo sues to keep autonomous vehicle emergency protocols secret
  7. Hopper wants to challenge Airbnb with short-term vacation rentals
  8. The FAA has reached a deal with Verizon and AT&T for C-Band 5G at airports
  9. 'NHL 22' adds women's teams for the first time
  10. New York's Obie Awards will consider streaming theater for the first time
  11. Tesla is selling a microphone for in-car karaoke, but only in China
  12. Riding along in Ford’s F-150 Lightning
  13. AirPods Pro drop to $180, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals
  14. Porsche sent its Taycan EV cross-country to claim a 'charging time' record
  15. Ubisoft executive complains NFT critics just ‘don’t get it'
  16. Jabra's Elite 7 earbuds now support multipoint Bluetooth connectivity
  17. Amazon's Eero 6 mesh WiFi system is up to 37 percent off
  18. Podcast: What's hot at Sundance 2022 and Samsung's upcoming Unpacked
  19. 'Melting face' and 36 other emojis arrive with Apple's iOS 15.4 beta
  20. Google to invest up to $1 billion in India's second biggest carrier
  21. The Morning After: Latest iOS beta supports FaceID with a mask
  22. Sony shows how 'Horizon Forbidden West' runs on a PS4 Pro
  23. Robot performs complex 'keyhole' intestinal surgery on pigs without human aid
  24. Google Play Store's new 'Offers' tab highlights deals on apps, movies and more
  25. Fitbit's Charge 5 is on sale for a record low of $120 right now

Pinboard

  1. Searching for Susy Thunder — In the ’80s, Susan Headley ran with the best of them — phone phreakers, social engineers, and the most notorious hackers of the era. Then, she disappeared. Three decades later, Claire Evans attempts to track down the most dangerous woman with a landline.
  2. Two reasons Kubernetes is so complex • Buttondown
  3. bbenchoff.github.io by bbenchoff
  4. systemd by example - the systemd playground
  5. BastionZero Blog | I read the federal government’s Zero-Trust Memo so you don’t have to
  6. PanWriter
  7. cheapskatesguide.org
  8. Aho/Ullman Foundations of Computer Science
  9. Electric Tables V0.1
  10. charm
  11. The baseline for web development in 2022 - LINE ENGINEERING — Here's our new blog entry on LINE Engineer Blog, "The baseline for web development in 2022". Check out from this link:
  12. GitHub Actions by Example
  13. mhinz/vim-galore — This is pretty fantastic. Links to plugins are especially good.
  14. Block Protocol
  15. LTO Tape data storage for Linux nerds
  16. 6.S081 / Fall 2021
  17. Making the web better. With blocks! – Joel on Software — via Joel on Software https://www.joelonsoftware.com
  18. A Bug in Early Creative Commons Licenses Has Enabled a New Breed of Superpredator | by Cory Doctorow | Jan, 2022 | Medium — The first three versions of the Creative Commons license contained a small, significant oversight, one that now exposes millions of people to effectively unlimited legal risk. Copyleft trolls target …
  19. The Internals of PostgreSQL : Introduction
  20. Stop brainstorming || Matthew Ström, designer-leader
  21. The Problem With NFTs - YouTube — via Waxy.org https://waxy.org
  22. Wordle 1/6 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 | Kaggle — Gets Wordle right by looking at tweeted emoji for the daily Wordl!
  23. Lights at sea
  24. drduh/YubiKey-Guide
  25. RegExr: Online Regular Expression Testing Tool
  26. GitHub - RunaCapital/awesome-oss-alternatives: Awesome list of open-source startup alternatives to well-known SaaS products 🚀
  27. Trailing Slashes on URLs: Contentious or Settled?—zachleat.com
  28. The Battle for the World’s Most Powerful Cyberweapon - The New York Times — via NYT > Israel News https://nyti.ms/3o4Y88O
  29. Yanis Varoufakis on Crypto & the Left, and Techno-Feudalism
  30. MacStories Starter Pack: Introducing Obsidian Shortcut Launcher, A Free Plugin to Trigger Shortcuts from Obsidian
  31. michiganrobotics/rob501: Mathematics for Robotics
  32. The Biggest Mistake I See Engineers Make – Zach's Engineering Handbook
  33. “Agile” is eating design’s young; or, Yet Another Reason why “embedding” designers doesn’t work | Peter Merholz
  34. Untitled (https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/8bcab0346d4fcf21b97046eb44db8cf37ddd6da0) — Github has a couple of "fun" behaviours: 1) It links the email address in a commit to a github user with that address no matter who committed it 2) If a commit is pushed to a fork, it's visible in every fork (including the original) …
  35. GitHub - ichiban/prolog: The only reasonable scripting engine for Go.
  36. Here’s what I didn’t know about :where()
  37. Wordle-solving state of the art: all optimality results so far -- Laurent's notes
  38. Intro – Modern Bash (Zsh) Scripting
  39. Webcam Hacking (again) - Safari UXSS | Ryan Pickren
  40. We Studied 81,000 Page Titles - Google Rewrote 61% Of Them
  41. AirPods don't "Just Work" · Philip Ardeljan is a UI designer
  42. The Banality of Genius: Notes on Peter Jackson's Get Back — A Special Edition of The Ruffian
  43. Why Agatha Christie could afford a maid and a nanny but not a car
  44. Zim - a desktop wiki
  45. Everything Must Be Paid for Twice
  46. 8 Ways to Cycle Through Classes on an Element | CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks — via Front-End Front https://bit.ly/2BgX66M
  47. Is Old Music Killing New Music? - The Atlantic — Old songs now represent 70 percent of the U.S. music market, according to the latest numbers from MRC Data, a music-analytics firm. Those who make a living from new music—especially that endangered species known as the working musician—should look at these figures with fear an…
  48. SPyQL: Query data on the command line with SQL-like SELECTs powered by Python expressions — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30074787 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30056864
  49. The Biggest Mistake I See Engineers Make
  50. max-sixty/prql: PRQL is a modern language for transforming data — a simpler and more powerful SQL — PRQL is a modern language for transforming data — a simpler and more powerful SQL - max-sixty/prql: PRQL is a modern language for transforming data — a simpler and more powerful SQL
  51. COVID-19: endemic doesn’t mean harmless
  52. Google Is Forcing Me to Dump a Perfectly Good Phone
  53. How to Make a Scroll-Triggered Animation With Basic JavaScript | CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks — via CSS-Tricks https://bit.ly/39gvElW
  54. (500) https://tnholler.com/2022/01/mcminn-county-bans-maus-pulitzer-prize-winning-holocaust-book/ — The Mcminn County School board in Tennessee just voted to ban a Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust The vote was 10-0
  55. Fancy CSS Borders Using Masks | CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks — via CSS-Tricks https://bit.ly/39gvElW
  56. Zim – A Desktop Wiki | Hacker News
  57. Magic-trace: Diagnosing tricky performance issues easily with Intel Processor Trace
  58. Gemini Is A Little Gem — https://lobste.rs/s/ugkibz/gemini_is_little_gem
  59. Quarto – Welcome to Quarto — This may be the top secret project Joe is working on!
  60. postgres-ai/database-lab-engine: Clone large PostgreSQL databases in seconds and get superpowers when changing DB schema and optimizing SQL queries! https://postgres.ai/products/how-it-works 👉 THIS IS A MIRROR OF https://gitlab.com/postgres-ai/database
  61. Regression and Other Stories: Index — "Regression and Other Stories" (by Andrew Gelman, Jennifer Hill, and Aki Vehtari) is the updated and expanded second edition of the non-multilevel parts of "Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models." We have completed Regression and Other Stories, and it should …
  62. Gas Stoves Leak Methane Even When Turned Off, Study Finds - The New York Times — Gas Stoves Leak Methane Even When Turned Off, Study Finds https://ift.tt/3g3unmO
  63. ‘It’s a glorified backpack of tubes and turbines’: Dave Eggers on jetpacks and the enigma of solo flight | Dave Eggers | The Guardian
  64. https://ma.ttias.be/how-to-cron-weekly-newsletter/
  65. (500) https://pika.rishimohan.me/ — Heya, shipped some new features in Pika: 🖤 support for dark mode 🟣 more background gradient options 💾 high-quality image output ↔️ option to change screenshot position in frame 🕶 option to add noise/grain to add aesthetics try it out.
  66. Speeding up VSCode (extensions) in 2022 – Jason Williams
  67. Rare color photos from the Second World War, 1941-1945 - Rare Historical Photos — These are rarely seen color pictures from the Second World War featured in the book “The Second World War in Colour” by the Imperial War Museum.
  68. A bug lurking for 12 years gives attackers root on every major Linux distro | Ars Technica — I just starred A bug lurking for 12 years gives attackers root on every major Linux distro on Inoreader. https://ift.tt/3r0Gkjd
  69. The Psychology of Misinformation
  70. To my surprise and elation, the Webb Space Telescope is really going to work – Ars Technica
  71. Hosting my static sites with nginx — Hosting my static sites with nginx
  72. The Art of LUCA — Favorite tweet: Disney is temporarily sharing the art book for Luca for free as part of its awards campaign: https://t.co/rfbmRzfhgI The screenplay is also available for the same reason: https://t.co/hobZmpQx6V https://t.co/fnPz9786kv — Jen Hurler (@AnimComplex) Jan 25, 2022
  73. The Case Against Masks at School - The Atlantic
  74. GitHub - microsoft/playwright: Node library to automate Chromium, Firefox and WebKit browsers — Folks! I'm happy to share what we've been working on: 📣 Playwright is like Puppeteer, but…
  75. News – WordPress 5.9 Josephine – WordPress.org — WordPress 5.9 Josephine
  76. Can Medieval Sleeping Habits Fix America’s Insomnia? - The Atlantic
  77. Deskreen — Turn any device into a secondary screen for your computer.
  78. (500) https://pomax.github.io/bezierinfo/ — Oh and if you guys haven’t already seen this interactive Bezier Curve primer you’re missing out:
  79. The old internet shows signs of quietly coming back | Hacker News — The Old Internet Shows Signs of Quietly Coming Back L: C:
  80. Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> My first impressions of web3
  81. Docker for Mac Without Docker Desktop | Hacker News
  82. Let's Block It! :: letsblock.it
  83. On Meditation and the Unconscious: A Buddhist Monk and a Neuroscientist in Conversation | The MIT Press Reader — An excerpt from "Beyond the Self: Conversations between Buddhism and Neuroscience."
  84. Highlights from Git 2.35
  85. terhechte/postsack: Visually cluster your emails by sender, domain, and more to identify waste
  86. There’s No Such Thing as Clean Code
  87. Reasons Kubernetes is so complex | Hacker News
  88. Run Ordinary Rails Apps Globally · Fly
  89. Erasers are wonderful - The Oatmeal
  90. How to Write a Git Commit Message
  91. Xcode Through the Years
  92. Why skyscrapers are so short - Works in Progress
  93. Terry Pratchett estate backs Jack Monroe’s idea for ‘Vimes Boots’ poverty index | Books | The Guardian
  94. Getting Started With CSS Cascade Layers — Smashing Magazine — via Front-End Front https://bit.ly/2BgX66M
  95. Linux Fu: Bash Strings | Hackaday
  96. On Leaving Facebook / frantic.im
  97. GitHub - stenh0use/docker-machine-for-mac: Docker Machine for Mac - an alternative to Docker for Mac
  98. Opinion | Slavery Was a Terror Beyond Measure - The New York Times
  99. Store SQLite in Cloudflare Durable Objects - Markus Ast
  100. 12ft Ladder

