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BBC

  1. Spy poisoning: Salisbury residents warned of toxic 'hotspots'
  2. Commonwealth meeting: Leaders to discuss who will succeed Queen as head
  3. Chingford fire: Resident dies in care home blaze
  4. Comey: No-one around Trump to stop impulsive behaviour
  5. Time 100: Millie Bobby Brown is youngest person ever on list
  6. Lance Armstrong settles $100m US government lawsuit for $5m
  7. Barclays boss Jes Staley faces penalty for 'conduct breach'
  8. UK weather: Why this isn't a heatwave... yet
  9. Leicester blast father tells of pain
  10. National Trust should be radical, says Hilary McGrady
  11. Berlin set for mass evacuation as WW2 bomb is defused
  12. Ariana Grande's new single alludes to Manchester
  13. The Papers: 'Ireland Brexit plan in tatters' and 'scorching' April
  14. K-foreign: The hidden Westerners in Korean drama
  15. Quiz: Who's clipping peacocks' wings?
  16. Tackling the wait for a visual assistant referee call
  17. Oxford Dodo was shot in head, scans find
  18. God of War: The single dad opening gaming up to new emotions
  19. Cancer: Is it a good move to ditch Dr Google?
  20. There's a clown running for US Congress. Literally
  21. British artist scoops first prize in the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
  22. Animals lap up April sunny spells as temperatures soar
  23. Barrow's 'Russian roulette' drugs problem
  24. Boracay: Paradise islanders fear tourist shutdown
  25. Victoria Derbyshire
  26. Windrush: What is the 'hostile environment' immigration policy?
  27. How an asparagus farmer's death spurred robotic innovation
  28. London Marathon: Hero helper and runner will start together
  29. Five ways China's past has shaped its present
  30. Mel Giedroyc: From The Generation Game to Shakespeare's Beatrice
  31. Europe migrants: Austria to seize migrants' phones in asylum clampdown
  32. Southwest Airlines emergency sparks on-board safety warnings
  33. Salisbury attack: Scientist Vladimir Uglev 'helped create Novichok'
  34. Leicester City 0-0 Southampton
  35. ECB holds talks to introduce 100-ball format to new competition
  36. Burnley 1-2 Chelsea
  37. World Championship: What makes the perfect snooker player?
  38. Fed Cup: How karaoke is bringing Great Britain team closer together
  39. Sports Minister Tracey Crouch 'declaring war on fans' over safe standing, say FSF
  40. FA Cup semi-finals: Five Manchester United v Tottenham goals
  41. The holiday village run by spies
  42. Obituary: Barbara Bush, social justice campaigner
  43. ‘I was a teacher for 17 years, but I couldn’t read or write’
  44. Susan Kigula: The woman who freed herself and hundreds from death row
  45. Grace is 37 and has never had consensual sex
  46. Americans going abroad for illegal heroin treatment

Bitcoin

  1. $8,341.9525
  2. £5,940.1792
  3. €6,768.1931
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. FTC-mandated audit cleared Facebook's privacy policies in 2017
  2. Google will plug 'Chat' into Android to compete with iMessage
  3. Hulu adds Cheddar's online-only TV channels to its roster
  4. Play tank sim '‘Battlezone’ without a VR headset May 1st
  5. 'Destiny 2' adds new progression systems and exotic weapon tweaks
  6. Senator pushes for stronger FTC oversight of Facebook
  7. Kanye just played Twitter like a fiddle
  8. Judge mostly dismisses Uber lawsuit over its Hell program
  9. Wirecutter's best deals: Save $70 on ELAC B6 bookshelf speakers
  10. The Honor 10 is as funky-looking as the Huawei P20, only cheaper
  11. NASA finally has a new administrator
  12. Theranos’ video game stars the reporter who exposed the company
  13. Your Facebook data can be snatched by JavaScript trackers
  14. Puerto Rico restores 70 percent of its power following blackout
  15. Silicon Valley’s scooter scourge is coming to an end
  16. Verizon adds location tracking to its parental control app
  17. Don't expect Apple to combine macOS and iOS anytime soon
  18. PUBG’s furious arcade mode comes to mobile
  19. Google’s Grasshopper app teaches you how to code
  20. Apple unveils its newest recycling robot ahead of Earth Day
  21. Cambridge Analytica was looking to jump on the crypto bandwagon, too
  22. Oculus updates privacy controls to comply with GDPR rules
  23. Amazon will make Gillian Flynn's 'Utopia' adaptation, not HBO
  24. ‘Football Manager 2018’ ads promote mental health awareness
  25. Lyft promises to make all rides carbon neutral

