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BBC

  1. Queen's Speech: Labour to force vote on public pay cap
  2. British Attitudes Survey: More Britons 'back higher taxes'
  3. Hillsborough disaster: Charges decision due
  4. Dragon Tattoo actor Michael Nyqvist dies aged 56
  5. Grenfell survivor makes first return to tower
  6. Stormont power-sharing talks going down to the wire
  7. A&E cuts will hit 23m people, British Medical Association says
  8. Faecal bacteria 'in ice in Costa, Starbucks and Caffe Nero'
  9. Luftwaffe ace flies in Spitfire
  10. GCSE pass levels causing confusion over university entry
  11. Birmingham terrorism arrest: Man held in Spanish inquiry
  12. 'Boaty McBoatface' submarine returns home
  13. Hen harrier plunges towards extinction in England
  14. The Papers: 'May's top team split over Brexit'
  15. News Daily: Labour's pay vote and Hillsborough decision
  16. Why are Indian women wearing cow masks?
  17. The Grenfell survivor rebuilding his life, two weeks on
  18. Pregnant Serena Williams poses naked on the cover of Vanity Fair
  19. Painless flu jab patch for people scared of injections
  20. Should parents pay to bin used nappies?
  21. Indianapolis 500: Racing into the history books
  22. Reality Check: What does the Queen cost us?
  23. Yuck to useful: From sewer fat to eco-fuel
  24. Do Trump voters care if world dislikes him?
  25. BBC Breakfast
  26. What was the role of Cambridge Analytica and psychographics in the EU referendum?
  27. Has al-Muhajiroun been underestimated?
  28. The show searching for the soul of England's men
  29. How shops are coping with a weaker pound
  30. The man who taught Ed Sheeran how to use a loop pedal
  31. Pakistan inferno: Father's anguish as tanker dead buried
  32. Willenhall school 'riot' saw teacher injured by pupils
  33. Google's giant fine: triumph or misjudgment?
  34. England U21 2-2 Germany U21 (3-4 pens)
  35. World Cup 'corruption' report: England friendly plan 'a form of bribery'
  36. British and Irish Lions 2017: 'Courtney Lawes favourite to force way into Test squad'
  37. Women's World Cup 2017: England beat Pakistan as Natalie Sciver & Heather Knight star
  38. England U21s lose to Germany: How well do you remember England's penalty pain?
  39. Women's World Cup 2017: England's Natalie Sciver scores brilliant century
  40. Wheelchair basketball: Great Britain's men qualify for Euro semi-finals

Bitcoin

  1. $2,515.4413
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Engadget

  1. Intel's SSD 545s has size and speed at an affordable price
  2. You won't need cable to watch the Premier League next season
  3. Dropbox collects privacy settings into a security checkup page
  4. Target is testing its own Prime Pantry-like delivery service
  5. Google News redesigned with a cleaner look
  6. Dish knows hotel TV sucks and it wants to help
  7. Greenpeace and iFixit slam smartphone companies over e-waste
  8. Champions League matches are coming to Facebook
  9. 'Dishonored' studio co-founder steps down after 18 years
  10. You can order an Uber for those who shun the app
  11. Pandora is shutting down in New Zealand and Australia
  12. Microsoft’s machine learning can predict injuries in sports
  13. Videos are the latest way to seduce people on your dating app
  14. AMD and NVIDIA go after Bitcoin miners with new video cards
  15. 'Crackdown 3' lives in the shadow cast by 'Agents of Mayhem'
  16. NYU lands New York City's ambitious VR/AR hub
  17. Samsung will reportedly release Note 7 ‘fandom’ edition soon
  18. Twitch rolls out subscriptions for Affiliate streamers
  19. London is the second city to get free gigabit WiFi kiosks
  20. Alcatel's Idol 5S is a bargain if you can stomach Amazon ads
  21. Twitter can detect crime up to an hour faster than police
  22. Pinterest enables two-factor authentication for all users
  23. Facebook has 2 billion monthly users
  24. Aston Martin's all-electric supercar launches in 2019
  25. 'Tinder for friends' uses AI to block flirty messages

