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BBC

  1. Coronavirus: Global Covid-19 death toll passes one million
  2. Covid-19: North East households mixing ban 'confusing'
  3. Covid: Adults without A-levels to be offered free college courses
  4. Coronavirus: NHS faces pandemic 'triple whammy' this winter
  5. Coronavirus: Global toll, North East lockdown and NHS 'triple whammy'
  6. Sir David Attenborough gets quizzed by kids after plea to world leaders to save nature
  7. The water-saving device wasting billions of litres every week
  8. Amnesty International to halt India operations
  9. Andrew Flintoff discusses bulimia battle in BBC One documentary
  10. Greggs hints at job cuts as furlough scheme ends
  11. Nokia clinches 5G deal with BT to phase out Huawei's kit in EE network
  12. Bloody Sunday: Public Prosecution Service to reveal outcome of reviews
  13. Newspaper headlines: 'Tory rebels' virus revolt' amid 'deadly chaos'
  14. Covid ICU survivor: 'I have come out the other end'
  15. Under-25s ‘give up dream job hope’ in pandemic
  16. TikTok ban: How did TikTok stay online in the US?
  17. BTS to become multi-millionaires after label goes public
  18. Dublin Lord Mayor: Hazel Chu and her Chinese heritage
  19. From tea fields to university in Sri Lanka
  20. Scientists create a microscopic robot that ‘walks’
  21. The cat who hitched a lift on a worldwide tour
  22. France's most tattooed man told not to teach nursery children
  23. ‘We’ve overrun the planet’ - Attenborough
  24. Window pain: Isolating university students send a message
  25. Fashion brands design 'waist-up' clothing for video calls
  26. As death toll passes 1m, your tributes to those who died
  27. Coronavirus: 'My name was used to steal a government Covid loan'
  28. 'I monitor my staff with software that takes screenshots'
  29. Covid rules: What's the evidence for 10pm pub closing time?
  30. Ai Weiwei: 'Too late' to curb China's global influence
  31. Life: Doctor Foster spin-off explores 'loneliness in big cities'
  32. 'If you steal music, you aren't a real music fan'
  33. NHS Covid-19 app: 12m downloads - and lots of questions
  34. US 2020 election: Can Trump release his tax returns?
  35. Test and Trace: 'I spoke to one person in four months'
  36. Essex say celebrations did not reflect 'inclusive values' after Muslim player sprayed with alcohol
  37. Djokovic 'won't make same mistake twice' when he starts Paris bid
  38. Who showed 'nerves of steel' to make Garth Crooks' team of the week?
  39. Layla Anna-Lee: Meet football and MMA presenter
  40. Covid-19: Tracking the outbreak, as deaths pass one million
  41. Coronavirus: Simple guide to staying safe
  42. Covid: Can students get a refund from their university?
  43. Covid symptoms: What are they and how do I protect myself?
  44. Covid rules: How much of the UK is now under some sort of lockdown?
  45. How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?
  46. Employment: Seven ways the young have been hit by Covid
  47. UK travel restrictions: Which countries are on the UK's quarantine list?
  48. Covid: What is self-isolation and who has to do it?
  49. Coronavirus: Will the new Job Support Scheme help me? And other questions
  50. Coronavirus: How does Covid-19 test-and-trace work?
  51. Job Support Scheme: How is furlough changing?
  52. Coronavirus: What is the R number and how is it calculated?
  53. Europe lockdown: New coronavirus rules country-by-country
  54. Coronavirus: Where do governments borrow money?
  55. Voicemail from prison: How a mum and daughter rebuilt their relationship

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Scientists find evidence of multiple underground lakes on Mars
  2. Noise cancellation comes to Google Meet on Android and iOS
  3. Nissan's Re-Leaf prototype is a mobile power supply for disaster response
  4. NASA schedules the first Crew Dragon operational flight for Halloween
  5. Hyundai's new studio hopes to develop a 'transformer-class' vehicle
  6. TCL rolls out new Roku Ready Alto sound bars with Dolby Atmos
  7. Boston Dynamics' robot dog takes an 'evening stroll' in Canada
  8. Suspected ransomware attack hits one of the largest hospital networks in the US
  9. Android 12 will make it easier to install apps from third-party stores
  10. Billie Eilish documentary hits Apple TV+ and theaters in February
  11. Apple Watch SE review: An excellent starter smartwatch
  12. A Redditor got Stadia to run on an iPhone
  13. Early Prime Day deal drops 3rd-gen Echo Dot to $20 (when you buy two)
  14. What we're listening to: 'Mockery Manor'
  15. ‘FarmVille’ is shutting down for good on December 31st
  16. Xbox Series X first look: Fast, powerful and quiet
  17. Roku’s new $129 soundbar offers Dolby Audio and 4K streaming
  18. 'Yakuza: Like a Dragon' will be available on November 10th across platforms
  19. Roku's new Ultra player finally supports Dolby Vision
  20. Dell updated its 13-inch XPS laptops with 11th-gen Intel CPUs
  21. The Roku Channel is now available as a standalone Android and iOS app
  22. Roku is adding Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit to its 4K devices
  23. The Morning After: Amazon Prime Day is happening next month
  24. Uber can continue operating in London after winning court appeal
  25. Amazon offers $100 off Fire TV Recast and certain TVs for Prime members

