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  1. What should everyone try at least once in their life? [Serious]
  2. Monica Lewinsky to Produce HBO Documentary '15 Minutes of Shame' About the Culture of Public Shaming
  3. Amazon's 'The Boys' Averaged 8 Million Viewers Per Episode Over the First 10 Days of Release, Nielsen Reveals
  4. Babies that are going to be born severely disabled should be aborted
  5. This little door at my university
  6. ironic but still funny
  7. US troops pelted with rotten fruit and stones as they leave Syria
  8. You don't need religion to be a good person
  9. The President of the United States Just Called the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution ‘Phony’
  10. Kurds Confront Exiting U.S. Troops In Syria With Heartbreaking Signs; ''Thanks US people, but Trump betrayed us.''
  11. My landlord pretended to do do work the flat but ended up installing this 360° wifi surveillance camera which also records audio without telling me about it.
  12. It’s actually trafficking.
  13. Cool teachers
  14. Don’t forget that Chris Brown did this.
  15. Pranksters use an air horn to prank a McDonald's worker, proper justice follows
  16. TIFU by finding my girlfriend’s Tumblr
  17. Lab Grown Meat: Scientists grew rabbit and cow muscles cells on edible gelatin scaffolds that mimic the texture and consistency of meat, demonstrating that realistic meat products may eventually be produced without the need to raise and slaughter animals.
  18. Woman thinks she can just drive through a marathon
  19. TIL Studies in 'ice cores' found in Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania - the mountain which supplies the Nile with its water - have revealed that a drought did take place around 3600 years ago - around the time the Bible sets Joseph's story in Egypt
  20. Go little man go. (Shirt checks out) And I love the encouraging nods from the older boy standing next to him during the change ups
  21. What are your sex tips?
  22. My grandmother preparing on her wedding day, 1968
  23. Blizzard denies reports that it's banning Twitch viewers for pro-Hong Kong chat
  24. some good news
  25. Saw a tap dripping water on a ruler in class, thought it belonged here, watch till the end
  26. 2 Million Protesting In Hong Kong for Democracy
  27. Fuck you Bebra
  28. rant: Stop putting movie images as the book covers!
  29. A response from a Scottish mum about the brexit referendum. And if there should be another referendum?
  30. Trump was 'like a squirrel caught in traffic' during his 1st Pentagon meeting, top Mattis aide recounts
  31. Banned from public unuversity due to false allegations without hearing my side. Banned lifted three weeks after person reda ted all charges and admitted to lying. USA, Washington
  32. Posted one of just me, I wanna know what u guys have to say about both of us. Do your worst.
  33. (Uploaded this yesterday but had it removed due to it not being monday)
  34. Thank you
  35. Fruit snacks?
  36. Prince Andrew took part in orgy with nine girls on Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, alleged victim says | The Independent
  37. Roy Keane: "Go and get Kane from Spurs, easy. They’re in disarray, go and get him. What are you all staring at?”
  38. AITA for telling my wife I don't want her mother in the delivery room when our 1st child is born?
  39. YSK that when you come into the emergency room as a trauma patient, you will be stripped down to your underwear
  40. Pitless avocado.
  41. Hey Mods, why are 6 of the top 10 posts right now showing off modded docks and consoles when there’s a “Sunday Show Off Thread” specifically for that?
  42. [B&R] October 21, 2019 Banned and Restricted Announcement
  43. USA everybody
  44. What is that over there?
  45. Who has a Sweet Tooth?
  46. The Verge Pixel 4 Review: The Best Android Experience
  47. A spider with a drop of water on its head
  48. The Skycam angle of Cordarrelle Patterson's 102 yard TD return
  49. Teaching kids how to handle fire hoses. Watch as the one of the left starts to take off.
  50. Maybe maybe maybe
  51. The Wife told me to grow up. Not so sure she got the memo about RGB life begins at 50 . At least my grandchildren think its cool
  52. They don't merge
  53. 🔥 African Fish Eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer) 🔥
  54. Not like the simulations
  55. Yankees congratulating Astros after the HR
  56. A seatbelts attachment for pregnant women.
  57. Watch Bernie tell AOC she'd be part of his White House administration - makes me smile too
  58. Smoking is bad mmmkay
  59. A tutorial on how to learn to back tuck
  60. It's an improvement
  61. [The Jump] “I’m not just sleeping on the Wolves, I’m sleeping with the A/C on 60’ and the box fan blowing in my face.” Kendrick Perkins on KAT’s comments
  62. How Charlie Chaplin Accomplished The Stunt In Modern Times
  63. LPT: If your printer is out of black ink, and you need urgent printout please change the color of the font #010101, which is 99% grey, it will help you quite a lot.
  64. 'I suffered so you should suffer as well!'
  65. [OC] Number of ski areas in each U.S. state
  66. its a serious movie
  67. You get a notification every time someone masturbates to you and when you masturbate to someone they get a notification
  68. TIL The ampersand (&) was the 27th letter of the alphabet as a ligature of the letters 'e' and 't' to form the Latin word 'et' meaning 'and'. So the alphabet would go X,Y,Z and And. So to distinguish it from the rest, children started to say 'and per say and' which later evolved into 'ampersand'.
  69. Thanksgiving '97. The day Barney was killed.
  70. Well damn
  71. Chinese Communist party headquarters in Hong Kong
  72. “A thousand generations live in you now.” - art by Roberto Venegas
  73. To make his death look like a suicide.
  74. The spiciest hot take from someone on my discord
  75. Who had the time for this?!!
  76. Our school build a new sporting area on grass. Can't wait to play basketball on this.
  77. calculated zoomie
  78. Toddler swing analysis at the Houston Open
  79. New Vape Trick! ;)
  80. League of Legends at almost 50% Korea PC Bang playrate
  81. Nikola Jokic on what he did over the weekend without practice: "I was watching Pokemon for 5 hours."
  82. Who cuts yews lol
  83. Meryl Streep as Donald Trump
  84. Anal fissures in jail
  85. 2meirl4meirl
  86. Man helps reconstruct a toucans beak using 3D printing.
  87. My mom took 15.000 out of my savings to pay for a new car, I need advice
  88. Cuck level is in outer space.
  89. This Rottweiler with vitiligo is a real life shiny
  90. I was told this would be appreciated here. Doctor Mew doesnt like the kissy noise.
  91. Thanks, I hate History Too
  92. The "Will never actually download" starterpack
  93. At least the car is clean
  94. Have an announcement to make
  95. yeah! how dare you give me 2 free, incredibly high quality games for free with my pre order of an incredibly high quality game!
  96. Preseason AP Top 25
  97. Dave and Dan wrapping up the Harry Potter series to move onto new projects.
  98. WCGW playing soccer with no net
  99. Unexpected vape trick
  100. God awful

Hacker News

  1. NordVPN confirms it was hacked
  2. AWS Customers Rack Up Hefty Bills for Moving Data
  3. RLSL a Rust to SPIR-V Compiler
  4. Bank of America's CEO says it's saved $2B per year by building its own cloud
  5. Marble (YC S19) Is Hiring an iOS Engineer in SF or Remote
  6. CRISPR therapy may reverse autism gene mutation effects in mice: study
  7. 63 Cores Blocked by Seven Instructions
  8. Google attempted to shut down a unionization meeting in Zurich
  9. Show HN: Identify company type by IP address
  10. On ‘Island’ in Russian Arctic, Arrival of Fast Internet Shakes Political Calm
  11. Show HN: Layoffs.at – helping people laid off find work
  12. Elm 0.19.1
  13. At the End of a Dirt Road
  14. The Internet and the Third Estate
  15. The invented Chinese names of the 2019 Canadian federal election – ranked
  16. The Decline of Stack Overflow
  17. Amazon is shipping expired food, customers say
  18. Ask HN: How do you share/organize knowledge at work and life?
  19. Fashion industry emits more carbon than flights and maritime shipping combined
  20. The Grove 8 – Growing Trees in Blender
  21. The voice from our Nest camera threatened to steal our baby
  22. At an Outback Steakhouse Franchise, Surveillance Blooms
  23. “We have no reason to believe 5G is safe”
  24. Client-side web programming in Haskell: A retrospective
  25. Blizzard Postpones World of Warcraft 15th Anniversary Event in Taiwan
  26. Phantom – forward-thinking concept of OS that's not Linux-derived
  27. Fantasy console on a console
  28. Equifax used 'admin' as username and password for sensitive data: lawsuit
  29. Show HN: Eole, a Lévy-optimal lambda calculus evaluator written in Rust
  30. Ask HN: What are the most fundamental books on computer science?