Pinboard

  1. AWS Security Primer | cloudonaut
  2. Made With ARKit - Another AR Measurement App Demo! This time... — 🔥 BOOM 🔥 And just like that we have #ARKit measurement app number 2 → by @laanlabs 🍒
  3. President Trump’s Lies, the Definitive List - The New York Times — President's Trump's Lies. Not normal. Not acceptable. Pathetic. Sad. Increasingly desperate.
  4. Over 150 of the Best Machine Learning, NLP, and Python Tutorials I’ve Found
  5. Abstractivate: Hyperproductive development — TL;DR: the most productive development happens when one person knows the system intimately because they wrote it; this is in conflict with growing a system beyond what one person maintains.
  6. React Express
  7. Who Americans spend their time with — Life, in six charts.
  8. How HBO’s Silicon Valley built “Not Hotdog” with mobile TensorFlow, Keras & React Native
  9. 302 Found — It was then — in that moment — that I realized this: I suck at demos. My demo was so bad that the decision maker ended up telling himself (and me) this: self-funding a SaaS solution, with money in the bank, is a weakness. via Pocket
  10. On Starting a Software Business — Stephanie Hurlburt — Upon request, in blog post form. On Starting a Software Business
  11. GitHub - evolus/pencil: The Pencil Project's unique mission is to build a free and opensource tool for making diagrams and GUI prototyping that everyone can use.
  12. Web Starter Kit — Google Developers — Boilerplate & Tooling for Multi-Device Development A starting point for multi-device web development
  13. How to Interview Engineers - Triplebyte
  14. President Trump’s Lies, the Definitive List - The New York Times — This is a pretty page:
  15. Giving the iPad a full-time job – Justin Searls – Medium — I spent my afternoon writing an in-depth 10.5" iPad Pro review. (Spoiler: it worked out better than the Surface Pro)
  16. Standard Ebooks
  17. [WARNING] Intel Skylake/Kaby Lake processors: broken hyper-threading — Welp
  18. I decided to disable AMP on my site — RT newsycombinator : I decided to disable AMP on my site http://bit.ly/2sSvb4g June 26, 2017 at 07:00PM http://twitter.com/newsycombinator/status/879278278648967171
  19. Explain like I’m 5: Kerberos — Lynn Root — RT @roguelynn: So I’ve written a thing: Explain like I’m 5: Kerberos
  20. 400 Awesome Free Resources You Can Use To Grow Your Business
  21. Literate SQL using the WITH clause
  22. Stickybits: an alternative to `position: sticky` polyfills | CSS-Tricks
  23. insect — interactive scientific calculator with full support for physical units
  24. Pencil Project
  25. Eternal Terminal
  26. GitHub - astorfi/TensorFlow-World
  27. The Real Threat of Artificial Intelligence - The New York Times — RT @DataEthicsEU: The Real Threat of Artificial Intelligence in the next decade is wealth concentration and job disruption
  28. Shared thoughts after 6+ years in Pentesting - Social / Inspiration - 0x00sec - The Home of the Hacker
  29. Why Grenfell Tower Burned: Regulators Put Cost Before Safety - The New York Times — LONDON — The doorbell woke Yassin Adam just before 1 a.m. A neighbor was frantically alerting others on the fourth floor of Grenfell Tower about a fire in his apartment. “My fridge blew up,” the man shouted. via Pocket
  30. Untitled (https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-future/new-tsa-policy-may-lead-increased-scrutiny-reading-material) — New @TSA Policy May Lead to Increased Scrutiny of Reading Material @ACLU
  31. Amazon Is Trying to Control the Underlying Infrastructure of Our Economy - Motherboard — This story is an eye opener
  32. Torus - Simple, secure credential management.
  33. Obama’s secret struggle to retaliate against Putin’s election interference - Washington Post — EXCLUSIVE: Obama's secret struggle to punish Russia for Putin's election assault @gregpmiller @adamentous
  34. The future is emotional
  35. Form Validation Part 1: Constraint Validation in HTML | CSS-Tricks — Most JavaScript form validation libraries are large, and often require other libraries like jQuery. For example, MailChimp's embeddable form includes a 140
  36. How https works
  37. Startup SaaS Stack – Blissfully – Medium
  38. The secret lives of IS fighters - BBC News — Excellent BBC reportage, from the phone pictures of a dead IS fighter:
  39. The tragedy of FireWire: Collaborative tech torpedoed by corporations | Ars Technica — via Starred items from BazQux Reader http://ift.tt/1cAKc9M and IFTTT
  40. BBC - Future - The secret to a long and healthy life? Eat less
  41. The CTO Journey at a Small Startup - The Zapier Engineering Blog - Zapier
  42. Untitled (http://pythonplot.com/) — I made a page about Python plotting for exploratory data analysis. Please use and share it and offer feedback.
  43. Apple’s AR is closer to reality than Google’s — Impressive first glimpses of simple ARKit apps, like a virtual measuring tape, suggest Apple is closer to delivering AR to masses than Google's Tango
  44. - Localizing Papers, Please Papers, Please was... — Made a huge post about localizing Papers Please. Long, technical, scattered.
  45. One Weird Trick to Lose Size – Halide — One Weird Trick to Lose Size Popular social networking apps are over 400 megs. With weekly releases, over one year you’ll download twenty gigs of data. Since we…
  46. Cooling the tube – Engineering heat out of the Underground – IanVisits
  47. A Pretty Good SVG Icon System | CSS-Tricks — About 90% of the problems people tell me they have with their SVG icon system would be fixed by just inlining them…
  48. The MacBook Adorable — Liss is More — The MacBook Adorable
  49. iOS 11 preview | iMore
  50. TSA considers forcing airline passengers to remove books from carry-ons | TheHill — TSA considers forcing passengers to remove books from carry-ons This has happened to me in dictatorships. Now, US...
  51. Texas Is Too Windy and Sunny for Old Energy Companies to Make Money - Bloomberg
  52. Brain Drain: The Mere Presence of One’s Own Smartphone Reduces Available Cognitive Capacity: Journal of the Association for Consumer Research: Vol 2, No 2
  53. The slow death of the electric guitar — By The convention couldn’t sound less rock-and-roll — the National Association of Music Merchants Show. But when the doors open at the Anaheim Convention…
  54. Is the staggeringly profitable business of scientific publishing bad for science? | Science | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  55. Untitled (https://rxviz.com/) — 🎉 Happy to finally share ▶️ Animated playground for Rx Observables
  56. ‘Trump Is What Happens When a Political Party Abandons Ideas’ - POLITICO Magazine — ex-Reagan aide: "Trump is what happens when a party abandons ideas, demonizes intellectuals, degrades politics"
  57. Introduction · Go-SCP
  58. Ask HN: How can I get better at bash? | Hacker News
  59. Common Errors in College Math
  60. Spotify — Yesterday, I put out a playlist for #AAMAM. You can listen without interruption on @Spotify.
  61. Parenting : Who is it really for? | Derek Sivers — Parenting : Who is it really for?
  62. Ultimate Guide to JSON Parsing with Swift 4 - Ben Scheirman — Ultimate Guide to JSON Parsing with Swift 4
  63. Cops Sent Warrant To Facebook To Dig Up Dirt On Woman Whose Boyfriend They Had Just Killed | Techdirt — Cops Sent Warrant To Facebook To Dig Up Dirt On Woman Whose Boyfriend They Had Just Killed
  64. Sega Home Page | Sega Forever — I titoli storici usciranno su iOS/Android gratis: ottimo! Il nome dell’iniziativa, SEGA FOREVER, è una garanzia 😀
  65. Twist - Mindful Team Communication — Why we build Twist:
  66. Making America scared again won’t make us safer — Sally Q. Yates served in the Justice Department from 1989 to 2017 as an assistant U.S. attorney, U.S. attorney, deputy attorney general and, briefly this year,…
  67. Neural networks in 3d with webGL
  68. Luna. Visual and textual functional programming language. — Luna: Visual and textual functional programming language
  69. HyperApp is a 1kb functional JavaScript library for building modern UI applications.
  70. President Trump’s Lies, the Definitive List - The New York Times — Opinion: We catalogued nearly every outright lie Donald Trump has told publicly since taking the oath of office
  71. Made With ARKit
  72. xkcd: Refresh Types — Refresh Types
  73. Designing state machines | Drivy Engineering
  74. Women on Birth Control Could Be Barred From Working If Missouri Lawmakers Get Their Way — This is why state elections are important! The fight for Roe is in the states.
  75. Untitled (http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article157640179.html) — Russian official linked to South Florida biker club spent millions on Trump condos
  76. Know your Times Tables, but... do you know your "Hash Tables"? | ZeroEqualsFalse — Diving into the world of Hash Tables and understanding the underlying mechanics is extremely interesting, and very rewarding. So lets get into it and get started from the beginning. A Hash Table is a
  77. The $100 Billion per year back pain industry is mostly a hoax, says investigative journalist Cathryn Jakobson Ramin — Quartz
  78. On Starting a Software Business | Hacker News — On Starting a Software Business: Comments:
  79. axiomhq/hyperloglog: HyperLogLog with lots of sugar (Sparse, LogLog-Beta bias correction and TailCut space reduction) — hyperloglog - HyperLogLog with lots of sugar (Sparse, LogLog-Beta bias correction and TailCut space reduction)
  80. Hayao Miyazaki Picks His 50 Favorite Children's Books | Open Culture — RT @openculture: Hayao Miyazaki Picks His 50 Favorite Children’s Books.
  81. Untitled (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-06/prince-was-a-secret-patron-of-solar-power) — Prince anonymous investment helped dozens of clean-tech entrepreneurs. cc @cshapiro
  82. You have less friends as you get older, and you spend more time alone, according to the data — Quartz — Time with friends, colleagues, siblings, and children diminishes over the course of a lifetime. The older we get, the person we spend the most time with is the one we see in the mirror. That’s the conclusion of a recent, …
  83. Sans Bullshit Sans: leveraging the synergy of ligatures – Pixelambacht — RT @pixelambacht: Sans Bullshit Sans — Leveraging the synergy of ligatures™ A post about how to make a font that gets rid of buzzwords:
  84. www.nist.gov
  85. minebase: Free Raw Data and Analytics — Export various kinds of data from social networks. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest.
  86. Mitch McConnell Refused to Meet With Group That Funded His Polio Recovery - Tonic — Mitch McConnell refused to meet with the group that funded his polio recovery
  87. TC39, ECMAScript, and the Future of JavaScript
  88. List: 11 Ways That I, a White Man, Am Not Privileged - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency — List: 11 Ways That I, a White Man, Am Not Privileged
  89. 302 Found
  90. Instagram — Sped up version of today's rocket landing on the Droneship Just Read the Instructions (guess it…
  91. The Best Machine Learning, NLP, and Python Tutorials I’ve Found | Hacker News
  92. We Analyzed 100 Million Headlines. Here’s What We Learned (New Research) — We Analyzed 100 Million Headlines. Here’s What We Learned (New Research)
  93. [no title]
  94. Facebook video ad viewability rates are as low as 20 percent, agencies say - Digiday — Facebook video ad viewability rates are as low as 20 percent, agencies say
  95. GreenPiThumb: A Raspberry Pi Gardening Bot - Silly Bits
  96. Meet the chef who’s debunking detox, diets and wellness | Life and style | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  97. Grenfell reflects the accountability vacuum left by crumbling local press | Emily Bell | Media | The Guardian — "Local journalism should be a pipeline" taking young people of different backgrounds into journalism
  98. VisuAlgo - visualising data structures and algorithms through animation — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14609321
  99. The Wall Street Journal’s Mini-Documentary on the Creation of the iPhone – MacStories — The Wall Street Journal’s Mini-Documentary on the Creation of the iPhone
  100. Javascript Interview Review — List of topics and links about them.