Pinboard

  1. Trump’s Taxes Show Chronic Losses and Years of Income Tax Avoidance - The New York Times
  2. I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There. | by Indi Samarajiva | indica | Sep, 2020 | Medium — https://www.reddit.com/r/collapse/comments/j063b9/i_lived_through_collapse_america_is_already_there/
  3. Trump’s Taxes: 18 Revelations from a Trove of Records - The New York Times
  4. I was wrong. CRDTs are the future
  5. Untitled (https://votesaveamerica.com/) — RT @PodSaveAmerica: Be a voter. Save America. #votesaveamerica
  6. How to properly manage ssh keys for server access :: Päpper's Coding Blog — Have fun coding.
  7. Trump’s Taxes Show Chronic Losses and Years of Income Tax Avoidance - The New York Times
  8. Ask HN: How to learn sales? | Hacker News
  9. How to get promoted - Defmacro
  10. Inside eBay’s Cockroach Cult: The Ghastly Story of a Stalking Scandal — Credit... Kako “People are basically good” was eBay’s founding principle. But in the deranged summer of 2019, prosecutors say, a campaign to terrorize a blogger…
  11. metasearch based on duckduckgo !bang commands
  12. duf — Disk Usage/Free Utility
  13. Trump’s Taxes Show Chronic Losses and Years of Income Tax Avoidance - The New York Times — Favorite tweet: https://t.co/7h7r8A7v3G pic.twitter.com/13fgiCa3j7 — Don Lemon (@donlemon) September 27, 2020
  14. Why the right-wing has a massive advantage on Facebook - POLITICO — Facebook says that it’s algorithm is neutral but the right-wing is just BETTER at connecting with people on a “visceral level.” But it was HUMANS at Facebook who CHOSE to make their algorithm favor content that elicits visceral emotions
  15. Blacklight – The Markup
  16. Schools in England told not to use anti-capitalist material in teaching | Education | The Guardian
  17. Revealed: Trump campaign strategy to deter millions of Black Americans from voting in 2016 – Channel 4 News
  18. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/27/us/donald-trump-taxes.html?smid=tw-share) — “Trump paid $750 in federal income taxes the year he won the presidency. In his first year in the WH, he paid another $750. He had paid no income taxes at all in 10 of the previous 15 years — largely because he reported losin…
  19. Charting an Empire: A Timeline of Trump’s Finances - The New York Times
  20. BBC Micro Elite source code - BBC Micro Elite — @genmon @revdancatt Elite is slightly before my time (but Frontier: Elite II was one of my first games). Have you two seen - the original source code, beautifully documented by @markmoxon
  21. Former Pa. Gov. Tom Ridge: I'm voting for Joe Biden | Opinion
  22. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/27/us/donald-trump-taxes.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur) — Exclusive: The Times has obtained tax-return data for President Trump extending over more than two decades. It shows his finances under stress, beset by losses that he aggressively employs to avoid paying taxes a…
  23. deepnight.net | LEd – 2D level editor
  24. Opinion | McDonald’s Workers in Denmark Pity Us - The New York Times
  25. Tips for the most immersive video calls | benkuhn.net
  26. What If Trump Refuses to Concede? - The Atlantic — If the vote is close, Donald Trump could easily throw the election into chaos and subvert the result. Who will stop him? via Pocket
  27. Untitled (https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-a-mission-focused-company-af882df8804)
  28. Here’s How the Pandemic Finally Ends - POLITICO
  29. Solar’s Future is Insanely Cheap (2020) – Ramez Naam — Solar’s Future is Insanely Cheap (2020)
  30. A $20 solution, to a $8M solution
  31. New Body-Cam Footage Raises Questions About Breonna Taylor Death Investigation
  32. Universal Split Screen | Split screen multiplayer for any game with multiple keyboards, mice and controllers.
  33. Mono Icons — A simple, consistent open-source icon set designed to be used in a wide variety of digital products.
  35. Workers Durable Objects Beta:A New Approach to Stateful Serverless — Workers Durable Objects Beta: A New Approach to Stateful Serverless
  36. BBC Sound Effects Player
  37. ‎Widgetsmith and The Case of the Missing App Store Bunco Squad
  38. When coffee makers are demanding a ransom, you know IoT is screwed | Ars Technica — Bad bad bad IOT. The s in iot stands for security. Everything is awful https://decoded.avast.io/martinhron/the-fresh-smell-of-ransomed-coffee/
  39. ‘It’s like every red flag’: Trump-ordered HHS ad blitz raises alarms - POLITICO — RT @ddiamond: EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s $300M-plus ad blitz to “defeat despair” on coronavirus involves celebrities like Dennis Quaid — and contractors who are business associates of a top political appointee.
  40. An Editor’s Note on the Trump Tax Investigation - The New York Times
  41. Salary Negotiation: Make More Money, Be More Valued | Kalzumeus Software
  42. Keyboard Simulator | Design and test virtual keyboards
  43. Likely Trump SCOTUS Pick Worked To Overturn 2000 Election - The Daily Poster — Favorite tweet: Amy Coney Barrett, John Roberts & Brett Kavanaugh all worked on George W. Bush‘s legal team during 2000 recount in Florida & worked to stop votes from being counted https://t.co/JuRV4SDF12 — Ari Berman (@AriBerman) September 26, 2020
  44. Panicked Woman Scrambles To Write Down ‘$750’ Before 24-Hour News Cycle Wipes Memory Clean — Panicked Woman Scrambles To Write Down ‘$750’ Before 24-Hour News Cycle Wipes Memory Clean
  45. Work on what matters | StaffEng — glue work
  46. Anna Shipman : JFDI — When I joined the FT as Technical Director, I met all the engineers in my team (~50) for a 1:1. I’ve written up how this worked and what I found so valuable about it:
  47. Trump’s Taxes Show Chronic Losses and Years of Income Tax Avoidance - The New York Times
  48. L.A. Times apology during a season of reflection - Los Angeles Times — RT @WesleyLowery: Every major news outlet should do this. "An organization should not be defined by its failures, but it must acknowledge them if it is to hope for a better future."
  49. Where in the U.S. Are You Most Likely to Be Audited by the IRS? | ProPublica — > As we reported last year, the IRS audits EITC recipients at higher rates than all but the richest Americans, a response to pressure from congressional Republicans to root out incorrect payments of the credit. > Because more than a third of all …
  50. How a Pledge to Dismantle the Minneapolis Police Collapsed - The New York Times — Favorite tweet: NEW: The Minneapolis City Council stunned all when it pledged to "end policing." Now, several tell me they regret the pledge and it sowed confusion. How what seemed like political boldness was really paper thin. How bureaucracy…
  51. Donald Trump sought control over his father’s will and estate, causing family crisis - Washington Post
  52. People expect technology to suck because it actually sucks @ tonsky.me
  53. American Rule by Jared Yates Sexton: 9781524745714 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
  54. Pikchr: Documentation
  55. ongoing by Tim Bray · Won’t Subscribe — Won’t Subscribe
  56. The Era of Visual Studio Code | Roben Kleene — Roben Kleene’s blog
  57. Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, armed, barricades self in Fort Lauderdale home, police called
  58. The Students Left Behind by Remote Learning | The New Yorker
  59. The L.A. Times reckoning with racism - Los Angeles Times — For a large portion of our past, the @latimes was an institution deeply rooted in white supremacy. It’s important, in this season of reconciliation and reflection, that we apologize for our past.
  60. IRS: Sorry, but It’s Just Easier and Cheaper to Audit the Poor — ProPublica
  61. Untitled (https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/redfield-voices-alarm-over-influence-trump-s-new-coronavirus-task-n1241221) — “Everything he says is false," Redfield said of Dr. Scott Atlas, voicing alarm over Atlas’ influence as Trump's new coronavirus task force adviser via @albamonica
  62. 'I cry before work': US essential workers burned out amid pandemicq — The Guardian, 9/23/20
  63. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/09/25/this-is-not-drill-reichstag-is-burning/ — The Trump GOP is trying to end the democracy more than 200 years of Americans have worked to hand down to us.
  64. Trump has a half billion in loans coming due. They may be his biggest conflict of interest yet. — For indispensable reporting on the coronavirus crisis and more, subscribe to Mother Jones' newsletters . Win or lose in November, one thing won’t change for…
  65. The case for rereading | A Working Library — The case for rereading by via A Working Library https://ift.tt/3j9nlga
  66. GitHub - blushft/go-diagrams: Create beautiful system diagrams with Go
  67. The false link between Amy Coney Barrett and The Handmaid’s Tale, explained - Vox — @voxdotcom sounds downright #conservative here, and FAR too sanguine about #peopleofpraise in this puff piece. #NO @MargaretAtwood "The false link between #AmyConeyBarrett and The Handmaid’s Tale, explained"
  68. Remote learning sucks, explained in a comic - Vox
  69. Last phase of the desktop wars? | Armed and Dangerous
  70. 22 YouTube Channels To Level Up Your Programming Skills | by Team Codegiant | Sep, 2020 | Codegiant — Thank you for taking the time to check out this article. It doesn’t matter where you’re coming from (Codegiant, Hacker News, Reddit, or some other place), I always appreciate every reader who lands…
  71. A SaaS financial model you’ll actually update - Baremetrics — There are plenty of elaborate financial model templates out there, but the ones I’ve seen come with a key problem: it’s a significant undertaking to update them. In fact, inaccurate financial modeling and the hassle to update that model is what nearly put Baremet…
  72. On not choosing WordPress for the W3C redesign project - Working in the open with W3C and Studio 24 — #architektura #architekt #dom #design
  73. Untitled (https://www.teefantastic.com/stay-at-127-0-0-1) — Ok this is pretty good
  75. Zig's New Relationship with LLVM | Loris Cro's Personal Blog
  76. DevUtils.app - Developer Utilities for macOS
  77. The Private Trump Angst of the Republican Icon James Baker | The New Yorker — These pieces have value but the premise of them, that people growing up going to country clubs in Houston and Connecticut found white supremacy and oligarchy *deeply offensive* before Trump and have ~somehow~ come to accept it, is hilarious.
  78. Revealed: Trump campaign strategy to deter millions of Black Americans from voting in 2016 - YouTube
  79. US Excess Mortality - kieranhealy.org — I wanted to make a fairly detailed but still clear picture of the recently-released CDC data on US mortality and excess deaths. Here's the whole country, for New York City, and for New Jersey. More info and the same graph for all the other states here:
  80. Swift.org - Swift System is Now Open Source — Swift System is now available as open source:
  81. Ora2Pg : Migrates Oracle to PostgreSQL
  82. checkly/headless-recorder: Headless recorder is a Chrome extension that records your browser interactions and generates a Puppeteer or Playwright script. — "Headless recorder is a Chrome extension that records your browser interactions and generates a Puppeteer or Playwright script."
  83. We Need to Talk About Talking About QAnon | WIRED
  84. The Only Witness Who Heard Police Announce Themselves at Breonna Taylor’s Door Changed His Story - VICE — https://www.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/bv8qyd/breonna-taylor-investigation-witness-changes-story?__twitter_impression=true&s=09
  85. urlcat: a tiny JavaScript library that makes building URLs very convenient and prevents common mistakes — https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/iyh2yn/urlcat_build_correct_urls_easily/
  86. What Is Math? | Science | Smithsonian Magazine
  87. Ex-Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale was drunk and agitated in standoff, cops say - South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Favorite tweet: “They are not going to take our guns,” Parscale said in Tulsa. He was arrested with 10 of them yesterday following a 911 call from his wife (who had bruises on her face) and an armed standoff w…
  88. Book: Because Internet – Gretchen McCulloch
  89. AI Paygrades
  90. Light colour schemes are better, based on science - stitcher.io
  91. Xi Just Radically Changed the Fight Against Climate Change — “China will scale up its Intended Nationally Determined Contributions by adopting more vigorous policies and measures. We aim to have [carbon dioxide] emissions peak before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060. via Pocket
  92. Untitled (https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/amy-coney-barrett-extremist/) — RT @ElieNYC: If Amy Coney Barrett ruled like a devout Catholic all the time, that would be one thing. But she doesn’t. She rules like an extremist conservative all the time, religion only justifies those extremist positions when it is conven…
  93. Why FTP Could Soon Disappear from the Internet
  94. Crows possess higher intelligence long thought primarily human - STAT
  95. PG and Jessica - Sam Altman — What did they do? They took bets on unknown people and believed in them more than anyone had before. They set strong norms and fought back hard against bad behavior towards YC founders. They trusted their own convictions, were willing to do things their way, and were willing to be disliked by th…
  96. Pluralsight’s Ultimate Techade Quiz
  97. Don't Compare Averages — I've seen too many management decks that use only the average to compare groups of numbers. So I wrote this post to show several alternatives which are almost always better.
  98. Things I Was Wrong About: Types  — Sympolymathesy, by Chris Krycho
  99. Google's Sundar Pichai says future of office is employee 'on-sites' - Business Insider — Google is redesigning its office spaces with the assumption most employees will want to work from home but that teams will still want to gather in-person regularly. Glad to see at least one company embracing my preferred 1-2 days/week in…
  100. The Tedium of Trump - The Atlantic — "The world that made Trump possible is deeper, stranger, and more worthy of thought than Trump himself has ever been, and studying it can offer answers and insights about the current American crisis that the president, in his shallowness, can’t."