The Next Web

  1. From Couch Guy to West Elm Caleb: How TikTok replaced modern-day tabloids
  2. r/antiwork’s train wreck Fox News interview shows moderators aren’t leaders
  3. The 4 biggest science breakthroughs that Gen Z could live to see
  4. Be still my aching heart: Nissan’s releasing an electric Micra
  5. Why the Face ID unlock with a mask feature will only work on iPhone 12 and above
  6. Can EV battery swap stations really go mainstream?
  7. This mysterious space object pulsed for 3 months and disappeared. WHAT THE HELL?
  8. Wordle fans love feeding their brains puzzles — but they aren’t getting any smarter
  9. Could Android apps finally make Windows tablets a thing?
  10. Theory: We’re running out of time if we ever want to meet aliens

Smashing Magazine

  1. What Web Frameworks Solve And How To Do Without Them (Part 1)
  2. Don’t Underestimate The Software Administration UX
  3. What’s New In DevTools?
  4. Getting Started With CSS Cascade Layers
  5. From Chaos To System In Design Teams
  6. Building The Real App With React Query
  7. Upcoming Online Workshops: January – May 2022
  8. Freebie: Wayfinding Icon Sets (164 Icons, PNG, SVG, AI, EPS)
  9. Modern Fluid Typography Using CSS Clamp
  10. Ten Tips For Aspiring Designer Beginners (Part 2)
  11. Building A Web Code Editor
  12. How To Hire For Digital Accessibility Roles
  13. A Deep CSS Dive Into Radial And Conic Gradients
  14. Changing A Tire On A Moving Car (Or How To Improve Product Roadmaps)
  15. Ten Tips For Aspiring Designer Beginners (Part 1)
  16. Composition-Based Design System In Figma
  17. New Year, Fresh Desktop (January 2022 Wallpapers Edition)
  18. How To Price Projects And Manage Scope Creep
  19. Building Gatsby Themes For WordPress-Powered Websites
  20. Creating A Custom Range Input That Looks Consistent Across All Browsers
  21. Useful UX Guidelines, Tools And Resources
  22. Improving Core Web Vitals, A Smashing Magazine Case Study
  23. Designing Human-Machine Interfaces For Vehicles Of The Future
  24. Billing Management For Your Next SaaS Idea Using Stripe And Azure Functions
  25. Touch Design For Mobile Interfaces: Defining Mobile Devices (Excerpt)
  26. Modifying Headers In HTTP(s) Requests In UI Automation Testing
  27. Free Christmas Icon Sets And Vector Elements
  28. Designing Better Links For Websites And Emails: A Guideline
  29. Advent Calendars For Web Designers And Developers (December 2021 Edition)
  30. How To Protect Your API Key In Production With Next.js API Route
  31. Smashing Podcast Episode 44 With Chris Ferdinandi: Is The Web Dead?
  32. It’s That Time Of The Year (December 2021 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  33. 3D CSS Flippy Snaps With React And GreenSock
  34. How To Maintain A Large Next.js Application
  35. A Showcase Of Lovely Little Websites
  36. Adding A Dyslexia-Friendly Mode To A Website
  37. Smashing Workshops: Winter 2021
  38. Improving The Performance Of Wix Websites (Case Study)
  39. Next.js Wildcard Subdomains
  40. A Guide To Modern CSS Colors With RGB, HSL, HWB, LAB And LCH