BBC

  1. Brexit: MPs' vote on deal ruled out by Speaker John Bercow
  2. Government publishes Brexit bill
  3. Prince William 'worried' about Harry after ITV interview
  4. Abortion: NI politicians' bid to halt law changes fails
  5. Thai king strips consort of titles for 'disloyalty'
  6. Peak District anglers dangerously close to huge plug hole
  7. Prime editing: DNA tool could correct 89% of genetic defects
  8. Milton Keynes stabbings: Killings 'part of targeted attack'
  9. Dementia in football: Ex-players three and a half times more likely to die of condition
  10. Asda's contract changes are 'just not fair'
  11. Israeli PM Netanyahu fails to form a government ahead of deadline
  12. Samira Ahmed takes BBC to court over equal pay
  13. Climber who scaled The Shard unaided is detained
  14. Katie Jarvis: Actors say there's 'no shame in taking normal jobs'
  15. Deciding to donate a loved one's organs
  16. Sir Billy Connolly answers questions from his fellow comedians
  17. Indonesian woman climbs 15m wall in under seven seconds
  18. The Circle's Paddy Smyth: 'People tell me I've given disabled kids hope'
  19. Lebanon protests: The voices and faces of the demonstrations
  20. Three generations under one roof to beat the housing crisis
  21. Sri Lanka bombings: Forgiving and fighting to recover
  22. Elton John app lets concert audiences mix his music
  23. Playing Scottish bagpipes in Bolton to honour my Hindu guru
  24. Black hole scientist Dr Katie Bouman on trolling and teamwork
  25. Sudan's lost Jewish community - in pictures
  26. Sisters who grew up in different countries in tearful reunion
  27. Fire chickens and sea pigs: The artist bringing Chinese words to life
  28. 'I lost £4,000 in a call centre scam'
  29. Madrid taken over by hundreds of sheep for annual festival
  30. Trump 'considers himself in hospitality business'
  31. Sir John Curtice: Do voters support Boris Johnson's Brexit deal?
  32. MPs vote on Brexit deal: Your questions answered
  33. 'I lost £4,000 in a call centre scam'
  34. Scarborough's role in the Cuban missile crisis revealed
  35. Franco exhumation: Why is Spain moving a dictator's remains?
  36. The map store boss who took the long route
  37. How the Grenfell fire inspired TV drama The Accident
  38. Romania forest murder as battle over logging turns violent
  39. Coronation Street cancer storyline: 'Life isn't a fairy tale'
  40. Five things to know about Canada's general election
  41. Eighth-tier Chichester City get bye to FA Cup second round
  42. Winger Lane to replace forward Navidi in Wales World Cup squad
  43. Van Dijk one of six Liverpool players on Ballon d'Or shortlist
  44. England's Bronze & White on Women's Ballon d'Or shortlist
  45. Cordarrelle Patterson, Todd Gurley and Adam Thielen in NFL plays of the week
  46. Andy Murray in Great Britain team for Davis Cup finals in Madrid
  47. Yoshihiro Hattori: The door knock that killed a Japanese teenager in US
  48. Leonardo da Vinci feud: The 'earlier' Mona Lisa mystery

Bitcoin

  1. $8,199.8233
  2. £6,323.2200
  3. €7,356.6109
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Ars Technica

  1. Verizon’s 5G network can’t cover an entire basketball arena, either
  2. Google says a fix for Pixel 4 face unlock is “months” away
  3. In the Amazon, deforestation is linked to higher malaria rates
  4. Magic: The Gathering pro uses win to show Hong Kong protest support
  5. Long stretches of Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA helped Homo sapiens adapt
  6. Remember Sure-Fi? Lostik is open standards Lora you can play with
  7. Review: Jojo Rabbit walks a fine line between humor and heart
  8. Rocket Lab—yep, Rocket Lab—has a plan to deliver satellites to the Moon
  9. Alexa and Google Home abused to eavesdrop and phish passwords
  10. Accessibility, the future, and why Domino’s matters
  11. Neurons hide their memories in their imaginary fluctuations
  12. How meme culture changed the PSAT
  13. Redemption not guaranteed: El Camino is a fitting coda to Jesse Pinkman’s story
  14. Lawmakers express “deep concern” over Blizzard’s Hong Kong protest response
  15. Minecraft becomes a board game, and the results are faithful, fantastic
  16. When MS Paint ruled the fandom world: An innovative webcomic, 10 years later
  17. Zuckerberg doubles down on free speech—the Facebook way
  18. Review: Zombieland: Double Tap delivers wise-cracking, brain-splattering fun
  19. Two women completed a seven-hour spacewalk on Friday
  20. Man has massive, rotting scrotum removed after avoiding doctors for decades

The Verge

  1. Nearly two-thirds of Uber customers don’t tip their drivers
  2. TikTok removes two dozen ISIS propaganda accounts
  3. Netflix tracks shows by measuring ‘starters,’ ‘watchers,’ and ‘completers’
  4. Why spacesuit design choices — not women’s physiques — delayed the first all-female spacewalk
  5. NordVPN reveals server breach that could have let attacker monitor traffic
  6. Colorado drops its T-Mobile-Sprint lawsuit after Dish agrees to house headquarters in the state
  7. New ‘Watch Parties’ feature lets streamers watch Amazon Prime with their viewers on Twitch
  8. Facebook will label false posts more clearly as part of an effort to prevent 2020 election interference
  9. Netflix’s apocalyptic teen comedy Daybreak is an exhausting sugar rush
  10. Steam now lets you play local multiplayer games with friends over the internet