Pinboard

  1. BBC Sound Effects Player
  2. Planitir knows everything around you | Bloomberg
  3. Parsing: a timeline, Jeffrey Kegler — Amazing early history work here
  4. Drafts 5: The MacStories Review – MacStories — Drafts 5: The MacStories Review
  5. Front-end Developer Handbook 2018 · GitBook — Front end dev guidebook.
  6. Scroll to the future —Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog “Authors: Anna Selezniova, Front-end Developer at Evil Martians and Andy Barnov, Writer at Evil Martians. Teacher at Le Wagon.”
  7. OLPC’s $100 laptop was going to save the world. Where is it now? — It was supposed to be the laptop that saved the world. In late 2005, tech visionary and MIT Media Lab founder Nicholas Negroponte pulled the cloth cover off a…
  8. Tesla Model 3 production aims for 6,000 units per week in June after upgrade in May – ~5,000 with margin of error, says Elon Musk | Electrek — from Daring Fireball Skip the Electrek summary and scroll down to the memo itself. It’s a cogent and inspiring read: Most of the design tolerances of the Model 3 are already better …
  9. Distributed architecture concepts I learned while building a large payments system — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  10. Scientists accidentally create mutant enzyme that eats plastic bottles | Environment | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  11. Graal Project — http://openjdk.java.net/projects/graal/ ; https://github.com/graalvm ;;; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12122557 Graal and Truffle could accelerate programming language design ;;; https://gist.github.com/smarr/d1f8f2101b5cc8e14e12 ;;; https://wiki.openjdk.java.net/display/Graal/Truffle+FAQ+and+Guidelin…
  12. A flaw-by-flaw guide to Facebook’s new GDPR privacy changes – TechCrunch — A flaw-by-flaw guide to Facebook’s new GDPR privacy changes by @joshconstine
  13. What Does The Amazon Echo Look Mean For Personal Style? - Racked — sᴛʏʟᴇ ɪs ᴀɴ ᴀʟɢᴏʀɪᴛʜᴍ How platform technology is destroying personal taste: (my essay for…
  14. Zulip
  15. open-source-mac-os-apps
  16. Mailtrain-org/mailtrain: Self hosted newsletter app — GitHub is where people build software. More than 27 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 80 million projects.
  17. Ready Player One is the roadmap to digital dystopia - The Verge — If you want to know how we ended up in a cyber dystopia, read Ready Player One
  18. Titus, the Netflix container management platform, is now open source — Titus, the Netflix container management platform, is now part of @NetflixOSS
  19. Learn to Code for Free – Grasshopper — Grasshopper is the coding app for beginners. With fun, quick lessons on your phone, the app teaches adult learners to write real JavaScript.
  20. Best Practices With CSS Grid Layout
  21. Untitled (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1018724/000119312518121161/d456916dex991.htm) — Amazon's three pillars have been replaced by 16 bullet points?
  22. VuePress — Something I’ve been working on for the past 2 weeks: a fully Vue-powered static site generator
  23. BreakDown Notes — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  24. San Francisco’s Big Seismic Gamble - The New York Times — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  25. Eminent Philosophers Name the 43 Most Important Philosophy Books Written Between 1950-2000: Wittgenstein, Foucault, Rawls & More | Open Culture — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  26. I built a PWA and published it in 3 app stores. Here’s what I learned. – Debugger.Break() — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  27. FoundationDB is Open Source — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  28. The Teens Who Hacked Microsoft's Videogame Empire—And Went Too Far | WIRED — via Wired Top Stories http://bit.ly/2tAvpRP
  29. Hallucinogenic Deep Reinforcement Learning Using Python and Keras
  30. Machine Learning’s ‘Amazing’ Ability to Predict Chaos | Quanta Magazine — Dynamical models (equations) are overrated ... ML seems to be superior predicting chaotic behavior. #ComplexSystems
  31. It's time to rebuild the web - O'Reilly Media — It's time to rebuild the web
  32. Blogging is most certainly not dead — Blogging is most certainly not dead (aka a collection of possibly new blogs & newsletters for you to read)
  33. Today on Nancy | Read Comic Strips at GoComics.com — the new nancy cartoonist, Olivia Jaimes, is buckwild. don't read the comments
  34. The Internet Apologizes …
  35. Mas Subramanian's Quest for a Billion-Dollar Red — This is the most fascinating (non-crazy DC) thing you will read today via @bloomberg
  36. Remote Jobs or Gigs Platforms
  37. How Domino's Pizza Drove a 90x Increase in Stock Value by Acting Like a Tech Startup — How Domino's Pizza Drove a 90x Increase in Stock Value by Acting Like a Tech Startup
  38. Dan McComas, Reddit Product SVP and Imzy Founder Interview — our interview with former reddit product head dan mccomas, admirably candid
  39. Artificial Intelligence — The Revolution Hasn’t Happened Yet — Important essay by Michael Jordan: “Artificial Intelligence — The Revolution Hasn’t Happened Yet” by Michael Jordan
  40. How to get rich quick in Silicon Valley | Corey Pein | News | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian https://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  41. Talk to Books — google
  42. xkcd: Evangelism — XKCD: Evangelism * having all one kind of sock is the only way to live
  43. Things 3.5 Brings UI Refinements, Tagging and Automation Improvements, Clipboard Integration — It's been a busy 2018 so far for Cultured Code , makers of Things for Mac and iOS. Earlier this year, the company shipped Things 3.4 , which, thanks to app…
  44. How to Pick a Career (That Actually Fits You) — You’re not a pro at this, but you’re certainly more qualified to figure out what’s best for you than our collective un-self-aware great uncle.
  45. The Menu Bar – Worms and Viruses — from Daring Fireball Jack Wellborn: The menu bar has been, and in my opinion remains, the best mechanism for providing familiarity, discoverability, and progressive disclosure in user interfaces on any platform. Even beyond the Mac, anyone who has clicked on a File menu in one platform ha…
  46. NPR Newscaster Carl Kasell Dies At 84, After A Lifelong Career On-Air : NPR — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  47. Mustard UI · A CSS framework that actually looks good — > Besides it being one of the top condiments used in today's lineup, mustard was built using common design trends and standards. It's separated out into SCSS modules to give you a great starting point for any new web project. Neat
  48. Hello wasm-pack! – Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  49. How founders can write a quality blog post in 1 hour - Baremetrics — A few quick lessons from the greats 1. Avoid adverbs Earnest Hemingway was all about this little rule. An adverb is a word that modifies a verb, phrase, or another adverb or adjective. Adverbs are hell on paper. They junk up your writing. They un-clari…
  50. I was one of the first people on Facebook. I shouldn't have trusted Mark Zuckerberg | Technology | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian https://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  51. Glass for geeks: An in-depth tour of Nikon’s Hikari Glass factory — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  52. The ASUS Tinker Board is a compelling upgrade from a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ | Jeff Geerling — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  53. Sexual Harassment Was Rampant at Coachella 2018 | Teen Vogue — I went to Coachella for 10 hours to report this story, and I was groped 22 times.
  54. In China and India, men outnumber women on a massive scale. The consequences are far-reaching. - Washington Post — When a problem is this big, you need to use every tool you've got to tell the story
  55. Decades-Old Graph Problem Yields to Amateur Mathematician | Quanta Magazine — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  56. Drafts 5 launches with tagging, workspaces, advanced scripting functionality, and much more – The Sweet Setup — Drafts 5 launches with tagging, workspaces, advanced scripting functionality, and much more
  57. Hey hey `font-display` — Introduction to the 'font-display' CSS attribute
  58. Probability Theory (For Scientists and Engineers)
  59. Python 3.7: Introducing Data Classes | PyCharm Blog — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  60. Designing very large (JavaScript) applications
  61. Rich Hickey on becoming a better developer
  62. Claire Evans’s ‘Broad Band’ Excerpt — The Untold Story of Jaime Levy, Punk-Rock Cyber-Publishing Pioneer via Instapaper https://ift.tt/2vllBfk
  63. Home Office destroyed Windrush landing cards, says ex-staffer | UK news | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://bit.ly/2GbBpmx
  64. PINEBOOK – PINE64
  65. Untitled (https://cilium.io/blog/2018/04/17/why-is-the-kernel-community-replacing-iptables/) — Exciting days: BPF is replacing iptables in the kernel.
  66. Xenographics – Weird but (sometimes) useful charts — Hello world!
  67. Netflix’s ‘new world order’: a streaming giant on the brink of global domination | Media | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://bit.ly/2GbBpmx
  68. Why Did New York City Stop Building Subways? - CityLab — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  69. PWABuilder — PWA.tools takes data from your site and uses that to generate cross-platform Progressive Web Apps
  70. lukakerr/regxr: A minimal, beautiful, lightweight MacOS desktop application to check for any regular expression pattern matches — regxr - A minimal, beautiful, lightweight MacOS desktop application to check for any regular expression pattern matches
  71. Untitled (http://time.com/collection/most-influential-people-2018/5217568/parkland-students/) — Thanks, Obama.
  72. The chemistry of William Gibson’s Neuromancer. » Chemistry Blog
  73. Data firm leaks 48 million user profiles it scraped from Facebook, LinkedIn, others | ZDNet
  74. The SQL Tutorial for Data Analysis
  75. Moose — Free Stock Photos
  76. Neopets was run by Scientologists
  77. Give meaning to 100 billion analytics events a day – Teads Engineering – Medium — Give meaning to 100 billion analytics events a day – Teads Engineering – Medium
  78. Richard Stallman, RMS, on Privacy, Data, and Free Software — i love this @nkulw interview with the great richard stallman
  79. Arrogance Peaks in Silicon Valley — As we slip out of touch with reality… There’s something that has been in the back of my mind for some time now. And while it pre-dates the Facebook fiasco, that situation certainly brings it to the forefront.
  80. Facebook moves 1.5bn users out of reach of new European privacy law | Technology | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian https://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  81. Apple open sources FoundationDB | Hacker News
  82. D3 in Depth — I've started an online book D3 in Depth. Hopefully it'll help in understanding #d3js!
  83. Hard Questions: What Data Does Facebook Collect When I’m Not Using Facebook, and Why? | Facebook Newsroom — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  84. Writing on my iPad at home - Six Colors — Writing on my iPad at home
  85. Zillow, Aggregation, and Integration – Stratechery by Ben Thompson — via Stratechery http://bit.ly/2G5VbDk
  86. Sanctions Flap Erupts Into Open Conflict Between Haley and White House - The New York Times — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  87. How Janelle Monáe Found Her Voice - The New York Times — some thoughts on janelle monáe, the black radical imagination & the limitations of alter egos
  88. Why marriage is both anachronistic and discriminatory | Aeon Essays — What distinguishes marriage from other relationships? It is not set apart by its durability: unmarried partnerships can be more permanent than married ones. via Pocket
  89. Marissa Mayer Is Still Here - The New York Times — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  90. Meet the Woman Who Leads NightWatch, Google’s Internal Privacy Strike Force
  91. No boundaries for Facebook data: third-party trackers abuse Facebook Login — Creative ways of using faceobook logins…
  92. Inside Cambridge Analytica’s Virtual Currency Plans - The New York Times — of COURSE Cambridge Analytica was going to hold an ICO.
  93. In The Mesh - Scuttlebutt, A Decentralized Alternative To Facebook — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  94. Google disables “domain fronting” capability used to evade censors | Ars Technica — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  95. id-Software/Quake-III-Arena · GitHub — Quake III Arena on Github: Comments:
  96. A Taxonomy of Tech Debt — Hi there. I’m Bill “LtRandolph” Clark, and I’m the engineering manager for the Champions team on LoL . I’ve worked on several different teams on League over the…
  97. Women Who Watched “The X-Files” Pursued More Careers In STEM — I WANT TO BELIEVE (in a causal effect when all I've got is a purely correlational study)
  98. Productivity - Sam Altman — Productivity:
  99. Bolt Threads – Mylo — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M
  100. Login With Facebook data hijacked by JavaScript trackers – TechCrunch — via Hacker News http://bit.ly/2FvFd0M