The Next Web

  1. Satoshi Nakaboto: ‘Grayscale now owns 2.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply’
  2. The first black hole ever photographed gets a glam up — it’s now glittering
  3. 3 uplifting lessons VCs learned during a crazy 2020
  4. Elon Musk says retail investors will get ‘top priority’ for Starlink IPO
  5. Why privacy must be at the core of every tech product
  6. Android 12 will make it easier to install and use alternative app stores
  7. Dell’s XPS 13 family gets a big performance update with Intel’s 11th-gen chips
  8. Apple vs Epic may go to jury; Google finally speaks on Fortnite ban
  9. Remember FarmVille? It’s officially shutting down in 3 months
  10. Recently discovered ‘salty lakes’ on Mars could be teeming with alien life

Smashing Magazine

  1. A Smashing Guide To The World Of Search Engine Optimization
  2. Community Resources, Weekly Newsletter, And Boosting Skills Online
  3. Mastering Props And PropTypes In React
  4. Inspired Design Decisions With Bradbury Thompson: The Art Of Graphic Design
  5. Setting Up An API Using Flask, Google’s Cloud SQL And App Engine
  6. Forms And Validation In Ionic React
  7. How To Help Your Clients Get More Backlinks Through Design
  8. How To Build Your Own Comment System Using Firebase
  9. Smashing Podcast Episode 23 With Guillermo Rauch: What Is Next.js?
  10. How To Create Customer-Centric Landing Pages
  11. Using Mobx As A State Manager In React Native Applications
  12. Autonomy Online: A Case For The IndieWeb
  13. SmashingConf Live! Is A Wrap
  14. Demystifying Django’s Magic
  15. September In All Its Facets (2020 Wallpapers Edition)
  16. How To Do More With Vue Router
  17. Building React Apps With Storybook
  18. Everything Developers Need To Know About Figma
  19. 4 Ways To Creatively Use Icons In Your Mobile Apps
  20. Building A Component Library With React And Emotion
  21. How To Automate API Testing With Postman
  22. Smart Interface Design Patterns In Your Pocket: Checklist Cards PDF
  23. Smashing Podcast Episode 24 With Cassie Evans: What Is SVG Animation?
  24. Designing With Reduced Motion For Motion Sensitivities
  25. How To Build A Blog With Next And MDX
  26. Get Up And Running With Craft CMS
  27. An Introduction To Running Lighthouse Programmatically
  28. Smashing Magazine Is Fourteen!
  29. Animating React Components With GreenSock
  30. Designing For Attention
  31. Advanced GraphQL Usage In Gatsby Websites
  32. Comparing Styling Methods In Next.js
  33. SmashingConfs, Inspiring Talks And Birthday Cake
  34. How To Build Rapport With Your Web Design Clients
  35. Smashing Podcast Episode 25 With Anthony Campolo: What Is RedwoodJS?
  36. A CSS Grid Framework For Shopify Collection Pages
  37. Simplify Your Stack With A Custom-Made Static Site Generator
  38. Unexpected Learnings From Coding Artwork Every Day For Five Years
  39. Intuitive Design? No Such Thing!
  40. Different Ways To Design Digital Product Pages