Pinboard

  1. What nobody tells you about documentation - Blog - Divio
  2. My favourite Git commit | fatbusinessman.com — I wrote a short post about Git commit messages, using one of my favourite examples.
  3. Free for developers
  4. Music Theory for Musicians and Normal People
  5. Lesser Known Coding Fonts
  6. Earth and Sun – Bartosz Ciechanowski
  7. Jeffrey Paul: Stupid Unix Tricks
  8. Mitt Romney has a secret Twitter account, and it looks like it's this one. — i *believe* i may have found mitt romney's secret twitter account
  9. Coffee is Hard
  10. The 36 Bits of Software That Changed Our Lives
  11. Untitled (https://segment.com/blog/the-10m-engineering-problem/) — Another epic post from @segment :
  12. Asynchronous Communication: The Real Reason Remote Workers Are More Productive
  13. Inside TurboTax’s 20-Year Fight to Stop Americans From Filing Their Taxes for Free — ProPublica — Inside TurboTax’s 20-Year Fight to Stop Americans From Filing Their Taxes for Free
  14. Sight Reading Trainer
  15. Open Doodles - Free sketchy illustrations
  16. Untitled (https://gridsome.org/) — 👀 Hello, what's this? 🎉 Gatsby-ish functionality for #vuejs ? Color me intrigued... 🎩…
  17. Why Don’t Rich People Just Stop Working? - The New York Times — Are the wealthy addicted to money, competition, or just feeling important? Yes. “Monaco Grand Prix, F1 Yachts, France, 2017,” by Martin Parr. Credit Martin…
  18. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/state-department-probe-of-clinton-emails-finds-no-deliberate-mishandling-of-classified-information/2019/10/18/83339446-f1dc-11e9-8693-f487e46784aa_story.html — Breaking news: State Department probe of Clinton emails finds no deliberate mishandling of classified information
  19. Untitled (http://securities.stanford.edu/filings-documents/1063/EI00_15/2019128_r01x_17CV03463.pdf) — RT @JaneLytv: The details from his Equifax class-action suit are BONKERS
  20. BrachioGraph - the cheapest, simplest possible pen-plotter — BrachioGraph 0.1 documentation
  21. Don't Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice | Kalzumeus Software
  22. (500) https://app.programmingfonts.org/ — RT @microsiervos: Tipografías monoespaciadas para trabajar con código vía @amarazzi
  23. Untitled (https://gay.medium.com/the-case-for-checking-a-bag-b0f92968a852) — I wrote about all my travel opinions and especially the importance of checking a bag:
  24. Can you make AI fairer than a judge? Play our courtroom algorithm game - MIT Technology Review — An excellent interactive explainer — works great on a phone and on wide screen, and tells the story in a VERY engaging way!
  25. Companion webpage to the book "Mathematics for Machine Learning" — Companion webpage to the book "Mathematics for Machine Learning" Copyright 2018 by Marc Peter Deisenroth, A Aldo Faisal, and Cheng Soon Ong. To be published by…
  26. Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t understand free speech in the 21st century | Siva Vaidhyanathan | Opinion | The Guardian
  27. Faster Layouts with CSS Grid (and Subgrid!) - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
  28. The time signature of the Terminator score is a mystery for the ages. — “It’s in 13/16. Three plus three plus three plus two plus two.”
  29. Finally, An Electric Crate Motor You Can Drop Into Your Old Car — The idea of converting classic cars to EVs has been around a while, and a number of companies, including some major automakers, have been retrofitting old, classic cars with all-new EV drivetrains. Individual tinkerers have been doing this as well, but it’s no…
  30. Reason Won’t Save Us - Issue 77: Underworlds  - Nautilus — Reason Won’t Save Us - Issue 77: Underworlds 
  31. How Figma’s multiplayer technology works
  32. Friday Facts #317 - New pathfinding algorithm | Factorio — Factorio uses a coarse-grid map to calculate approximate distances for the heuristic function, then runs fine-grid pathfinding. It also reuses results from one path to calculate the next one.
  33. What nobody tells you about documentation | Hacker News — What nobody tells you about documentation ()
  34. TinaCMS
  35. Test Desiderata
  36. Rebble with a Cause: How Pebble Watches Were Granted an Amazing Afterlife - iFixit
  37. xkcd: 53 Cards — 53 Cards
  38. A million people are jailed at China's gulags. I managed to escape. Here's what really goes on inside — STOCKHOLM – Twenty prisoners live in one small room. They are handcuffed, their heads shaved, every move is monitored by ceiling cameras. A bucket in the corner…
  39. 16-Inch MacBook Pro Possibly Referenced in macOS Catalina 10.15.1 Beta - MacRumors — RT @MacRumors: 16-Inch MacBook Pro Possibly Referenced in macOS Catalina 10.15.1 Beta by @rsgnl
  40. Inside Olympic Destroyer, the Most Deceptive Hack in History — Just before 8 pm on February 9, 2018, high in the northeastern mountains of South Korea, Sang-jin Oh was sitting on a plastic chair a few dozen rows up from the…
  41. Are We on the Cusp of the Next Dot-Com Bubble? — Brendan McDermid / Reuters It is easy to look at today’s crop of sinking IPOs—like Uber, Lyft, and Peloton—or scuttled public offerings, like WeWork, and see an…
  42. Charles Finch on How He Writes Charles Lenox Mysteries
  43. Untitled (https://medium.com/p/94150638a4b3?source=linkShare-a8ff3eaa42c-1571437771&_branch_match_id=link-713868630526237753) — I’ve been thinking about the properties that make tests valuable. Here is my list.
  44. Air Force finally retires 8-inch floppies from missile launch control system — Enlarge / Pour one out for the 8-inch floppy, retired from the Air Force after 50 years of service. CBS News Five years ago, a CBS 60 Minutes report publicized…
  46. Which Way Do You Run? - Andreessen Horowitz — I wrote a new blog post, Which Way Do You Run? @a16z
  47. The Millennial Urban Lifestyle Is About to Get More Expensive — Carlos Jasso / Reuters Several weeks ago, I met up with a friend in New York who suggested we grab a bite at a Scottish bar in the West Village. He had booked…
  48. Microsoft open sources SandDance, a visual data exploration tool - Open Source Blog — represents each of these rows as a mark that can be colored and organized into different areas on the screen. Thus, bar charts are made of their constituent units, stacked, or sorted.
  49. Why Did The Boeing 737 Max Crash? — David Perell
  50. Making Tables Responsive With Minimal CSS — I find that the need to create responsive table layouts pops up far more often than most developers would expect. The gut reaction might to be implement some sort of custom grid-system or pull in a pre-built library. Don't do this - just use tables and some simple CSS.
  51. Untitled (https://instagram-engineering.com/python-at-scale-strict-modules-c0bb9245c834) — RT @instagrameng: Python at Scale: Strict Modules by @carljm
  52. Excessive brain activity linked to a shorter life - The Washington Post
  53. How many outs? Baseball playoff graphics compared - Six Colors — via Starred items from BazQux Reader https://ift.tt/2EmuaYy and IFTTT
  54. The (Real) 11 Reasons I Don’t Hire You — (With 🙏 to Joe Beda , whose brilliant idea for a blog post this was. Thanks for letting me borrow it!) Interviewing is hard and it sucks. In theory, it really…
  55. Microsoft’s visual data explorer SandDance open sourced — Microsoft just open sourced their data exploration tool known as SandDance: For those unfamiliar with SandDance, it was introduced nearly four years ago as a system for exploring and presenting data using “unit visualizations.”
  56. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/17/opinion/trump-mcraven-syria-military.html) — Holy cow! By Admiral McRaven, a former commander of the United States Special Operations Command.
  57. Optimus Player — 刚试了Optimus Player，()，Mac上第一个第三方播放器支持AirPlay 2，对两台HomePod组立体声或者多个房间有HomePod的用户来说是必须品了，因为之前Mac上只能通过iTunes才能支持AirPlay 2。
  58. RequestBin - Reliably inspect and observe any HTTP traffic — RequestBin lets you reliably inspect any HTTP traffic to observe and debug your apps and webhook integrations. Create an endpoint to get started for free.
  59. Oregon judge ordered woman to type in her iPhone passcode so police could search it for evidence against her - oregonlive.com — Oregon judge ordered woman to type in her iPhone passcode so police could search it for evidence against her
  60. threeheartsdigital/email-marketing-regulations: A repository of email marketing legislation around the World, compiled by EmailOctopus.
  61. Impeachment.fyi - the latest impeachment news — Keeping up with all the impeachment news can be daunting, so I'm trying something out here:
  62. Why Doesn't the New York Times Give Credit to Other Publications? - VICE — "I wish you great luck,” a current Times employee said, “in shaming people out of this policy."
  63. SandDance microsoft data visualization
  64. Qatar, facing unbearable heat, has begun to air-condition the outdoors • Washington Post — Steven Mufson: It was 116 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade outside the new Al Janoub soccer stadium, and the air felt to air-conditioning expert Saud Ghani as if God had pointed “a giant hair dryer” at Qatar. Yet inside the open-air …
  65. Alexa and Google Home abused to eavesdrop and phish passwords | Ars Technica — As foretold by prophecy, Alexa and Google Home are being used to eavesdrop and phish passwords.
  66. Favorite by @raju — Amid growing #newsdeserts in America, lets go to Ann Arbor, Michgan, where the Student Newspaper Is the Only Newspaper Around https://t.co/2S20deZzV9 via…
  67. How to Read “Gilgamesh” | The New Yorker — The heart of the world’s oldest long poem is found in its gaps and mysteries, Joan Acocella writes.
  68. Opinion | Out With the Old, In With the Young — Opinion Out With the Old, In With the Young By Astra Taylor Illustrations by Igor Bastidas It’s not just that President Trump is a well-seasoned 73 and his…
  69. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/mitch-mcconnell-withdrawing-from-syria-is-a-grave-mistake/2019/10/18/c0a811a8-f1cd-11e9-89eb-ec56cd414732_story.html — One word that is not in this op-ed: "Trump." One word that is in this op-ed three times: "Obama."
  70. FPGA design for Software Engineers // Walk N' Squalk Coding Blog
  71. Thriving on the Technical Leadership Path - Keavy McMinn — This is a great article and highlights many of the awesome things that strong technologists can do for an organization without ever being a manager. > Despite the obstacles, and having seen the majority of my peers switch paths to become a people manager, I have del…
  72. Architectural Decision Records | adr.github.io
  73. Memos
  74. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/20/us/elections/trump-campaign-ads-democrats.html) — RT @maggieNYT: Trump Campaign Floods Web With Ads, Raking In Cash as Democrats Struggle - The New York Times
  75. GitHub - microsoft/SandDance: Visually explore, understand, and present your data.
  76. Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (1996) [pdf] | Hacker News
  77. Options for Hosting Your Own Non-JavaScript-Based Analytics | CSS-Tricks — Options for Hosting Your Own Non-JavaScript-Based Analytics | CSS-Tricks via Instapaper https://css-tricks.com/options-for-hosting-your-own-non-javascript-based-analytics/
  78. Impeachment protests and mass resistance are needed to beat Trump - Vox
  79. Interested in improving your relationships? Try Nonviolent Communication — Interested in improving your relationships Try Nonviolent Communication via Instapaper https://www.clearerthinking.org/single-post/2019/03/06/Want-to-improve-your-relationships-Try-Nonviolent-Communication-1
  80. Yes, You Should Estimate Software Projects
  81. Minecraft becomes a board game, and the results are faithful, fantastic | Ars Technica
  82. Hello Production — Get something to production as early as possible.
  83. Quitting Analytics
  84. ML From Scratch: Linear Regression — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21298233
  85. Debugging hidden memory leaks in Ruby — Blogged: "Debugging hidden memory leaks in Ruby"
  86. Growing number of Republicans struggle to defend Trump on G-7 choice, Ukraine and Syria - The Washington Post
  87. Highlights from the Checklist Manifeso
  88. Working with Errors in Go 1.13 - The Go Blog
  89. Syncthing — Secure cloud storage & backup solutions for business
  90. The Grove Release 8 - The Grove
  91. When Medical Debt Collectors Decide Who Gets Arrested — I read this and it was so horrific I think I almost cried in anger and shame
  92. Why Does Inflammation Seem to Underlie All Sickness?
  93. Programming Sucks
  94. Games Blamed For Moral Decline And Addiction Throughout History | Techdirt — via Techdirt https://www.techdirt.com/
  95. The Streamsheets Core Project
  96. Twitter — Favorite tweet: Absolutely brilliant demolition of the arguments against a confirmatory referendum from Rachel in Parliament Square. pic.twitter.com/NtS5vvJvf9 — Dougie🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇺 (@DougieMacM) October 19, 2019 http://twitter.com/DougieMacM/status/1185575086952275969
  97. The digestive system - Austin Kleon — Make stuff you love and talk about stuff you love and you’ll attract people who love that kind of stuff. It’s that simple.
  98. Vocabulary/Loopless - J Wiki
  99. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/state-department-probe-of-clinton-emails-finds-no-deliberate-mishandling-of-classified-information/2019/10/18/83339446-f1dc-11e9-8693-f487e46784aa_story.html?tid=sm_tw — State Department probe of Clinton emails finds no deliberate mishandling of classified information
  100. Machines Beat Humans on a Reading Test. But Do They Understand?

