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BBC

  1. UK European elections 2019: Brexit Party dominates as Tories and Labour suffer
  2. Tory leadership: Johnson says party on 'final warning'
  3. Irish local elections: Sinn Féin disappointed as counting continues
  4. Thai vet helps woman give birth by Bangkok road
  5. Cannes: Briton dies following yacht collision
  6. Night shift on frontline fighting malaria
  7. First black female Oxbridge master appointed
  8. Whorlton Hall: Former inspector says warnings were ignored
  9. Oklahoma tornado: Aerial footage shows the aftermath
  10. Islamic State: Iraq sentences French citizens to death
  11. Sheffield 'incident': Man and woman charged with murder
  12. Nepal says overcrowding not 'sole reason' for Everest death toll rise
  13. Man City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says some rivals are 'jealous'
  14. Radio 1 Big Weekend: Little Mix, Miley Cyrus and Stormzy perform
  15. Results in maps and charts
  16. What we know so far
  17. How does the count work?
  18. Key things to watch out for
  19. The view from your region
  20. How does the voting work?
  21. A really simple guide
  22. Newspaper headlines: 'Knives out' as main parties 'deserted'
  23. NHS violence: Nurses talk of attacks by patients in hospital
  24. Male circumcision: 'My penis was mutilated'
  25. CEO Secrets: Strava running app boss shares business tips
  26. Trump in Japan: Ring-side seats at sumo
  27. BBC News Channel
  28. Javier Botet: Meet the actor behind Hollywood's monsters
  29. Beautiful game? The day I had to watch a sport I hate
  30. Somalia's frightening network of Islamist spies
  31. Memorial Day: America's strained salute to its black veterans
  32. European elections 2019: Investigating false and misleading video
  33. Dustin Lance Black: A childhood of love and fear
  34. 'I think wine is in my blood'
  35. 'It's not a normal game, we know that' - Villa and Derby prepare for £170m showdown
  36. Johnson-Thompson sets personal best to win Gotzis heptathlon
  37. French Open: Johanna Konta doing all the right things as she heads to Roland Garros
  38. World Beaters: Lucy Bronze on injuries, social anxiety & life in the limelight
  39. Charlton promoted to Championship with last-gasp goal
  40. Federer wins first French Open match in four years
  41. Stormzy on writing prize: It's my duty to pay fans back
  42. Tesla 'hires' witty museum sheep tweeter
  43. Climate change: One man's fight to save a California tree
  44. Who owns Scotland? The changing face of Scotland's landowners
  45. Healthy dog put down to be buried with owner in Virginia, US

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Microsoft AI creates realistic speech with little training
  2. Tesla starts locking down features on entry-level Model 3
  3. Microsoft, Alphabet team up to teach quantum computer programming
  4. Airbnb agrees to share data for over 17,000 NYC listings
  5. Moog museum tells the history of popular synthesized music
  6. Grindr's owner gave staff access to sensitive user data
  7. The best ergonomic keyboard
  8. A parent's guide to teaching internet common sense
  9. Netflix acquires Cannes Film Festival's Grand Prix winner
  10. After Math: What's the holdup?
  11. Intel's Core i9-9900KS CPU can run all eight cores at 5GHz
  12. Intel's 10nm 'Ice Lake' CPUs can actually run games well in 1080p
  13. We’re live from Computex 2019 in Taipei!
  14. Poland challenges EU's new copyright law over censorship fears
  15. Mac security hole reportedly lets attackers bypass app safeguards
  16. Fiat Chrysler may strike Renault deal to survive changing car industry
  17. Alexa's intercom-like broadcasts come to more non-Echo devices
  18. Leak shows Microsoft's very purple 'Fortnite' Xbox One S
  19. 'Dauntless' success leads to hours-long wait times across platforms (update)
  20. Apple Watch ECG is coming to Canada 'as quickly as possible'
  21. Ransomware attacks in US cities are using a stolen NSA tool
  22. Overwatch League commissioner leaves to head competitive 'Fortnite'
  23. Recommended Reading: Undercover moms battle autism 'cure' on Facebook
  24. Hitting the Books: An army of temps put a man on the moon
  25. The Morning After: 'Sonic the Hedgehog' got rescheduled