The Next Web

  1. Samsung is bringing back its Galaxy Note 7 for fans who aren’t afraid of exploding phones
  2. Petya ransomware victims can’t get their files back even if they pay up
  3. Google News shows off its minimalist new look
  4. Lunch gets seriously weird when an AI decides what’s on the menu
  5. Cyberghost CEO: Assume everything online is public until further notice
  6. Meet your new cybersecurity experts — the Girl Scouts
  7. NSA knew about the vulnerability exploited by NotPetya for over 5 years
  8. Samsung Galaxy Book Review: A formidable Surface competitor with one infuriating flaw
  9. No, NASA isn’t about to announce it found aliens
  10. Yahoo Mail’s redesign is a fresh coat of paint on a burnt-down house

Smashing Magazine

  1. Left-Handed Brush Lettering: How To Get Started
  2. Designing The Perfect Accordion
  3. Free Icon Set: Happy 4th Of July 🇺🇸 (20 Icons, PNG, EPS, AI, SVG)
  4. Connecting With Users: Incorporating Humor In Web Design
  5. Reaching The Millennials: Mobile Marketing Trends And Techniques
  6. Web Development Reading List #186: Tor 7, Designing Depth, And Mac Ransomware
  7. Building Production-Ready CSS Grid Layouts Today
  8. Hybrid Apps And React Native: A Time To Transition?
  9. Convincing Clients: How To Get Sign Off When It Matters
  10. A Complete Guide To Switching From HTTP To HTTPS
  11. Web Development Reading List #185: Safari 11, New Edge Build, Chrome 59, And CSS Optimization Insights
  12. When Large Isn’t Large Enough: Designing With Hero Images
  13. Creating Better, Faster And More Optimized WordPress Websites
  14. As Far As The Eye Can See: Colorful Sceneries, Posters And Covers
  15. The State Of Advanced Website Builders
  16. Web Development Reading List #184: New Library Updates, Page Load Performance, And Continuance
  17. Designing Efficient Web Forms: On Structure, Inputs, Labels And Actions
  18. Good Vibes And Summer Dreams: Joyful Wallpapers For Your Desktop (June 2017 Edition)
  19. Developing A Chatbot Using Microsoft’s Bot Framework, LUIS And Node.js (Part 1)
  20. How To Build Your Own Action For Google Home Using API.AI

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Audio Editing Software for Beginning Podcasters
  2. The Best Budget Gaming Laptop
  3. The Best All-in-One Computer
  4. Most Popular This Week
  5. The Best Colored Pencils
  6. Amazon Prime Day 2017: What to Expect and How to Find the Best Deals
  7. Dear Wirecutter: Should I Upgrade My Grinder or Coffee Maker First?
  8. The Best Toiletry Bags
  9. The Best Canopy Tent for Camping and Picnics
  10. The Best Flying Disc (Surprise! It Isn’t a Frisbee!)

Sweethome

  1. The Best Folding Chairs
  2. The Best Can Opener
  3. The Best Sheets
  4. Most Popular This Week
  5. The Best Laundry Detergent
  6. The Best Smart Pill Dispenser (So Far)
  7. Most Popular This Week
  8. Most Popular This Week
  9. The Best Bathroom Rugs and Bath Mats
  10. The Best Sous Vide Machine and Gear

Hacker News

  1. Magic-Wormhole – Get things from one computer to another, safely
  2. Take Naps at Work
  3. Wood pulp extract stronger than carbon fiber or Kevlar (2012)
  4. Stanford Code From Cars That Entered DARPA Grand Challenges
  5. MIT’s gas-powered drone is able to stay in the air for five days at a time
  6. How I learned to code in my 30s
  7. Typecasting: The Use and Misuse of Period Typography in Movies (2001)
  8. Americans don’t need more degrees, they need training
  9. The Paradox of the Elephant Brain
  10. What It Costs to Open a Restaurant in San Francisco
  11. Avast Antivirus Remote Stack Buffer Overflow with Magic Numbers
  12. Java and SIMD
  13. OneSignal is hiring mobile developers to make notifications smarter
  14. Reduce your startup's payroll taxes through the new Federal R&D Tax Credit
  15. Canon Cat Resources – Jef Raskin's Forth-Powered Word Processing Appliance
  16. A Slow-Motion Trainwreck Facing the Meal-Kit Industry
  17. Redesigning Google News
  18. The Tinkerings of Robert Noyce (1983)
  19. Why Is NumPy Only Now Getting Funded?
  20. Ask HN: What are the best resources to learn computer vision?
  21. A Path Less Taken to the Peak of the Math World
  22. History of Lisp Editing
  23. Infiniswap: Efficient Memory Disaggregation
  24. Another Ransomware Outbreak Is Going Global
  25. Compiling a subset of Python syntax to x86-64 assembly for fun and zero profit
  26. The Future of Coal Country
  27. We Analyzed 100M Headlines
  28. Artistically shaped magnets may make stellarators easier to manage than ITER
  29. Show HN: StackImpact – Python Production Profiler: CPU, Memory, Exceptions
  30. Growing fibers