BoingBoing

  1. Talking corruption, technology, empiricism and fairness with the Bitcoin Podcast
  2. Rep Katie Porter: an Elizabeth Warren protege and single mom who destroys bumbling, mediocre rich guys in Congressional hearings
  3. This is the best kind of Apple Watch band
  4. Students wore boxes on their heads during exams to prevent cheating
  5. This 3 minute video will make you love mealworms
  6. Russian CRISPR scientist announces new controversial effort to edit genes that cause deafness
  7. Buy Banksy's disco ball/riot helmet hanging lamp
  8. National Geographic and Mattel proudly present 'Photojournalist Barbie'
  9. Gentleman accused of hiding manbun under MAGA cap, also arrested for spraying crowd with bear repellent
  10. You can now enjoy a whiff of T. Rex's foul breath
  11. Tupac Shakur arrested in Tennessee!
  12. Mitt Romney likes everyone in the Senate except Bernie Sanders, because he "scowls"
  13. Haunted Mansion/Ikea mashup tee
  14. Bloomberg News: Mark Zuckerberg privately advising Pete Buttigieg's election campaign
  15. Facebook isn’t free speech, it’s "algorithmic amplification optimized for outrage"
  16. Why not pour gas into that gopher hole?
  17. That time Sublime covered the 'Hong Kong Phooey' theme
  18. Warehouse worker assaulted by "ghost table"
  19. WATCH: Explosives used to dislodge dangerous cranes at partially-collapsed Hard Rock Hotel.
  20. Griefer terrorizes baby by taking over their Nest babycam...again
  21. Electronic badge monitors workers' conversations, toilet usage and posture
  22. Tribbles breakfast cereal is an endless box of hairy balls
  23. Chinese citizens will have to submit to a face scan in order to get a new phone number
  24. Test-drive nice programming fonts live on the web
  25. The Ikea Tarot
  26. Trump decides not to award G7 summit to own hotel after all
  27. Save over 20% on the world's longest-lasting translator device
  28. This unmasking of Mitt Romney's secret Twitter account should win the Pierrelitzer Prize
  29. It's dismayingly easy to make an app that turns a smart-speaker into a password-stealing listening device and sneak it past the manufacturer's security checks
  30. Make: a scary, jerking "groundbreaker" zombie for your lawn

Digg

  1. One Man's Quest To Make A Street-Legal Indycar
  2. A Horrifying Glimpse Into Your Dystopian Future Commute
  3. Wild Footage Of Homeowners Fleeing A Fast-Moving Fire In The Los Angeles Area
  4. Warehouse Worker's Totally Normal Day At Work Gets Derailed By A 'Ghost Table'
  5. Here Are The Most Ridiculous Reasons Car Dealers Refuse To Send Written Price Quotes
  6. Welcome To The Company Where 75% Of Workers Are On The Autistic Spectrum
  7. Golf Instructor Delivers Hilarious Analysis Of A 2-Year-Old's Golf Swing
  8. Mountain Biker's Attempt To Jump Off Ski Jump Goes Extremely Poorly
  9. What's The Deal With Milk In Bags?
  10. SkyCam Operator Takes It To The Next Level Capturing The Bears' Kick Return Touchdown In All Its Glory
  11. Meritocracy Harms Everyone — Even The Winners
  12. The River The US Stole
  13. This Sonicare Alternative Is On Sale For Over 70% Off
  14. Demolition Of Cranes At Partially Collapsed Hard Rock Hotel Does Not Go As Planned
  15. Annexit: How One Alabama City Could Split In Half Along Racial Lines
  16. Why Planes Don't Fly Over The Himalayas
  17. HBO's 'Watchmen' Might Be The Most Challenging Series Premiere of All Time
  18. How Can I Make Sure No One Ever Calls My Son Andrew 'Andy', And Other Advice Column Questions
  19. MotoGP Driver Avoids Crash With Miraculous Save
  20. The Odyssey Of Kurt Cobain's $137,500 'Unplugged' Sweater
  21. An Infinitely Satisfying Video On How To Slice A Pomegranate The Right Way
  22. Amazon Is Shipping Expired Food, From Baby Formula To Old Beef Jerky, Scaring Consumers And Putting Big Brands At Risk
  23. This Christian Rock Record Is Hiding A Secret Commodore 64 Program
  24. Vin Diesel Is A Resurrected Superhero Avenging His Dead Wife In Bloody 'Bloodshot' Trailer
  25. The Rise And Fall Of Conde Nast
  26. Traffic Lights Worldwide Set To Change After A Swedish Engineer Saw Red Over Getting A Ticket
  27. Iggy Pop Still Wants To Be Somebody
  28. The Silent Heart Attack You Didn't Know You Had
  29. Olivia Colman Replaces Claire Foy As The Queen In Season 3 Trailer Of 'The Crown'
  30. What Was Butt Rock?
  31. Tesla Model X, Summoned By Owner, Ends Up Almost Crashing Into Another Car
  32. Adam Driver, The Original Man
  33. The Strange House That Revolutionary Modernist Architect Oscar Niemeyer Designed For Himself
  34. The Improbable True Story Of How 'Clerks' Was Made
  35. Mitt Romney Has A Secret Twitter Account And It Looks Like It's This One
  36. This Is What It's Like To Land A Plane In The Middle Of A Sandstorm
  37. Google Pixel 4 And 4 XL Review: More Than The Sum Of Its Sensors
  38. The City With The Best Fiber-Optic Network In America Might Surprise You
  39. Everyone Is Screwed In The Trailer For The Final Season Of 'Silicon Valley'
  40. A Tour Of The World's Most Spectacular Ceilings
  41. Watch The Incredible Moment High School Football Coach Keanon Lowe Disarmed Then Embraced This Would-Be Student Gunman
  42. How One Man Went From A Life Prison Sentence To A $100K+ Engineering Job
  43. How Scientology Doubled Its Footprint In A Florida City In Three Years
  44. Guy Picks A Locked Door With A Single Roll Of Film
  45. The Miraculous Journey Of A Captive-Bred Hermit Crab
  46. What It's Like To Outsource Your Life To Subscription Services
  47. The Outer Worlds Is Essentially Obsidian's Follow-Up To New Vegas
  48. What Viral Budgets Reveal About The Rich