Pinboard

  1. Playdate. A New Handheld Gaming System — If this seems cool, visit and sign-up for the waiting/mailing list ASAP. (The earlier you'…
  2. jlevy/the-art-of-command-line
  3. https://sidbala.com/h-264-is-magic/
  4. More productive Git — Tips for acquiring Git super powers.
  5. Amazon.com
  6. petergarner.net::blog — Show HN: Travels with a (Raspberry) Pi https://t.co/5aETjqPlTc — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) May 23, 2019
  7. How to do hard things | David R. MacIver — In which I explain The Fully General System For Learning To Do Hard Things: (I've had to t…
  8. Mac Open Web, by Brian Warren
  9. The Common Lisp Cookbook
  10. Recommended Books – Postmake — Curated list
  11. Mona Lisa frown: Machine learning brings old paintings and photos to life
  12. The lingua franca of LaTeX — > With his students, he was able to write a program capable of typesetting the entire 700-page revised volume of his book by 1978. The program, called TeX, revolutionized how scientific papers are formatted and printed. It’s also one of the oldest OSS projects still in use. > The disconnect betw…
  13. The Wealth Detective Who Finds the Hidden Money of the Super Rich - Bloomberg
  14. WebGL Fluid Simulation — I have added bloom effect to the webgl fluid simulation #webgl
  15. Putting the Soul in Console — Playdate, the upcoming indie handheld gaming console from venerable software publisher Panic, is really important. But if you don't know the history of where…
  16. The Universe of Discourse : The shittiest project I ever worked on — RT @newsyc20: The shittiest project I ever worked on ()
  17. belly.io - Curated List of Programming / Coding Streamers — List of programmers who do live streaming.
  18. GitHub Sponsors · GitHub — GitHub Sponsors https://t.co/MFXTz3ZmQm — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) May 23, 2019
  19. Privacy Preserving Ad Click Attribution For the Web
  20. The Dark Forest Theory of the Internet — The Dark Forest Theory of the Internet This is also what the internet is becoming: a dark forest Yancey Strickler May 20 Photo by Rosie Fraser on Unsplash In…
  21. The Complete Guide to Deep Work — Illustration by @margaridamouta Let’s get right to the point: bouncing between your inbox, pointless meetings, and group chat notifications isn’t the way you’ll…
  22. Daring Fireball: Playdate — I am so excited I used an image. Seriously, holy fucking shit.
  23. Raj Chetty’s plan to change how Harvard teaches economics - Vox
  24. Why Does Windows Really Use Backslash as Path Separator? | OS/2 Museum
  25. You Procrastinate Because Of Emotions, Not Laziness. Regulate Them To Stop Procrastinating. — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19975862
  26. 507 mechanical movements — "[...] illustrations and text from the 21st edition of the book, published in 1908."
  27. The Art Of Command Line
  28. Muslims lived in America before Protestantism even existed | Aeon Essays — The first words to pass between Europeans and Americans (one-sided and confusing as they must have been) were in the sacred language of Islam. Christopher…
  29. First American Financial Corp. Leaked Hundreds of Millions of Title Insurance Records — First American Financial's site exposed 885M files that included bank account numbers, mortgage and tax records, SSNs, wire transactions, drivers license pics
  30. Untitled (https://jalopnik.com/elon-musk-says-hyperloop-tunnel-is-now-just-a-normal-1835024474) — RT @A_W_Gordon: I cannot overstate what a scam this whole deal has been.
  31. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/us/politics/assange-indictment.html) — This is madness. It is the end of national security journalism and the first amendment.
  32. 5G networks could throw weather forecasting into chaos | Grist — 5G networks could throw weather forecasting into chaos
  33. Google AI Blog: Moving Camera, Moving People: A Deep Learning Approach to Depth Prediction — The Mannequin Challenge videos provide depth supervision for moving camera and “frozen” people, but our goal is to handle videos with a moving camera and moving people. We need to structure the input to the network in order to bridge…
  34. After 15 Years, the Pirate Bay Still Can’t Be Killed - MEL Magazine
  35. (500) https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity — SerenityOS – a graphical (with 90s aesthetics) Unix-like OS for x86
  36. Yes, This Photo from Everest Is Real | Outside Online
  37. Amazon, Walmart, and Other Stores Have Too Many Options - The Atlantic
  38. Daring Fireball: An iOS 13 Wish: A Return of Vibrant Tapdown States — ★ An iOS 13 Wish: A Return of Vibrant Tapdown States:
  39. Beyond the Tablet: Seven Years of iPad as My Main Computer
  40. Faked Pelosi videos, slowed to make her appear drunk, spread across social media — Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer leave a news conference following a meeting with President Trump on Wednesday. (Alex Edelman/Bloomberg) Distorted videos of House…
  41. Undesign | 为制造商，开发人员和设计人员收集免费设计工具和资源
  42. scar: 1-click static websites with S3, CloudFront, ACM, and Route53. — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19981869
  43. (500) https://0.30000000000000004.com/ — how is this real how did this happen what did you do enom what did you do there are no letters there are no words
  44. Barry Blitt’s “The Shining” | The New Yorker — An early look at next week's cover, "The Shining," by Barry Blitt.
  45. TechnicalDebt
  46. Tornis | Watch and respond — JavaScript scroll and mouse tracking library
  47. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xpg84NjCr9c&feature=youtu.be) — Ein Statement.
  48. Flutter Just Might Work - DONN FELKER
  49. BioRender
  50. NYTimes: America’s Cities Are Unlivable. Blame Wealthy Liberals.
  51. Women are happier without children or a spouse, says happiness expert | Life and style | The Guardian — “Married people are happier than other population sub-groups but only when their spouse is in the room when they’re asked how happy they are. When the spouse is not present: fucking miserable,” he said.
  52. Data-Science interview study guide — Gutes Konzept zum lernen von DS
  53. **UPDATE** FOUND CAT - NEED OWNERS ASAP!! - lost & found — today’s aesthetic is definitely wild bobcat trapped in ignorant but well-meaning human’s house
  54. Why the quirky Playdate portable could succeed where Ouya failed | Ars Technica — from Daring Fireball Kyle Orland, writing at Ars Technica: This is the hipster microbrew of the console world, mixing in weird gaming flavors and unique controller ingredients that the Sony/Budweisers and Nintendo/Millers of the world can’t. …
  55. “Once-In-A-Hundred Year” Sightings of Bamboo Blossoms Reported In Japan – grape Japan
  56. Use Efficiency is Everything Make Your Life More Efficient
  57. In Baltimore and Beyond, a Stolen N.S.A. Tool Wreaks Havoc
  58. Ursula Le Guin on Abortion: “The Princess" & “What It Was Like” - READING is THERAPY — @amandapalmer @neilhimself Here is the complete version of her story, it's even more powerful when read complete.
  59. I was wrong about the iPad Pro — Earlier this year I wrote about the iPad Pro, and how I had furiously returned it after being disappointed in the device's promise and limitations. Now, just a few months later, I have a confession to make: I went out and purchased another one—and I was wrong the first time around. via Pocket
  60. OKRs from a development team’s perspective – ZAFU LABS — Most of the companies I’ve worked for in the last 5 years have used the OKR system. Although this system was invented in the 70s, it has more recently become…
  61. Opinion | My Rapist Apologized - The New York Times — My 12-year-old daughter recently asked me what I think about abortion. She walked into the kitchen, poked around the refrigerator, then spun around and blurted it out: “I can’t decide what I think about abortion. I want to know what you think.” My daughter is an avid cons…
  62. Opinion | You Don’t Want a Child Prodigy — You Don’t Want a Child Prodigy What ‘Roger’ dads do better than Tiger moms ever will. Mr. Epstein is the author of “Range.” Credit Derek Brahney One Thursday in…
  63. Understanding Fake Agile
  64. GitHub - scrumpy/tiptap: A rich-text editor for Vue.js — Show HN: A renderless and extendable rich-text editor for Vue.js https://t.co/6W6t1ZJ4Ae — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) May 25, 2019
  65. Repair Of Iconic '60s Era Synthesizer Turns Into Long, Strange Trip For Engineer — by Juliette Goodrich and Molly McCrea SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — For years, an urban legend circulated online and in documentaries, purporting how part of a…
  66. Motivation — Permanent link to this comic: https://xkcd.com/2154/ Image URL (for hotlinking/embedding): https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/motivation.png
  67. Static web - back to the roots? · Callr Tech Blog — This article goes back to the early years of the web to understand why dynamic websites are so prevalent today. Then, we consider what static websites bring in terms of performance, editing speed, and organic results. At first, the web was static.
  68. Create a 'Noticing Wall' for Your Kid
  69. (Don't Fear) The Reaper — May 22 2019 With the rapidly-upcoming introduction of UIKit apps to the Mac, I've been reminiscing on Twitter quite a bit about Apple's transition to Mac OS X,…
  70. This Poor Farmer Has Literally The Crappiest Day Ever At Work - Digg
  71. Man Posts On Craigslist Saying He's Found A Lost Cat, Turns Out It's A Wild Bobcat
  72. The APA Meeting: A Photo-Essay | Slate Star Codex — If you want to model the APA, you could do worse than a giant firehose that takes in pharmaceutical company money at one end, and shoots lectures about social justice out the other. [...] First, the billboards we shall always have with us. It’s easy to imagine this a mode…
  73. Pete Corey - Minimum Viable Phoenix — Minimum Viable Phoenix https://t.co/izxrgye4Rd — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) May 21, 2019
  74. Accessible Icon Buttons
  75. How San Francisco broke America’s heart - The Washington Post
  76. Playdate: Media Kit — Tiny yellow handheld gaming system with a "season" of games and a crank, $150
  77. Visualizing PostgreSQL Vacuum Progress | Dave Pacheco's Blog — Further reading: “Introduction to PostgreSQL physical storage” by Rachid Belaid. This post covers relevant PostgreSQL internal structures in much more detail than I did above, with more diagrams, and without assuming too much knowledge of PostgreSQL internals …
  78. Blot — This looks absolutely fantastic. great job!
  79. Flexible data tables with CSS Grid
  80. Functional JavaScript: How to use array reduce for more than just numbers
  81. Google’s Duplex Uses A.I. to Mimic Humans (Sometimes) - The New York Times
  82. How To Ruin A Perfectly Good Container – Ben Laurie – Medium — I promised a rant about POSIX. Here it is: .
  83. The Art of Command Line (2015)
  84. The Real Reason Fans Hate the Last Season of Game of Thrones - Scientific American Blog Network
  85. Apple removed my game from the app store because some company in China made a clone, trademarked the name we were already using, and then asked Apple to take down my game. : gamedev — Apple removes game after Chinese company cloned, trademarked, requested takedown (cmts )
  86. IR Theory and ‘Game of Thrones’ Are Both Fantasies – Foreign Policy
  87. Why I (Still) Love Tech: In Defense of a Difficult Industry | WIRED
  88. Font Kiko - Free Icon Font, SVG, AI, EPS - Download Now! - Kiko font — Font Kiko - Free icon Font, SVG, AI, EPS - Download Now!
  89. If we are using AI in journalism we need better guidelines on reporting uncertainty | Online Journalism Blog — New post: data from #AI represents a new challenge for journalists - here are some of the ways we need to adapt #ddj
  90. Led by Donkeys show their faces at last: ‘No one knew it was us’ | Politics | The Guardian — Hi everyone 👋
  91. RETRO Handbook
  92. Javascript Array.push is 945x faster than Array.concat 🤯🤔 - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻 — It’s the little things... Javascript Array.push is 945x faster than Array.concat 🤯🤔
  93. Can “Indie” Social Media Save Us? | The New Yorker
  94. Snapchat Employees Abused Data Access to Spy on Users - VICE
  95. Visual Studio Code Remote Development may change everything - Scott Hanselman — Visual Studio Code Remote Development may change everything
  96. May ends her premiership as she started it: With the greatest lie of all — May ends her premiership as she started it: With the greatest lie of all
  97. Three.js Fundamentals
  98. Workstation — Show HN: Workstation – Showcase Your Setup https://t.co/phWnJL6C0I — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) May 24, 2019
  99. MacBook Pro 15" Touch Bar 2019 Teardown - iFixit — "TThat's all sh wott" after IFixit dissects the notoriously troublesome Apple butterfly keyboard
  100. The Real Reason Fans Hate the Last Season of Game of Thrones - Scientific American Blog Network — I encounter this shortcoming a lot in my own area of writing—technology and society. Our inability to understanding and tell sociological stories is one of the key reasons we're struggling with how to respond to the historic tec…