Ars Technica

  1. Rick Perry talks nuclear energy research investment, Paris Agreement
  2. New Star Trek series will abandon Gene Roddenberry’s cardinal rule
  3. Valkyria Revolution trades in cult-classic status for wasted promise
  4. Black-hole mergers may reveal dark past of cannibalism
  5. Microsoft bringing EMET back as a built-in part of Windows 10
  6. Scientists come up with neural mechanism—and possible fix—for chronic pain
  7. Ohio Gov. Kasich’s website, dozens of others defaced using year-old exploit
  8. Walmart sued after teen steals machete and kills her Uber driver
  9. Matthew Keys’ guilty verdict and sentence to stand, 9th Circuit rules
  10. Meet the RapidE, Aston Martin’s first EV due in 2019
  11. Amazon’s latest Prime Exclusive Phones range from $79 to $199
  12. A new ransomware outbreak similar to WCry is shutting down computers worldwide
  13. Fears of limited SNES Classic supply lead to 150% online resale markup
  14. The original iPhone games: Favorites from the 2008 Ars staff
  15. Comcast and Charter could invest in Sprint’s network, resell Sprint data
  16. Nintendo New 2DS XL mini-review: The best version of the 3DS hardware yet
  17. iPhone at 10: How Apple changed gaming for the better and the worse
  18. Google fined $2.7B by European Commission for abusing search monopoly
  19. Report: Valve’s former augmented reality system is no more
  20. “McMansion Hell” used Zillow photos to mock bad design—Zillow may sue

Digg

  1. The Enduring Legacy Of The Worcester Whirlwind
  2. The Poverty Just Over The Hills From Silicon Valley
  3. Warren Buffet Made So Much Money When He Was 14
  4. The Most Efficient Way To Chat With Coworkers
  5. White House Reporter Goes Off On Press Secretary During Briefing
  6. The Rise And Fall Of King Crimson
  7. Golden Retriever Happily Delivers Basket Full Of Water Bottles To Thirsty Minor-League Umpires
  8. Porsche Spins Out Trying To Keep Up With Tesla Model S
  9. What Prisoners Serving Life Sentences Gain From Education
  10. Want A Laptop That's Easy To Repair? Look Beyond Apple And Microsoft
  11. Australians Do *Not* Mess Around When They Go Mud Crabbing
  12. 'I Before E Except After C' Isn't A Good Rule: An Analysis
  13. What’s Arianna Huffington’s Endgame At Uber?
  14. Kristen Wiig And Steve Carrell Can't Keep A Straight Face Reading Top Internet Search Questions About Themselves
  15. How Hawaiian Street Food Took Over Take Out
  16. The Neighborhood Inside A Building
  17. British Man Hit By Bus, Immediately Gets Up And Walks Into Pub
  18. The Hackers Russia-Proofing Germany’s Elections
  19. The Average Commute Time In Every State
  20. The Four Best Gas Grills Of 2017
  21. My Life In 3,000 Hours Of 'Dota 2'
  22. Goodbye Nonpartisan Journalism. And Good Riddance.
  23. Incredible Footage From Inside A Tokamak Fusion Reactor
  24. Decade-Old Notebook Reveals The Inner-Workings Of 2007 Cartoon Network
  25. Spicy Food Really Does Keep You Cooler In The Summer
  26. The American Dreamsicle
  27. Is The Staggeringly Profitable Business Of Scientific Publishing Bad For Science?
  28. Homeowner Casually Removes One Of The Deadliest Snakes In The World From Under His TV
  29. Senate Delays Health Care Bill Vote, And Other Trump News From Tuesday
  30. What I Learned By Talking To 201 iPhone Case Factories
  31. The Ultimate Hot Dog Taste Test
  32. Filmmaker Unearths Fascinating Set Of Man On The Street Interviews From 1979 NYC
  33. Jim Messina: A Case Study In Political Failure
  34. How To Send A Message Without Sending Anything At All
  35. This VPN May Be The Cure-All For Your Security Fears
  36. Guy Gains Access To Tech Support Scammer's Account, And Holy Crap, They Make A Lot Of Money
  37. Vince Young's Journey North To Rewrite The Ending Of His Football Career
  38. 10 Years After The Chris Benoit Killings, Pro Wrestling Still Can't Fix Itself
  39. Eight Writers On Why They Run
  40. Check Out This Unprecedented Photo Of One Of The Largest Stars In The Known Universe
  41. This Book Cover Has Some Extremely Clever Subliminal Advertising
  42. Don't Bring Your New Girlfriend To The Family Pool When Uncle Pat Is Around
  43. The Catholic Church Is Freaking Out About Fidget Spinners
  44. Computational Models Suggest Heroism Is Suboptimal For Saving Lives In An Emergency
  45. Imagining The iPhone In 2027
  46. EU Slaps Google With Record $2.7 Billion Fine
  47. Guy Builds A $70 Hackintosh That Outperforms The $1,300+ 2016 Macbook Pro
  48. I Found A Rare First Edition Of 'The Hobbit' On A Remote Island
  49. Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder Isn't Just For People