Engadget

  1. What we’re buying: BenQ’s HT3550 projector delivers 4K HDR on the cheap
  2. Best Buy throws in a $50 gift card with the 15-inch Surface Laptop 3
  3. The ‘Silicon Valley’ season six trailer skewers the past year in tech
  4. GOAT expands into apparel and accessories
  5. Blizzard may reveal 'Diablo IV' at Blizzcon
  6. Facebook’s 2020 election 'protections' still allow for lying politicians
  7. Georgia court rules police need a warrant to get data from your car
  8. Google adds seasonal Nest doorbell ringers in time for Halloween
  9. Steam's new beta takes local multiplayer games online
  10. NordVPN admits to 'isolated' server breach in Finland
  11. Mitt Romney has a ridiculous Twitter alias: Pierre Delecto
  12. Netflix's 'The Crown' season 3 trailer shows off the new cast
  13. Hyundai is building cruise control that mimics your driving style
  14. A star died violently and left behind this 'fluffy' ball
  15. More signs point to Apple's AR headset arriving in 2020
  16. Adobe's Alexa skill reads 'inspirational' quotes to jaded creatives
  17. Surface Pro 7 review: USB-C upgrade, battery downgrade
  18. Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL review: A slightly flawed taste of the future
  19. Amazon's Fire tablets and Kindles are on sale for everyone
  20. Google and Amazon approved home speaker apps that spied on users
  21. The Morning After: The battery-saving power of dark mode on iPhones
  22. Rocket Lab plans to send payloads to the Moon
  23. Google will fix Pixel 4 face unlock issue with 'eyes open' update
  24. Test shows dark mode really can save battery life on OLED iPhones
  25. Los Angeles Fire Department wants to double its drone fleet

LifeHacker

  1. If You're Going to a Pumpkin Patch, Bring a Towel
  2. Keep Your Butter On The Counter With This $19 Dish
  3. What's the Best Amateur Sport in Your City?
  4. Buy One-Way Frontier Airlines Tickets as Low as $20 Today
  5. The Best Tips for Scoring Tickets to 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Tonight
  6. Stop Hair From Clogging Your Drain With This $7 Stainless Steel Tub Shroom
  7. Here Are The Most Ridiculous Reasons Why Dealers Will Refuse To Send Written Price Quotes
  8. Disney+ Might Not Work on Your Device
  9. How to Address Being Overqualified for a Job You Want
  10. Don't Sign Up for an Airline Credit Card When You're on the Plane
  11. How to Create a Lurker Twitter Account Like Mitt Romney's
  12. Reorganize Your Entire Kitchen With This $30 YAMAZAKI Magnetic Rack
  13. When a Third-Grader Threatens to Shoot His Friends, What Do You Do?
  14. Make Prosciutto Crisps in Your Waffle Maker
  15. Carve Your Pumpkin With a Melon Baller and a Grapefruit Knife
  16. Monday's Best Deals: Instant Pot Smart, TRTL Travel Pillow, Halloween Candy, and More
  17. How to Watch Tonight's Orionid Meteor Shower
  18. Make smoked trout dip only if you’re prepared to be hooked forever
  19. Are You Morally Obligated to Tell House Guests About Your Smart Devices?
  20. How to Come Up With New Ideas According to Hartmut Esslinger, founder of Frog Design
  21. Finally Get An Instant Pot, Or Accessorize the One You Already Own, With a Bunch of Great Deals
  22. What's Coming and Going From Netflix the Week of October 21, 2019
  23. Standing in the Rubble of Paradise: Life After the Camp Fire, One Year Later

