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BBC

  1. MI5 boss Andrew Parker warns of 'intense’ terror threat
  2. Man Booker Prize: George Saunders wins for Lincoln in the Bardo
  3. Weinstein scandal: Game of Thrones actress 'felt powerless'
  4. Parsons Green tube stabbing: Victim named as Omid Saidy
  5. Driver stun-gunned after race car brawl
  6. 'Islamic State': Raqqa's loss seals rapid rise and fall
  7. Amber Rudd calls Brexit without a deal 'unthinkable'
  8. Mike Samwell death: Widow 'held dying husband's hand'
  9. Raqqa: IS 'capital' falls to US-backed Syrian forces
  10. 'Don't have nightmares': Crimewatch through the years
  11. Sainsbury's to cut 2,000 jobs in cost-saving drive
  12. NHS surgery waits run into years in Northern Ireland
  13. Spurs hopes boosted by draw at Real Madrid
  14. House prices: Have they actually gone up in your neighbourhood?
  15. Red sun phenomenon 'caused by Saharan dust', analysis shows
  16. Mary J. Blige: US still 'separated' on race
  17. Ed Sheeran's Shape of You was written in just 90 mins
  18. What Sean Hughes wanted to happen after his death
  19. 'Pray for Mogadishu' is not trending, but Somalis are mobilising
  20. Leeds United players and staff donate pay to boy's cancer care
  21. Kent fire service's Dirty Dancing parody is a hit
  22. Ghost of boy 'seen at Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire'
  23. Can a Bugatti handle a drive-through?
  24. High speed camera uses 1,000 frames per second
  25. BBC News Channel
  26. The big cases Crimewatch helped solve
  27. British fighter: 'I can't go back to my own country'
  28. Malta journalist Caruana Galizia: Anti-corruption warrior
  29. Why is China investing heavily in south-east Europe?
  30. Somali bomb victims: Searching for clues
  31. Kevin Nunes shooting: The police mistakes that sank a murder case
  32. 'I felt so low, I couldn't see a way out'
  33. Calls for children to have views heard in family cases
  34. NK Maribor 0-7 Liverpool
  35. Manchester City 2-1 Napoli
  36. Anthony Joshua: World champion says he is 'in no rush' to fight in the US
  37. Ryder Cup 2018: US still has something to prove says Jim Furyk
  38. Warren Gatland: The criticism & hurt that led to bitter end to Lions involvement
  39. Craig Shakespeare: Leicester City sack manager four months after appointment
  40. Eniola Aluko: FA bosses set for inquiry over Mark Sampson investigations

Bitcoin

  1. $5,593.2500
  2. £4,240.4498
  3. €4,753.7647

Engadget

  1. German soccer team puts players on your iPhone for AR selfies
  2. Microsoft resurrects its most iconic mouse
  3. 'GTA Online' transforming vehicle races start today
  4. Levi’s is already working with Google on a second smart jacket
  5. Greenpeace blasts Amazon over poor environmental practices
  6. Amazon Studios head resigns after sexual harassment allegations
  7. Facebook snags a Kerry Washington-produced drama
  8. UK collected social media data as part of its mass surveillance
  9. Hulu’s VR content is now available on Windows Mixed Reality headsets
  10. 'Drive' director debuts free streaming service for forgotten movies
  11. Control YouTube's live TV service with Google Home
  12. Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs is building an 'internet city' in Toronto
  13. Volvo's performance brand launches a 600HP plug-in hybrid
  14. eBay will now verify luxury handbags sold on the site
  15. Niantic CEO: AR will reach full potential 'when we get the glasses'
  16. Head of Facebook’s future lab will leave early next year
  17. Intel aims to conquer AI with the Nervana processor
  18. Play Atari's 'Centipede' on a tiny, authentic arcade cabinet
  19. Online shoppers can now use Venmo to pay for their new gear
  20. Roku Express will be available in Canada in November
  21. Snap and NBC form a studio just for mobile-only TV shows
  22. GM aims to be the first to test self-driving cars in New York City
  23. Twitter is the latest to fill your feed with auto-playing video ads
  24. Dropbox targets freelancing workers with new 'Professional' tier
  25. Google Calendar for web gets a much-needed makeover