New Scientist

  1. New ransomware outbreak hits organisations around the world
  2. Birds use cigarette butts for chemical warfare against ticks
  3. Ozone layer recovery will be delayed by chemical leaks
  4. Living near noisy roads could make it harder to get pregnant
  5. The death of King Coal hints we are at a climate turning point
  6. Google’s multitasking neural net can juggle eight things at once
  7. Consciousness helps us learn quickly in a changing world
  8. Can we count on utopian dreamers to change the world?
  9. Why bird flu risk is like the Grenfell Tower tragedy
  10. Chimps are not as superhumanly strong as we thought they were
  11. SpaceX has launched and landed two used rockets in one weekend
  12. Research on male animals prevents women from getting best drugs
  13. More killer hail coming unless we curb global warming
  14. Peruvian monkey avoids stomach trouble by adding mud to its diet
  15. Cyberattack on UK parliament exploited weak email passwords
  16. Special cells explain why cabbage and stress churn your guts
  17. Google on track for quantum computer breakthrough by end of 2017
  18. Synthetic iris could let cameras react to light like our eyes do
  19. Uranus’s crooked, messy magnetic field might open and shut daily
  20. Amputees control avatar by imagining moving their missing limbs
  21. Radio powered by your own sweat hints at future of wearables 
  22. ESA approves gravitational-wave hunting spacecraft for 2034
  23. Weird orbits hint ‘Planet Ten’ might lurk at solar system edge
  24. Bird eggs may be shaped by the way their mother flies
  25. If you want to be a mega philanthropist Jeff Bezos, take note
  26. Trump’s wise monkey environment plan: See no evil, hear no evil
  27. Italy’s drying lakes imperil rare shrimp species found only here
  28. Weird amphibians found at record depth in dark underground lake
  29. Oil-exploration airguns punch 2-kilometre-wide holes in plankton
  30. Volunteers teach AI to spot slavery sites from satellite images
  31. Private data of 198 million US voters accidentally leaked online
  32. Don’t blame Instagram for the rise of botox and lip fillers
  33. Smoking is finally dying out among young people in the UK and US
  34. Best evidence yet that Parkinson’s could be autoimmune disease
  35. This handy robot will iron your clothes so you don’t have to
  36. Buckyballs mysteriously show up in cold space and warp starlight
  37. LA’s endangered pumas to be saved by a $60m bridge over highway
  38. Bizarre new deep-sea creatures discovered off Australian coast
  39. UK foxes thankfully spared the baying pack, unlike Theresa May
  40. Walk really fast to stop a wobbly suitcase ruining your holiday
  41. Talk radio puts pumas off their meals so they may kill more deer
  42. Babies are dying during childbirth in the UK due to poor care
  43. Sweden commits to becoming carbon neutral by 2045 with new law
  44. Microdosers say tiny hits of LSD make your work and life better
  45. Antibacterials in soap should be regulated globally, say experts
  46. DNA variants that are bad for health may also make you stupid
  47. A bird flu pandemic looms but the US is holding back the fight
  48. Private data of 198 million US voters accidentally leaked online
  49. Smart doll fitted with AI chip can read your child’s emotions
  50. Kepler finds 219 new exoplanets and 10 are rocky and Earth-like
  51. Tripping up: The real danger of microdosing with LSD
  52. World’s largest annual wildlife drowning boosts river ecosystem
  53. The bandwidth black hole that will kill Elon Musk’s Mars dream
  54. Anxiety drug may prevent common virus that causes birth defects
  55. 5 kilograms of broccoli in a pill slashes diabetics’ blood sugar
  56. Footballers move around pitch like chaotic particles in a fluid
  57. Mindfulness and meditation dampen down inflammation genes
  58. Wise elk learn to outsmart hunters and tell apart their weapons
  59. Science might emerge a winner from UK election chaos
  60. To steal an advantage in the Brexit talks try a Superman pose
  61. Strange ice lolly icicles seen floating in clouds above the UK
  62. Maths website stops you being ripped off by your flatmates
  63. My patrol with armed guards to protect Burmese star tortoises
  64. NASA eyes Neptune and Uranus for missions in the 2030s
  65. Time to embrace our odd place in the cosmos, inside a huge void?
  66. UK’s hunger for prawns is killing thousands of turtles a year  
  67. Chinese satellite beats distance record for quantum entanglement
  68. How did London tower block fire spread so fast and kill so many?
  69. Fish recognise friends and foes through their unique faces
  70. Two-headed porpoise caught in fishing net is first ever found
  71. Billion-dollar dams are making water shortages, not solving them
  72. Watch how spiders use sticky silk to win deadly wrestling match
  73. DeepMind now learns from human preferences – just like a toddler
  74. WHO classes HIV drug as an essential medicine
  75. Chatbots learn how to negotiate and drive a hard bargain
  76. What it’s like to take psychedelics in small doses at breakfast
  77. Wireless charger uses quantum trick to power gadgets on the move
  78. Mistaken brown dwarf is actually two planets orbiting each other
  79. Phone metadata reveals where city migrants go and who they call
  80. Crumb-free bread will mean ISS astronauts can now bake in space
  81. Cool retreats are needed to save giant panda from warmer weather
  82. Eating a low carb breakfast may make you a more tolerant person
  83. Police warned of drug so powerful it can kill in one breath
  84. Defibrillator drones could save lives before ambulance arrives
  85. Messages from fake aliens decoded quickly in online SETI contest
  86. NASA revives 50-year-old idea to recycle space stations in orbit
  87. Science and climate face uncertain future in post-election UK
  88. Cub photo raises hope for Europe’s rarest and largest wild cat
  89. ‘Devil weeds’ threaten wildebeest migrations in Serengeti
  90. Pig brain cells implanted into brains of people with Parkinson’s
  91. The quiet battle over science in the UK general election
  92. Orbiting ‘space nation’ data centre could avoid all Earthly laws
  93. How Jupiter split the asteroid belt in two shows its great age
  94. Ocean plastics from Haiti’s beaches turned into laptop packaging
  95. Fungus creates zombie beetles that crave flowers before death
  96. Five things you need to know about DUP politicians and science
  97. Smart jacket and VR headset let you pilot a drone with your body
  98. DeepMind’s neural network teaches AI to reason about the world
  99. Rubber algae help create first artificial reef in Mediterranean
  100. Don’t forget the lessons of deadly lead

Slashdot

  1. Vegan Mayonnaise Company Starts Growing Its Own Meat In Labs, Says It Will Get To Stores First
  2. World's First Floating Windfarm To Take Shape Off Coast of Scotland
  3. Comcast and Charter In Talks With Sprint To Offer Wireless Service
  4. Britain's Newest Warship Runs Windows XP, Raising Cyber Attack Fears
  5. Lawmakers Want To Move Fast On Self-Driving Car Legislation
  6. Petya Ransomware Outbreak Originated In Ukraine Via Tainted Accounting Software
  7. Police Use Lyft As 'Trojan Horse' To Capture Suspect In Murder of Tech CEO
  8. NVIDIA To Launch Graphics Cards Specifically Designed For Digital Currency Mining
  9. Microsoft Bringing EMET Back As a Built-In Part of Windows 10
  10. Hacker Behind Massive Ransomware Outbreak Can't Get Emails From Victims Who Paid
  11. The App Economy Will Be Worth $6 Trillion in Five Years
  12. Heritage Valley Health System Target Of Cyber Attack
  13. Facebook Crosses 2 Billion Monthly Users
  14. Volvo's Driverless Cars 'Confused' by Kangaroos
  15. China's All-Seeing Surveillance State Is Reading Its Citizens' Faces