New Scientist

  1. Doctors could team up with AI to spot dangerous brain bleeds faster
  2. CRISPR upgrade could make genome editing better and safer
  3. Thawing permafrost has turned the Arctic into a carbon emitter
  4. World's loudest male bird bellows at females sitting right next to it
  5. Stressed about climate change? Eight tips for managing eco-anxiety
  6. AI could help work out how many people are in large crowds
  7. Giant toad looks and acts like a venomous snake to scare off predators
  8. Tourists risk giving gorillas deadly diseases when they take selfies
  9. Man’s body brews its own beer after yeast take over his gut microbiome
  10. Bacterial infections in pregnancy may make schizophrenia more likely
  11. Farmed bees are mating with native bees - and that could endanger them
  12. Creepy human-like skin makes your phone ticklish and pinchable
  13. DeepMind AI beats humans at deciphering damaged ancient Greek tablets
  14. Long strand of DNA from Neanderthals found in people from Melanesia
  15. Google gets green light to access five years of NHS patient data
  16. SpaceX plans to put more than 40,000 satellites in space
  17. Early mouse fetuses generated without sperm or eggs for first time
  18. Technology’s future isn’t gleaming, it’s dirty and biological
  19. Archaeologists are racing to find a lost city before it's ransacked
  20. Desert ant runs so fast it covers 100 times its body length per second
  21. A second mutation that makes people need less sleep has been found
  22. Mother’s attention may shape baby’s hormone system and temperament
  23. Strange sand dunes on Titan could be made by cosmic rays hitting ice
  24. Damping down brain cell activity may help us to live longer
  25. Humans evolved to think faster by slowing down brain development
  26. UK scraps plan to enforce age checks on pornography websites
  27. These evidence-based strategies may turn the tide on domestic violence
  28. A curved invisibility screen could hide soldiers or buildings
  29. Deadly frog fungus now thrives where we thought it couldn’t survive
  30. Humpback whales use their flippers to swat salmon into their mouths
  31. The best of the 2019 Wildlife Photographer of the Year winning photos
  32. Nightjars time their epic migration flights using a lunar calendar
  33. Extreme snow stopped plants and animals breeding in parts of Greenland
  34. Extremely dexterous robot can solve a Rubik's cube one-handed
  35. How deadly disease outbreaks could worsen as the climate changes
  36. US green economy has 10 times more jobs than the fossil fuel industry
  37. Extinction Rebellion protests should be embraced, not banned
  38. Ancient jungle capital of the Khmer Empire mapped for the first time
  39. Huge fire blankets can protect houses from destructive wildfires
  40. Astronomer Royal: We're destroying the book of life before reading it
  41. High levels of air pollution seem to be linked to early miscarriages
  42. Eliud Kipchoge's sub-2 hour marathon may herald even faster times
  43. Are experiments on how animals think ever justified?
  44. Renewables overtook fossil fuels in UK electricity mix for first time
  45. Lee Berger: We have made another major discovery about early humans
  46. Cannabis extract may work as a treatment for cannabis addiction
  47. These New Scientist-inspired Twitter bots are surrealist art
  48. Your heartbeat may shape how likely you are to have a car crash
  49. Data trial identifies vulnerable children who may otherwise be missed
  50. Crabs are being found in the Thames with stomachs full of plastic
  51. Cancelled Dyson electric car project received £5m from UK government
  52. NASA engineer's 'helical engine' may violate the laws of physics
  53. Life may have begun with simple genes made out of urine
  54. Quantum weirdness could allow a person-sized wormhole to last forever
  55. Fridges made from twisty materials could be better for the environment
  56. Wealthy families in prehistoric Europe may have had live-in slaves
  57. Depression may reduce the amount of white matter in the brain
  58. Will a ban on snacking on public transport really help combat obesity?
  59. Plans for UK's first moon rover announced at New Scientist Live
  60. You probably score worse than monkeys on questions about the world
  61. If we label eco-anxiety as an illness, climate denialists have won
  62. Cold-blooded mammals roamed Earth for tens of millions of years
  63. Deep-sea anglerfish may shed luminous bacteria into the ocean water
  64. Bees are better at counting if they are penalised for their mistakes
  65. Return of warm water 'blob' in the Pacific threatens marine life
  66. Ancient humans planned ahead and stored bones to eat the marrow later
  67. Mini organs grown from tumour cells can help us choose the best chemo
  68. Some corals ‘killed’ by climate change are now returning to life
  69. Chronic Lyme disease may be a misdiagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome
  70. Longer life, flying, mind-bending drugs: Dreams that science made real
  71. Takeaway food packaging may be source of synthetic chemicals in blood
  72. We've discovered 20 more moons of Saturn – and you can help name them
  73. UK launched passport photo checker it knew would fail with dark skin
  74. Experiments show us how animal minds work – but should we do them?
  75. Nobel prize in chemistry goes to developers of lithium-ion batteries
  76. Real time badger tracking shows culling could increase spread of TB
  77. Tea and banana plants have been genetically modified by bacteria
  78. Nobel prize in physics for discovery of exoplanet orbiting a star
  79. UN agency meant to be limiting flying emissions votes to limit action
  80. Supercomputer simulates 77,000 neurons in the brain in real-time
  81. UK scientists join the Extinction Rebellion climate change protests
  82. The key to a long life may be genes that protect against stress
  83. Microbial life might drift in the atmospheres of failed stars
  84. Nobel prize for medicine goes to discovery of how cells sense oxygen
  85. We can send a probe to interstellar comet Borisov – but not until 2030
  86. Oldest ever illustrated book is a guide to Ancient Egyptian underworld
  87. Anti-evolution drug may help treat resistant breast cancers
  88. Weird repeating signals from deep space may be created by starquakes
  89. Home aquarium hobbyists are helping save 30 rare fish from extinction
  90. A mind-controlled exoskeleton helped a man with paralysis walk again
  91. Humans may be trading far more species of wildlife than we thought
  92. We've had our best glimpse of a web of matter that spans the universe
  93. Thousands of UK wildlife and plant species are in decline
  94. Implanting false memories in a bird's brain changes its tune
  95. Giant boom traps plastic waste from the oceans for the first time
  96. Common sense can predict if a psychology study will ever be replicated
  97. Dust is annoying, but it is also key to life and death in the cosmos
  98. Bowel cancer screening in younger groups may do more harm than good
  99. A prosthetic leg that attaches to nerves feels like part of the body
  100. Experimental drug that targets liver fat may help prevent diabetes

Smashing Magazine

  1. Great Expectations: Using Story Principles To Anticipate What Your User Expects
  2. Smashing Monthly Roundup: Community Resources And Favorite Posts
  3. Postmortem Of Gutenberg The Launch, So We Can Embrace Gutenberg The Product
  4. How Frontend Developers Can Empower Designer’s Work
  5. Should You Add WordPress Maintenance To Your Service Offering?
  6. Animating Apps With Flutter
  7. The W3C At Twenty-Five
  8. A Guide To New And Experimental CSS DevTools In Firefox
  9. How To Use Breadcrumbs On A PWA
  10. Developing A Custom Plugin For October CMS
  11. Design Systems Are About Relationships
  12. Editorial Design Patterns With CSS Grid And Named Columns
  13. Inspired Design Decisions: Bea Feitler, An Unstoppable Creative Force
  14. Text-To-Speech And Back Again With AWS (Part 2)
  15. How To Ensure Your Design System Helps To Achieve The Purpose Of Your Product

Slashdot

  1. Bank of America Says It Saves $2 Billion Per Year By Ignoring Amazon and Microsoft and Building Its Own Cloud Instead
  2. Traffic Lights Worldwide Set To Change
  3. Avast Says Hackers Breached Internal Network Through Compromised VPN Profile
  4. The Chinese Threat To American Speech
  5. Microsoft Announces Secured-core PCs To Counter Firmware Attacks
  6. Equifax Used 'admin' as Username and Password for Sensitive Data: Lawsuit
  7. Lawmakers Slam Apple for 'Censorship' of Apps at China's Behest
  8. Popular VPN Service NordVPN Says it Was Hacked
  9. Venezuela's Water System is Collapsing
  10. Researchers Tricked Google Home and Alexa Into Eavesdropping and Password Phishing
  11. Teenagers Are Easily Bypassing Apple's Parental Controls
  12. 40% Of America's Schools Have Now Dropped Their SAT/ACT Testing Requirement
  13. Is AT&T Hiding A Widespread Voicemail Outage?
  14. CNBC: Amazon Is Shipping Expired Food
  15. Project Trident Ditches BSD For Linux

Sweethome

  1. Outdoor and Backyard Lighting We Love
  2. The Best Handheld Vacuum
  3. The Best Linen Sheets
  4. The Best Smart Smoke Alarm
  5. The Best Slippers for Women and Men
  6. The Best Robot Vacuums
  7. The Best Picture Hangers
  8. The Right Vase for the Right Flowers
  9. The Top 10 Tools for Earthquake Preparedness
  10. The Best Light Therapy Lamp
  11. The Best Ironing Board
  12. The Best Clothing Iron
  13. The Best Detergent for Hand Washing Clothes
  14. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  15. The Best Folding Chairs
  16. The Best Modern Bed Frames to Dress Up Your Bedroom
  17. The Best Leaf Rake
  18. The Best Home Security System
  19. The Best Leaf Blower
  20. Wall Hooks We Love
  21. Bathroom Accessories and Grooming Tools We Love
  22. 19 Things That Make Moving Less Miserable
  23. 9 Muji Items That Are Beautifully Simple
  24. Casper Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  25. The Best Flannel Sheets
  26. The Best Under-Sink Water Filter
  27. The Best Clothing Steamers
  28. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  29. The Best Air Mattress
  30. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use