The Next Web

  1. How to identify the perfect social influencer for your business
  2. 10 weird weed products to celebrate 4/20 with
  3. TNW’s Big Spam: Meet the weed wizard
  4. 11 things you need to know about your smart home devices
  5. Google is supercharging SMS on Android with an iMessage-like experience
  6. YouTube’s still monetizing channels promoting pedophilia, Nazis, and extremist propaganda
  7. Train like an astronaut with this NASA-approved mobile app
  8. Report: 2018 iPhone could cost as little as $550
  9. Robot does the unthinkable by assembling IKEA furniture in 20 minutes
  10. The Superb Huawei P20 Pro strikes the perfect balance of camera hardware and AI

Smashing Magazine

  1. How To Create An Audio/Video Recording App With React Native: An In-Depth Tutorial
  2. Which Podcasts Should Web Designers And Developers Be Listening To?
  3. How To Improve Your Design Process With Data-Based Personas
  4. Best Practices With CSS Grid Layout
  5. Monthly Web Development Update 4/2018: On Effort, Bias, And Being Productive
  6. Automating Your Feature Testing With Selenium WebDriver
  7. Will SiriKit’s Intents Fit Your App? If So, Here’s How To Use Them
  8. Becoming A UX Leader
  9. How To Design Emotional Interfaces For Boring Apps
  10. Designing For Accessibility And Inclusion
  11. Art Directing For The Web With CSS Grid Template Areas
  12. Hit The Ground Running With Vue.js And Firestore
  13. The Rise Of Intelligent Conversational UI
  14. Analyzing Your Company’s Social Media Presence With IBM Watson And Node.js
  15. Finding UX Research Participants

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Budget Android Phones
  2. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  3. The Best Smart Lock
  4. The Best Cat Scratchers
  5. Why You May Not Need a Wok
  6. The Best Budget Soundbar With Sub
  7. The Best Wi-Fi Router (for Most People)
  8. The Best Gaming Headsets
  9. The Best Cat Litter Boxes
  10. The Best Weed Grinder
  11. The Best Gaming Monitors
  12. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  13. Is the Apple Watch LTE the Dumb Phone You’ve Been Waiting For?
  14. The Best Hair Straightener
  15. The Best Portable Vaporizer
  16. Jibo Review: Not the Droid You’re Looking For
  17. The Best Windshield Wipers for Your Car
  18. The Best Projector for a Home Theater
  19. The Best Food Thermos
  20. The Best Space Heaters
  21. The Best TVs
  22. The Best Accessories for Your iPhone and iPad
  23. The Best Canon DSLR Cameras
  24. The Best Gear for Your Road Trips
  25. The Best Gear for a Roadside Emergency
  26. The Best Wi-Fi Hotspot
  27. How to Never Lose Your iPhone Headphone Adapter Again
  28. The Best USB Car Charger
  29. The Best Home Security System
  30. The Best Smart Leak Detector

Sweethome

  1. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  2. The Best Smart Lock
  3. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  4. The Best Space Heaters
  5. The Best Home Security System
  6. The Best Smart Leak Detector
  7. The Best Blackout Shades
  8. The Furnace and Air Conditioner Filters We Would Buy
  9. The Best Robot Vacuums
  10. The Best Umbrella
  11. The Best Comforter
  12. Houseplant Starter Kit
  13. The Best Fan
  14. How to Get Rid of Clothes Moths
  15. The Best Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  16. The Best Dish Rack
  17. The Best Dryers
  18. Squatty Potty Is the Best Toilet Stool
  19. The Best Home-Office Furniture and Supplies
  20. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  21. Closet Organizing Ideas
  22. The Best Lawn Mower
  23. The Best Bike Pump (Floor Standing)
  24. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  25. The Best Area Rugs Under $300
  26. The Best Rug Pads
  27. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  28. The Best Cordless Stick Vacuum
  29. The Best Smart Thermostat
  30. The Best Multi-Tool for Most Cyclists

Hacker News

  1. Towards Battery-Free HD Video Streaming [video]
  2. In India, high-pressure exams are creating a student suicide crisis
  3. Interactive Go programming with Jupyter
  4. This man is building a house alone and doing videos of each step
  5. Executing gradient descent on the earth
  6. Scuttlebutt, a Decentralized Alternative to Facebook
  7. Apple open-sources FoundationDB
  8. Stripe Home
  9. Parents in poorer countries devote more time to their kids' homework
  10. Fake ad blockers in Chrome Web Store
  11. The AI Revolution Hasn’t Happened Yet
  12. Tokyo and Hong Kong in 2018
  13. Interview with Simon Peyton-Jones
  14. Why I Left Academic Philosophy
  15. Summer of the shark
  16. Ursa Labs: an innovation lab for open source data science
  17. Ask HN: When do you use a library vs. implement something yourself?
  18. FCC Issues Warning in Wake of Swarm's Unauthorized Launch
  19. StarCraft Micromanagement with Reinforcement Learning and Curriculum Transfer
  20. Show HN: Lisp Shell
  21. Robot Assembles Ikea Furniture
  22. Show HN: A Face-Detection Library in 200 Lines of JavaScript
  23. Atrium (YC W18 – Democratizing Legal Services) Is Hiring a Sr Product Designer
  24. Google disables “domain fronting” capability used to evade censors
  25. A.I. Researchers Are Making More Than $1M, Even at a Nonprofit
  26. Meadow is the Amazon of weed
  27. Bodies Remodeled for a Life at Sea
  28. Launch HN: SharpestMinds (YC W18) – Online Community for AI Devs
  29. API and Other Platform Product Changes
  30. The messy, brilliant life of Pablo Neruda