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Qi Wireless Charger for iPhone and Android Phones
  2. The First Canon Lenses You Should Buy
  3. The Best Air Purifier
  4. The Best Cloth Face Masks for Kids
  5. The Best 24-Inch Monitor
  6. Amazon Prime Day 2020: The Best Deals to Expect
  7. The Best Mousetrap
  8. Everything You Need to Do Your Nails at Home
  9. How Wirecutter Finds Deals
  10. How Effective Is Alexa Guard as a Security System?
  11. What Is Alexa (and What’s the Best Alexa Speaker)?
  12. The Best Lip Balms
  13. Why We Don’t Recommend Smart Toothbrushes
  14. The Best Leaf Blower
  15. Closet Organizing Ideas
  16. The Best Duffle Bags
  17. The Best Kids Bike Seats
  18. We Looked Through 7,855 Deals This Week. Here Are the Best 6 We Found.
  19. The Best Electric Toothbrush
  20. The Best Puffy Blanket
  21. The Best Cookware Set
  22. 8K TV Is Here. Most People Don’t Need to Upgrade.
  23. The Best 7 Deals Under $25 We’ve Found So Far This Week
  24. The Best Flatware
  25. The Best Foot Spa Is a Bucket of Warm Water
  26. The Best Rain Jackets and Raincoats
  27. The Best LCD/LED TV
  28. The Best Electric Stoves and Ranges
  29. The Wirecutter Guide to Online Retailer Return Policies
  30. Duvet Covers We Love

Sweethome

  1. The Best Portable Air Conditioner
  2. Closet Organizing Ideas
  3. The Best Mousetrap
  4. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  5. The Best Rain Jackets and Raincoats
  6. The Best Leaf Blower
  7. The Best Smart Home Sensors for Alexa
  8. The Best Hangers
  9. The Best Vacuum Cleaners
  10. The Best Washing Machines (and Their Matching Dryers)
  11. The Best Compact Washer and Dryer
  12. The Best Dryers
  13. The British Are Coming ... to Lull You to Sleep
  14. The Best Clothing Iron
  15. The Best Upright and Canister Vacuums
  16. The Furnace and Air Conditioner Filters We Would Buy
  17. The Best Space Heaters
  18. Duvet Covers We Love
  19. The Best Laundry Basket (and Hampers)
  20. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  21. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  22. The Best Cordless Stick Vacuum
  23. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  24. The Best Bath Towel
  25. The Best Robot Vacuums
  26. The Best Home Air Quality Monitor
  27. The Best Ironing Board
  28. The Best Wildfire Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  29. Welcome to Smart Home Week
  30. If You’ve Turned Your Home Into an Airbnb, You Need Smart Devices

Hacker News

  1. Stupid solutions: Live server push without JS
  2. Wireflow – an open-source flowchart real-time collaboration tool
  3. Amazon One – palm recognition for Amazon Go
  4. TIC-80 version 0.80
  5. Minecraft's “Pack.png” Seed Reversal Methodology
  6. US college enrollments are falling, except for graduate degrees
  7. Fun Yet Effective Meetings
  8. Amtrak’s Empire Builder: The Train That Deserves Better
  9. Durability: NVMe Disks
  10. Water on Mars: discovery of three buried lakes intrigues scientists
  11. Google requiring Android apps on Play store to use its billing system next year
  12. APFS changes in Big Sur: how Time Machine backs up to APFS
  13. Spritely – leveling up the federated social web
  14. CRDTs are the future
  15. Bandlab: Cloud-Based Social Music Creation Platform
  16. ScummVM “Interactive Fantasy” 2.2.0 Sees the Light
  17. Using lasers to reduce drag in hypersonic weapons
  18. Alar: The making of an open-source dictionary
  19. Google’s Search Preference Menu Eliminates DuckDuckGo
  20. Show HN: A simple way to set goals you actually follow
  21. In Defense of XML
  22. Show HN: A SQL database implemented purely in TypeScript type annotations
  23. Type Systems Explained with Examples
  24. How to Get Promoted
  25. Behavioral Programming and Tic Tac Toe (2018)
  26. Designing an accessible color palette with magic numbers
  27. EasyPost (YC S13) is hiring
  28. “I monitor my staff with software that takes screenshots”
  29. YouTube is shutting down crowdsourced captions
  30. What is it like to be a smartphone?

Ars Technica

  1. Roku’s big announcements today: A new Ultra player, soundbar, and AirPlay 2 support
  2. Apple vs. Epic hearing previews a long, hard-fought trial to come
  3. “Joker”—the malware that signs you up for pricey services—floods Android markets
  4. Another look at possible under-ice lakes on Mars: They’re still there
  5. New data on a volcanic eruption that scattered ash across Maya lands
  6. Verizon, AT&T to pay $127M for allegedly overcharging government agencies
  7. Trump likely overstepped authority with TikTok ban, judge rules
  8. Amazon Prime Day was just announced, and some deals have already started
  9. YouTube celebrates Deaf Awareness Week by killing crowd-sourced captions
  10. IRS may put cryptocurrency question at the top of 1040 to catch cheaters
  11. The Audi e-tron Sportback is a stylish sophomore electric car
  12. FarmVille—yes, the original—is finally meeting its demise
  13. iOS and iPadOS 14 review: iPhone transformation, iPad iteration
  14. Tiger Lake is coming in Dell XPS 13, XPS 13 DE, and XPS 13 2-in-1
  15. Xbox Series X hands-on: The big back-compat dive begins [Updated]
  16. Thick clouds scrub SpaceX launch of 12th operational Starlink mission [Updated]
  17. Nikola founder bought truck designs from third party
  18. Judge grants TikTok a reprieve, ban will not go into effect tonight [Updated]
  19. Feels Good Man, a film that truly gets how things are passed across the Internet
  20. Battle of the $350 laptops: Acer Swift 1 vs. Gateway Ryzen 3 3200U