CNET

  1. Art deco meets the future in the Hyundai fuel cell semi truck concept - Roadshow
  2. Georgia's Supreme Court issues a landmark decision on vehicle data privacy - Roadshow
  3. Human-like skin phone cover makes your phone ticklish and it's actually nightmare fuel - CNET
  4. Islamic State has been posting propaganda videos to TikTok, report says - CNET
  5. Watchmen on HBO isn't a superhero show. It's a western, and a weird one - CNET
  6. Facebook's Libra may look to multiple digital coins based on national currencies - CNET
  7. 2019 ozone hole smallest on record, but it's kind of a fluke - CNET
  8. An electric Hummer comeback? We discuss with an expert - Roadshow
  9. Google Pixel 4 XL review: Same pros as the Pixel 4... and same cons, too - CNET
  10. The best Google Assistant and Google Home devices of 2019 - CNET
  11. How to watch the 2019 World Series between the Nationals and Astros without cable - CNET
  12. Netflix's The Witcher: Release date, cast and everything else we know - CNET
  13. How to watch the Orionid meteor shower blaze across the sky this week - CNET
  14. Google adds Halloween sounds to Nest Hello video doorbells - CNET
  15. As Facebook preps for 2020 election, Zuckerberg helps Buttigieg with campaign hires - CNET
  16. Google Pixel 4 review: A great camera isn’t enough to justify the high price tag - CNET
  17. Kindle Paperwhite is $40 off for a limited time - CNET
  18. Mark Zuckerberg lays out Facebook's plan for protecting the 2020 election - CNET
  19. Hyundai develops AI-infused adaptive cruise control and it's production-bound - Roadshow
  20. Convertible closeout: Best Buy slashes prices on the Surface Pro 6 - CNET
  21. 42 products with insanely funny Amazon reviews - CNET
  22. The surprisingly good EarFun Free earphones are just $34.79 with this exclusive code - CNET
  23. Popular VPN service NordVPN confirms data center breach - CNET
  24. UAW continues strike despite tentative agreement, Chevy Blazer production impacted - Roadshow
  25. Production Tesla Roadster will trump concept, design chief says - Roadshow

Wirecutter

  1. 10 Gifts for the Coffee Lover Who Has Everything
  2. Make the Most of Your Credit Card Rewards for Gift Season
  3. The Best 13-by-9 Casserole Dish
  4. Wirecutter Deals, Explained
  5. Roombas Are Back on Top
  6. Outdoor and Backyard Lighting We Love
  7. Your Credit Card Benefits Just Got Cut. What Do You Do?
  8. The Best Handheld Vacuum
  9. The Best Cheap iPad Cases
  10. The Best Airline Credit Cards
  11. 11 Fantastic Personalized Photo Gifts
  12. The Best Deals We’ve Seen This Week on Small Kitchen Appliances
  13. Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority Credit Card Review: Accelerate Toward the Coveted Companion Pass
  14. Is It Shady to Leapfrog Debt From One Credit Card to Another?
  15. The Best Smart Smoke Alarm
  16. The Best Deals on Baby Gear We’ve Found (So Far) This Week
  17. Can the Mirror Really Replicate the Studio Fitness Class Experience?
  18. Sheet Masks Don’t Do Very Much. We Love These Anyway.
  19. What to Buy: Dash Cams That Can Back You Up in an Accident
  20. The Best Robot Vacuums
  21. The Best Slippers for Women and Men
  22. Stocking Stuffer Ideas We Love
  23. How to Buy a Kitchen From IKEA—and When to Look Elsewhere
  24. You Don’t Need to Spend a Lot on a Pricey Gaming Laptop
  25. Yes, We’ll Be Wearing Our EVA Birkenstocks Through Fall
  26. The Best Smartphones
  27. The Best Thanksgiving Kitchen Tools and Tableware
  28. The Best All-in-One Printer
  29. Practice Self-Care Every Day With These Wirecutter Picks
  30. The Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker

Wired

  1. Microsoft's Secured-Core PC Feature Protects Critical Code
  2. A New Crispr Technique Could Fix Almost All Genetic Diseases
  3. *Joker* Could Become the Biggest R-Rated Movie of All Time
  4. Star Wars News: 'The Rise of Skywalker' Will Address the Toxic Rey-Kylo Relationship
  5. Andrew Yang Wants a Thorium Reactor by 2027. Good Luck, Buddy
  6. The Bizarre Aye-Aye Isn’t Giving Us the Finger After All
  7. Today’s Cartoon: Don’t Feed the Robot
  8. Inside Apple’s High-Flying Bid to Become a Streaming Giant
  9. These Startups Are Building Tools to Keep an Eye on AI
  10. So Long, Supply Drops: *Call of Duty* Ditches Loot Boxes
  11. Cars Aren't Going Anywhere, and More Transportation News This Week
  12. Trump's Pelosi Tweet Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
  13. How to Pick the Best Roku: A Guide to Each Model (2019)
  14. 6 Best Camera Accessories for Android and iPhone (2019)
  15. Computers Are Learning to Read—But They're *Still* Not So Smart
  16. How to Control the Privacy of Your Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Posts
  17. The Beats Powerbeats Pro Are $50 Off Right Now
  18. Space Photos of the Week: Reading the Universe in Infrared
  19. WeWork’s Failure is SoftBank’s Day Of Reckoning
  20. All Hail the Blob, the Smart Slime Mold Confounding Science

The Register

  1. The sound of silence is actually the sound of a malicious smart speaker app listening in on you
  2. Avast lobs intruders into the 'Abiss': Miscreants tried to tamper with CCleaner after sneaking into network via VPN
  3. Assange fails to delay extradition hearing as date set for February
  4. SAP and Microsoft pucker up, prepare for public cloud love under Project Embrace
  5. No one would be so scummy as to scam a charity, right? UK orgs find out the hard way
  6. Rocket Lab plans to send small satellites to the Moon with Photon
  7. Ow-wei, says Huawei as Chinese giant admits US sanctions smacked it right in the phone biz
  8. We read the Brexit copyright notices so you don't have to… No more IP freely, ta very much
  9. Trend Micro would like you to fall in line and become a victim of Cloud Conformity
  10. If there were almost a million computer misuse crimes last year, Action Fraud is only passing 2% of cases to cops
  11. Traffic lights worldwide set to change after Swedish engineer saw red over getting a ticket
  12. Iran? More like Ivan: Brit and US spies say they can see through Turla hacking group's facade
  13. Samsung on fridge cert error: Someone tried to view 'unsavoury content' in middle of John Lewis
  14. Google ads from the po-po can prevent vengeful gamer nerds going full script kiddie – research
  15. Don't look too closely at what is seeping out of the big Dutch pipe
  16. Don't fall for the hype around OpenAI's Rubik's Cube playing robot, Berkeley bans facial recognition, and more
  17. Silos of paper scans, photos, forms, and other unstructured data blight today's corps. How are you tearing them down?
  18. Malware hides as iOS jailbreak, Sucuri is insecuri, and China is about to get even worse
  19. Guess what's on the receiving end of more NASA dollars for SLS?
  20. Deus ex hackina: It took just 10 minutes to find data-divulging demons corrupting Pope's Click to Pray eRosary app
  21. Guess who's dreaming of facial-recog body cams now? US border cops: AI tech sought to scrutinize travelers
  22. Good guy, Microsoft: Multi-factor auth outage gives cloudy Office, Azure users a surprise three-day weekend
  23. Mark Hurd is dead
  24. Pack your pyjamas, Zuck: US bill threatens execs with prison for data failures
  25. What's the scoop with Mars InSight's mired mole? It's digging again, thanks to trowel trickery
  26. All we need is just a little patients: Google's Alphabet hires new chief health officer
  27. Google lashes out at DoJ, Oracle as it asks US Supremes to sniff Java suit one last time
  28. Like Visual Studio Code and your data lives in SQL Server? Microsoft has something for you
  29. Yahoo! Groups' closure and a tale of Oftel: Die-hard users 'informally' included telcos
  30. Soup up your serverless smarts with our practical hands-on workshops: Sign up now and we'll see you next month
  31. Junior minister says gov.UK considering facial recognition to verify age of p0rn-watchers
  32. How does £36m sound, mon CHERI? UK.gov pumps cash into Arm security research
  33. Orange you happy to be a customer? Spammy sextortion malware only targeted French ISP
  34. Sod 3G, that can go, but don't rush to turn off 2G, UK still needs it – report
  35. Yay, Intel chip shortages should be over soon! Nope. Strap in, at least another quarter or two to go, say PC execs
  36. Microsoft Surface Pro X: Windows on Arm usable at long last – but, boy, are you gonna pay for it
  37. I discovered the world's last video rental kiosk and it would make a great spaceship
  38. A History of (Computer) Violence: Wait. Before you whack it again, try caressing the mouse
  39. Infrastructure as Code could be game-changing for your business: Learn more with Google Cloud
  40. Google slings websites into Chrome's solitary confinement on Android to thwart Spectre-style data snooping
  41. Good news – America's nuke arsenal to swap eight-inch floppy disks for solid-state drives
  42. GitLab reset --hard bad1dea: Biz U-turns, unbans office political chat, will vet customers
  43. Not a good look, Google: Pixel 4 mobes can be face-unlocked even if you're asleep... or dead?
  44. Help! I bought a domain and ended up with a stranger's PayPal! And I can't give it back
  45. Are you a Dapr Dan? Microsoft teases runtime for Kubernetes to make microservices sparkle
  46. A cautionary, Thames Watery tale on how not to look phishy: 'Click here to re-register!'
  47. Any finger will do? Samsung Galaxy S10 with a screen protector reportedly easy to fool
  48. Remember the Democratic National Committee email leak? Same hackers now targeting EU countries, say malware boffins
  49. Fancy yourself as a bit of a Ramblin' Man or Woman? Maybe brush up on your cartography
  50. UK culture sec hints at replacing TV licence fee, defends encryption ban proposals and her boss in Hacker House inquiry