Ars Technica

  1. Tim Cook on merging macOS and iOS: “I don’t think that’s what users want”
  2. PUBG’s first-ever free weekend has begun on Xbox One (for XBL Gold members)
  3. Southwest Airlines protested airworthiness directive designed to prevent engine failures
  4. As PUBG-like contenders emerge, Islands of Nyne might already have them beat
  5. Ryzen gains on Intel with second generation
  6. Dealmaster: Get a Dell laptop with a Core i7 and 16GB of RAM for $700
  7. After 15 months, NASA finally has an administrator [Updated]
  8. ISPs should charge for fast lanes—just like TSA Precheck, GOP lawmaker says
  9. Mammals are smaller than they used to be, and it’s our fault
  10. Google disables “domain fronting” capability used to evade censors
  11. Doctors tried to lower $148K cancer drug cost; makers triple price of pill
  12. Better than reality: New emulation tech lags less than original consoles
  13. New Alexa Blueprints let users make custom skills without knowing any code
  14. Velodyne invented modern lidar—it’s about to face real competition
  15. LA councilman asks city attorney to “review possible legal action” against Waze
  16. Motorola announces the 2018 Moto G6 and E5
  17. Tesla slams Reveal News as “extremist” after exposé on alleged factory improprieties
  18. Owl Car Cam review: A data-connected dash cam for car lovers
  19. 2018 Honda Clarity Plug-In Hybrid: Put simply, it’s complicated
  20. Bitcoin heist suspect reportedly walked out of low-security prison, onto flight

Digg

  1. How The Log Cabin Became An American Symbol
  2. How My Nobel Dream Bit The Dust
  3. Here Is My Heart
  4. These Bags Raised $1.7 Million On Kickstarter. Want To See Why?
  5. These Electric Arcs Are Something Straight Out Of A Sci-Fi Horror Film
  6. How Tesla And Waymo Are Tackling A Major Problem For Self-Driving Cars: Data
  7. Right-Wing Extremists Guilty In Terror Plot Against Muslim Refugees
  8. This 'Mad Max: Fury Road,' 'Back To The Future' Crossover Is Blowing Our Minds
  9. Not Your Tibetan Buddhism
  10. How To Do A Backflip From A Sitting Position
  11. The Hidden Masterpieces Of The NYC Subway
  12. Now You Know Why Construction Takes So Long
  13. How Much Money You Need To Make To Be Part Of The 1% — And Every Other Percentile
  14. The Go-To Trivia App for Jeopardy Contestants
  15. The 2018 Boston Marathon Was Perfect Chaos
  16. What The Most Effective Airport Security In The World Looks Like
  17. Everyone Wants To Go Home During Extra Innings — Maybe Even The Umps
  18. Turkey's Communist Honey
  19. The Original Version Of Prince's 'Nothing Compares 2 U' Has Just Been Released And It's Freaking Amazing
  20. 'I Fundamentally Believe That My Time At Reddit Made The World A Worse Place'
  21. Giuliani Says He Is Joining Trump's Legal Team To 'Negotiate An End' To Mueller Probe
  22. Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer Says He'll Introduce Weed Decriminalization Bill
  23. The Best Robot Vacuum Is Actually A Robot Mop
  24. The Sweet Serenity Of Earwax Extraction YouTube Videos
  25. How New Satellites And Even Oscillating Stars Can Let Us Observe Gravitational Waves
  26. Explore The Himalayas On An All-Expenses-Paid Trip For Two To Nepal
  27. Two Guys Try To Steal An ATM From Government Building, Royally Screw It All Up
  28. The Median Salary At Amazon Is Just Above $28,000 Per Year
  29. Truck Comes Up With The Most Creative Solution For Climbing Up Slippery Road
  30. Is 'Super Troopers 2' Worth A Laugh Or Has It Come Ten Years Too Late? Here's What The Reviews Say
  31. Inside Southwest Flight 1380, 20 Minutes Of Chaos And Terror
  32. Just An Accordion Cover Of The Nokia Ringtone Played By A Man In A Speedo
  33. Framed For Murder By His Own DNA
  34. Lance Armstrong Reaches $5 Million Settlement With US Government
  35. Where America's Gun Culture Comes From
  36. Driver's Morning Commute Gets Obliterated By Some Flying Ice
  37. Inside Prison 'Shark Tank,' The Program Where Inmates Become Entrepreneurs
  38. When Your Dad Is RZA
  39. Comedian Aparna Nancherla Does A Killer Stand-Up Set On Being Super Introverted
  40. Senate Confirms Climate Change Denier To Lead NASA
  41. How Janelle Monáe Found Her Voice
  42. Bystander Delivers A Perfect Bodycheck To Stop Knife-Wielding Cyclist On The Run From Police
  43. US Experts Back Marijuana-Based Drug For Childhood Seizures
  44. Video Emerges Of Theranos Employees Playing 'Shoot The Journalist' Video Game
  45. Meet All Of Deadpool's Badass Teammates In The Final 'Deadpool 2' Trailer
  46. The Unlikely Upside Of Cape Town's Drought
  47. Republicans Were Very Upset About The Prospect Of A 45-Foot-Tall Naked Sculpture On The National Mall
  48. Yep, Weighted Blankets Are As Good As Everyone Says
  49. Everything You Could Want To Know About The TRS80, (Un)Affectionately Known As The 'Trash 80'