The Next Web

  1. CHEAP: Get $1,500 (!!!) off this monster Alienware 15 laptop
  2. How to prevent an AI-induced mid-career crisis
  3. Save an extra 25% on Private Internet Access VPN subscriptions this Memorial Day
  4. Why the future of US data regulation must come from Congress
  5. CHEAP: Train your brain with $180 off this magnificent math clock
  6. These 9 courses can turn you into a digital marketing pro—and they’re on sale for $15
  7. The Earth’s magnetic north pole is shifting rapidly, but the northern lights will stay where they are (for now)
  8. Ikea won’t sell customers this rug until they take a heart and brainwave scan
  9. Rotten Tomatoes’ new Audience Score makes you prove you’ve seen the movie
  10. Review: The Vuze XR handheld camera makes it dead simple to create VR videos

Smashing Magazine

  1. Digging Into The Display Property: Grids All The Way Down
  2. Creating Your Own React Validation Library: The Features (Part 2)
  3. What’s Happening With GDPR And ePR? Where Does CookiePro Fit In?
  4. Switching From WordPress To Hugo
  5. Vue.js And SEO: How To Optimize Reactive Websites For Search Engines And Bots
  6. Designing For Users Across Cultures: An Interview With Jenny Shen
  7. Monthly Web Development Update 5/2019: Over-Complication And Performative Workaholism
  8. Creating Your Own React Validation Library: The Basics (Part 1)
  9. SVG Web Page Components For IoT And Makers (Part 2)
  10. How Frontend Developers Can Help To Bridge The Gap Between Designers And Developers
  11. Setting Up A Digital Policy: An Interview With Kristina Podnar
  12. Mid-Century Modern Illustration: Creating A Cover Book With Illustrator And InDesign
  13. Finding Inspiration In Digital Influencers
  14. SVG Web Page Components For IoT And Makers (Part 1)
  15. Why Mason And Front-End As A Service Will Be A Game Changer For Product Development

Wirecutter

  1. Uber Visa Card Review: Is 4% Back on Dining Too Good to Be True?
  2. The Best Gaming Laptop
  3. Deals We Love From REI’s Anniversary Sale 2019
  4. The Best Bike Basket
  5. Is Financing a Mattress Worth It?
  6. Purple Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  7. Tuft & Needle Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  8. The Furnace and Air Conditioner Filters We Would Buy
  9. The Best 4K Monitors
  10. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  11. The Best Ukulele for Beginners
  12. Bank of America Premium Rewards Credit Card Review: Bountiful for Both Cash-Back and Travel Rewards Hounds
  13. Iced Coffee at Home: Cold-Brew Coffee Makers vs. DIY
  14. Saatva Mattress Reviews: An Honest Assessment
  15. Leesa Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  16. The Best Rear Bike Rack
  17. The Best Window Air Conditioner Bracket
  18. Our Favorite Kids Beachwear
  19. Father’s Day Gifts Your Dad Will Love
  20. Streaming TV May Not Be the Cable Replacement You Hoped For
  21. The Best USB Power Banks for Phones and Tablets
  22. When Is Amazon Prime Day 2019? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  23. How to Survive the End of Works With Nest
  24. The Best Medical Alert Systems
  25. The Best Android and iPhone Gimbal
  26. Amex SimplyCash Review: The Best All-Around, No-Annual-Fee Business Card
  27. The Best First Aid Kit for Hiking and the Outdoors
  28. The Best Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Cases
  29. 23 Wirecutter-Approved Gifts for College Graduates
  30. The Best Wireless Gaming Mouse

Sweethome

  1. Is Financing a Mattress Worth It?
  2. Purple Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  3. Tuft & Needle Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  4. The Furnace and Air Conditioner Filters We Would Buy
  5. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  6. Saatva Mattress Reviews: An Honest Assessment
  7. Leesa Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  8. The Best Window Air Conditioner Bracket
  9. Our Favorite Summer Sheets
  10. 11 Great Ideas to Declutter Your Home’s Small Entryway
  11. The Best Blackout Curtains
  12. The Best Bike Pump
  13. The Best Window Fans
  14. The Best Men’s Razors (for Any Face)
  15. Small Bedroom Ideas: The Best Ways to Maximize Your Tiny Space
  16. The Best Robes
  17. The Best Under-Sink Water Filter
  18. The Best Lawn Mower
  19. The Best Soldering Irons
  20. The Best Comforter
  21. The Best Rain Boots for Men and Women
  22. The Best Stuff from IKEA, According to Wirecutter’s Obsessive Staff
  23. The Best Shower Caddy
  24. The Best Robot Vacuums
  25. The Best Storage Containers
  26. The Best White Noise Machine
  27. Coat Racks to Declutter Your Entryway
  28. The Best LED Light Bulb
  29. The Best Label Maker
  30. The Best Ice Scraper and Snow Brush

Hacker News

  1. Scrum is fragile, not Agile
  2. “Wow – what is that?” Navy pilots report unexplained flying objects
  3. Dependabot Is Now Free and It's Amazing
  4. Lisp on Bare Metal for Makers
  5. How to Get Every Email Returned
  6. How Fragmented Is Android?
  7. Solid: Data ownership as well as improved privacy
  8. Understanding the Objective-C Runtime (2010)
  9. Bonini's Paradox
  10. Hledger: Robust Plain Text Accounting
  11. A Curious Sequence of Prime Numbers
  12. Knowledge Extraction from Unstructured Texts
  13. Coverage of a Disinformation Operation Against 2019 EU Parliamentary Elections
  14. Project Zero: The Definitive Guide on Win32 to NT Path Conversion (2016)
  15. Speech2Face: Learning the Face Behind a Voice
  16. GraphQL Query Rewriter
  17. Ways to break your systems code using volatile
  18. Can law firms be liable for fake reviews? Pennsylvania firm says no
  19. Ask HN: How do I make sure my non-technical parents are safe online?
  20. Intel Announces 8 Core I9-9900KS: Every Core at 5Ghz, All the Time
  21. American Pictures (1985) [pdf]
  22. What the Royal Astronomical Society in 1884 Tells Us About Python Today
  23. Is reason the slave of the passions?
  24. What Is Not in Plan Nine (2012)
  25. Scientists uncover exotic matter in the sun's atmosphere
  26. The Persistence of Chaos - $1M for malware infected laptop
  27. Managing Your Startup Board
  28. Why Fiction Beats Truth
  29. RCE Without Native Code: Exploitation of a Write-What-Where in Internet Explorer
  30. Hubble spies curious galaxy moving a little closer