The Onion

  1. Study Finds Medical Marijuana Effective For Treating Long-Term Pain Over Jerry Garcia’s Death
  2. Energy Secretary Rick Perry Resigns
  3. Assad Starting To Feel Like Friendship With Tulsi Gabbard One-Sided After She Calls Just To Complain About The Election Again
  4. New ‘Watchmen’ Series Features Bearded, Pretentious Graphic Novelist Constantly Complaining About How New Characters Ruining Everything
  5. Aww: Animal Experts Are Saying Cats Really Do Miss Their Owners If That’s What You Need To Hear
  6. Mark Zuckerberg Argues High Taxes On Wealthy Could Stifle Innovation In Human Suffering
  7. Director Sadly States Cancel Culture Would Never Let You Make Zapruder Film In Today’s Climate
  8. Drama Queen Waiter Completely Full of Shit About Plate Being Too Hot To Touch
  9. Juul Halts Sale Of Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarettes
  10. Community Holds Vigil Honoring Child Killed Before Having Opportunity To Return Fire
  11. Paranoid Trump Surrounded By Completely Unfamiliar Faces Of Immediate Family Members
  12. Everything You Need To Know About ‘Luigi's Mansion 3’
  13. Music Buff Pissed ‘Come Josephine In My Flying Machine’ Left Off Pitchfork’s ‘Best Of The 1910s’ List
  14. Trump Miami Resort To Host Next Year’s G-7
  15. Mark Zuckerberg Announces All Of Facebook’s Future Decisions Will Be Made By The Cube Of Justice
  16. New Crest Sweepstakes Offers Chance To Win 10 Million Teeth
  17. Pete Buttigieg Tries Appealing To Moderate Boomers By Announcing He Doesn’t Agree With His Choice To Be Gay But Respects His Decision
  18. Halloween Pop-Up Store Has Pick Of Every Storefront In Rust Belt Town
  19. Trump Says Syria Situation ‘Not Our Problem’
  20. Dad Figures Funeral Just As Good A Time As Any To Try Out New Camera Lens
  21. Arguments For And Against Filming Live Performances
  22. NFL Game Day Prepper Stockpiles Coolers Of Bud Light, Hundreds Of Pounds Of Grilled Meat In Underground Bunker
  23. Mark Zuckerberg Delivers Free Speech Manifesto
  24. Aggressive Flagellate Just Going Around Whipping Other Single-Celled Organisms
  25. Solemn Jeff Bezos Realizes He Could End Up Like Homeless Man If Just Few Hundred Thousand Things Go Wrong

The Next Web

  1. This unsettling DIY ‘skin’ interface will definitely end up on a sex robot
  2. JBL 100 Classic Review: An iconic 70’s speaker revived as a modern standout
  3. Vatican launches smart rosary, someone already found a security flaw
  4. Qurator found a way to fix Rotten Tomatoes: Quiz the trolls
  5. The iPhone Pro 11’s 4k 60fps recording gives it a leg-up on the Pixel 4
  6. Big meanies use science to debunk the Loch Ness Monster myth
  7. Former NBA player nets $825K from Ghanaian firm in alleged Bitcoin scam
  8. Opportunistic fraudsters use El Chapo’s son’s arrest in bid to steal Bitcoin
  9. For $45, get all the training you need to learn coding like a pro
  10. Re-live the golden days with this boss repository of macOS screensavers

Core77

  1. New Photo Book Documents 40 of the World's Most Spectacular Ceilings (Plus One That Couldn't Be Included)
  2. Check Out This Demonstration of a Working "Invisibility Cloak"
  3. Los Angeles to Test "Plastic Asphalt" as Alternative Material for Pavement
  4. Design Job: Brighten the World with Your Designs! Join Kuzco Lighting as a 3D Visualization Artist
  5. All These Recyclables Have Nowhere To Go
  6. Should Computers be Designed as Pieces of Furniture?
  7. Is Mars the Final Frontier for Design?
  8. The Weekly Design Roast, #21
  9. Seen and Unseen Art Gallery & Museum Storage Systems
  10. Sitting Well With Us: Final Week to See "Chairs" Exhibit at R & Company
  11. Incredible Eames Lounge Chair Rebuilt With Recycled Skateboards
  12. The Original 1956 NBC TV Footage of Charles & Ray Eames Debuting Their Iconic Lounge Chair
  13. Currently Crowdfunding: Own a Piece of the Blackest Black Possible, Make Vinyl Record Mixtapes, and More
  14. How Astronauts Get Their Spacesuits On (and Other Fun Facts)
  15. Why Astronauts Have Unisex Spacesuits (and Why Unisex Body Armor Doesn't Work)

TechMeme

  1. Tim Cook becomes chairman of the advisory board of China's Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management, a 3-year position; he joined the board in '13 (Juli Clover/MacRumors)
  2. Hackers breached the internal network of Avast likely aiming for another supply chain attack on CCleaner; Avast says it didn't find malicious changes to the app (Ionut Ilascu/BleepingComputer)
  3. Facebook bans networks, three originating in Iran and one in Russia, running "inauthentic" accounts, Pages, and Groups misleading users in the US, Latin America (Facebook)
  4. Sources: Founders Fund is raising ~$3B for two funds, and the bulk of it is intended for more mature startups like Stripe and existing investments (Wall Street Journal)
  5. Facebook says it will more prominently label content that fact-checkers deem false on Facebook and Instagram, will ban ads suggesting voting is pointless (Facebook)
  6. Facebook now requires some page owners to disclose the orgs running them and if they're tied to state-owned media, will add labels to pages run by state media (Washington Post)
  7. Nielsen's SVOD Content Ratings now tracks Amazon Prime Video, two years after launching with ratings for Netflix (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
  8. Microsoft acquires Edmonton-based Mover to bolster its cloud migration solutions, just weeks after acquiring Movere, another cloud migration company (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
  9. Surface Laptop 3 (15") review: great keyboard and trackpad, AMD config performs well for productivity tasks, but GPU struggles, and has only two USB ports (Dan Seifert/The Verge)
  10. Microsoft announces Secured-core PCs, which will come from many vendors like Dell and adhere to security best practices for better firmware attack protection (Emil Protalinski/VentureBeat)
  11. Online influencers are expected to make $4.1B-$8.2B in 2019, but with no good way to measure sales, some advertisers are questioning whether it's worth it (Wall Street Journal)
  12. Sources: Google's attempt to cancel and reschedule an employee-led talk about unionization at its Zurich office drew attention to it and riled up rank-and-file (Shirin Ghaffary/Vox)
  13. NordVPN confirms it found out a few months ago that one of its datacenters was hacked in March 2018, leaving it vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)
  14. Facebook is rolling out a new web interface, which it announced at F8 2019, with a new dark mode option, to some users (Rita El Khoury/Android Police)
  15. Upstream Security, which provides a centralized security and analytics platform for connected vehicles, raises $30M Series B led by Alliance Ventures (Paul Sawers/VentureBeat)