New Scientist

  1. Global cancer scheme lets people share data across the world
  2. NASA finally has a new boss after a year-long wait
  3. Plants love carbon dioxide, but too much could be bad for them
  4. Super-tough diamonds have been made bendy and springy
  5. Poking tiny dents into solar panels makes them work better
  6. Augmented reality glasses help kids with autism relate to others
  7. Male fruit flies feel pleasure when they ejaculate
  8. Why climate engineers are targeting Earth’s last pristine spots
  9. Flies cool themselves down by constantly blowing bubbles of spit
  10. Doctors who prescribe homeopathy ignore other medical guidelines
  11. Watch robots assemble a flat-pack IKEA chair in just 9 minutes
  12. Bioengineered freckle turns darker when it detects cancer
  13. Your boss is probably to blame for meetings starting late
  14. UK failing child refugees because we can’t reliably verify age
  15. Mavericks are belittling statins – here’s why they’re wrong
  16. Our grandchildren may never see the Great Barrier Reef recover
  17. Shredded galaxy is disintegrating before our eyes after smash-up
  18. More education is what makes people live longer, not more money
  19. Getting just 6 hours of sleep is linked to mental health issues
  20. New blood pressure guidelines could do more harm than good
  21. Millions of censored web pages discovered in massive study
  22. Most UK plants will flower at once in short ‘condensed spring’
  23. Big tech can digitally erase us – do we need new protections?
  24. World’s biggest bird feeder will use 500 tonnes of shellfish
  25. A melting ice shelf can cause rapid ice loss 900 kilometres away
  26. Diamond meteorites may come from a lost ancient planet
  27. Catching malaria makes you smell more attractive to mosquitoes
  28. Watch a swarm of underwater drones hunt and surround a boat
  29. Dear IRS, why can’t we have a simpler way to do our taxes?
  30. How Facebook let a friend pass my data to Cambridge Analytica
  31. Tune in your head? Mind-reading tech can guess how it sounds
  32. On the ground at the 2018 March for Science rallies
  33. A high IQ may protect men from a cause of psychological stress
  34. Lost shark seen for first time in a decade – in a fish market
  35. Rise of the ATM hackers – how scammers are getting free money
  36. NASA has launched a new space telescope to hunt for exoplanets
  37. Don’t blame academics like me for Facebook’s privacy crisis
  38. Carbon-free shipping is possible, so why aren’t we doing it?
  39. Young Saturn gave Jupiter the building blocks for its big moons
  40. The Antarctic is melting even in the middle of subzero winter
  41. These fish hide fluorescent switchblades in their faces
  42. No more bad, blocky video calls thanks to smart AI compression
  43. What to expect from this Saturday’s March for Science
  44. The weekly alcohol limit still carries a risk of early death
  45. Making custom qubits by pushing together two individual atoms
  46. Life on toxic Venus? Acid-loving microbes could thrive in clouds
  47. Zuckerberg survived Washington – here’s what’s next for Facebook
  48. A virtual reality hand feels real after a zap to your brain
  49. Hawaii tops the list of beach destinations at risk of tsunami
  50. 2017 was the year of the biggest fire storms ever seen
  51. Struggle to get up in the morning? You’re at risk of early death
  52. Ovarian cancer vaccine improves women’s survival rates
  53. War in space may happen soon, but it won’t be what you expect
  54. Science fans have many reasons to take to the streets again
  55. Species with big sex differences are more likely to die out
  56. Encrypt your data with random quantum weirdness
  57. Your boss is probably to blame for meetings starting late
  58. Need a new look? Facebook’s AI fashion designer has some ideas
  59. The Nile river is at least 30 million years old
  60. Facebook to examine tens of thousands of apps for data misuse
  61. Life on nearest exoplanet may have been wiped out by superflare
  62. We can read memories by analysing brain gene activity
  63. Our eyesight is sharpest at twilight – and now we may know why
  64. Robots don’t take people’s jobs – they make new ones
  65. Theresa May pledges £75 million for prostate cancer research
  66. One bad night’s sleep may increase levels of Alzheimer’s protein
  67. Antarctica still losing ice despite big rise in snowfall
  68. Ancient finger bone may reveal humanity’s path out of Africa
  69. Infections during pregnancy affect a child’s brain function
  70. Zuckerberg vs US Congress – here’s how he can address data fears
  71. Newly-discovered human organ may help explain how cancer spreads
  72. World’s first over-the-phone abortion service hailed a success
  73. Touching personal medical stories are no substitute for science
  74. A simple mathematical rule shapes the behaviour of Arctic ponds
  75. Wasps drum with their stomachs to tell each other about food
  76. Waggle-dancing robot tells bees where to look for food
  77. Mind-reading headset lets you Google just with your thoughts
  78. Lunar X Prize to put a rover on the moon has been resurrected
  79. Old people can produce as many new brain cells as teenagers
  80. Astronauts could 3D print tools from their own processed faeces
  81. Spending on renewables in rich countries has halved in six years
  82. Killer AI boycott row shows there is research we can’t accept
  83. How you and your friends can fight back against online trolls
  84. Palm trees have been spotted changing sex for the first time
  85. Facebook admits data scandal may have hit 87 million users
  86. NASA is trying to build a supersonic aircraft without the boom
  87. We see neutrinos from the big bang in the way galaxies cluster
  88. Suit that gives you electric shocks makes VR more realistic
  89. Eye implant improves vision in people with age-related blindness
  90. Our obsession with a ‘free’ internet led to Facebook data row
  91. The centre of our galaxy may be swarming with 10,000 black holes
  92. Congestion charge can cut childhood asthma attacks by half
  93. Miniature human brains with their own blood vessels grown in lab
  94. Robots won’t take as many of our jobs as we feared, says report
  95. DNA from another mystery human ancestor lingers in some people
  96. Virtuoso bowhead whales constantly make up new songs
  97. Ten ‘one-stop shop’ cancer diagnosis centres planned for England
  98. Ultrasonic micro-explosions can harvest gold from old SIM cards
  99. Just half a degree less global warming would avert food shortage
  100. Refusing to accept GM food is safe is like climate change denial

Slashdot

  1. Audit Approved of Facebook Policies, Even After Cambridge Analytica Leak
  2. Since 2016, Half of All Coral In the Great Barrier Reef Has Died
  3. Cloudflare: FOSTA Was a 'Very Bad Bill' That's Left the Internet's Infrastructure Hanging
  4. AMD 2nd Gen Ryzen Processors Launched and Benchmarked
  5. LA Councilman Asks City Attorney To 'Review Possible Legal Action' Against Waze
  6. Apple Has a New iPhone Recycling Robot Named 'Daisy'
  7. Hackers Keep Robbing Cryptocurrency YouTubers
  8. German Supreme Court Rules Ad Blockers Legal
  9. New Alexa Blueprints Let Users Make Custom Skills Without Knowing Any Code
  10. LinkedIn's AutoFill Plugin Could Leak user Data, Secret Fix Failed
  11. Millions of Chrome Users Have Installed Malware Posing as Ad Blockers
  12. FDA Wants Medical Devices To Have Mandatory Built-In Update Mechanisms
  13. Netflix Could Start Buying Movie Theaters to Help Films Gain a Boost in Oscar Race, Report Says
  14. The Higher Your Salary, the More Time Your Employer Will Pay You Not To Work
  15. Pasta Is Good For You, Say Scientists Funded By Big Pasta

BoingBoing

  1. Scientologists were all up in Neopet's business
  2. What if humans weren't the first civilization on Earth?
  3. Watch how to use dry erase markers to make writing that floats
  4. Customizable cat-purr emulator
  5. Mostly naked man plays Nokia ringtone on the accordion so that you don't have to
  6. ICE agents remove legal foreign worker from farm, threaten farmer when questioned about having a warrant
  7. Giuliani to join Trump's legal team
  8. Pepsico launches a K-Cup for juice
  9. Copy of Action Comics #1 could fetch $600k at auction
  10. Good deal on flush-cut wire cutter
  11. I tried Odlum's Irish Brown Soda Bread mix
  12. White evangelical support for Donald Trump at all-time high
  13. Since when did breaking into houses to take a bath – and perhaps enjoy a meal – become a thing?
  14. Jim Carrey makes a surprise appearance during Conan's interview with Jeff Daniels
  15. Ordering ice cream in VR is dangerous
  16. EPA head Scott Pruitt is being investigated by the House of Representatives, Senate, White House, Office of Management and Budget, Government Accountability Office, and EPA Inspector General
  17. Watch Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard play the re-prounouned Beatles song "And I Love Him"
  18. 'Walmart yodeling kid' becomes a one-up action figure
  19. Post-internet lament
  20. Government accidentally sends file on "remote mind control" methods to journalist
  21. Help wanted: Archivist for the Prince museum at Paisley Park
  22. All of Puerto Rico loses power
  23. Ovary Actions: menstruation euphemism gifs to smash period taboos
  24. Amputee drummer with bionic playing arm launches Kickstarter
  25. Tesla pulls a Trump, smears critical press outlet as "extremists"
  26. Video toilet displays ads while men pee
  27. Amazing photos of sports games combined into single chaotic images
  28. Police seeking woman who stole butterfly from exhibit
  29. Facebook vs regulation: we exist nowhere and everywhere, all at once
  30. O Moldy Night: A pop-up museum of molded gelatinous food