Digg

  1. Survivors Of An International Buddhist Cult Share Their Stories
  2. The Coming Third Wave Of COVID-19, Visualized
  3. This Is An Excellent 16-Second Video On How Tax Codes Work In The United States
  4. We Have No Idea How This Man Split Open This Giant-Ass Rock
  5. Why So Many People With Dyslexia Are Stans For Comic Sans
  6. The Horrible Cake Busts From 'The Great British Baking Show' Season Premiere Will Haunt Us Forever
  7. Couple In Pre-Wedding Shoot Receive Some, Uh, Awkward Advice From Strangers
  8. 24 Followers Of The Grotesque Conspiracy Theory Are Running For Congress In November
  9. Astronomers Claim To Spot Multiple Bodies Of Liquid Water On Mars
  10. Cardiologist Explains How To Stop A Heart Attack
  11. At The Evangelical Creation Museum, Dinosaurs Lived Alongside Humans And The World Is 6,000 Years Old (2020)
  12. What You Need To Know About The Obscure Occult Group Linked To Toronto Murder
  13. 'Fargo' Is Fun. Maybe That's Enough
  14. Man Does A Genius Impression Of Adam Driver Ordering His Favorite Drink At Starbucks
  15. Testing Won't Save Us From COVID-19
  16. Kid Tries His Best To Play Soccer, Kid Fails In The Best Possible Way
  17. Why It's Nearly Impossible To Create A Red Bubble
  18. Why Does Everyone In America Think They're Middle Class?
  19. Here's The Fastest Way To Cool Down A Car In 100°F Weather
  20. 5 Main Takeaways From The New York Times's Bombshell Report On Trump's Taxes
  21. Watch This Cat Be A Literal Copycat
  22. Meet The Male Sex Workers Of OnlyFans. And The Women They Satisfy
  23. The Terrifying Truth About Young People And Colon Cancer
  24. Jeff Bezos's $204 Billion Dollar Fortune, Visualized
  25. Stew For Two: This Smaller Instant Pot Makes Easy Meals For Couples
  26. QAnon Is Attracting Cops
  27. Dude Jumps Into Water With Shark In It, Dude Instantly Regrets It
  28. When To Expect Peak Fall Foliage Across The United States, Mapped
  29. How Epsom Salt Is Weirdly Made Up Mostly Of Water
  30. 90s Throwback: My Street Photos of New York City
  31. With An Army Of Sex Soldiers, A Thai King Makes His Great Escape
  32. Here's A Really Cringeworthy Parody Of A WASP Mom Sitting In On Her Son's Zoom Class
  33. This Florida Home Covered In Budweiser Cans Is One Of The Most Eccentric Houses We've Ever Seen
  34. This Is What Happens To Your Body Over Months In Isolation
  35. Guys Explore An Abandoned Doomsday Bunker. Here's What It Looks Like Inside
  36. Should I Spread The Word That My Sister Is Faking Cancer To Scam People On GoFundMe, And Other Advice Column Questions
  37. Germany Has Its Own Dr. Fauci — And Actually Follows His Advice
  38. 91-Year-Old Grandmother Has The Most Precious Reaction To Watching 'WAP' For The First Time
  39. The Election Threats That Keep US Intelligence Up At Night
  40. Pasta, Wine And Inflatable Pools: How Amazon Conquered Italy In The Pandemic
  41. This Is Why You Should Drive Carefully With A Trailer
  42. Who's More Likely To Be Audited: A Person Making $20,000 — Or $400,000? (2018)
  43. Natural Disaster Movies We're Scared Might Actually Happen In The Climate Change Era
  44. Woman Comes Up With A Categorization System For Conspiracy Theories So We Don't Have To
  45. The Pandemic Has Killed Cash
  46. The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is
  47. This Video Of Dirt On A Tennis Racket Is A Really Cool Demonstration Of Newton's First Law

New Scientist

  1. Covid-19 news: Travel abroad linked to positive test rate in England
  2. Mars’s south pole may have an underground lake surrounded by ponds
  3. The paleo diet may make your biological age older than your real age
  4. The theory of evolution is a vibrant, living entity still in its prime
  5. Tiny algae can photosynthesise and grow in the dark beneath Arctic ice
  6. Magnetic microbots can hook up brain cells to make a neural network
  7. Radiation exposure on the moon is nearly three times that on the ISS
  8. When things look bleak, thinking in terms of ‘hope horizons’ can help
  9. Rapid evolution due to extreme climate events could lead to extinction
  10. When did the coronavirus really reach the US and Europe?
  11. Coronavirus lockdown changed how birds sing in San Francisco
  12. Carbon ribbons a few atoms wide could help make powerful computers
  13. New species of tiny ‘fairy shrimp’ found in the world’s hottest desert
  14. The absurd QAnon conspiracy theory is expanding into science denial
  15. The longest whale dive ever recorded clocks in at almost 4 hours
  16. Astronomers may have found the first planet in another galaxy
  17. A robot called Curly beat top-ranked athletes at curling
  18. Blood test could reveal if you will experience the placebo effect
  19. Device can harvest wind energy from the breeze made when you walk
  20. Doctor's diary: How can we deal with the long covid-19 symptoms?
  21. How the UK can get its catastrophic coronavirus testing under control
  22. China's 2060 carbon neutral pledge is a big deal but is it big enough?
  23. Some frogs have evolved eyes that are far too big for their bodies
  24. Young bats accept reality of climate change before older generations
  25. Covid-19: Asymptomatic people may be more infectious than we thought
  26. India about to overtake the US with highest covid-19 caseload globally
  27. US science news biased against people with names of non-British origin
  28. Birds that 'speak' with a flap of their wings have regional dialects
  29. AI camera can tell what surfaces feel like with just a glance
  30. People in Cape Verde evolved better malaria resistance in 550 years
  31. Air pollution in China may have caused millions of deaths since 2000
  32. UK coronavirus epidemic is doubling every seven days warn scientists
  33. We must not become immune to the pandemic's heavy death toll
  34. Children’s allergic reactions to nuts spike at Halloween and Easter
  35. The purpose of sleep appears to change when we are toddlers
  36. Most fertility-tracking apps are unreliable but free apps work best
  37. Most space travellers are men despite slow rise in female astronauts
  38. Life in the toxic clouds of Venus
  39. It’s time to for us to revisit Venus to uncover its many mysteries
  40. Supercool experiment reveals water is actually two liquids in one
  41. Training bees to prefer certain flower scents boosts seed production
  42. Your shoes could be increasing the risk of a painful foot condition
  43. Sound analysis hints sirens have an evolutionary link with wolf howls
  44. Watch titan triggerfish jump out of the water to catch and eat crabs
  45. BepiColombo may be able to search for signs of life as it passes Venus
  46. Apple’s new watch has a blood oxygen monitor – what is it good for?
  47. Australian stinging tree injects animals with spider-venom-like toxin
  48. Washing our clothes has created 5.6 million tonnes of microfibre waste
  49. Five scientists tell us what happens next with the covid-19 pandemic
  50. Scientists dismiss new claims that the coronavirus was made in a lab
  51. NASA to film an Estée Lauder ad in space as the ISS opens for business
  52. The horn-like knobs on a giraffe's head can be a deadly lightning rod
  53. Oldest animal sperm found in 100-million-year-old female seed shrimp
  54. Slimy ships could slip through water more efficiently to save energy
  55. 'Massive failure': The world has missed all its biodiversity targets
  56. Cloned testicles let goats father the offspring of another male
  57. Life on Venus? Everything you need to know about the big discovery
  58. Our sense of time may be warped because parts of our brain get tired
  59. Have we spotted alien life floating in the clouds of Venus?
  60. AI tool improves video footage by editing out unwanted objects
  61. Coronavirus family tree reveals the virus is hardly mutating
  62. To curb obesity, we must pay heed to a revolution in nutrition science
  63. The way we collect covid-19 data perpetuates racism in healthcare
  64. Oxford vaccine trial pause isn’t bad news – it’s the process working
  65. AI can edit video in real time to sync new audio to people's lips
  66. Coronavirus: How worried should we be about reports of reinfection?
  67. Mountain lions in Los Angeles are so inbred they have L-shaped tails
  68. Australian labradoodle is more poodle than Labrador, according to DNA
  69. Dark matter in galaxy clusters is behaving oddly and we don't know why
  70. Some autistic children may prefer cats as they don’t hold eye contact
  71. Could we jump into a wormhole to save us from the world at present?
  72. Wildlife populations are seeing 'catastrophic' rapid declines
  73. UK citizens' assembly backs flight taxes to reduce climate emissions
  74. Maths reveals the top strategies to win at fantasy football
  75. Could the coronavirus merge with another virus to create a new threat?
  76. Self-cooling microchips could make your smartphone more efficient
  77. US Air Force 'chameleon' satellites can be reconfigured in orbit
  78. What will happen to covid-19 cases in winter and how can we prepare?
  79. TikTok is censoring videos with LGBTQ+ hashtags in Russian and Arabic
  80. Hummingbirds can drop their body temperature below 4°C when they rest
  81. We are finally unravelling the mystery of what causes severe covid-19
  82. This 3.2 gigapixel cauliflower is the largest photograph ever taken
  83. Rising CO2 levels mean trees increasingly live fast and die young
  84. Small sticker could hide a fighter jet from an enemy drone
  85. Teens with asthma get tailored treatment thanks to cheap genetic test
  86. Experimental drug boosts muscle and bone mass of mice in space
  87. Woodpecker battle royale sees teams of birds fight for nearly a week
  88. A wall of trees is being built across Africa to hold back the desert
  89. Politicians can’t be afraid of U-turns if we want to keep schools open
  90. Windows become transparent solar panels with added nanoparticles
  91. We could soon make cars stop people driving while drunk or on drugs
  92. Ultracold atoms can work together to shape or steer light
  93. China seems to have launched a secret reusable space plane
  94. Public webcams are telling us whether people are social distancing
  95. SpaceX says tests show Starlink satellites deliver high-speed internet
  96. Trees and shrubs might reveal the location of decomposing bodies
  97. Could Australia’s clash with Facebook over news articles go global?
  98. Russian biologist still aims to make CRISPR babies despite the risks
  99. Naked mole rats are nearly deaf because their ears can’t amplify sound
  100. A lot of veg is 'toxic' but that doesn't mean you shouldn't eat it