Ars Technica

  1. Washington Governor signs bill to allow composting human bodies
  2. New Netflix original Rim of the World is pretty much perfect summer fare
  3. Australian rare-earth ore processor wants to build a plant in the US
  4. Before Netscape: The forgotten Web browsers of the early 1990s
  5. Test performance, gender, and temperature
  6. 30-plus years of HyperCard, the missing link to the Web
  7. Website for storing digital currencies hosted code with a sneaky backdoor
  8. Here are the finalists for 2019’s “Board game of the year” award
  9. Apple releases iOS 12.3.1 and a supplemental update for macOS 10.14.5
  10. Star Wars: KOTOR film rumors, Sonic film delayed to fix its VFX
  11. Trump gives Barr authority to declassify anything in campaign “spying” probe
  12. 47 Democrats cave on net neutrality after GOP calls bill “dead on arrival”
  13. Back in time: See You Yesterday brings time travel to the streets of Flatbush
  14. Hunter-gathering seems to have been easier than farming
  15. Google bots shut down Baltimore officials’ ransomware-workaround Gmail accounts
  16. Rocket Report: SpaceX sues the federal government, Chinese launch failure
  17. SpaceX launches Starlink mission, deploys 60 satellites [Updated]
  18. Fake cryptocurrency apps on Google Play try to profit on bitcoin price surge
  19. Stronger than aluminum, a heavily altered wood cools passively
  20. New Assange indictment adds 17 espionage charges

Digg

  1. Discovery Of The Last Slave Ship To America Brings New Hope To An Old Community
  2. YouTuber 'ContraPoints' Masterfully Untangles Our Society's Obsession With Beauty
  3. Annie Lennox Cleans House
  4. Be Smart and Be Safe On Your Summer Adventures With 20% Off A TASER Device
  5. A Simple Primer On Quantum Computing, A Technology That Could Upend Everything
  6. Is It Time To Abolish The SAT?
  7. A YouTuber Dramatically Described Seeing His Wife Fall Off A Cliff And — I Know, This Is Shocking — It Became A Meme
  8. The Cast Of 'Aladdin' Joins James Corden For A Crosswalk Production Of The Movie
  9. Confessions Of A Lapsed Catholic Dancer
  10. How The For-Profit Prison Industry Keeps 460,000 Innocent People In Jail Every Day
  11. The Secret To The Longevity Of These Japanese May Be The Alcohol They Drink
  12. New York's Vanishing Diners
  13. A Migrant Family Takes A Greyhound Across America
  14. You Can Get An Extra 25% Off This Top-Rated VPN Today
  15. The Fascinating Obsession Of Eating Potentially Deadly Cycad In Japan
  16. YouTubers And Record Labels Are Fighting, And Record Labels Keep Winning
  17. DreamWorks Is Also Coming Out With A Yeti Movie — Here's The Trailer For 'Abominable'
  18. This Is What It Was Like To Perform Abortions Before Roe
  19. 'The View' Is A Political Powerhouse Hiding In Plain Sight
  20. This Hilarious Burping Chihuahua Can't Stop Burping
  21. When Our Dead Are Blasted To Space
  22. The Legend Of The Ridiculously Long Montauk Bathroom Line
  23. Get Smart Self-Defense: 20% Off Our Mobile-Connected TASER Device This Weekend.
  24. Blindfolded Listeners Attempt To Match The Voice With The Performer, With Hilarious Results
  25. These Photos Depict The Bizarre, Eerie Beauty Of The All-American Road Trip
  26. Leslie Jones And Seth Meyers Troll Their Way Through The Last Episode Of 'Game Of Thrones'
  27. New York Experiments With A 'Holy Grail' To End Gridlock
  28. The Child Goddesses Of Nepal, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
  29. Horse Girls Are Just Straight Up Becoming Horses Now
  30. Kate Hudson Was Destined For Hollywood Greatness. Then She Pivoted To Leggings
  31. How An Internet Mob Falsely Painted A Chipotle Employee As Racist
  32. Telepathy Is Real With The Help Of A Computer
  33. Cuddle Up This Summer In The DoubleNest Hammock
  34. In A Town Shaped By Water, The River Is Winning
  35. Massive Parade Of Ducks Cross The Street To The Shock Of Motorists
  36. This Chemistry Teacher Is Having The Time Of His Life
  37. Women Are Happier Without Children Or A Spouse, Says Happiness Expert
  38. Watch This YouTuber's Wife Tell The Incredible Story Of How She Fell Off A Cliff
  39. Owen Jones Delivers Fiery Response To Theresa May's Tearful Exit: 'I've Got Less Than No Sympathy For Her'
  40. The Secret Of Bernie's Millions
  41. Man Lights Cigarette In The Middle Of A Flight To The Shock Of Passengers
  42. What An Extinct Bird Re-Evolving Says About 'Species'
  43. Amanda Eller, Found After 16 Days In Maui Forest, Was 'Very Awake, Very Aware — Mentally 100%'
  44. SpaceX Starlink Satellites Spotted In Sky Over The Netherlands
  45. How Your Brain Perceives Magicians Cutting Their Assistants In Half
  46. Anna The Anaconda Got Pregnant All By Herself — By 'Virgin Birth'
  47. Clever Softball Pitcher Practices With Concrete Blocks Stacked On Home Plate
  48. The Erotic Thriller's Little Death
  49. Hanging On The Telephone
  50. This Delivery Robot Made By Ford Is Deeply Unsettling
  51. Ranking Hot Dogs By How (Un)healthy They Are
  52. Lori Beth Denberg Reprises Her Iconic 'Loud Librarian' In New Reboot Of Nickelodeon's 'All That'
  53. Mesmerising Timelapse Captures Mount Agung Erupting In Bali
  54. The Man Who Made Einstein World-Famous
  55. Listen To Acclaimed Author Naomi Wolf Realize A Major Thesis Of Her New Book Is Wrong During An Interview
  56. Larry The Cat Upstages Theresa May Ahead Of Her Resignation Speech
  57. All The Latest And Best Longform On The Internet
  58. ​Do I Have To Spend Time With People Who Photoshopped My Face Onto A Porn Actor's Body, And Other Advice Column Questions
  59. Memorial Day Sale: Watch Out! Save 20 Percent On These Analog Watches
  60. Get Dressed Up For Summer Wedding Season
  61. From Cute To Techy To Old-Timey, These Three Camping Lanterns Will Be Your Light In The Darkness