Core77

  1. Taking Your Business Seriously Without Taking Yourself Too Seriously 
  2. Second Company Develops Sustainable Mushroom-Grown Leather, Will Debut it This Saturday
  3. Watch Joseph Herscher's Latest Rube Goldberg Machine, Which Took Three Months to Design
  4. An Introduction to Bondo for Designers and Modelmakers
  5. Reader Submitted: Hyperqube
  6. Tools & Craft #92: How to Choose the Best Dovetail Saw for Yourself
  7. Steven M. Johnson's Bizarre Invention #96: The Tunnel Bus
  8. An Interview with Jonathan Ward, Founder of Icon
  9. Milan Design Week Recap: Days 1 and 2
  10. Here's Our Idea for How an Omnidirectional Treadmill Would Work
  11. Freak Accident or Design Flaw? Diagram Explains Student's Accidental Death Inside His Parked Minivan
  12. Book Review Pt. 3—Brutally Honest: No Bullshit Business Strategies to Evolve Your Creative Business
  13. Urban Design Observations, Los Angeles Edition: More from the Hollywood Hills
  14. BadAbout: A Website Where You Can Complain About Product Designs
  15. Behind the Scenes of COS x Phillip K. Smith III's Reflective 'Open Sky' Installation at Milan Design Week

CNET

  1. Return to Westworld with GameSpot's weekly catch-up show - CNET
  2. Spotify reveals songs that inspire Time's 100 Most Influential - CNET
  3. This homemade Westworld robot will give you nightmares - CNET
  4. ZTE says US trade ban on the company is 'unacceptable' - CNET
  5. AT&T chief reveals plans for new streaming service -- in court - CNET
  6. Google 'pauses investment' in Allo development amid RCS push - CNET
  7. AT&T brings '5G Evolution' (not real 5G) to 117 more markets - CNET
  8. Westworld streams this Sunday - CNET
  9. Tidy up tangled cords at home with these cheap products - CNET
  10. UK goes 55 hours without coal power, breaks historical record - CNET
  11. Valve to pay AU$3 million fine for misleading Australian gamers - CNET
  12. Nintendo Labo: Unboxed and assembled - CNET
  13. Tesla facing investigation by California officials over worker injuries - Roadshow
  14. Netflix has reportedly considered buying movie theaters - CNET
  15. Original 1968 Ford Bullitt Mustang gets parked on National Mall in D.C. - Roadshow
  16. Senate confirms James Bridenstine as next NASA administrator - CNET
  17. Welcome to CNET's Guide to Smart Living in San Francisco - CNET
  18. What to watch before you see Avengers: Infinity War - CNET
  19. Theranos employees take out anger at WSJ in homemade video game - CNET
  20. Watch these movies before Avengers: Infinity War video - CNET
  21. Bose headphone deal: SoundTrue Ultra for $60 at Best Buy - CNET
  22. Light, bright: Brabham BT62 supercar teases its rear end - Roadshow
  23. How to create a personal Alexa skill - CNET
  24. 21 different ways VR is thriving as an indie art form - CNET
  25. Watch Apple's Daisy robot rip apart old iPhones video - CNET

Reddit

  1. Waiting for the last moment
  2. For class, I sculpted Owen Wilson’s nose and collaged it with pictures of Owen Wilson to create Owen Wilson’s Wow meme. My teacher did not get it.
  3. roses are red, i put jam on my crackers
  4. When you’re a kid you want to be an adult so you can do whatever you want. When you’re an adult you want to be a kid so you can do whatever you want.
  5. McDonalds kitty.
  6. Ummm... wtf did I just walk in on?
  7. Definitely some witchcraft here.
  8. I just wanted a new car.
  9. Dog's 'cancer' turns out to be four teddy bears
  10. Snake going to bed
  11. This ginkgo tree has existed for 1400 years.
  12. Lit father, lit son
  13. PORG, the cat!
  14. Trampoline birb is happiest birb
  15. The reverse nice guy?
  16. How to take the perfect nap.
  17. My 18yo foster son just learned that he is getting a 100% free ride to a 4-year college. First in his family to ever go to college. I am so, so proud of him.
  18. DiSgRuNtLeD eX-eMpLoYeE fUcKiNg KiLlS rEpLaCeMeNt
  19. Cats are dicks
  20. This video is part of your regularly scheduled reminder that Steve Harvey is a jackass
  21. The year was 1997, translucent green pieces ruled the galaxy
  22. But did the laptop break?
  23. My Pops finally beating Super Mario Bros. on Christmas night, 1988. The Nintendo was a present for "me and my sister".
  24. HMB, I'm playing a round of Rumba Pong
  25. FDA Panel Unanimously Backs Cannabis Drug for Severe Epilepsy
  26. Dirty
  27. Getting ready for a night on the town
  28. Looks semi smart to me
  29. A reminder for tomorrow
  30. Torrents in a nutshell
  31. We need Jesus in this town.
  32. This penny I got in my change is 150 years old
  33. Babylon Bee (a satire site) gets it.
  34. Cutting a slice of 23 layer chocolate cake [640 x 640] [GIF]
  35. Well done young man!
  36. The U.K. Just Went 55 Hours Without Using Coal for the First Time in History
  37. Spooky lone oak tree, North Yorkshire, UK. Simon Baxter (OC) [1440x1080]
  38. Mandatory plot twist before official death of meme. Buy buy buy but be ready to sell soon.
  39. Pringles lids seal Solo cups
  40. My wife said she wanted just one child of each gender
  41. Now that's why I come to these things
  42. Luck Stats Maxed
  43. So I took a trip to Scranton PA last weekend. Had to make an obligatory Office stop.
  44. 🅱️RE🅰️THE
  45. hmmm
  46. Hold My Catnip, I'm going to the butcher to pick out my lunch
  47. Pet cam catches embarrassing encounter with a dust bunny
  48. MRW I'm at summer camp and my bully makes fun of my profuse sweating and premature baldness in front of my crush so I wait until he's about to do the slackline and then I blow on it to make it shake so he'll fall off.
  49. Introducing Android Chat. Google's most recent attempt to fix messaging.
  50. What can i get for you?
  51. [I ate] fluffy japanese pancakes
  52. TIL that Voodoo Donut in Portland, Oregon used to serve a donut drizzled in Nyquil and then had a shot of Nyquil in a cup in the center of the donut - until the FDA stepped in & made them stop serving it.
  53. Bomb the hill, bro,
  54. Still a W
  55. Friends know how to a round of Cards Against Humanity
  56. 🔥 Snake going to bed
  57. When you choose to live away from the water so it hunts you down
  58. Taking the perfect photograph in GTA V
  59. Earth always has be the “special one”
  60. You are all...
  61. The U.K. Just Went 55 Hours Without Using Coal for the First Time in History
  62. Siberian jay ready to fly, oils, 25x35cm
  63. Buying a pack of gum
  64. My three year old son’s Steve Harrington costume
  65. Compact Zoomies
  66. Old Man roast eGirl LUL
  67. Little one enjoying a dirt bath
  68. Couldn't figure out why this pen wouldn't write until I found the ink chamber was black...
  69. Free drink for coders
  70. What's are the most fucked up things you think about on a regular basis?
  71. Such a shame
  72. The way the sun hits the painting
  73. Good Boi X-Games
  74. My step brothers Aussie is the derpiest of the derps.
  75. The World's Saddest Solar Powered Car!
  76. Can I join the pros now?
  77. Anon's intentions were pure
  78. Laptop stickers equivalent to prison tattos?
  79. some reflective time to realise how drunk you are, and how much more you can get
  80. RATE MY HUMAN SON'S LUNCH.
  81. Tiger pounces for a man on an elephant
  82. This dude keep making these and he 100% believes what he's saying about Trump
  83. How to persevere[OC]
  84. The cutting board I ordered from Nick Offerman's Wood Shop came with a note.
  85. Push the car out of the garage
  86. Rube Goldberg machine to serve cake
  87. The best part of last season
  88. Uprooting a bush with a dune buggy
  89. Awesome vintage vibes with these Bossa speakers.
  90. [OC] Closing a box made of perfect mirrors with a light bulb inside (x-post r/simulated)
  91. 2meirl4meirl
  92. absolutely mad
  93. Nope...
  94. from California fearful stray with a BB lodged in his chest to Montana happy house dog with a penchant for blankets and snuggles. Moose is a work in progress but he's an A+ little guy.
  95. A brand new player dropped this one liner last night
  96. How my girlfriend doesn't zip the resealable bag closed and puts the bag in upside down.
  97. Checkout the menu icons for both Nintendo Labo sets! Pretty cool!
  98. Well hello there, me
  99. "I am hers and she is mine from this day, until the end of my days."
  100. HMF while my boob is getting eaten by a jaguar