Wirecutter

  1. Finished Today’s Wordle? Here Are 7 Focused Puzzles and Games That Are Just As Satisfying
  2. The Best Sleep Headphones (But We Hoped for Better)
  3. The Best Bookshelf Speakers for Most Stereos
  4. The Best Humidifier
  5. The 39 Best Valentine’s Day Gifts for Kids
  6. Essential Tools to Ride Out a Winter Storm
  7. The Best Men’s Button-Up Shirts
  8. The Best Space Heaters
  9. 12 Deals for the Perfect Watch Party
  10. The Best Slippers
  11. The Best, Most Comfortable Bras
  12. 6 Sex Toy Deals Just in Time for Valentine’s Day
  13. The Best Upright and Canister Vacuums
  14. The Best Online Flower Delivery Service
  15. The First Sony E-Mount Lenses You Should Buy
  16. The Best Cat Beds (According to Our Cats)
  17. The Best AV Receivers for Most People
  18. The Best Snow Shovel
  19. ​The Best Snow Blowers
  20. The Best USB Audio Interface
  21. The Best Stylus for Your iPad
  22. How to Clean Kitchen Countertops
  23. The Best Air Purifier
  24. Seeing the Light: When to Use a Smart Bulb, Switch, or Plug
  25. The Best Qi Wireless Charger for iPhone and Android Phones
  26. Why I Use a Chinese Cleaver More Than Any Other Knife
  27. Our Favorite Things From Costco
  28. The Best Wireless Mouse
  29. Where to Buy N95s, KN95s, and Surgical-Style Masks in 2022
  30. 7 Tips to Declutter Your Life

Sweethome

  1. The Best Vacuum Cleaners
  2. The Best Upright and Canister Vacuums
  3. The Best Modern Bed Frames to Dress Up Your Bedroom
  4. The Best Humidifier
  5. Essential Tools to Ride Out a Winter Storm
  6. The Best Space Heaters
  7. The Best Snow Shovel
  8. The Best Cordless Stick Vacuum
  9. ​The Best Snow Blowers
  10. The Best Gear for Building Your Home Theater
  11. The Best Power Outage Tools and Supplies
  12. The Best Handheld Vacuum
  13. The Best Air Purifier
  14. Seeing the Light: When to Use a Smart Bulb, Switch, or Plug
  15. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  16. The Best Hurricane Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  17. The Best Wildfire Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  18. The Top 10 Tools for Earthquake Preparedness
  19. How to Clean Kitchen Countertops
  20. 7 Tips to Declutter Your Life
  21. Smart Home’s Biggest Problem Might Get Better. Here’s What You Need to Know About Matter.
  22. The Best Bed Pillows
  23. Ask Wirecutter: How Do I Share a Bed When I’m Shivering and My Partner’s Sweating?
  24. The Best Body Pillow
  25. The Best Smart Window Shades and Blinds
  26. 11 Great Ideas to Declutter Your Home’s Small Entryway
  27. The Best Area Rugs Under $500
  28. The Best Rug Pads
  29. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  30. The Best Outdoor Patio Heaters

Hacker News

  1. Tor Browser: a legacy of advancing private browsing innovation
  2. I got an FBI record at age 11 from dabbling in cryptography (2015)
  3. Latin as She Is Spoke: How Classicists Tricked Themselves (2019)
  4. Heartbreaking: 6509 PSUs Fail After a Brief 22 Years of Service
  5. Reclaiming the lost art of Linux server administration
  6. Pirates spammed an infamous Soviet-era short-wave radio station with memes
  7. The Manga Guide Series
  8. The Banality of Genius: Notes on Peter Jackson's Get Back
  9. Preserving a floppy disk with a logic analyzer and a serial cable
  10. People don't work as much as you think
  11. Etleap (YC W13) Is Hiring a Software Engineer – San Francisco/London
  12. Rebranding FLoC Without Addressing Key Privacy Issues
  13. Prioritization, multiple work streams, unplanned work
  14. Wire is now on F-Droid
  15. Rome: Decline and Fall? Part II: Institutions
  16. Citizen developers are rapidly becoming the vanguard of corporate digitisation
  17. The Hidden Engineering Protecting Getty Art from Earthquakes
  18. Over 20k servers have their iLO interfaces exposed to the internet
  19. Right to Repair Fight
  20. The Battle for the World’s Most Powerful Cyberweapon
  21. Ask HN: Do people still use DeviantArt?
  22. Unlisted App Distribution
  23. Can I have a smaller Prometheus
  24. Flink CDC Connectors
  25. Raiding graves, not to rob but to remember
  26. A man who gave himself away (2016)
  27. On self-modifying executables in Rust
  28. Can a biologist fix a radio?–Or, what I learned while studying apoptosis (2002) [pdf]
  29. Frogs Regrow Missing Limbs in Lab Study
  30. The Usual Arithmetic Confusions

Ars Technica

  1. Apple now allows unlisted apps on the App Store
  2. Gov’t watchdog slams federal COVID response, puts HHS on “high risk” list
  3. Spotify support buckles under complaints from angry Neil Young fans
  4. Seagate starts shipping enormous 22TB hard drives to “some customers”
  5. First “OLED EX” TVs announced, promising brighter high-contrast picture
  6. The last of Mars’ liquid waters flowed about 2 billion years ago
  7. Google says Android tablets are the future, starts staffing up new division
  8. Dozens of states side with Epic in Apple App Store appeal
  9. Another launch tower built for the SLS rocket has “encountered some challenges”
  10. 2FA app with 10,000 Google Play downloads loaded well-known banking trojan
  11. Rocket Report: NASA boosts commercial launch, another Chinese Falcon 9?
  12. Exploring mind-bending questions about reality and virtual worlds via The Matrix
  13. Microsoft fends off record-breaking 3.47Tbps DDoS attack
  14. Biologists name new species of branching worm after legendary King Ghidorah
  15. Omicron-specific vaccine boosters are now in humans as trials begin
  16. Apple just had the biggest holiday quarter in its history
  17. New Star Wars 1313 footage reveals the (canceled) Boba Fett game we always wanted
  18. macOS 12.3 will break cloud-storage features used by Dropbox and OneDrive
  19. Citizens of countries that rebate carbon taxes aren’t aware of the rebate
  20. FCC aims to stop broadband bill shock, reviving plan nixed by Ajit Pai