Pinboard

  1. One person’s history of Twitter, from beginning to end — Please read the last thing I will ever write about Twitter: “One person’s history of Twitter, from beginning to end”
  2. "This is a core protocol-level flaw in WPA2 wi-fi and it looks bad." — Vanhoef himself has the following publication listed on his website: M. Vanhoef and F. Piessens. Key Reinstallation Attacks: Forcing Nonce Reuse in WPA2. To appear in Proceedings of the 24th ACM Conference on Computer and Communication Security (CCS 2017)…
  3. The impossible dream of USB-C – Marco.org — The impossible dream of USB-C
  4. The Python Graph Gallery – Visualizing data – with Python
  5. What Facebook Did to American Democracy - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://ift.tt/1aNUXMQ
  6. Twitter — The Four Horsemen of The Bubble of Silicon Valley Venture Capitalists.
  7. We fired our top talent. Best decision we ever made.
  8. Want to see something crazy? Open this link on your phone with WiFi turned off. — RT @philipn: Want to see something crazy? Turn off WiFi and check this out on your phone:
  9. Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping | Ars Technica — Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping https://t.co/gMr1Ag3Be3 — Abraham Williams (@abraham) October 16, 2017
  10. Twitter — I hadn't thought about this much before, but, damn...
  11. The Danger of President Pence | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker http://ift.tt/2i2hEWb
  12. Twitter — You vile little worm.
  13. Twitter — When your software isn't written for tropical storm force winds North of 60 degrees.
  14. HURRICANE OPHELIA — When your software isn't written for tropical storm force winds North of 60 degrees.
  15. Twitter — There is only one side. #NoMoreNazis #Wolf2
  16. You fired your top talent. I hope you’re happy. – Tony Robinson – Medium — You fired your top talent. I hope you're happy.
  17. Essential C — Programmer's introduction to C
  18. Twitter — life protip: instead of saying "sorry for the late response" instead say "thank you for your patience" I mean, we w…
  19. Perceptually uniform color spaces — part of "Programming Design Systems" includes p5.js
  20. Falling through the KRACKs – A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering — I wrote a very quick blog post on why KRACK happened.
  21. @20 (Ftrain.com) — My website is in the coveted 18–35 age bracket.
  22. Twitter — We don't appreciate Nick Offerman nearly as much as we should.
  23. Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw | Ars Technica — RT @mountain_ghosts: oh good
  24. Yale Data Structures with C
  25. From boiling lead and black art: An essay on the history of mathematical typography
  26. The scale of tech winners
  27. Twitter — When humans aren’t around...
  28. The SQL I Love
  29. My 20-Year Experience of Software Development Methodologies | zwischenzugs — Recently I read Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Harari. The basic thesis of the book is that humans require ‘collective fictions’ so that we can collaborate in larger numbers than the 150 or so our brains are big enough to cope with b…
  30. Twitter — The new Pacific Rim looks amazing.
  31. Malta car bomb kills Panama Papers journalist | World news | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  32. Twitter — Fortunately, you're already using TLS for everything, since obviously routers aren't ever to be trusted.
  33. Jud! You are on fire — I Fell 15,000 Feet and Lived
  34. Tesla’s New Car Smell – Monday Note
  35. Twitter — Racism is NOT enacted through name calling or ways of thinking, it comes through laws and policies and tangible sys…
  36. Twitter — Making a tool for "programming with plain words"! Here's me "programming" a line-drawing turtle: #ScreenshotSaturday
  37. First Evidence That Online Dating Is Changing the Nature of Society - MIT Technology Review — RT @matthewwu: The way strangers meet via dating websites is changing society in unexpected ways, say researchers - via @techreview
  38. Sarah Polley: The Men You Meet Making Movies - The New York Times — Sarah Polley (right) making her documentary “Stories We Tell.” Ken Woroner/Roadside Attractions One day, when I was 19 years old, I was in the middle of a photo…
  39. Twitter — I do feel bad for men with all the witch hunt stuff going on. Imagine being unsure if you could trust members of th…
  40. ‘A Soulless Coward’: Coach Gregg Popovich Responds to Trump | The Nation — Coach Popovich called me to vent about Trump's latest outrage. Here's what he said
  41. Twitter — HOLY SHIT WE'RE OLD BRICK BUILDINGS NO FUCKING WAY MATE