New Scientist

  1. Minecraft competition will challenge AIs to become expert engineers
  2. Earth's methane emissions are rising and we don't know why
  3. The oceans are very slowly draining into the rock below Earth's crust
  4. Organic matter from space preserved in 3.3-billion-year-old rocks
  5. Drones flown straight at aircraft to test collision avoidance tech
  6. NASA picks Maxar to build the first piece of its lunar space station
  7. High-tech wood could keep homes cool by reflecting the sun’s rays
  8. The tiniest fish are the most important for healthy coral reefs
  9. The backlash against face recognition has begun – but who will win?
  10. SpaceX is launching 60 satellites to start its global internet scheme
  11. Aaaaaargh! The true nature of screaming has finally been revealed
  12. Chimpanzees eat tortoises after smashing them open on tree trunks
  13. Robots conduct daily health inspections of schoolchildren in China
  14. Polarisation on social media could be reduced with a few simple tweaks
  15. The average animal will be 10 per cent smaller in the next century
  16. Deaths from strokes in England have halved in just a decade
  17. Gut microbes may determine whether infants develop food allergies
  18. Specially created animal 'cancer avatars' could personalise treatments
  19. China confirmed as source of illegal ozone-destroying chemicals
  20. Working hypothesis: From Japanese phone numbers to Woody Harrelson
  21. DNA from mummy's tomb reveals ancient Egyptian origins of watermelon
  22. Drone can transform into a tiny car to slide under small gaps
  23. Lyme disease is spreading across the US but your dog can help track it
  24. The truth about lie detectors: They don't work and never have
  25. The young sun spun slowly, which could explain why we are here
  26. Plastic straws will be banned in England from April 2020
  27. Women who have cardiac arrests are more likely to die than men
  28. Chimps that mash potatoes challenge our understanding of tool use
  29. Contaminated blood scandal: Could some deaths have been prevented?
  30. Turning CO2 into animal feed could make it greener for us to eat meat
  31. Putting a bird feeder in your garden really does help wildlife
  32. UK's controversial use of face recognition to be challenged in court
  33. Older people use more energy - and it's not just because of wealth
  34. Sea level rise could hit 2 metres by 2100 - much worse than feared
  35. Who should I vote for in the 2019 European elections?
  36. Bonobo mothers stand guard and chase off rivals while their sons mate
  37. DNA database opts a million people out from police searches
  38. Weird physical illusion makes you think objects are impossibly light
  39. How did pollsters get the Australian election result so wrong?
  40. Sabre-toothed cats bit rivals in the head and punctured their skulls
  41. Blacklisting Huawei from Android upgrades will end up hurting Google
  42. Some baby dinosaurs crawled before learning to walk on two legs
  43. Mini universes could be constantly exploding at every point in space
  44. Selfish motives must not imperil the new space age
  45. Pluto has an underground ocean kept warm by a layer of gassy ice
  46. I went hunting for willow seeds in the home of Winnie-the-Pooh
  47. Funding crisis threatens crucial UK ocean monitoring project
  48. No, koalas are not 'functionally extinct', but they are in trouble
  49. Sea otters are bouncing back - and into the jaws of great white sharks
  50. Cannabis plant evolved super high (on the Tibetan Plateau)
  51. Digital camera sees around corners by guessing what's lurking behind
  52. Compulsory vaccines are needed to keep measles under control in the UK
  53. Squished faces aren’t the only cause of bulldog breathing difficulties
  54. Peasants in medieval England ate a diet of meat stew and cheese
  55. Alabama’s extreme new law could lead to an end of US abortion rights
  56. Could geoengineering really help us solve the climate crisis?
  57. Axions may or may not exist - but we're not just making things up
  58. China wants to make the fastest planes ever with a new material
  59. Centre for Cancer Drug Discovery to focus on anti-evolution treatments
  60. The quest for better snakebite treatments gets a funding boost
  61. Hearing device picks out right voice from a crowd by reading your mind
  62. Smartphone app that chirps in your ear could diagnose ear infections
  63. Did we split from Neanderthals 400,000 years earlier than we thought?
  64. China's rover peeks under the crust of the far side of the moon
  65. Working hypothesis: From deepfake Dali to black toothpaste
  66. We need to rediscover the wonder of space exploration to save Earth
  67. Can the UK avoid having a lethal opioid crisis like the one in the US?
  68. Climate change may make trees live fast and die young
  69. NHS hospital to trial genetic analysis for blood pressure patients
  70. Free-floating DNA to reveal the health of river and lake ecosystems
  71. Shining a UV light on a special glue can repair heart wounds
  72. Greening the chemical industry requires massive amount of renewables
  73. NASA to get an extra $1.6 billion to put the first woman on the moon
  74. You should update WhatsApp to avoid a surveillance vulnerability
  75. AI doesn't see the world like us which is why it is so easily confused
  76. Apollo-era moonquakes suggest lunar colonies must be shake-proof
  77. Bacteria could identify month-old suspicious stains at crime scenes
  78. Make a shape-shifting tablet with touchscreens that click together
  79. Climate change is an emergency we can solve
  80. Titan’s seas may be coated in organic goop that stops waves forming
  81. A simple experiment could help find alien life on Europa
  82. Artificial sponges could pull uranium from seawater for nuclear power
  83. AI recommends 'fashionable' outfits to millions of people in China
  84. The universe is 2.5 billion times less magnetic than a fridge magnet
  85. Directors are using virtual reality on set to find the perfect shot
  86. Instagram is attempting to crack down on misinformation about vaccines
  87. Every country worldwide is now using the most effective polio vaccine
  88. My liver, your kidney: The world's first non-identical organ swap
  89. Jeff Bezos announces plans for delivery service to the moon by 2024
  90. A quarter of people who meditate experience negative mental states
  91. Some deep-sea fish have evolved souped-up colour night vision
  92. Penguin and seal dung nourishes organisms that are kilometres away
  93. It may become impossible to tell if Iran starts making a nuclear bomb
  94. Chimpanzees observed ganging up on a leopard and stealing its food
  95. The idea that there are only 100 harvests left is just a fantasy
  96. Some UK coastal communities may have to move because of climate change
  97. Voice assistants seem to be worse at understanding commands from women
  98. Hormone treatment may help prevent miscarriages in some pregnancies
  99. Underwater tests reveal sharks may be smarter than you think
  100. Uber and Lyft increased traffic delays in San Francisco by 40 percent

Slashdot

  1. WHO Officially Classifies 'Gaming Disorder' As An Illness
  2. Microsoft Teams With Alphabet's X and Brilliant For Online Quantum Computing Class
  3. Elon Musk on Twitter: 'Trains Should Be On Surface, Cars Below'
  4. 'Boring Company' Video Suggests Company Is Abandoning Underground Rails
  5. How a Professor Beat Roulette, Crediting a Non-Existent Supercomputer
  6. 'The Future of AT&T Is An Ad-tracking Nightmare Hellworld'
  7. In A World First, Scientists Change Snail's Shell-Coiling Direction With CRISPR
  8. Will Disney+ Destroy Netflix?
  9. MIDI Association Explains 'Capability Inquiry' Features In MIDI 2.0
  10. What If We Could Reuse The Packaging on Consumer Products?
  11. TurboTax Is Using A 'Military Discount' to Trick Troops Into Paying to File Their Taxes
  12. The First Usable Electric Car Was Invented In Britain In 1884
  13. British Consumers Have Started To Dump Huawei Phones
  14. Microsoft Adds Python To Windows -- Sort Of
  15. Can James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger Revive The 'Terminator' Franchise?

BoingBoing

  1. Poland has asked the European Court of Justice to overturn the #CopyrightDirective
  2. The Chinese company that bought Grindr wasn't supposed to let Chinese engineers access Americans' data -- but it did
  3. These corporations backed the politicians who will murder women by banning legal, safe abortions
  4. Remembering the pre-Netscape browsers
  5. Just look at this suspect's gun that turned out to be a banana
  6. Catch Memorial Day deals on this Bluetooth audio gear
  7. Europe's surging, far-right, "anti-establishment" parties: funded by billionaires, voting for billionaire-friendly policies, lining their own pockets
  8. Quantum physics, Brad & Angie, and Doris Day's scandals, in this week’s dubious tabloids
  9. Give your career a boost with these online training bundles that are 60% off
  10. Real estate title insurance company exposed 885,000,000 customers' records, going back 16 years: bank statements, drivers' licenses, SSNs, and tax records
  11. Already regretting assigning Anthony Burgess to review the Samsung Galaxy Fold
  12. The Digital Public Library of America has re-released the Mueller Report as a well-formatted ebook instead of a crappy PDF
  13. A(nother) Lego Turing machine
  14. On the visual miracle of "slit-scan" video
  15. How to manage anxiety and depression in 10 easy* steps
  16. Stephen Colbert plays D&D with Matt Mercer for Red Nose Day
  17. Highly rated Black n' Red notebook on sale
  18. Deepfaking Mona Lisa
  19. A cheap bread lame that should work just fine
  20. That guy who made up a story about stealing a brick of heroin from an MS-13 gang member says he now regrets it
  21. Germany demands an end to working cryptography
  22. How a quartz watch works
  23. Comcast fights shareholder call for lobbying transparency, saying that it would be "burdensome" to reveal how much it spends lobbying states
  24. A neuroscientist explains the "brain orgasm" response of ASMR videos
  25. James Brown in Rocky IV
  26. Supercut of Spongebob Squarepants characters screaming "My leg!"
  27. Terminator bookends and tankard
  28. The Pirate Bay still lives
  29. I'm just a bowl cut and a sit and spin away from happiness
  30. Rudy Giuliani slurs a tweet attacking Nancy Pelosi for hoaxed slurring