Digg

  1. The 25:55 Solo Cannonball Record May Have Been Faked
  2. Nobody Can Top This Moment From 'Would I Lie To You?' Where David Mitchell Was Completely Fooled By Bob Mortimer's Claim That He Cracks An Egg In His Bath
  3. The Latest COVID Variant Is 1.5 Times More Contagious Than Omicron And Already Circulating In Almost Half Of US States
  4. Comedian Parodies What It Would Be Like If NFTs Were Appraised On 'Antiques Roadshow'
  5. The Complicated Legacy Of 'Shortbus,' The Sex-Club Cult Film With A Heart Of Gold
  6. The Best Comfort Shows To Watch When You're Feeling Down, According To Reddit
  7. This Newsreel From The 1950s Showing A 'Kitchen Of The Future' Takes A Turn That Hits You Like A Ton Of Bricks
  8. How Much Snow To Expect Over The Weekend As Nor'easter Makes Its Way Up The East Coast
  9. Remembering The 'Aqua Teen Hunger Force' Bomb Scare That Shut Down Boston
  10. Romanian League Referees Allow Forward To Keep Goal After Replays Show It Was Another 'Hand Of God'
  11. The 'Suicide Squad' Characters Who Deserve HBO Max Spinoffs
  12. What Is Myocarditis, And How Is It Linked To COVID-19 And The Vaccines?
  13. 'The Daily Show' Perfectly Sums Up Every Joe Rogan Interview You've Ever Seen
  14. Ski Or Snowshoe Through This 140-Year-Old Colorado Ghost Town
  15. Here's What It's Like To Buy Groceries In The Far East Of Russia
  16. Here's How Mike Schneider Became The Tony Hawk Of Fingerboarding
  17. Toxic Black Mold Is Growing On My Brain
  18. 'The Impression That I Get' Played In A Dozen Different Genres
  19. How Seth Curry Became The Perfect Blend Of Steph And Dell
  20. The Wildly Offensive Joke That's Gone Unnoticed In 'Air Bud' For 25 Years
  21. City Planner Reimagines What The Las Vegas Strip Could Look Like If It Was More Walkable
  22. What's In A Name? In 'Bomb Cyclone,' Pure Terror
  23. The Best Things To Boost Your Mood In Wintertime
  24. Can Medieval Sleeping Habits Fix America's Insomnia?
  25. Stephen Colbert Gets Us Up To Speed About The Latest Developments In The Matt Gaetz Sex Scandal
  26. This Kickstarter Keeps Your Microwave Squeaky Clean
  27. Is The Pilbara The Oldest Place On Earth?
  28. Crypto Co-Founder Revealed To Be Infamous Fraudster, Investors Shaken
  29. If We Can't Chill In A Pool Ourselves, We Definitely Want This Tiger To Enjoy Itself
  30. Jimmy Kimmel Roasts Sarah Palin After She Tested Positive For COVID And Dined Out In New York City Anyway
  31. Ten Films To Watch This February
  32. Please Enjoy This Video Of A Woman Coaxing Her Rescue Foxes To Slide Down A Snowy Ramp For A Treat
  33. The Secrets Of A Secret Hotel Shopper
  34. The Speed Limit In Every City Should Be 20 MPH
  35. Trevor Noah Roasts Joe Rogan Over His Comments About Who Should Be Considered 'Black'
  36. The Secret To Making Colonoscopy Prep Less Sh*tty
  37. This 35-Year-Old Left The US For Croatia — And Spends $1,700 A Month
  38. The Most Popular Mobile Phone Brands From 1992 To 2021, Visualized
  39. Save Big On Tools You Didn't Know You Needed
  40. A Guy Who Made Larry David Trend On Twitter For All The Wrong Reasons, And More Of This Week's 'One Main Character'
  41. How To Make A Michel Roux Inspired Savory Bread Pie
  42. Nicolas Cage Proclaims 'I Am A Goth' Ahead Of Playing Dracula, Says His Pet Crow Insults Him
  43. COVID Hits One Of The Last Uninfected Places On The Planet
  44. How The World's First Nuclear-Powered Passenger Ship Tried To Sell The World On Embracing The Atomic Age
  45. Tracee Ellis Ross Will Never Forget The Advice That Naomi Campbell Gave Her During Her Modeling Career
  46. How I Captured A 40-Mile-Wide View Of An Arizona Landscape
  47. Please Enjoy This Video Of A Little Boy Saying 'Daddy' To His Father For The First Time