BoingBoing

  1. Man thrown 30 feet by runaway bus picks self up and enters pub
  2. There was a translucent pink Hello Kitty Dreamcast and it can still be yours
  3. Support this Kronos Quartet documentary!
  4. Review: Afterliff, the new dictionary of things there should be words for
  5. A review of Cosmic Trigger, a play based on Robert Anton Wilson's autobiography
  6. Artist Hellen Jo's badass skate deck
  7. Google "respectfully disagrees" with €2.42 billion fine
  8. Sean Hannity doesn't gargle piss
  9. Thailand's thin-skinned king demands Youtube take down Chaplin's "The Great Dictator"
  10. Desperate Toronto hotelier pays millions to take Trump name off its business
  11. China orders mobile app stores to remove VPN apps
  12. GOP abandons vote on health care repeal after CBO predicts 22 million would lose insurance
  13. Verizon bought Yahoo, so Flickr and Tumblr users with AT&T email addresses are being cut off
  14. Make: hand-embroidered patches based on photos of your beloved cat
  15. The Balkan blobject robot at the 2073 Venice Biennale
  16. Kid gets his hands on a leafblower and instantly transforms into a supervillian
  17. Watch: Half-dressed gentleman at Rugby game takes it all off and streaks
  18. A new ransomware strain is seemingly using a leaked NSA cyberweapon to race around the planet
  19. Best tea maker: Teavana Perfectea
  20. America's leading Net Neutrality campaigner is suing NYC to fix its broken internet
  21. Six research-backed tips to have a great vacation
  22. Bully cop tickets black man for made-up law of not having ID while walking
  23. 100 Americans attempt a British accent
  24. 1924 Ringling Brothers photo: "Congress of Freaks"
  25. David Sedaris shares his writing process - always carry a notebook
  26. EU fines Google €2.42B for anti-competitive behaviour
  27. New Stars Wars trailer remade on a 1984 Apple computer
  28. New massive ransomware attack paralyzing European banks, airports, government departments
  29. Legal experts not impressed by the bogus threats Zillow used to silence real estate blogger
  30. Sun printing is fun printing

Core77

  1. Ping Pong Precision Production Methods
  2. Nike Has a New 150,000 sq ft, 6 Floor Headquarters in the Middle of NYC
  3. This Seesaw Inspired Bench Takes Two to Tango
  4. Design Competition: What Can You Create Using One Bag of Concrete?
  5. Reader Submitted: A Steel Sculpture Inflated like a Balloon for Stability and Lightness 
  6. How to Make a Table That Folds Into a Bookcase
  7. Questioning Implicit Linearity
  8. Rethinking a Product We'd Rather Not Think About
  9. Design Job: Help Evolve a Secret Adobe Project as their UX Designer in San Fransisco, CA
  10. How to See Clearly Underwater Without Wearing Googles
  11. Fillets: When to Use 'Em, When to Lose 'Em
  12. Three Friends, One Designer Have Redesigned a Modern Trans Am—and It's In Production
  13. A Bodycam Designed for Use in the Field
  14. Reader Submitted: A 3D Printed Alternative to Traditional Tattoos
  15. So THIS is What "Mixed Reality" Can Do

CNET

  1. Cadbury chocolate factory shut down by Petya cyberattack - CNET
  2. How to use Drop In with your Amazon Echo speakers - CNET
  3. New wearables boast always-on tracking that lasts a week - CNET
  4. Qualcomm is taking fingerprint scanners below the surface - CNET
  5. Qualcomm adds more bang for $200 phones with new Snapdragon 450 chips - CNET
  6. 43 games you can play with Google Home - CNET
  7. Marissa Mayer reportedly stands by Uber's Travis Kalanick - CNET
  8. NBA champion Andre Iguodala to host sports tech talk show - CNET
  9. NASA fact-checks Anonymous on alien-life claims - CNET
  10. Pandora pulls plug on Australia, New Zealand operations - CNET
  11. 'Homecoming' director Jon Watts knows how Spider-Man feels - CNET
  12. Get the most out of iOS 11's revamped Control Center - CNET
  13. Facebook vows to do better combating hate speech - CNET
  14. Uber ex-contractor accused of stealing $25K in rides, food - CNET
  15. AKG N60NC Wireless review - CNET
  16. 'Last Jedi' trailer made on Apple llc will take you to 1984 - CNET
  17. Chris Sale, pitching star, ignores big data - CNET
  18. Samsung Pay: What you need to know (FAQ) - CNET
  19. Apple's Siri will get human help to be cool - CNET
  20. See NASA jettison a stuck solar array into space - CNET
  21. The Halo+ guards you from inclement weather as well as smoke - CNET
  22. AI could help make North America richer, China more so - CNET
  23. Google hit with massive $2.7B fine by the EU video - CNET
  24. iOS 11's best features for iPhone and iPad - CNET
  25. 2018 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Release Date, Price and Specs - Roadshow