Core77

  1. Converse Enlists Tinker Hatfield for New "Star Series": Here's a look Inside the Design Process
  2. Chen & Kai Romance Stone Into Elegant Furnishings at New York's Casa Perfect
  3. Design Job: Gear Up: Icon Motosports is Seeking a Motorcycle Accessories Designer inPortland
  4. Looks Like We Might Be Catching Helicopters Instead of Cabs in the Near Future
  5. Currently Crowdfunding: New Tools to Soothe Tired Muscles, Help You Conserve Water, and More
  6. Reader Submitted: This Compass Features a Familiar Mechanism Similar to Camera Apertures
  7. Design Job: Put Your Game Face On: Nickelodeon is Seeking a Designer in New York, NY
  8. Reader Submitted: A Communal Table Made From Up-cycled Construction Aluminum
  9. The Dissatisfied Designer
  10. Design Job: Apple is Seeking a Senior iOS Engineer in Austin, TX
  11. The Design Principles That Make Land Rover Successful: Excerpts from a Talk by Gerry McGovern, Director of Design
  12. Reader Submitted: A Chair Inspired By Repetitive Thoughts
  13. Meet 5 Textile-Focused Dutch Designers Exhibiting at Ventura New York
  14. Design Job: Teague is Seeking a Senior Interaction Designer in Seattle
  15. Visibility's "Under the Office" Focuses on the Grind of Running a Product Design Studio

CNET

  1. Game of Thrones season 8: We just learned how Arya killed the Night King - CNET
  2. Game of Thrones Last Watch documentary: How to watch and how to stream HBO without cable - CNET
  3. Two big reasons why the 2020 iPhone might be worth the wait - CNET
  4. World Health Organization deems 'gaming disorder' an official illness - CNET
  5. CEO of Candy Crush developer stepping down - CNET
  6. Elon Musk's $10 million XPrize awarded to educational technology video - CNET
  7. How to watch the 2019 Indy 500 today: Livestream info, start time, etc. - Roadshow
  8. Convert a photo of data into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet in a snap - CNET
  9. Want to do that gender face swap thing everyone's talking about? Here's how - CNET
  10. Amazon's Good Omens cast talks bad bosses and bureaucracy video - CNET
  11. The Outer Worlds: Everything you need to know about Obsidian's next RPG - CNET
  12. Why your phone gets so damn hot and how to keep it from overheating - CNET
  13. Porsche 993 by Gunther Werks quick drive review: The restomod zinger that isn’t a Singer - Roadshow
  14. 10 great Father's Day gifts under $100 - CNET
  15. Pixel 3A vs. Pixel 3, Moto G7, OnePlus 6T: All specs compared - CNET
  16. Impossible Burger vs Beyond Meat Burger: Taste, ingredients and availability, compared - CNET
  17. The best electric scooters, e-bikes and rideable tech we've tested - CNET
  18. Alienware m17 review: An Alienware all grown up - CNET
  19. Pixel 4 and 4 XL rumors: Release date, leak details, design, specs and more - CNET
  20. Stolen NSA hacking tool now victimizing US cities, report says - CNET
  21. The best grill sales for Memorial Day 2019 - CNET
  22. The A-Team lives on in Opel's 'O-Team' Zafira Life - Roadshow
  23. The best Memorial Day mattress sales - CNET
  24. The best Memorial Day sales of 2019 - CNET
  25. BMW Garmisch concept recreation wows at Villa d'Este - Roadshow

Reddit

  1. [NSFW] Men of Reddit, what's the greatest realization you've had during post-nut clarity?
  2. China makes arrests, shuts down rogue chemical factories that spewed banned ozone-depleting gas
  3. Artist's Facebook disabled after posting 'MAGA hat collection'
  4. Bar owner says health-conscious customers who only order tap water are ruining her business
  5. Cutie in Peru
  6. Someone bit so hard that Snopes got involved
  7. Someone bit so hard that Snopes got involved
  8. Going out with a man she doesn't like for free food then bragging about it on social media.
  9. Turns out a lightning strike is capable of fully stripping a tree of its bark
  10. Washington tribal teen wins 1st place at Track & Field Championship this weekend wearing red face paint for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women. She also earned a sportsmanship medal. The shirt she wore on the podium says "Merciless Indian Savage" (words from the Declaration of Independence).
  11. Work friend says she unroastable, light her up!!!
  12. High-intensity resistance training can improve sleep quality and reduce anxiety in adults with post-traumatic stress disorder, finds a new randomized controlled feasibility trial.
  13. Grass is fucking weird. It's a living organism, & it's everywhere. There's so much of it, and it will probably never go extinct. It's so common that it's absence would actually be more noticeable than it's existence. Nobody ever thinks about it, but it gets even weirder if you think about it longer.
  14. I’ve finished The Name of the Wind and I am blown away
  15. I absolutely shut down my conservative christian uncle and I dont think things will be the same.
  16. seems like it's getting out of hand, 3rd burn that I've seen so far.
  17. My friends unnecessarily hostile thermometer in the backyard patio.
  18. Rick Astley sings "Never Gonna Give You Up" in a small Toronto bar with a giant choir
  19. Pro players' pub all-chat
  20. What's the coolest wheelchair?
  21. The Human loves the sneezy boi
  22. Think about your purchases
  23. Dear Robert Mueller: Not Testifying Publicly Is an Intensely Political Decision
  24. Excuse me but I just wanted to say...
  25. LPT: Reminder. Monday is Memorial Day, not Veterans Day. Don’t thank servicemen/women for their service on Memorial Day
  26. Play Like Nobody's Watching.
  27. Are you calling me a Nazi?
  28. Poland has now officially filed a complaint against the European Union's 'upload filter'
  29. Men of Reddit: What % of your male friends do you know essentially nothing about their sex life?
  30. (Spoilers Extended) Emillia Clarke: "Would've loved more dialogue between me and Missandei, or between me and Cercei. But i'm in no position to critique the geniuses that have written the show"
  31. TIFU by saying my best friends wife might have cheated on him, during their speaker phone call to announce their pregnancy.
  32. A drunk guy is trying to break a neck to a 9yo kid in Kiev, Ukraine.
  33. Let's look from a different perspective
  34. Team Finland wins against team Canada 3-1 to win the World championship gold medal!
  35. Bucks fans reaction to Giannis after the team lands in Milwaukee
  36. Now that’s a fact
  37. AOC is All Elite.
  38. AITA for wanting a divorce from husband who lost 200k on bitcoin?
  39. Man United Legends 5-0 Bayern Munich Legends - David Beckham 90'
  40. Memes >
  41. Get better education and profits with an investment in this public offering!
  42. A pigeon just laid an egg on my fucking bed and is always coming inside my room.
  43. Made me laugh
  44. Stereoscopic Display
  45. Just gonna hang this sweatshirt on a tree real quick
  46. Butter fingers goes paragliding
  47. Blursed Jesus
  48. What are some red flags of a bad friendship?
  49. Equilibrium [2002]: In the testing room scene, Preston does not shoot the tester because he showed fear, a prohibited emotion. Preston nods in acknowledgement before leaving.
  50. Ellen being rude to the translator
  51. Michael Phelps is the most decorated Olympian of all time and also holds the record for the longest televised putt
  52. Something's not right..
  53. Gender is a scam invented by bathroom companies in 1960s to sell more bathrooms
  54. I don’t understand how people afford their lifestyles even after I have reached a place in my life where I make “good money.”
  55. Unbelievable
  56. Need for Reboot
  57. Waking up a deaf pup
  58. Sweet tinder match
  59. Can't relate.
  60. Very True
  61. I took a DNA test just for fun and found out my dad isn’t my dad.
  62. My neighbor and her date decided to dress in the 1950s look for the prom.....AWESOME
  63. Dancing... ? But... how... ?
  64. After Girl’s Dad Cuts Her Hair Off For Getting Birthday Highlights, Mom Steps In | Makes a viral social media post, wins full custody of daughter, father and girlfriend suspended from their firefighter job, under investigation for abuse, daughter raises $3k for hair, gets wig. (33 clicks saved)
  65. Thanks, I hate Adele
  66. Yes please.
  67. How to wake up a deaf pup
  68. to invite a disabled man to talk about accessibility..
  69. 🔥 Lake McDonald 🔥
  70. There were greater increases in colon cancer screening rates in states that expanded Medicaid than in those that did not, a new study finds. The Affordable Care Act let states expand Medicaid insurance coverage to low-income adults, who tend to have poor access to preventive health services.
  71. Thor is spirit animal
  72. Softball player practicing to avoid throwing the ball right down the middle... cement blocks stacked on the plate and I never saw her hit a single one!
  73. Robber gets what he deserves.
  74. TIL about Nuclear Semiotics - the study of how to warn people 10,000+ years from now about nuclear waste, when all known languages may have disappeared
  75. The truth exposed.
  76. 2 for 1 bathing suit curse
  77. Infecting a laptop with malware is art?
  78. [OC]We made a DnD character creation/visualizer prototype for a school project in 48h and we're thinking about to developing it with a lot of futures. What do you guys think?
  79. I wish the US Presidential Election was decided through trial-by-combat
  80. Bad hair anatomy and pedo bullshit all in one!
  81. mccree on ptr rn
  82. [No spoilers] Thanks Game of Thrones!
  83. When you rebuild the Tower of the Hand exactly to specifications in a week.
  84. Watch a dog die inside
  85. “It sounds like [The Holocaust museum definition of fascism] was deliberately crafted to imply that modern day conservatism is fascism”
  86. I guess I’m not a person.
  87. It is a fairly strong magnet I found with a metal detector. Found in a person's yard in a small town. It is really smooth.
  88. I like caravans more
  89. Reddit is a better Instagram, discord is a better Skype, ____ is a better YouTube.
  90. mAN faLLs OfF cLifF aNd dIEs A HoRRIblE deATh!!!
  91. Forgot to mention, we both have amnesia
  92. An entire universe. Once and for all. (Credit to @mcucapture on Instagram)
  93. Anon gets protection
  94. When two people are having a conversation and you hear your name mentioned
  95. I still think a Lando film would have been great.
  96. *shooting* what is that thing?!
  97. Irish prime minister to fast-track radical climate change policies. "The public have sent us a message which is that they want us to accelerate action on climate. "It will require changes at individual, community and national level".
  98. a friend’s boyfriend’s friend. bonus drunk texts from months ago. suuure
  99. Fallout Cosplay
  100. To all my ladies who think that slim thick is looking like an hourglass without ribs. This is what slim thick actually looks like with healthy exercise and different angles. (Unless you won the genetic lottery of course)