New Scientist

  1. We may now know why Uranus and Neptune are different shades of blue
  2. Don’t Look Up: Could we save Earth from a comet in just six months?
  3. What does Google's new cookie replacement mean for online privacy?
  4. We 'click' better with others when conversations flow more quickly
  5. Bacteria survive extremes that may have existed in ancient Mars lakes
  6. Migrating birds may use slope of Earth’s magnetic field as ‘stop sign’
  7. Hibernating ground squirrels recycle urine to maintain their muscles
  8. UK's rapid covid-19 drug delivery is helping protect vulnerable people
  9. Pollution is the forgotten global crisis and we need to tackle it now
  10. Covid-19 news: Third wave sees continued ethnic disparities in deaths
  11. Fix the Planet newsletter: Why planes need a battery breakthrough
  12. Whiteflies have acquired dozens of genes from plants they eat
  13. Evolution of language can help us sift truth from lies in modern world
  14. Strange gravitational wave echoes may let us probe dark matter
  15. Vitamin D supplements really do reduce risk of autoimmune disease
  16. Rare intergalactic supernova may have been seen outside the Milky Way
  17. Cancer drug could one day help cure HIV by waking up dormant viruses
  18. Frogs regrow amputated legs after treatment with a chemical cocktail
  19. Electric wound dressing could help injuries heal faster
  20. Robot performs keyhole surgery on pigs with little help from doctors
  21. A strange object in space is blasting out radio waves every 18 minutes
  22. A tiny change to an inner ear bone led bats to evolve into two groups
  23. School teachers unsure of best way to ventilate rooms in cold weather
  24. 160,000-year-old fossil may be the first Denisovan skull we've found
  25. How much more contagious could the coronavirus get?
  26. Some bee colonies have to kill thousands of ‘selfish’ wannabe queens
  27. AI can spot wounded wild animals and poachers in camera trap footage
  28. Microbes survive deep below the seafloor at temperatures up to 120°C
  29. Quantum computers are a million times too small to hack bitcoin
  30. Health check newsletter: England lets covid-19 rip: What happens next?
  31. Geologists to pinpoint official birthplace of the Anthropocene in 2022
  32. The James Webb Space Telescope has arrived at its final destination
  33. Giving low-income US families $4000 a year boosts child brain activity
  34. Meta is building the world's largest AI-specific supercomputer
  35. Mars 'lake' may actually be volcanic rocks buried beneath the ice cap
  36. Human and robot chemists work better together than alone
  37. Science is increasingly revealing how we can boost our happiness
  38. Is it time for Western Australia to open up and let covid-19 in?
  39. Infrared goggles and vibrating armband help people who are blind ‘see’
  40. The UK still won't say how much CO2 its Net Zero Strategy will save
  41. Covid-19 brain fog: What we know about lingering neurological effects
  42. Babies can tell who's closely related from whether they share saliva
  43. Antibiotic resistance killed more people than malaria or AIDS in 2019
  44. Elephant’s trunk may be one of most sensitive body parts of any animal
  45. It’s official – we don’t know how fast the universe is expanding
  46. How does the sun shine? Here's why we are still a little in the dark
  47. Genetically modified pig kidneys transplanted into a brain-dead person
  48. Fix the Planet newsletter: The weird and wonderful rivals to batteries
  49. Toxic chemicals are everywhere in our daily lives – can we avoid them?
  50. Yutu-2 lunar rover finds sticky soil on the far side of the moon
  51. Pristine coral reef discovered in deep water off the coast of Tahiti
  52. Gene-edited food is 5 years away in England, says government scientist
  53. Artificial pancreas is 'life-changing' for children with diabetes
  54. Antibody imaging technique could make it faster to develop vaccines
  55. Svalbard glacier ice loss projected to roughly double by 2100
  56. Weird black hole spewed star-forming jets 500 light years long
  57. UK companies could face fines for failing to patch Log4j vulnerability
  58. Climate change made the past 7 years the warmest on record
  59. Dinosaur ancestor of long-necked Diplodocus ran swiftly on two legs
  60. Air pollution makes it harder for pollinators to find plants
  61. New-to-science tarantula that lives inside bamboo found by YouTuber
  62. Will 5G mobile networks in the US really interfere with aircraft?
  63. Phage therapies for superbug infections are being tested in Belgium
  64. Living with covid: How can the pandemic end and what will it be like?
  65. First fully programmable quantum computer based on neutral atoms
  66. AI learns to create images from text descriptions by destroying data
  67. Ancient Mars may have had a liquid ocean despite freezing temperatures
  68. Unknown voices spark more brain activity in sleep than familiar ones
  69. Ozone pollution causes $63 billion damage per year to East Asian crops
  70. Volcano eruption in Tonga was a once-in-a-millennium event
  71. Edible straws made by bacteria are better than paper or plastic ones
  72. What endemic means - and why covid-19 is nowhere near it yet
  73. Advances in physics may seem abstract at first but tech often follows
  74. Hybrid animal in 4500-year-old tomb is earliest known bred by humans
  75. Flu vaccines during pregnancy protect babies for 6 months after birth
  76. UK energy crisis: Why renewable subsidies will help avoid price shocks
  77. Why omicron isn't more severe in kids despite rise in hospitalisations
  78. Robot piloted by a ball of algae is powered by photosynthesis
  79. Why everyone should learn some sign language
  80. Strongest evidence yet that MS is caused by Epstein-Barr virus
  81. Portable laser scanner creates colour 3D images of surfaces or objects
  82. 'Doomsday' shipwreck exposed by New Scientist finally being tackled
  83. Animal decline is hurting plants' ability to adapt to climate change
  84. Organic compounds on Mars were produced by water and rocks, not life
  85. Long-lasting radiation shields may make super-Earths friendly for life
  86. The moon's magnetic field may have been altered by huge sinking rocks
  87. Largest ever fish colony hosts 100 billion eggs under Antarctic ice
  88. Can electric fields help plants grow? New claims met with caution
  89. Largest 3D map of the universe contains 8 million galaxies
  90. Astronomers may have found a huge moon around a Jupiter-like exoplanet
  91. Fix the Planet newsletter: The race to replace meat
  92. How to use little rituals to boost your mental performance
  93. Electric knee implants could help treat pain of osteoarthritis
  94. AI makes it possible to simulate 25 billion water molecules at once
  95. Huge gas bubble that contains the solar system mapped for first time
  96. UK’s most powerful supercomputer has booted up and is doing science
  97. How bacteria-killing viruses are being used to keep food safe
  98. Unusual anglerfish glows with bioluminescent and fluorescent light
  99. Two black holes merged to form a huge one moving at incredible speeds
  100. Ancient Andean leaders may have mixed hallucinogen with their beer

Slashdot

  1. A Piece of a SpaceX Rocket Is On Track To Collide With the Far Side of the Moon
  2. Former Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair Argues Nuclear Power Isn't a Climate Solution
  3. More Than 80% of NFTs Created For Free On OpenSea Are Fraud Or Spam, Company Says
  4. Samsung Spilled Up To 763K Gallons of Sulfuric Acid Waste Into Austin Tributary
  5. DeFi Platform Qubit Finance Begs Hacker To Return $80 Million In Stolen Funds
  6. Microsoft Fends Off Record-Breaking 3.47Tbps DDoS Attack
  7. Waymo Sues State DMV To Keep Robotaxi Safety Details Secret
  8. Apple Finally Removing Python 2 In macOS 12.3
  9. The Crypto Selloff Wiped $7 Billion Off Corporate Balance Sheets
  10. US Bans Telecom Giant China Unicom Over Spying Concerns
  11. Samsung Led Smartphone Shipments For 2021, Beating Out Apple
  12. Water On Mars May Have Flowed For a Billion Years Longer Than Thought
  13. Dozens of US States Say Apple Stifles Competition, Back 'Fortnite' Maker Epic
  14. Texas Governor Candidate Plans To Make Texas the 'Citadel For Bitcoin'
  15. SpaceX Planning To Launch Up To 52 Missions In 2022

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. A Few Days Left to Save! The Core77 Design Awards Early Bird Deadline is Approaching
  2. Industrial Designer Creates Handheld Block of Granite "Without a Predetermined Function"
  3. Lightweight Concrete Spiral Staircase Cast in 3D-Printed Molds
  4. Engineer Invents Portable Rope Tow for Backcountry Skiing/Snowboarding
  5. Mini Recharged Program Converts Classic Minis to Electric
  6. How to Install a Shaftless Elevator In Your House
  7. The Level Bolt: A Retrofittable Smart Lock That Only Requires You to Change the Deadbolt
  8. How to Make Threads Without a Tapping Bit
  9. Ian Stell's Two-Way Double Staircase
  10. Measuring What Lasts Longer: Pencil, Mechanical Pencil, Ballpoint Pen
  11. Lucas Mundt's Cabin-in-the-Woods Cubicle Makeover
  12. NASA Design Competition Seeks Ideas for Managing Garbage, Human Waste During Mars Journey
  13. Industrial Facility Designs Discreet Analog/Digital/Internet Radio for Pure Audio
  14. "Stackabl" System Lets You Design Furniture Made from Locally-Sourced Factory Off-Cuts
  15. Wearables for Cows That Negate the Need for Fencing