Reddit

  1. Helicopter 'attacks' Venezuelan court - BBC News
  2. Maine confirms its first case of measles in 20 years
  3. Found my doppelgänger at a bar this past weekend.
  4. TIL When Eminem wanted to get clean he called Elton John who then helped him for 18 months to kick his addiction to Vicodin, Ambien and other prescription drugs.
  5. My grandfather is afraid of dogs, and my dog is afraid of most humans.... But they gave each other a chance and together they made it work :)
  6. MRW my wife tells me she left a little extra pink in the chicken because that's how I like my steaks
  7. Typical lunch for the least healthy man in the world. The guy works with me.
  8. I drove my Chevy to the levy, but the levy was... oh fuck
  9. This pupper makes the wedding
  10. Female Kurdish soldier almost gets shot in the head and laughs it off.
  11. Love is a two way seat
  12. One sec, I'll be right up!
  13. When you want to go outside 40 times a day, but only get let out 39.
  14. It's that time of year again in Arizona
  15. Man buys a parachute off the internet and jumps from his balcony
  16. Actor Michael Nyqvist dead at 56
  17. TIL 30% of Americans don't drink alcohol at all, 60% drink less than 1 drink a week. The top 10% drink ~74 drinks a week.
  18. Trashpanda toy!
  19. Tim Tebow Is Failing Up: His overall performance is so poor that his promotion is one of the least probable in the last decade
  20. Painted Memes at Trader Joe's
  21. ELI5: Why are we able to control almost all of our muscles at will but have a lot of difficulty suppressing laughter or a smile?
  22. Groundbreaking discovery confirms existence of orbiting supermassive black holes
  23. No need to lock out, this'll just take a second
  24. How to get me motivated to work out.
  25. Tying both ends of a rope swing WCGW?
  26. My grandma meeting her Great Grand Daughter for the first time in a surprise visit!!
  27. The Werewolf of Wysteria - Albert Fish - convicted child rapist and cannibal, boasted he "had children in every state."
  28. 'Better Call Saul' Renewed for Fourth Season at AMC
  29. He has lost the will to live.
  30. With the SNES mini rolling out, just a reminder that you won't be able to get it because of people like this
  31. The Best Fighter in Rizin (wait for it)
  32. Hey, its me, your brother!
  33. Mom kickflips while pushing stroller
  34. Canadians oppose using taxpayers funds for NHL franchises
  35. We made the "fidget spinner live" app devs make an announcement about us!
  36. Me, planning a trip now that the Houston Zoo has announced a baby due this summer.
  37. 'Better Call Saul' Renewed for Fourth Season at AMC
  38. ‘The Batman’ will be a “noir driven, detective version of Batman”, says director Matt Reeves
  39. Shigeru Miyamoto in IGN Interview: "I don’t really feel like I want to remake any Mario games."
  40. 10/10 cosplay
  41. MRW someone tells me that it's impossible to get to the front page with a gif submitted in the middle of the day
  42. Like it's burning a hole in your pocket
  43. With more than 50 million US subscribers, Netflix has finally surpassed cable TV
  44. My Dad was super happy when he found this at a carboot market for $10. Naturally he found his elder wand and this happened..
  45. Faraday train
  46. Lion spooked by a bubble
  47. The creators of *Starfox 2* throw a long-belated launch party upon discovering that their two-decade-old creation would have its day in the sun.
  48. Guy in a wheelchair surfing the crowd
  49. The Shadow Of A Dodecahedron
  50. [Image] Just do your thing :)
  51. Had my kayak out for an hour before the rental shop opened. Had the whole lake to myself. 10/10 would paddle again. Lake Louise, AB [OC] [1080x1920]
  52. [No Spoilers] My siblings and I frequently quote AtLA including but not limited to: "My honor!", "How could you say that?!", "My cabbages!", etc. This is one of my favorite bits of dialogue in the whole series.
  53. NOS tank exploded due to overheating and malfunctioning pressure release valve
  54. HMB while I blowtorch off your whole face with this can of gas
  55. Jennifer keeled over in pain after tapping her sensitive arm too hard.
  56. We can all use another box of these.
  57. The tops of UPS trucks are not brown
  58. Unfortunately one of my best friends is officially a "nice guy". He's been on the edge for years but today he officially crossed the threshold.
  59. He zoomied for your sins!
  60. I, too, went to Lake Bled
  61. I love when the show does throwbacks to an earlier season like this.
  62. Blue pond my dad found while in myanmar.
  63. Russian playground
  64. FUCKING DO IT MODS
  65. "Don't pay off your mortgage because you have to pay property taxes".
  66. Fuck up some commas
  67. YPJ sniper almost hit by the enemy
  68. Kendrick Lamar - ELEMENT. [Music Video]
  69. Alissa, Ivana Besevic, traditional and digital painting, '17
  70. Is This Chicken Hot?
  71. Patients are ditching opioids and instead using cannabis to treat pain, anxiety, and depression mostly in states where pot is legal, according to a new study.
  72. LPT: If you started college at a 2 year school, then transfer to a 4 year school and dropped out without a degree, contact the 2 year school about Reverse Transfer Programs, you may have already earned an Associates Degree that you are not getting credit for.
  73. ‘Covfefe’ on list of vanity license plates banned in Georgia
  74. First one by Tom @ Surface Studio in Munich, Germany - Lovin' it!
  75. Goliath tiger fish ( Congo river )
  76. [WP] You have a small superpower. Whenever you tap someone on the shoulder, they always look over that shoulder, without fail. At first, you just used this for harmless pranks. Then, you realized you can kill people by tapping both of their shoulders.
  77. Rescued Pit Bull Elected Town Mayor After Beating Out Chicken and a Donkey
  78. when you dip back into the dating pool after a break up and see your options
  79. World's smallest deer, the pudu
  80. My very cool grandpa in the 1950s holding a fish, smoking a cigarette, with a book tucked into his pants and cigarette pack in his sleeve.
  81. MRW I just moved to a great new place but the tap water smells weird and I'm trying to convince myself it's not a deal breaker
  82. Traffic stop dashcam
  83. 'Star Trek: Discovery' Adds Jonathan Frakes as Director
  84. Assembling a modular Duna base
  85. Funny picture of Jack Kirby at his drawing table. From me. (Jeremy Kirby, Jack's grandson)
  86. Cameraman falls in love
  87. Why does the electron just orbit the nucleus instead of colliding and "gluing" to it?
  88. How to correctly reverse park
  89. Unwanted shrubbery being pulverized
  90. Smh
  91. It's too hot!
  92. My 7th grade basketball photo. I guess they couldn't find a picture of me actually holding the ball.
  93. You're not a real gamer girl if you don't take it way too seriously and swear like a sailor
  94. Built a ball pit for my daughter...and for me
  95. Flight passenger throws coins into engine for ‘luck’, delays take-off for hours
  96. Best moment of my life.
  97. Poor pup is in over his head at his new job
  98. When someone says Big Bang Theory is the funniest show
  99. "HAMMOND!"
  100. Laughing at an obese person exercising is like laughing at a cancer patient recieving chemotherapy.

The Verge

  1. Google News gets a much-needed redesign to cut down on clutter and confusion
  2. Pretty Little Liars prop master Chris Vail explains season 7’s sinister hacker device
  3. Today's global ransomware attack weaponized software updates
  4. AMD's all-new Vega Frontier Edition graphics card is now available for $999
  5. Lexar memory cards are dead as parent company closes retail division
  6. Australian police blame WannaCry for spoiling 8,000 traffic cam tickets
  7. Electric Objects shutters digital art display business and sells app to Giphy
  8. This ring could unlock your car, buy you stuff, and log into your laptop
  9. It’s already too late for today’s ransomware victims to pay up and save their computers
  10. Chromebook with a Google Assistant key and fingerprint sensor may be in the works

Wired

LifeHacker

The Onion

  1. 5 Things To Know About Mitch McConnell
  2. Of Dice And Men
  3. Barber Not Even Excited Anymore By Bringing Home Free Bags Of Hair At End Of Day
  4. Your Horoscopes — Week Of June 27, 2017
  5. 200 Million Voters’ Data Leaked Online
  6. Secretary Of Interior Announces $400 Million Initiative To Preserve Self For Future Generations To Enjoy
  7. 5 Things To Know About The Senate Healthcare Bill
  8. Study Finds Only 1 In 3 Lasik Surgeries End In Laser Boring Through Eye, Incinerating Brain, Shooting Through Skull On Other Side
  9. Lead Found In 20% Of Baby Food
  10. New Gallup Poll Finds 40% Of Americans Probably Going To Skip Michelle’s Party
  11. 20 Years Of Harry Potter
  12. Lovebird Windshield Wipers Gleefully Chasing Each Other Through Rain
  13. Neighbor Arriving Home At Same Time Offers Brief, Beguiling Glimpse Inside Apartment
  14. Kipers Go On Vacation
  15. New App Sends Dating Profile Straight To Friends, Coworkers To Laugh At Without Ever Connecting Users To Each Other
  16. China Censors Gay Kiss In ‘Alien: Covenant’
  17. Robert Mueller Begins Thirteenth Day Undercover As White House Janitor
  18. Versatile Game Table Can Be Easily Converted To Play Small, Shitty Version Of Pool, Air Hockey, Foosball
  19. ‘Literally No One Calls Me That Or Has Ever Called Me That’: Our Interview With Ol’ Musky
  20. Pros And Cons Of The Gig Economy