The Verge

  1. These eight short story collections would make excellent sci-fi anthology shows
  2. VanMoof Electrified X2 e-bike review: a shareable obsession
  3. Samsung releases some clever Disney and Pixar wallpapers for the Galaxy S10
  4. There’s now a museum dedicated to Robert Moog and synthesis called the Moogseum
  5. In BirdGut, you try to escape a dystopian society inside a bird’s stomach
  6. Apple’s abacus emoji is wrong
  7. Poland has filed a complaint against the European Union’s copyright directive
  8. An astronomer captured SpaceX’s recently-launched StarLink satellites on video
  9. Hackers reportedly used a tool developed by the NSA to attack Baltimore’s computer systems
  10. Alexa announcements feature now works on every Alexa-compatible device

Wired

  1. Elon Musk Gets a Boring Customer and More This Week in Car News
  2. Trump and Pelosi's War of Words Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
  3. 4 Best Password Managers of 2019 (Paid, Family, and Free)
  4. These Hidden Women Helped Invent Chaos Theory
  5. 7 Best Cheap Smartphones (2019): Budget iPhones and Android
  6. Deepfakes Are Getting Better. But They're Still Easy to Spot
  7. Space Photos of the Week: Bumper-Car Galactica
  8. Snapchat Employees Reportedly Spied on Private Snaps
  9. We Need More Thrillers About the Videogame Industry
  10. Best Camping Gear: 17 Cool Camping Gadgets & Supplies (2019)
  11. This Dating App Exposes the Monstrous Bias of Algorithms
  12. How Red Bull's Aerobatic Helicopter Flies Wild Stunts Over NYC
  13. How to Spring Clean Your Digital Clutter to Protect Yourself
  14. It’s OK That Amazon Will (Likely) Get the .amazon Domain
  15. What Do Amazon's Star Ratings Really Mean?
  16. 23 Best Memorial Day Sales of 2019: Laptops, TVs, Apple, and More
  17. Mysterious Midwest Tornadoes, Airbnb's NYC Truce, and More News
  18. 885 Million First American Financial Records Exposed Online
  19. Gadget Lab Podcast: Samsung’s Innovation Dilemma
  20. Apple's MacBook Pro Keyboard Fix Comes Down to Tiny Tweaks

LifeHacker

  1. Sunday's Best Deals: Tempur-Pedic Mattress, Pelican Coolers, Forever 21, and More
  2. Quickly Summarize a Long Online Article Into a Few Sentences With This Site
  3. Get RV-Friendly Driving Directions With CoPilot GPS
  4. How to Stream the Stanley Cup Finals This Week
  5. Easily Share a Parent's Medical Updates With a Group Using This App
  6. Try a 'Sonic' Instead of a G&T or Highball This Summer
  7. View Definitions and Pronunciations For Words While You Read Websites With This Extension
  8. Kick Off the Long Weekend With a Maraschino Martini
  9. Which Pride Month Merchandise Actually Helps LGBTQ Causes?
  10. The Best Rewards Credit Cards of 2019
  11. Go to Bed With a Buffy Comforter, Now $20 Off For Memorial Day
  12. How to Decorate a Bookshelf with More than Just Books
  13. How to Have the Best Possible Memorial Day Weekend
  14. What's the Best Way to Get a Car Loan If I Have the Income but Not a Good Credit Score?
  15. Zappos' Memorial Day Sale Features Over 70,000 Deals on Footwear From Nike, Cole Haan, Ugg, and More
  16. How to Get a Leg Workout With Just a Set of Stairs
  17. Frozen Yogurt Is a Breakfast Food
  18. Where to Shop This Memorial Day Weekend
  19. Friday's Best Deals: Dyson Vacuum, Netgear Orbi, Clear the Rack, and More
  20. How Muslims Have Been a Major Part of American History
  21. Should You Buy Charmin's Giant Toilet Paper Roll?
  22. How to Manage Game Day Anxiety
  23. Clear the Rack Is Back With Over 14,000 Discounted Items
  24. Seize Your Free Time With a 'Sudden Opportunity List'
  25. Deadspin Raptors Defense Pushes Bucks To The Toilet’s Edge In Game 5 Upset | Jezebel A Judge Has Iss

The Onion

  1. Nancy Pelosi Slams Edited Footage With Claim That When She’s Drunk You’ll Fucking Know It
  2. Ed Sheeran Releasing Collaborative Album
  3. ICE Agent Can’t Believe He Being Reprimanded For Child Who Died All Those Months Ago
  4. 5 Things To Know About The 2019 Measles Outbreak
  5. Corner Store Customers Saddened By Sight Of Frantic Trump Doing Scratch-Off Tickets Right On Counter
  6. McDonald’s To Add Global Items To Food Menu
  7. Chicago Authorities Free Over 2,000 Southpaws From Illegal Mascot Mill
  8. Nintendo Announces That ‘Super Mario Maker 2’ Will Finally Let Users Build A Synagogue So Mario Can Get Bar Mitzvahed
  9. Businessman Mortified To Discover He’s Been Wearing Suit Backwards All Day
  10. Depressed LeBron James Realizes That At His Age Copernicus Was Developing Theory Of Heliocentrism
  11. New Employee Confused By Office Espresso Machine Just Returns To Desk With Mug Of Hot Water
  12. NBA Requests Fans Sitting Courtside Not Release Derivative Albums
  13. Urban Outfitters Introducing Clothing Rental Service
  14. Song Banged Out In Half Hour By Professional Songwriters To Define Teenager’s Personality For Next Two Years
  15. Jay Inslee Recalls Decision To Run For President After 5 Teens From Across Globe Pressed Enchanted Rings Together To Call Him Into Existence
  16. Moby Provides Long-Range, Blurry Photo Taken Through Window To Prove He Currently Dating Natalie Portman
  17. Geologists Uncover Slab Of Amber Containing Perfectly Preserved Adam And Eve
  18. Tyson Holds Contest To Let Fans Submit New Ideas For Torturing Chicken To Death
  19. Keanu Reeves Recalls Preparing For ‘John Wick 3’ By Acting In Two Previous ‘John Wick’ Films
  20. Japan Begins Testing Next-Gen Bullet Train
  21. India Continues Surge Towards Status As First World Nation By Reelecting Racist, Right-Wing Authoritarian
  22. A Country Divided: The Onion Takes An In-Depth Look At How State Boundaries Work
  23. Tips For Home Baking
  24. Trump Warns China Not To Underestimate His Willingness To Sacrifice Every American’s Well-Being
  25. Tips For Playing ‘Rage 2’