CNET

  1. Should you buy an iPhone 11 in 2022? It's actually a fair question - CNET
  2. Best credit cards for large purchases for February 2022 - CNET
  3. Jason Momoa joining Vin Diesel in Fast and Furious 10 cast - CNET
  4. Surfshark and Nord, two top VPNs, share a common link in Lithuania's Tesonet - CNET
  5. An old SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is about to crash into the moon - CNET
  6. Best portable power stations of 2022 - CNET
  7. Save yourself some money and cut the cable TV cord already - CNET
  8. Huawei's P50 Pro is a stylish, flagship phone with big problems - CNET
  9. Best credit cards for groceries for February 2022 - CNET
  10. Child tax credit: You need IRS letter 6419 for the rest of your money - CNET
  11. Tax season has begun: Everything to know before you file your 2021 tax return - CNET
  12. Jet Propulsion Lab names its first female director - CNET
  13. Best laptop for 2022: Here are 15 laptops we recommend - CNET
  14. OnePlus 10 Pro peek reveals lots of Oppo software DNA - CNET
  15. Nearly 411,000 Kias recalled for airbag issue - Roadshow
  16. Guardians of the Galaxy 3 will be the team's last appearance together - CNET
  17. Best dog food delivery for 2022 - CNET
  18. Nonfungible Tidbits: This week in bitcoin, cryptocurrency and NFTs - CNET
  19. Appeals court upholds California's net neutrality law - CNET
  20. Best gaming routers for 2022 - CNET
  21. Best places to sell your used electronics for 2022 - CNET
  22. Order your free at-home COVID tests from USPS right now in only 2 minutes - CNET
  23. Best MagSafe and magnetic wireless chargers for Apple iPhone 13 - CNET
  24. Ford revamps its used-vehicle program - Roadshow
  25. Best fire pit to buy for 2022 - CNET

Reddit

  1. Today’s funeral turnout for murdered NYPD Officer Jason Rivera
  2. Florida man shoots at other vehicle in road rage incident.
  3. What’s the weirdest thing a woman has told you means “you’re not a real man”?
  4. Yoga lessons paying off
  5. Joni Mitchell Says She’s Removing Her Music From Spotify in Solidarity With Neil Young
  6. This is how human love changed the life of an adopted dog.
  7. Remember all those posts from Americans making fun of food at British football grounds? Turns out this is what they've been eating at American Football stadiums this whole time (Cincinnati Bengals)
  8. Johnny Knoxville suffered brain damage after ‘Jackass Forever’ stunt
  9. What's a movie you saw as a kid that only you seem to remember?
  10. He’s got a point tho
  11. Release God of War on pc they said
  12. Ryan Cohen on Twitter
  13. BREAKING: Joni Mitchell has followed Neil Young’s lead and removed her music from Spotify. "Irresponsible people are spreading lies that are costing people their lives. I stand in solidarity with Neil Young and the global scientific and medical communities on this issue."
  14. Damn son!
  15. Elizabeth Warren said cancelling $50,000 student loan debt would give 36 million borrowers 'permanent total relief'
  16. Russia Sees Record Population Decline As Excess Deaths Hit 1M
  17. Crypto Co-Founder Revealed to Be Infamous Fraudster, Investors Shaken
  18. Don't work in medicine if you don't believe in medicine
  19. F
  20. Utah woman married to the same man for 50 years posted a meme wanting us to pretend she got the Covid shot. Six weeks later, she passed away from Covid. Six weeks after that, her widowed husband got remarried.
  21. What is the term for getting half way through posting a comment and then deleting it because you realize you really don’t care?
  22. damn my professor isn't very gender inclusive
  23. Two months ago, I broke every bone in my face. This is an MRI showing the result of my facial reconstruction surgery. The blue rods/circles are 3D printed plates molded and inserted to return my facial skeletal structure to almost exactly what it was before the incident. Modern medicine is amazing!
  24. Can anyone spot the contradiction?
  25. They eyes say a lot, but the mustache says more
  26. How a bat pees
  27. Respect for a fallen officer
  28. Friendly reminder to the person blocking my driveway
  29. Bravest Zebra to ever live
  30. Joni Mitchell to remove songs from Spotify in solidarity with Neil Young's stance against COVID 'misinformation'
  31. Treats, you say?
  32. People who say “don’t keep your coins on exchanges” are like old people who lived through the Great Depression not trusting banks
  33. Grandpa returns home after 7 long months at the hospital.
  34. Kid smashes his phone to force mom to buy new one, he didn’t succeed
  35. In November, I broke every bone in my face. This X-Ray image shows the result of my latest surgery. The white rods are 3D printed plates that were molded and inserted to return my facial skeleton structure to almost exactly what it was before the incident. Modern medicine is incredible.
  36. Former Washington State Trooper who went viral for quitting job instead of getting Vaccine dies of Covid
  37. An analysis based on health records from 89 million people in the USA found that people who had received two doses of the Moderna vaccine were less likely to develop COVID-19 or become hospitalized with the illness than people who had received the Pfizer vaccine.
  38. Happy birthday little teddy
  39. Man Dunks Basketball Catapulted by Elephant
  40. Freedom Convoy update from Kingston Police Department
  41. I will be sad
  42. I hate pedophiles.
  43. Ubisoft's NFT bosses say players just "don't get it"
  44. Update : - US military encrypted .
  45. We Don't Need To Unite With Conservatives To Fight For Their Rights
  46. An uncommon customer
  47. NYPD Officer Funeral
  48. Contractor got angry and left the job when we asked him to use the spacers we bought for the backsplash
  49. Wholesome creation
  50. Washington State trooper who quit rather than get vaccinated dies of COVID-19
  51. Follow the money. Mr. Plow is deep in Biden's pocket.
  52. [Bondy] Knicks fan says Julius Randle had him ejected in Miami for light heckling: “He’s sitting right in front of me, I said, ‘Hey, you know you’re -34 right now, right?’ Then he looked at me, was clearly trying to intimidate me, then he got security, and that was a wrap.”
  53. New York City mayor can hire brother, but only for $1, ethics board says
  54. Oat Milk bad for Reproductive Organs?
  55. fuck your shitty fucking proverb
  56. My wife cut open some squid while making dinner to find the squids dinner.
  57. TIL that classical music and metal fans have the most similar personalities, based on a study of 36,000 people in more than 60 countries. "Both have the same basic motivation: to hear something dramatic and theatrical, a shared 'love of the grandiose.'"
  58. Bubbles from a stem
  59. How long ago were the hottest and coldest years on record around the world. [OC]
  60. Sunny Has Gotten Too Political
  61. Sigh, maybe next year
  62. Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman wed on January 28, 1982. They are still married today.
  63. Two week cycles
  64. How do I (27f) make clear to my boyfriend (30m) that I will not remove the tattoo I got with my ex?
  65. Plywood Chic
  66. Papa 1... Going dark
  67. Doom players: My time has come
  68. Derpy Daisy
  69. My parents believe the fucking worst things
  70. Half of women aged 30 don't have children for first time since records began
  71. She pooped, went back to smell it, then was frozen with this look on her face for 30 seconds
  72. WON: There is a feeling right now that Jeff Hardy is one guy they (WWE) don’t want in AEW because of the realisation the Hardy Boys will be revitalized as an act given the level of teams like the Young Bucks, FTR, Santana & Ortiz, Penta & Fenix and many others.
  73. Appropriateness ….
  74. If you're wearing noise-cancelling headphones and someone has to wave at you to get your attention, you have gone from being voice-activated to being motion-activated.
  75. Your mom was right, you are a special person
  76. Fantasy series are getting too long.
  77. Monuments to Nazi collaborators and Holocaust perpetrators (from The Forward)
  78. Anger over BLM's purchase of $8.1 million Toronto mansion grows as group's finances scrutinized
  79. To block the road
  80. What happens if you take Karen's parking spot
  81. Chicago man who spent nearly 20 years in prison for murder released after twin brother confesses to crime
  82. Canadian protestors blaming mask and vaccine mandates for lack of hospital availability
  83. Just got home from my night shift. How's your morning going? 🥲
  84. Incredible
  85. Tip options getting out of control.
  86. No matter how Big Mom's fight ends, the fandom will almost certainly explode
  87. Chad:100
  88. WCGW while have a fancy dinner
  89. I love fun facts.
  90. RIP Battlefield (2002-2021)
  91. James Webb Space Telescope has turned on it's high-gain antenna, which helps enable a much higher data rate than the radio band Webb had been using until now
  92. Riot files DMCA claim against independent artist for using the word "Arcane".
  93. A bridge along Forbes Ave in Pittsburgh, PA had collapsed 1/28/2022
  94. Who remembers the animated show The Oblongs?
  95. Crime scene across from my building in DTLA, still not cleaned up/sanitized the morning after. (Right outside LAPD headquarters). LA is a biohazard.
  96. So what’s everybody’s title in New Horizons? I’ll start:
  97. How this broken water pipe flows
  98. It works
  99. Mates sneak a photo onto a mall wall
  100. I (23f) slept with my roommate (21f) and don't know how to handle my life now.