The Register

  1. VMware prepping NSX-as-a-service running from the public cloud
  2. 'Bio-hacker' embeds public transport ticket under his skin
  3. Ride-snare: Lyft ruse helps cops cuff suspect in tech CEO murder case
  4. Amadeus airline booking system TITSUP and it's not ransomware
  5. Microsoft brings caregiver leave home to US, plans to finish global rollout soon
  6. Everything you need to know about the Petya, er, NotPetya nasty trashing PCs worldwide
  7. A good time Woz had by all: We peeked our head into Primary Data and this is what we saw
  8. Mozilla dev and Curl inventor Daniel Stenberg denied travel to USA
  9. Hot news! Combustible Galaxy Note 7 to return as 'Galaxy Note FE'
  10. Ever wondered why the universe only has black holes in S or XXXL? No? Boffins have an answer
  11. Blunder Down Under: Self-driving Oz cars still thwarted by kangaroos
  12. Costly, under-featured MyGov is just fine, says Oz national auditor
  13. See you in 2023 – Bitcoin exchange Coin.mx bigwig gets 66 months in the slammer
  14. Koh-no! Silicon Lucy blocks Qualcomm from wriggling out of FTC's chip monopoly trial
  15. Big Blue lures big biz object storage teams with VersaStack, COS
  16. Pwned UK SME fined £60K for leaving itself vulnerable to hack attack
  17. 50th anniversary of the ATM opens debate about mobile payments
  18. Huge ransomware outbreak spreads in Ukraine and beyond
  19. The 'DUP' joins El Reg’s illustrious online standards converter
  20. Oh my Tosh: WDC submits fresh bid for Toshiba memory biz
  21. HMS Windows XP: Britain's newest warship runs Swiss Cheese OS
  22. Former GDS head Mike Bracken quits Co-op
  23. Wanna write a Cloudflare app? No? Would $100m change your mind?
  24. Microsoft: We'll beef up security in Windows 10 Creators Edition Fall Update
  25. Make sure your Skype is up to date because FYI there's a nasty hole in it
  26. What? What? Which? Former broadband minister Ed Vaizey dismisses report
  27. Sony open-sources NNabla neural network learnings
  28. Working in maintenance? Stop reading, we need you in the server room
  29. Google hit with record antitrust fine of €2.4bn by Europe
  30. Software glitch led to London Ambulance Service outage – report
  31. UK's Ministry of Fun considers what to tell social media firms about online bullying
  32. European Commission chucks cash at UR – the universal language of mind your own biz
  33. Watchdog slaps NHS for failure to tackle correspondence backlog
  34. Concorde without the cacophony: NASA thinks it's cracked quiet supersonic flight
  35. Skynet? More like Night-sky-net. AI hunts for Milky Way's turbo stars
  36. India's Martian MOM clocks up 1,000 days circling the red planet
  37. No way to sugarcoat this: I'm afraid Uranus opens and closes to accept particle streams
  38. Idea to encrypt stuff on the web at rest hits the IETF's Standard Track
  39. Encrypted chat app Telegram warned by Russian regulator: 'comply or goodbye'
  40. US Copyright Office suggests 'right to repair' laws a good idea
  41. Cisco and McAfee decide users just can't be trusted not to click on dodgy attachments
  42. Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube create anti-terror group
  43. Researchers blind autonomous cars by tricking LIDAR
  44. US engineer in the clink for wrecking ex-bosses' smart meter radio masts with Pink Floyd lyrics
  45. Queensland Police want access to locked devices
  46. We'll drag Microsoft in front of Supremes over Irish email spat – DoJ
  47. Robocall spammers, you have one new voicemail message: CUT IT OUT!
  48. Tremble in fear, America, as Daesh-bags scrawl cyber-graffiti on .gov webpages no one visits
  49. Coraid's Coile resurrects storage biz, swears off VCs' filthy Valley lucre
  50. Braking news: AA password reset email cockup crashes servers

TechMeme

  1. DiffBlue, which wants to automate coding tasks using AI, announces $22M Series A led by Goldman Sachs Principal Strategic Investments (Steve O'Hear/TechCrunch)
  2. Researchers find creating a read-only "perfc" file on Windows stops the current "Petya" ransomware variant from executing locally (Catalin Cimpanu/BleepingComputer.com)
  3. Microsoft to add Exploit Guard feature in this fall's Creators Update for Windows to help manage EMET-like exploit mitigations app by app (Peter Bright/Ars Technica)
  4. Source: Binary Capital is shutting down its most recent fund, which had raised about $175M, in wake of Justin Caldbeck situation (Emily Chang/Bloomberg)
  5. Source: Lightspeed asked Stitch Fix CEO to sign non-disparagement agreement after she complained about then-board member and Lightspeed partner Justin Caldbeck (Dan Primack/Axios)
  6. Today's ransomware attacks leveraged Windows' remote admin access tools like Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and PsExec to infect other PCs on network (Russell Brandom/The Verge)
  7. Pandora winds down operations in Australia and New Zealand, the only territories where it operates outside of the US (Marc Schneider/Billboard)
  8. Malware causes Maersk to cease some operations in LA, New York, New Jersey, Rotterdam; in LA, only one Maersk vessel was able to depart on schedule early Tues. (LA Business Journal)
  9. Sources: Delivery Hero IPO in Germany to price in upper half of price range, aims to raise ~$1.04B (Reuters)
  10. In a setback for Netflix, China's iQiyi streaming service takes down sitcom BoJack Horseman just 2 days after debut, the first show licensed after April's deal (Bloomberg)
  11. Huawei Honor 9, which launched in China earlier this month, debuts in Europe with 20MP/12MP dual-lens camera, starting at £380; no US pricing or release date (Ryan Smith/AnandTech)
  12. Twitter hires Candi Castleberry-Singleton, formerly of Motorola and Sun, as new VP of inclusion and diversity, following Jeffrey Siminoff's February departure (Jessica Guynn/USA Today)
  13. Experts from Eset and Recorded Future say today's ransomware scans systems for passwords to send to server, uses NSA "EternalBlue" exploit, is "Petya" variant (Dan Goodin/Ars Technica)
  14. US House committee debates 14 bills regarding self-driving car rules, as 22 states have enacted their own, often conflicting, regulations (Tony Romm/Recode)
  15. German email host closes account of hacker behind today's ransomware outbreak, but because victims can't reach hacker, they can't decrypt files even if they pay (Joseph Cox/Motherboard)