Slashdot

  1. Hacker Publishes Info On Las Vegas-Area Students After Demanding Ransom
  2. Elon Musk: Tesla May Be Overvalued Today, But I Think It'll Be Worth More In 5 Years
  3. Police Charity Bought An iPhone Hacking Tool and Gave It To Cops
  4. 26% of US Adults Get Their News From YouTube, Study Finds
  5. A Week With the Xbox Series X: Load Times, Game Performance, and More
  6. YouTube Celebrates Deaf Awareness Week By Killing Crowd-Sourced Captions
  7. Liquid Water on Mars? New Research Indicates Buried 'Lakes'
  8. Uber Can Continue Operating In London After Winning Court Appeal
  9. Ransomware Attacks Take On New Urgency Ahead of Vote
  10. Healthcare Giant UHS Hit By Ransomware Attack, Sources Say
  11. Apple's Battle With Epic Over Fortnite Could Reach Jury Trial Next July
  12. UK Risks Losing Contract For New Climate Research Centre Because of Brexit
  13. Netflix CEO on Paying Sky-High Salaries: 'The Best Are Easily 10 Times Better Than Average'
  14. Amazon Plans Vancouver Expansion Where Talent Is Cheap
  15. Google's Epic Response: Android 12 Will Make It Easier To Install App Stores

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. Easy-Access On-Bike Storage: Industrial Designer Justin Sirotin's Route Werks Handlebar Bag
  2. Ikea and LEGO Team Up With Bygglek Line
  3. Who Knew? Caterpillar Makes Workwear Pants
  4. Amazon's Autonomous In-Home Flying Security Camera Drone
  5. From Internship to C-suite, Lessons For Designers – Cia Mooney Interviewed by Michael DiTullo 
  6. So, Spending $1,000+ On Used Airplane Bar Carts is a Thing
  7. Winner of the UK's Shed of the Year Competition
  8. A Miraculous Multitool for Bicycles: The Swiss-Made Nesting-Bit Daysaver
  9. The Empire State Building's Art Deco Spire Gets Restored
  10. Social Distancing Trick-or-Treating: Zip Line Candy Delivery
  11. Zenlet's Rack Series, a Drawer-Free Desk Decluttering System
  12. Guy Builds ATM Machine Where You Can Buy Bitcoin Using Your Spare Change
  13. Volkswagen Unveils the ID.4, Their All-Electric Tesla Competitor
  14. Here's How to Make Long-Term "Work From Home" Work
  15. A Thingiverse Competitor Called Thangs

CNET

  1. Stimulus check money: Everything we know about how big your second relief payment might be - CNET
  2. Best office chairs for 2020 - CNET
  3. Stimulus check eligibility requirements: What you need to know about who may qualify - CNET
  4. When could the IRS send more stimulus checks and who might get them first? Here's an estimate - CNET
  5. The best waffle makers of 2020 - CNET
  6. Second stimulus check: The 7 biggest takeaways you need to know right now - CNET
  7. How to see the breathtaking Northern Lights in the US this week - CNET
  8. Delta IV Heavy launch: How to watch world's second most powerful rocket lift off - CNET
  9. Eero 6 mesh routers announced: Amazon's Wi-Fi 6 upgrade for the work-from-home era - CNET
  10. TikTokker knits terrifying, life-sized Thanos from Avengers - CNET
  11. Best e-bikes to ride for 2020 - CNET
  12. FAA certifies world's largest jet engine for commercial use - CNET
  13. Here's where to buy clear face masks for 2020 - CNET
  14. Global death toll from COVID-19 surpasses 1 million - CNET
  15. 6 striking designer face masks to buy for 2020 - CNET
  16. Here's how to buy face masks with popular styles for 2020 - CNET
  17. Hulu's Monsterland horror anthology blurs the lines between humans and monsters - CNET
  18. Ancient underground lakes discovered on Mars - CNET
  19. Facebook asked to curb election suppression by white supremacists - CNET
  20. Best website builder for 2020: Squarespace, Wix and more compared - CNET
  21. Best face masks to use for exercise in 2020 - CNET
  22. Best toaster ovens of 2020 - CNET
  23. LA Comic Con 2020 is going ahead despite coronavirus concerns - CNET
  24. Hyundai drops a potential Elantra N teaser in its TCR reveal video - Roadshow
  25. Protect your AirPods: 5 cases under $15 - CNET