The Verge

  1. My new toy is a USB-C cable with a built-in power meter
  2. Epic largely lost to Apple, but 35 states are now backing its fight in a higher court
  3. Life360 is getting out of the business of selling precise user location data
  4. NLRB alleges Amazon broke the law with anti-labor action in New York
  5. The best gaming headset deals you can get right now
  6. Appeals court upholds California’s net neutrality law
  7. Google seems to be giving its Android Tablets division some attention
  8. Here is the Spotify COVID content policy that lets Joe Rogan slide
  9. Pokémon’s next Daniel Arsham art collaboration reaches across time and space
  10. The FAA, AT&T, and Verizon are getting closer to a solution for their 5G mess

Wired

  1. Close Encounters of the Third Kind Is Still Amazing
  2. The 9 Best TVs We've Tested (and Helpful Buying Tips)
  3. What Should Be Considered a Crime in the Metaverse?
  4. We Met in Virtual Reality Is the Best Film From the Metaverse
  5. HP Wins Huge Fraud Case Against Autonomy’s Mike Lynch
  6. The Physics of the N95 Face Mask
  7. Why Joe Biden's Free Covid Test Website Wasn't a Dumpster Fire
  8. Honey, I Brought the Kids Into Virtual Reality
  9. The Best Phones With an Actual Headphone Jack
  10. Politicians Say It’s Time to Live With Covid. Are You Ready?
  11. It's Not Just the IRS—the US Government Wants Your Selfies
  12. Samsung's Galaxy S21 FE Is Great. Just Don't Pay Full Price
  13. Spotify Was Never Going to Drop Joe Rogan
  14. The Feds Plan to Reduce Roadway Deaths—With Smarter Road Design
  15. Google Has a New Plan to Kill Cookies. People Are Still Mad
  16. Now Physical Jobs Are Going Remote Too
  17. 6 Apps for Saving and Budgeting Your Money
  18. Which iPhone Should You Buy (or Avoid) Right Now?
  19. How to Build a Better Metaverse
  20. How to Watch the 2022 Winter Olympics

LifeHacker

  1. Should You Be Scraping Your Tongue Every Day?
  2. How to Install Apple's New Public Betas for iOS, macOS, and iPadOS
  3. 25 Movies That Will Make You Ugly Cry
  4. When to See the 'Snow Moon' in February
  5. Please Stop Checking Your Heart Rate so Much
  6. How to Block Everyone Who Uses Twitter’s NFT Profile Pictures
  7. How to Overcome ‘Productivity Dysmorphia’
  8. How to Turn Off ‘Read Receipts’ on Most Popular Messaging Apps
  9. Do Collagen Supplements Even Do Anything?
  10. The Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide to Kid Culture: Should You Watch ‘Euphoria’ or ‘Yellowjackets?’
  11. You Can Use 'Hey Siri' to Cast Harry Potter Spells
  12. 8 Things You Should Never Put in Your Dishwasher
  13. 12 Real Body Modifications, Ranked by Their Usefulness
  14. Should You Pump, Press, or Slam Your Brakes on a Patch of Ice?
  15. How Bad Is It to Fall Asleep to the TV?
  16. What to Do When Your Laptop Keeps Overheating
  17. An Age-by-Age Guide to Teaching Your Kids Basic Life Skills
  18. The Easiest DIY Furniture Projects to Make With Leftover Wood
  19. Yell at Your Google Assistant to STFU
  20. What Do You Wish You Had Known Before Adopting Your Pet?
  21. 9 'Screen Time' Features Everyone Should Be Using
  22. What Are the 'Sunday Scaries,' and How Can You Beat Them?
  23. 12 Ways You Are Making Your House Look Cheap and Tacky
  24. How to ‘Appraise’ Your House Without Paying Someone Else to Do It
  25. Everything You Should Know About the Lunar New Year

The Onion

  1. SpaceX Rocket Part On Collision Course With Moon
  2. Things You Should Never Say To Someone Who Makes Minimum Wage
  3. Greatest NFL Playoff Moments
  4. ‘Let’s Clear Some Cap Space,’ Says Stone-Faced Bill Belichick Watching Players Dig Own Graves
  5. Elite Selective Hospital Only Accepts 9% Of ICU Applicants
  6. Jesus Christ Starts Rival Eternal Paradise After Family Rift
  7. Grandma’s Obituary Mostly About Grandpa
  8. China Changes ‘Fight Club’ Ending To Have Authorities Win
  9. NASA Gently Lowers Hot Dog On Fishing Line Into Black Hole
  10. Potential Replacements For Supreme Court Justice Breyer
  11. Despondent Buffalo Fan Wonders If Day Will Ever Come When He Too Blackout Drunk To Remember Bills Super Bowl Victory
  12. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer To Retire
  13. MLB Owners Propose CBA That Offers Players College Credit In Lieu Of Salary
  14. Biden Meets With Senate Democrats To Discuss Breaking Up Supreme Court Nominee And Confirming Her In Parts
  15. Lies All Police Officers Are Legally Allowed To Tell You
  16. The Onion’s Test Sweatshop Helps You Design Your Dream Kitchen
  17. Pittsburgh Honors Ben Roethlisberger With Commemorative Statue In Women’s Bathroom
  18. Spectators Cheer As Zookeeper Throws Fish To Very Chubby Boy
  19. Dusty Can Of Bamboo Shoots In Back Of Cabinet Last Remaining Trace Of Woman’s Withered Cooking Ambitions
  20. Ana de Armas Fans Sue Hollywood Studio Over ‘Deceptive’ Film Trailer
  21. Man Up To 8 Soul-Searching Walks A Week
  22. Neil Young Demands Spotify Remove His Music Over Joe Rogan Vaccine Misinformation
  23. Celebrities Explain Why They Are Investing In Crypto
  24. John Stockton Claims Covid Vaccine No. 1 Reason Athletes Fail To Win Single Championship
  25. Mitch McConnell Blocks Justice Stephen Breyer From Retiring