The Register

  1. Millions of personal files exposed by insurance biz, serial web hacker strikes again, and more from infosec land
  2. That magical super material Apple hopes will hit backspace on its keyboard woes? Nylon
  3. Activist shareholders to target Zuck with giant angry emoji inflatable at Facebook AGM
  4. DXC: We axed 10k staff, shut nine data centres, closed 4.6m sq ft of office space... and sales tumbled, funnily enough
  5. That's just Huawei it goes, shrugs founder as analysts forecast sales slump for embattled biz
  6. HP's delayed Reverb: Jesus-headset dribbles out of the echo chamber and into the channel
  7. Rough quarter? Just blame falling sales on China and US trade tensions – right, HPE?
  8. What do our IT pro readers make of virtualization in 2019? Here are the poll results, plus our insight and tips
  9. Uber JUMPs at chance to dump load of electric bikes across Islington
  10. Murdoch-backed adtech startup Unlockd ditches Google lawsuit: That'll be £200k, ta very much
  11. Coverage concerns dog UK Emergency Services Network as boss admits scheme too ambitious
  12. Headsup for those managing Windows 10 boxen: Microsoft has tweaked patching rules
  13. Ofcom to Openreach: Thou shalt prise open thy network for firms targeting biz customers
  14. Gee, SEC, how did that get out?! 'Leaked' Tesla email claims big boost in Model 3 production
  15. HP: Based on our Intel, don't hold your breath waiting for Chipzilla's CPU shortage to end
  16. Let's make laptops from radium. How's that for planned obsolescence?
  17. Want to train a dragon? You'll need 500 million files, 730TB of data, 54,000 CPU cores...
  18. Microsoft? Oh it's just another partnership, insists GitHub CEO
  19. Gain clear visibility into your network with app intelligence from Gigamon: We chat to the biz about its tech
  20. Never let something so flimsy as a locked door to the computer room stand in the way of an auditor on the warpath
  21. Third time's a charm? SpaceX hopes to launch 60 Starlink broadband sats into orbit tonight
  22. Maker of US border's license-plate scanning tech ransacked by hacker, blueprints and files dumped online
  23. AI can now animate the Mona Lisa's face or any other portrait you give it. We're not sure we're happy with this reality
  24. Facebook removes about as many fake accounts as it has actual monthly users (yes, billions) in effort to clean up online
  25. WikiLeaks boss Assange acted as a foreign spy, Uncle Sam exclaims in fresh rap sheet
  26. Why telcos 'handed over' people's GPS coords to a bounty hunter: He just had to ask nicely
  27. British Army cyber 'n' psyops unit 77 Brigade can't even brainwash civvies into helping it meet recruitment targets
  28. Weak AF array sales at NetApp leave analysts feeling cold
  29. While big orange spectre haunts certain Chinese firms, fiscal '19 treated Lenovo rather well
  30. We'll hack back at Russians, declare UK ministers in cyber-Blitz blitz
  31. GitLab looks for users to CI to eye: Come join us on the happy path
  32. Phisher folk reel in Computacenter security vetting mailbox packed with sensitive staff data
  33. Programmers' Question Time: Tiptoe through the tuples
  34. GitHub slurps open-source bug zapping automator Dependabot, chucks cash at devs
  35. Minecraft's my Nirvana. I found it hard, it's hard to find. Oh well, whatever... Never Mined
  36. DataStax has stars in its eyes over Constellation, its latest tweak on Apache Cassandra
  37. NASA boffins may just carve your name on a chip and send it to Mars if you ask nicely
  38. Serverless Computing London: Agenda on its way, blind birds heading off
  39. Tim Peake's Soyuz lands in London after jaunt around the UK
  40. No Huawei out: Prez Trump's game of chicken with China has serious consequences
  41. We listened to more than 3 hours of US Congress testimony on facial recognition so you didn't have to go through it
  42. Comcast – the cable giant America loves and trusts – confirms in-home health device to keep tabs on subscribers
  43. Apple arms web browser privacy torpedo, points it directly at Google's advertising model
  44. Koh-MG: Qualcomm guilty of abusing chip patent monopoly, biz promises to appeal
  45. Kelway founder slurps Brit public sector supplier SBL, financials undisclosed
  46. Apple reckons mystery new material will debug butterfly keyboard woes in latest MacBook Pros
  47. Irish data cops are shoving a probe right into Google's ads
  48. Microsoft gently leads workhorse Windows Server 1903 for a pad around the paddock
  49. US Air Force probes targeted malware attack, blames... er, the US Navy? What?
  50. EE's 5G rollout: Oi, where are your Mates? Yes, we mean the Huawei phones

TechMeme

  1. Dating apps' design, which frequently uses gamification, manipulative copy, and growth hacks, can drive engagement at the expense of a healthy dating culture (Adam Haworth/Charged)
  2. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao is taking Sequoia Capital China back to court for allegedly harming his reputation after its case against him was dismissed (Wolfie Zhao/CoinDesk)
  3. The US esports industry seems to be in a bubble, with viewership stats that sources say are rosy-eyed at best, and inflated, unverified, or misleading at worst (Cecilia D'Anastasio/Kotaku)
  4. Profile of Singapore-based ecommerce company Qoo10, which raised a total of $230M, sold its Japan site to eBay for $537M in 2018, and is expanding in SE Asia (Crystal Tai/South China Morning Post)
  5. Trump's claims that Huawei was banned because it is a security threat and that the ban may be lifted as part of a trade deal, are incompatible and make no sense (Russell Brandom/The Verge)
  6. YouTubers are seeing an increase in aggressive copyright claims from record labels, creating frustration among creators, who believe their work is fair use (Julia Alexander/The Verge)
  7. Small, rural carriers, dependent on Huawei's inexpensive equipment, are having to rethink expansion plans or replace existing gear due to the ban on the company (Cecilia Kang/New York Times)
  8. World Health Organisation makes "gaming disorder" a recognized illness; classification to come into effect January 1, 2022 (Christopher Dring/World Health ...)
  9. SEC filing: the CEO and co-founder of King is stepping down on July 1, three years after Activision Blizzard acquired the Candy Crush developer for $5.9B (Tim Bradshaw/Financial Times)
  10. China supplies around 80% of world's rare earths, crucial elements for electronics, but this monopoly is not an effective tool to retaliate over the Huawei ban (James Vincent/The Verge)
  11. Intel Computex preview: its first volume 10nm Ice Lake mobile CPU, Core i9-9900KS special edition CPU running at 5 GHz on all 8 cores, and more (Intel Newsroom)
  12. Report: court documents, government and industry sources detail decades of Huawei's alleged IP theft, from the science behind 5G to phone accessory designs (David Richards/Channel News)
  13. The imaginary "race" to 5G has been foisted on us by telecom giants which want something new to sell at high prices, instead of competing to improve service (Nilay Patel/The Verge)
  14. Airbnb to give NYC data on 17K+ listings, plus data on every listing between Jan. 1, 2018 and Feb. 18, 2019 that could have potentially violated NY rental laws (Paris Martineau/Wired)
  15. The state of the podcasting industry in 2019, including key trends and monetization strategies of audio apps in China (Li Jin/Andreessen Horowitz)