Reddit

  1. The Tampa Bay Lightning have won the 2020 Stanley Cup after defeating the Dallas Stars in 6 games
  2. I am freee
  3. Asked my sister if my nephew was enjoying the wedding; this is the picture she sent back
  4. YouTube celebrates Deaf Awareness Week by killing crowd-sourced captions
  5. It is speaking the language of gods
  6. And they wonder why they're loathed
  7. Michael Cohen says release of Trump’s tax returns is ‘the beginning of the end for Donald Trump’
  8. Multiple 'water bodies' found under surface of Mars
  9. Man's gonna be a great Father
  10. I love Watercolor by Shibasaki
  11. What absolutely makes no sense?
  12. In 1951, a 66 year old man wasn’t allowed to enter a 1800km (1118 miles) long bicycle race because of being "too old". He showed up anyways and won the race by biking for days without sleep. He got the nickname ”Grandpa Steel”.
  13. Maple leaves in Tobermory, Canada [OC]
  14. Customer kept adding air because the TPMS light would not turn off...
  15. husky receives delivery for human and cat holds onto the money
  16. I opened a collector's box of Crayola crayons from 1991, the copper crayon has oxidized on the outside.
  17. Great lawyer!
  18. naive
  19. ELI5: What happens to the sweat you don't sweat from your armpits because of "anti-sweat" deodorants?
  20. “Twister” doesn’t get enough credit for being one of the most bad ass movies from the 90’s.
  21. Meet Amy! She’s 12 and I rescued her yesterday. I love her.
  22. [MacMahon] Mark Cuban confirmed that he picked up Delonte West today at a Dallas gas station and is working with West’s family to try to help the homeless former NBA player get his life back on track. First reported by ⁦@TMZ⁩.
  23. Me☕irl
  24. The "college experience" is one of the biggest scams in the world
  25. Every. Freaking. Time.
  26. Jamaican Tarzan
  27. Mr. Trump, why do you pay less in income taxes than a Starbucks barista?
  28. I get the bullet points...
  29. Gatekeeping parenthood !
  30. That things first match will always be a treasured memory.
  31. TIL Walt Disney was originally against the famous spaghetti-eating scene in Lady and the Tramp; he thought it would look too silly, and not romantic. Animator Frank Thomas disagreed, and animated the whole scene without layouts to convince Walt it would work. Walt was impressed, and kept it in.
  32. Hold up...Innova sponsors a player (Josh Anton) who has a "white pride" tattoo...
  33. A liberated Jew holds a Nazi at gunpoint
  34. Paper-cutting machines are so satisfying, and the sound as well
  35. LPT: Know someone who has lost a loved one? Make sure they have plans the day AFTER the funeral. That day is beyond tough.
  36. Sheriff who starred on 'Live PD' charged with evidence tampering in Black man's death
  37. Hunter finds 1200 y/o Viking sword. It has been dated between 85 to 950 A.D. “It's unlikely that the sword has reappeared on the surface due to permafrost movement of stones, as it is well preserved without any scratches or bending. It was probably in it's original position between the stones.
  38. [OC] Size comparison between the first direct image of black hole M87 and our Solar System
  39. Husky gets hit : (
  40. TIL at the age of 8, Glenn Cunningham sustained badly burned legs due to an explosion at school. Doctors said that he'd never walk normally again and recommended amputation. He begged his parents to disagree and they sided by him. Seventeen years later, he set the record for the quickest mile run
  41. Today while sorting through my grandma’s attic, I happened to discover my great-great-grandfather‘s Italian passport and ticket to America exactly 100 years later!!
  42. Today while sorting through my grandma’s attic, I happened to discover my great-great-grandfather‘s Italian passport and ticket to America exactly 100 years later!!
  43. This extremely fast bird running on water
  44. Republicans are already defending Trump not paying taxes
  45. Multiple 'water bodies' found under surface of Mars
  46. Panic attack time
  47. Someone said y’all would like my wooden NES
  48. The Dream Begins
  49. Title that expresses concern and denial
  50. There's a snake on the path
  51. Old Twinplex Stropper for double edge Carbon Steel blades. R/wicked_edge seemed to enjoy it.
  52. How does everyone deal with the fact that half the world is stupid?( and don't give me the whole "theyre not stupid they just have different perspectives" no , they're just dumb
  53. Poll: USPS should be run like a public service, not a business, Americans say 2-to-1
  54. My cat Tuna Fish’s reaction to seeing me in the bath. She’s the most expressive cat I’ve ever had!
  55. Smart
  56. "Spontaneously learned to read and write."
  57. Chicken rings sound atrocious.
  58. Fauci says it's 'very concerning' that Florida is re-opening bars and restaurants at full capacity
  59. Tiele-Winckler family Moszna castle in Poland
  60. yesterday I froze during sex and my girlfriend asked if we should stop, I said yes and she backed off. I've never been treated like this before.
  61. Trump's taxes Vs. our taxes
  62. And they say women privilage and or hypocracy isnt a thing
  63. A yes ak-47
  64. Sign from a local church
  65. What's up with YouTuber Boogie2988 pointing a gun at someone?
  66. Trump refuses to take questions at White House event after bombshell tax revelations.
  67. [Wojnarowski] Coach Doc Rivers is out with the Clippers, sources tell ESPN.
  68. Studies have shown that listening to the sound of beavers enthusiastically munching on white cabbage can temporarily reduce stress levels by up to 17%.
  69. Me_irl
  70. Dustin Poirier and Mc Gregor agree on open weight "exhibition" fight on Twitter
  71. I feel like the people who are the most "woke" are actually the most subverted bigoted people I've met
  72. Very poor choice of words
  73. The bus Rosa Parks made famous
  74. Always put weight on the axles.
  75. He thought he was safe hiding underneath the map. My care package thought otherwise.
  76. Science,yeah..
  77. Like shooting fish in a barrell
  78. WCGW If I have no spatial awareness
  79. This has to happen
  80. Let's a rage
  81. nobody asked but I don't care here it is anyway
  82. How to Hide Your Money in NZ
  83. It should be a felony
  84. CMV: if great britain not giving the 13 US colonies representation in parliament was so unfair, it's not fair that guam/puerto rico/all the US territories don't get representation in congress.
  85. In Unsurprising NEWS
  86. One Cold Morning, Me, Oils, 2020
  87. I can solve Rubik’s cubes, is this cool enough
  88. For the first time in years, the animal shelter has adopted out ALL 70 dogs and the kennels are EMPTY!
  89. I think she looks like a dragon guarding her hoard. My husband thinks I'm crazy.
  90. I resent the tv trope of a (typically female) character who has a terrible diet and never works out but somehow magically stays super skinny
  91. My parents DESPISE lgbt people for literally no reason
  92. Don't be that guy!
  93. Me doing my homework
  94. My friends did this to me
  95. I wanted a cat from 4 years and was waiting so desperately. Finally about 3 weeks back, my mom agreed to bring one and we adopted this little cutie. His name is Ricky and he is my best friend
  96. It’s time for reddit to pay for Cummy’s murder
  97. Cat's reaction to horror movie
  98. Florida PD tackles Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale
  99. LPT: Keep a 'gift list' and write down whenever your partner/mother/father/friend expresses an interest in an item or hobby. Then you'll always have ideas to draw upon when Christmas/Birthdays/Weddings come around
  100. Youtuber spends over 300 hours in a map and people harassed him into giving it for free

The Verge

  1. Running Stadia on iOS gets a lot easier with Stadium workaround
  2. Polaris and Zero Motorcycles are teaming up to make electric off-road vehicles and snowmobiles
  3. Amazon One lets you pay with your palm
  4. Xiaomi’s new India products include a speaker, a soap dispenser, and shoes
  5. Adobe Lightroom is getting cinema-style color grading
  6. Microsoft Outlook, Office 365, Teams, and other services are back for ‘most users’ following outage
  7. Google Meet’s noise cancelation feature is rolling out on iOS and Android
  8. Watch ULA’s most powerful rocket launch a classified spy satellite
  9. B&O’s Beoremote Halo is the $900 ring your $40,000 speakers hopefully haven’t been waiting for
  10. You can now lower your AT&T bill with mix-and-match wireless plans

Wired

  1. A Ransomware Attack Has Struck a Major US Hospital Chain
  2. How to Watch the First 2020 Presidential Debate
  3. Audeze LCD-1 Review: The Best Headphones Under $500
  4. In 'Hades,' the Underworld Is Your Playground
  5. Could the National HIV Strategy Help Guide the Covid Fight?
  6. Peak Newsletter? That Was 80 Years Ago
  7. Testing Won’t Save Us From Covid-19
  8. The Election Threats That Keep US Intelligence Up at Night
  9. Get WIRED: Nextdoor’s CEO on Curtailing Racial Profiling
  10. A School Ran a Simulation of the Pandemic—Before the Pandemic
  11. Scientists May Have Found a Material for Building on Mars
  12. The Best Smart Light Bulbs (2020): Ambient Lighting, Kits, Color, and More
  13. TCL 6-Series TV Review (2020): It's Our Favorite TV, Again
  14. Is Dark Matter Just Black Holes Made During the Big Bang?
  15. The Android 11 Privacy and Security Features You Should Know
  16. Windows XP Source Code Got Leaked All Over the Internet
  17. The 9 Best Travel Bags: Carry-On Luggage, Duffel, Budget (2020)
  18. Some Cities Are Plotting a ‘Green Recovery’ After Covid-19
  19. 20 Best Weekend Deals: Laptops, Smart Speakers, and More
  20. Here's How You Can 'See' Molecules—on a Whole 'Nother Planet