The Register

  1. UK Home Secretary Priti Patel green-lights Mike Lynch's extradition to US to face Autonomy fraud charges
  2. US Navy in mad dash to salvage F-35C that fell off a carrier into South China Sea
  3. You're fabbing it wrong: Chip shortages due to lack of investment in the right factories, says IDC
  4. Microsoft brings Jenny, Aria, and more interface tweaks to new Windows 11 Insider build
  5. California's net neutrality law dodges Big Telecom bullet
  6. Joe Danger rides to the rescue as ageing title tugs at the heartstrings
  7. Not Azure thing: Using MS's Quantum to schedule chats with spacecraft on the DSN
  8. Blistering bandwidth: JEDEC pushes out HBM3 memory specs
  9. Despite growth, questions remain over whether SAP can get customers off-prem fast enough to appease investors
  10. New tools to simplify wrapping your head around Kubernetes
  11. ISO.org outage hits day 3: Still in the dark as the important matter of bunk bed standards enters discussion
  12. Capita offloads Microsoft licensing biz Trustmarque to private equity for £110m
  13. Internet Society condemns UK's Online Safety Bill for demonising encryption using 'think of the children' tactic
  14. HPE has 'substantially succeeded' in its £3.3bn fraud trial against Autonomy's Mike Lynch – judge
  15. UK government responds to post-Brexit concerns and of course it's all the fault of those pesky EU negotiators
  16. Crack team of boffins hash out how e-scooters should sound – but they need your help*
  17. How to get banned from social media without posting a thing
  18. Bouncing cheques or a bouncy landing? All in a day's work for the expert pilot
  19. Apple Mac sales break records amid ex-86-odus to Arm-compatible M1 silicon
  20. Bonus features: Sony uses Blu-ray tech to simulate 466Mbps laser link from the stratosphere to space
  21. Silk could tie up all-but-unbreakable encryption, say South Korean boffins
  22. VMware fixes vSphere release it pulled, sorts out Log4j while it's at it
  23. How can we recruit for the future if it takes an hour to send an email, asks Air Force AI bigwig in plea for better IT
  24. Intel fails to get Spectre, Meltdown chip flaw class-action super-suit tossed out
  25. FCC pulls the plug on China Unicom's permission to provide telecoms in the US
  26. US DoD staffer with top-secret clearance stole identities from work systems to apply for loans
  27. Carked it, Diem? Zuckerberg's grand cryptocurrency thing may sell off assets for $200m
  28. FPGA now means Finally, PRC Grants Approval: China OKs AMD's $35bn Xilinx buy
  29. Thanks for the memory: Samsung says DRAM, NAND profits up Q-on-Q, sales down as global supply chain bites
  30. For first time in nearly 17 years, stable Linux kernel version has over 999 commits – but not everyone heard about it
  31. Targeted ransomware takes aim at QNAP NAS drives, warns vendor: Get your updates done pronto
  32. Instant Ump: HP Inc's subscription ink services hiking prices from next month
  33. Toaster-friendly alternative web protocol Gemini attracts criticism for becoming exclusive clique
  34. January edition of Azure Sphere OS cancelled after Microsoft actually listens to customer's complaint
  35. ServiceNow CEO says mergers and acquisitions are off the table – too messy
  36. Burning plasma signals step forward in race for nuclear fusion as researchers get bigger capsule for their 192-laser experiment
  37. Court papers indicate text messages from HMRC's 60886 number could snoop on Brit taxpayers' locations
  38. Imagination GPU cleared for RISC-V CPU compatibility, licensed to chip designers
  39. Hardware boffin starts work on simulation of an entire IBM S/360 Model 50 mainframe
  40. Regulations and compliance are 'a curate's egg' for digital transformation, say IT pros in finance, telecoms and public sector
  41. Something 4,000 light years away emitted strange radio bursts. This is where we talk to scientists for actual info
  42. Indonesia bars financial institutions from offering crypto services
  43. Twelve years after Intel was fined $1.2bn for unfairly running over rivals, an EU court says: No need to pay
  44. How US sanctions slugged Huawei and helped Apple top China's Q4 smartphone sales
  45. China orders web operators to spring clean its entire internet
  46. Indian government floats idea of home-grown challenger for Android and iOS
  47. In a first, FTC extracts millions of dollars from online store accused of blocking bad reviews on its website
  48. 5nm? Pah. Texas Instruments focuses on 45nm+ analog, embedded electronics – and makes bank
  49. Alert: Let's Encrypt to revoke about 2 million HTTPS certificates in two days
  50. Windows boss Panos Panay talks up 'new era of the PC' – translation: An era of new PCs

TechMeme

  1. A look at Google's history with tablets; Android co-founder Rich Miner's LinkedIn page says he has been working as Google's Android tablets CTO since March 2021 (JR Raphael/Computerworld)
  2. Sources: Diem Association was shuttered due to internal dispute, leaders' departure, and regulatory pushback, but a team of ~50 remains to run a pilot overseas (Washington Post)
  3. Twitter stopped enforcing its "civic integrity policy" in March 2021 regarding lies about the 2020 US election (Daniel Dale/CNN)
  4. Crypto-rich buyers are shifting the luxury home market, as real-estate builders jump through hoops to accept crypto and sellers advertise accepting it (Wall Street Journal)
  5. The EU is crafting a Chips Act, similar in size to the US' $52B fund proposal, to attract investment for mega fabs; a proposal will be published on February 8 (Jillian Deutsch/Bloomberg)
  6. Shopify denies copyright infringement claims from publishers and says court is the wrong venue to force changes in copyright laws that shield tech companies (Vipal Monga/Wall Street Journal)
  7. Digital asset trading group Genesis starts accepting "blue-chip" NFTs as collateral for loans and derivatives deals (Eva Szalay/Financial Times)
  8. Internal messages detail Spotify's lax health content policy; the company told staff multiple Joe Rogan podcast episodes "didn't meet the threshold for removal" (Ashley Carman/The Verge)
  9. The UK approves extraditing Autonomy founder Mike Lynch to the US to face criminal fraud charges, hours after he lost a court battle with HP; Lynch can appeal (Jonathan Browning/Bloomberg)
  10. YouTuber Hank Green compares TikTok's creator fund, which pays creators less as more creators join, unfavorably to YouTube, which pays 55% of ad revenue (James Hale/Tubefilter)
  11. Q&A with two Ubisoft executives, one of whom says NFTs are a paradigm shift in gaming and gamers "don't get what a digital secondary market can bring to them" (Chris Stead/Finder)
  12. Counterpoint and IDC: smartphone shipments grew about 5% to 1.35B+ units in 2021; Samsung took the top spot with 270M+ units, followed by Apple with 235M+ (Corinne Reichert/CNET)
  13. France's top administrative court denies Google's appeal of a record €100M fine from a privacy watchdog for placing cookies before getting users' consent (Gaspard Sebag/Bloomberg)
  14. Apple adds unlisted app distribution to the App Store, letting developers publish an app that can only be installed via a direct link and not found via search (Benjamin Mayo/9to5Mac)
  15. A US appeals court upholds California's net neutrality law, saying a 2017 decision by the FCC to reverse federal internet protections could not bar state action (David Shepardson/Reuters)