The Verge

  1. Google is ‘pausing investment’ in Allo
  2. Exclusive: Chat is Google’s next big fix for Android’s messaging mess
  3. Fortnite’s 50 v 50 mode is teaching players how to be less selfish
  4. Nubia’s Red Magic smartphone is designed for gaming, down to the glowing LEDs on the back
  5. In honor of Avengers: Infinity War, Build-a-Bear is releasing a series of cursed murder bears
  6. Grasshopper is an app for learning JavaScript through mini-games
  7. Netflix has reportedly considered buying theaters to screen its movies
  8. Hollywood wants to rid the web of celebrity deepfakes
  9. Why it can be okay to call it ‘marijuana’ instead of ‘cannabis’
  10. NASA finally has a permanent administrator — 15 months into Trump’s presidency

Wired

  1. Airlines Check Their Engines for the Flaw That Hit Southwest
  2. The Security Risks of Login With Facebook
  3. Facebook’s 2017 Privacy Audit Didn’t Catch Cambridge Analytica
  4. Motorola Moto G6 and Moto E5: Price, Specs, Release Date
  5. Physics Explains Why Braves Fans Can’t Beat the Freeze
  6. Virtual Reality Takes a Political Turn in the Trump Era
  7. The Clever Vine-Like Robot That Grows and Steers With Air
  8. Biotech Gets Some Silicon Valley Shine at Illumina’s New Campus
  9. Minds Is the Anti-Facebook That Pays You For Your Time
  10. Browser Standard WebAuthn Could Usher in a Password-Free Future
  11. How DNA Transfer Nearly Convicted an Innocent Man of Murder
  12. Airbus Is Making Beds for Economy Fliers—in the Cargo Hold
  13. Can This Man Help Uber Recover From the Travis Kalanick Era?
  14. Why Can't We Fix Puerto Rico's Power Grid?
  15. Facebook Is Steering Users Away From Privacy Protections
  16. How Southwest Pilots Could Have Landed Safely With a Blown Engine
  17. The OURSA Security Conference Calls Out Lack of Inclusion
  18. The Return of 'MAD Magazine' and Its All-New Gang of Idiots
  19. Let's Use Star Wars to Explain the Concept of Angular Size
  20. Smartphone and Internet Addiction: The Definitive WIRED Guide

LifeHacker

  1. Earther This Video of a Monk Seal Wielding a Knife Is An Emotional Rollercoaster | The A.V.
  2. Save 20% On Pop Chart's Poster Of Every Emoji
  3. Swapping Out My Noisy Old PC Case Fans Made A Huge Difference
  4. The 10 Best Deals of April 19, 2018
  5. How to Track Your Workouts With AppleWatch
  6. I'm Trading My Prius For A Cheap Pickup! What Car Should I Buy?
  7. Access Blocked Sites in China With Project Fi 
  8. Buy Yourself an Electric Mug Warmer 
  9. How to Use Microsoft Translator's Enhanced Offline Languages
  10. A Beginner's Guide to Makeup for Men 
  11. This Dyson Ball Will Make Short Work of Pet Hair, and It's On Sale For One Day Only
  12. Put Tape on Your Apple TV Remote
  13. Moto's Great Cheap Phones Are Back, Now With a Face ID Knockoff
  14. How to Help Your Teen Get More Sleep 
  15. You Still Need to Read Terms of Service Documents, Unfortunately
  16. Automatically Open YouTube Links in an Uncluttered Viewer
  17. Reminder: Your Oxygen Mask Should Go Over Your Mouth and Nose
  18. You Should Watch 'Jeopardy!' in the Morning 
  19. To Bake Better Bread, Use Filtered Water
  20. Thursday's Best Deals: MacBooks, Over-Ear Wireless Headphones, Warm Water Bidet, and More
  21. How Will We Figure Out Our Bodies Without 'Our Bodies, Ourselves'?
  22. Take Your Planks to the Next Level
  23. What to Do When Your Kid Can't Poop 
  24. How to Project Confidence in a Job Interview
  25. The A.V.

The Onion

  1. After An Island-Wide Blackout Left Millions Of Puerto Ricans Without Power, This Amazing Charity Air-Dropped Printouts Of The Most Epic Trump Takedowns On Twitter
  2. Puerto Rico Hit By Island-Wide Blackout
  3. Golden Retriever Mauls 5 In Huge Victory For Pitbull Apologists
  4. Report: Puerto Rico Situation Remains Dire Despite Months Of No Help Whatsoever
  5. Dedication To The Faith: Pope Francis Stayed Up All Night Making A Squarespace Page For Catholicism
  6. Mike Pompeo Defects To North Korea After Learning About Kim Jong-Un’s Torture Program
  7. Trash Bag Taped Over Broken Southwest Plane Window
  8. Dad Ready To Forgive Dixie Chicks
  9. Supreme Court Agrees To Hear New Jack White Album
  10. L.A. Fitness Announces Plan To Close All Locations For 30-Minute, High-Intensity Diversity Training
  11. Those Who Do Not Learn From History Are Doomed To Repeat The Renaissance
  12. God Recalls Life-Changing Encounter With 8-Year-Old Boy Who Had Near-Death Experience
  13. Tips For Traveling Solo
  14. Mom Makes Sure Everyone Has Masturbated Before Long Car Ride
  15. 200 Million Eggs Recalled In U.S. After Dozens Become Ill
  16. Nation’s Liberals Not Sure What To Think After Hearing Special Counsel Has Waterboarded Every Suspect In Trump Investigation
  17. Carmelo Anthony Struggles To Get Rhythm Back After Making Shot
  18. Barbara Bush Dies At 92
  19. Shy Balloon Spends Entire Party Floating In Back Corner Of Room By Itself
  20. Congress Not Sure What It Did To Make Trump Think It Wouldn’t Roll Over For Whatever He Wants In Syria
  21. Cottonelle Adds Blue Strip To Toilet Paper But Keeps What It Does A Secret
  22. No Cash Left Behind
  23. Impoverished Kenyan Bean Picker Can’t Wait To See What Starbucks Has To Say About Racial Sensitivity
  24. Barbara Bush Passes Away Surrounded By Loved Ones, Jeb
  25. TGI Fridays Is A Human Right