LifeHacker

  1. Snag a Laptop, Desktop, or Printer on the Cheap in the HP Days Sale
  2. Slice Your Heart Out: The Best Paring Knives, According To Reviewers
  3. Why Cardio and Strength Training Are Both Important
  4. The 10 Best Deals of September 28, 2020
  5. Uninstall More of These Android Apps With 'Joker' Malware
  6. For the Next Two Days Take up to 60% off on Almost 500 Accent Pillows at Wayfair
  7. How to Stop Your AirPods Pro From 'Quick Switching' Between Devices
  8. How to See the Northern Lights From the US This Week
  9. Keep Every Single Parenting Opinion to Yourself
  10. Forget Amazon Luna: Build Your Own Subscription-Free Game Streaming Service at Home
  11. Yes, Brain Eating Amoebas Are Real
  12. How to Transform Your Life Through Leisure, With Writers John Fitch and Max Frenzel
  13. Choose a 'Benchmark Dish' to Evaluate New Restaurants
  14. Celebrate National Coffee Day With a Free Bag From Atlas Coffee
  15. Don't Let Your Friends Get Suckered by This iPhone 12 Scam
  16. How to Watch the First Presidential Debate Live
  17. Learn How to Move Like the Avengers
  18. Monday's Best Deals: Free Atlas Coffee, LG 8K TV, Wayfair Accent Pillows, Succulents, Mophie Power Banks, and More
  19. Should You Let Your Insurance Company Track Your Driving?
  20. How to Host a Live TV Watch Party on Sling TV
  21. Bake Tiny Mozzarella Balls Into Everything
  22. How to Enable Firefox 81's Colorful New 'Alpenglow' Theme
  23. Sunday's Best Deals: 65" Sony Smart TV, Free Atlas Coffee, Original MakeUp Eraser Set, Rae Vitamins and Dietary Supplements, Matcha Organic Green Tea, and More
  24. How to Celebrate World Tourism Day During a Global Pandemic

The Onion

  1. Trump Nominates Judge Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
  2. GOP Says Giving Trump Second Term Would Be Christian Act Of Charity For Poor Elderly Man
  3. BREAKING: ‘The Onion’ Has Obtained The IRS Tax Form 1040
  4. Panicked Woman Scrambles To Write Down ‘$750’ Before 24-Hour News Cycle Wipes Memory Clean
  5. Republicans Argue Referring To Amy Coney Barrett As ‘Trump’s Court Pick’ Carries Deeply Anti-Catholic Undertones
  6. FBI Demands Apple’s Assistance In Opening iPhone Packaging
  7. Biden Removes ‘Defeating Trump’ From Platform To Avoid Alienating Swing Voters
  8. Family Priced Out Of Grocery Store Produce Section
  9. Outline Of Penis Visible In Old Photo Of Dad
  10. Disney World On Lockdown After Mickey Escapes Enclosure, Rampages Through Park
  11. Botticelli Portrait Expected To Sell For Over $80 Million
  12. Townspeople Declare We All Decent Folks Round These Parts Who Don’t Want No Trouble
  13. ‘If I Control Time, What Is It But A Mortal Man’s Hallucination Of The Possible?’ Thinks Solemn Ref Windmilling Clock To Start
  14. Punter Likes To Pretend Coach’s Pregame Speech Meant For Him Too
  15. Epic Games, Spotify, Match Group Band Together To Fight Apple’s App Store Policies
  16. Everything We Know About ‘Amnesia: Rebirth’
  17. The Onion’s Guide To Streaming Services
  18. Reporter Presses Biden On Lack Of Own Plan To Trigger Widespread Violence
  19. Tom Perez Warns He Will Detonate Explosive Vest At Midnight Unless Democrats Meet Fundraising Goal
  20. Bill Barr Declares Ipswich Middle School Anarchist Jurisdiction After Finding ‘Circle-A’ Symbol Drawn On Notebook Cover
  21. Ornithologists Attribute Owls’ Nocturnal Lifestyle To Hard Cocaine Habit
  22. Police Department Reformed To Look More Like Community It Terrorizes
  23. ‘I Can’t Wait For Things To Get Back To Normal,’ Says Woman Spending Friday Night Dining With Friends In Crowded Indoor Restaurant
  24. Russia Arrests Cult Leader ‘Jesus Of Siberia’
  25. Most Anticipated Games Of The Fall

The Register

TechMeme

  1. A deep dive into Signal, whose downloads surged in the US amid BLM protests, as it becomes an app of choice among protesters, dissidents, and journalists (Billy Perrigo/TIME)
  2. Russian startup NtechLab, which helps analyze footage captured by large number of surveillance cameras in real time, raises $13M (Rita Liao/TechCrunch)
  3. French startup Exotec, which builds autonomous industrial robots for warehouses, raises $90M Series C led by 83North (Paul Sawers/VentureBeat)
  4. McAfee has filed for a Nasdaq IPO in a filing with the SEC, listing the size of the offering as $100M which is a placeholder likely to change (Bloomberg)
  5. Pew survey of 12K+ US adults: 26% said they get news from YouTube while only 23% of those said they "often" get news from channels of established news orgs (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
  6. Disney sells TrueX, an ad-tech company it absorbed as part of its acquisition of 21st Century Fox assets in 2019, to Gimbal; a source says for less than $100M (Sahil Patel/Wall Street Journal)
  7. Boston- and Shenzhen-based XtalPi, which uses AI for drug discovery and development, raises $319M Series C led by SoftBank's Vision Fund (Devin Coldewey/TechCrunch)
  8. Multiple Microsoft 365 services including Office, Teams, Power Platform, and Dynamic365 are restored after major global outage for several hours (Chris Duckett/ZDNet)
  9. Amazon launches Personal Shopper for men's fashion for $4.99 per month, expanding on its similar offering for women rivalling Stitch Fix (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
  10. Coinbase publishes a "clarification" of its mission, stating it won't take on activism outside of its focus or debate causes or political candidates internally (Brian Armstrong/The Coinbase Blog)
  11. Former Amazon exec and her family settle with SEC over insider trading scheme that led to profits of $1.4M, agree to penalties of $1M+ and to pay back profits (Jeff John Roberts/Fortune)
  12. Google Meet adds noise cancellation on Android and iOS for G Suite Enterprise and Enterprise for Education customers, and adds attendance reports for schools (Abner Li/9to5Google)
  13. Judge proposes a jury trial for the Apple vs Epic case, likely to start in July 2021, while seemingly pushing back on some of Epic's key points in the hearing (Malcolm Owen/AppleInsider)
  14. After Las Vegas-area school officials refuse to pay a ransom, hackers publish information on students, including social security numbers and grades (Tawnell D. Hobbs/Wall Street Journal)
  15. With Netflix, Spotify, and others bypassing Google's 30% cut of IAPs, Google now says all Play Store apps must use its billing system, giving a year to comply (Daisuke Wakabayashi/New York Times)