The Register

  1. There is no perceived IT generation gap: Young people really are thick
  2. Apple unleashes FoundationDB as an open source project
  3. CEO insisted his email was on server that had been offline for years
  4. ZTE to USA: Sure, ban us, but you cannot afford such victories
  5. Here's another headline where NASA is dragged through the mud for cheap Mars wise cracks
  6. Oracle pledges annual Solaris updates for you to install each summer
  7. Will Dell eat VMware? Or will Carl Icahn snack on Dell? And where does Uber fit in? Yes, Uber!
  8. Qual-gone: 1,200+ axed from Snapdragon, Centriq giant Qualcomm
  9. Oracle whips out the swatter, squishes 254 security bugs in its gear
  10. Google kills off domain fronting – so secure comms just got tougher
  11. Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant
  12. Bloke fruit flies enjoy ejaculating, turn to booze when starved of sexy times
  13. Facebook puts 1.5bn users on a boat from Ireland to California
  14. Yahoo! webmail! hacker! faces! nearly! eight! years! in! the! cooler!
  15. Eight months after Equifax megahack, some Brits are only just being notified
  16. Beware! Medical AI systems are easy targets for fraud and error
  17. BBC extends Capita Audience Services contract to 25 years
  18. Millions of scraped public social net profiles left in open AWS S3 box
  19. Musk: I want to retrieve rockets with big Falcon party balloons
  20. Mad Leo tried to sack me over Autonomy, says top HP Inc beancounter
  21. BT pushes ahead with plans to switch off telephone network
  22. Evolving elephants: Hortonworks trumpets its '3.0 vision' of global data management
  23. SpaceX finally Falcon flings NASA's TESS into orbit
  24. Pyro-brainiacs set new record with waste-heat-into-electricity study
  25. How 'parasitic' Google's 'We're journalists!' court defence was stamped into oblivion
  26. Motorola Z2 Force: This one's for the butterfingered Android lovers
  27. Cutting custody snaps too costly for cash-strapped cops – UK.gov
  28. Cisco snuffs Spark, renames it 'WebEx Teams'
  29. Machines learned to assemble IKEA’s semi-disposable furniture
  30. Facebook job ad hints at homebrew silicon plans
  31. PCI Council releases vastly expanded cards-in-clouds guidance
  32. Soyuz later! Russia may exit satellite launch biz
  33. Jeff Bezos purple prose reveals Amazon Prime's passed 100m customers
  34. Facebook's login-to-other-sites service lets scum slurp your stuff
  35. Australia’s .au admins told to reform or get rooted
  36. Flash! Ah-ahhh! WebEx pwned for all of us!
  37. Super Cali health inspectors: Tesla blood awoke us
  38. OK, this time it's for real: The last available IPv4 address block has gone
  39. Oracle demands dev tear down iOS app that has 'JavaScript' in its name
  40. Non-shingled and ready to mingle: WDC catches up with 14TB disk rivals
  41. Facebook previews GDPR privacy tools and, yep, it's the same old BS
  42. How's your Wednesday? Things going well? OK, your iPhone, iPad can be pwned via Wi-Fi sync
  43. Running on-premises Dynamics 365? Think you're immune to cloud outages? Think again
  44. OMG! OIG to audit SLS: NASA probed over big rocket project's big budgets, big delays
  45. Not a shaggy dog story: Software-defined storage inside $300m Softbank pet project
  46. Surprise! Wireless brain implants are not secure, and can be hijacked to kill you or steal thoughts
  47. Elon Musk's latest Tesla Model 3 delivery promise: 6,000... a week
  48. Now IBM turns redundo gun on its Digital Business Group
  49. Hello DARKNESS, my old friend. I've come to talk with you again... about a 10,000-pixel alien-hunting camera
  50. What Israel's crack majority-women Unit 8200 hackers can teach tech about diversity

TechMeme

  1. Companies are scaling back and simplifying their ToS to comply with GDPR because users' consent would be legally invalid if they don't understand the agreement (Nate Lanxon/Bloomberg)
  2. ZTE says US ban on sales to the company is unfair and threatens its survival, vows to safeguard its interests through all legal means (Anne Marie Roantree/Reuters)
  3. Filings show gaming chat app Discord has raised ~$50M, bringing total funding to ~$152M, at a valuation of ~$1.65B; Discord says it had 90M users as of January (Wall Street Journal)
  4. Google unveils Chat, an RCS-based carrier messaging service to supplant SMS, with typing indicators, full-res pics, video, group texts, no end-to-end encryption (Dieter Bohn/The Verge)
  5. Investigation: 300+ organizations' ads ran on extremist YouTube channels despite many advertisers saying they use YouTube's sensitive subject exclusion filter (CNNMoney)
  6. Filings show Qualcomm's layoffs will happen on or around June 19, will impact ~1,231 employees at its San Diego HQ, 269 in its San Jose and Santa Clara offices (Becky Peterson/Business Insider)
  7. Nintendo Labo, the build-your-own cardboard kits with accompanying software for Nintendo Switch, is great for families; Variety Kit offers more than Robot Kit (Scott Stein/CNET)
  8. eBay updates its apps to let sellers scan barcodes to autofill some product information (Jon Fingas/Engadget)
  9. MoviePass parent to sell 10.5M shares at $2.75, 28.2% below Wednesday's $3.83 closing price, as auditor has "substantial doubt" about MoviePass' future (Todd Spangler/Variety)
  10. Former Time Inc. COO Jen Wong joins Reddit as COO, will focus on business strategy, revenue growth, and user growth (Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg/Wall Street ...)
  11. Filing: 10 investors, including Tencent, JD.com, Lenovo, and TCL, have agreed to buy a $437M stake in the smart TV unit of ailing tech conglomerate LeEco (Emily Feng/Financial Times)
  12. Pew: 58% in US prefer to protect the freedom to publish rather than letting government restrict false info; 56% favor tech firms restricting false information (Pew Research Center)
  13. Apple open sources FoundationDB core, three years after acquiring the database company (Juli Clover/MacRumors)
  14. Profile of Jaime Levy, the cyber punk publishing pioneer who created two of the most popular magazines of the 1990s: Cyber Rag and Electronic Hollywood (Claire L. Evans/New York Magazine)
  15. Google's App Engine can no longer be used for domain-fronting, which let services use its network to avoid state-level internet blocks (Russell Brandom/The Verge)