  42. Silicon Valley Is Not Your Friend - The New York Times — Such a somber, self-critical statement hasn’t been typical for the usually sunny Mr. Zuckerberg, who once exhorted his employees at Facebook to “move fast and break things.” In the past, why would Mr. via Pocket
  43. Goodbye Gatekeepers – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
  44. Twitter — Good morning. Wi-Fi is literally fucked.
  45. The World Once Laughed at North Korean Cyber Power. No More. - The New York Times — And just as Western analysts once scoffed at the potential of the North’s nuclear program, so did experts dismiss its cyber potential — only to now acknowledge that hacking is an almost perfect weapon for a Pyongyang that is isolated and has …
  46. tech-interview-handbook/cheatsheet.md at master · yangshun/tech-interview-handbook · GitHub
  47. Twitter — Delete your newsroom.
  48. Keyboard latency
  49. How to Do Code Reviews Like a Human (Part One) - Silly Bits
  50. Questions I'm asking in interviews 2017
  51. Twitter — THATS THE POINT OF THE FUCKING BOOK
  52. Untitled (https://unsplash.com/) — Unsplash: ten new high-res copyright-free photos every ten days  
  53. The Fragile State of the Midwest’s Public Universities - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://ift.tt/1aNUXMQ
  54. What I Learned From Reading Every Amazon Shareholders Letter — Despite memes (below) to the contrarian, the core operating principles of Amazon hasn’t changed much if at all since the company went public in 1997. Amazon aims to be the world’s most customer-centric company. via Pocket
  55. Twitter — hypothetically, if our media was run by Nazi sympathizers, what would look different
  56. Twitter — .@realDonaldTrump When my brother was killed, Pres Bush listened while I screamed at him & then held me as I sobbed…
  57. How JavaScript works: Event loop and the rise of Async programming + 5 ways to better coding with async/await
  58. Twitter — Endorsed.
  59. Micro Frontends - extending the microservice idea to frontend development
  60. Twitter — This is Smiley. He dedicated his life to making others smile. Today, his battle with cancer ends. He is our first 1…
  61. Software architecture is failing – Alex Hudson — We need to talk about software architecture. And we need to stop pretending we're Google.https://t.co/xNWV9ryR7m — Alex Hudson (@ealexhudson) October 14, 2017 http://twitter.com/ealexhudson/status/919255053374033920
  62. (429) https://twitter.com/dlberes/status/919199070811557888/photo/1 — incredibly bleak reddit content
  63. Twitter — well that's enough internet for today
  64. Every Noise at Once — Every Noise at Once: interactive genre map, click the right arrow on any genre to expand it  
  65. 'Our minds can be hijacked': the tech insiders who fear a smartphone dystopia | Technology | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian http://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  66. Twitter — This is a hotel. You're building a hotel.
  67. Twitter — FIVE golf trips in NINE days is called retirement.
  68. Anger is temporary madness: the Stoics knew how to curb it | Aeon Ideas
  69. Why Twitter's Design Makes Harassment an Inevitability - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://ift.tt/1aNUXMQ
  70. North Korea: Where can its missiles reach? - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) — This is awesome but also very terrifying
  71. Data Structure Visualization
  72. 500 Data Structures and Algorithms practice problems and their solutions
  73. WPA2: Broken with KRACK. What now? — On social media right now, strong rumours are spreading that the WPA2 encryption scheme has been broken in a fundamental way. What this means: the security built into WiFi is likely ineffective, and we should not assume it provides any security.
  74. Twitter — A neat public art installation in Glen Park in SF: A lens focuses the sun to burn a line in a redwood log. It's adv…
  75. Untitled (http://www.interfluidity.com/uploads/2017/10/Fiat-Is-Effective-Minitalk-light-edit-to-share.pdf) — “fiat money is very effective” (slides to a talk i gave yesterday on the subject at @EthereumSV)
  76. The scientists persuading terrorists to spill their secrets | News | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  77. Twitter — Someone at Google has a sense of humour.
  78. The opioid epidemic: How Congress and drug company lobbyists worked to neutralize the DEA - Washington Post — Drug Companies and Congress Behind Opioid Crisis... http://ift.tt/2yilu4j
  79. Why Trello Failed to Build a $1 Billion+ Business – Noteworthy — The Journal Blog
  80. Twitter — Nation Shocked To Learn That Dude Who Thinks Genocide Is Awesome Has Other Bad Opinions
  81. Twitter — This Quora answer is magnificent.
  82. Twitter — Check out this apple pie I made. Worked out real well.
  83. Twitter — This was such an amazing burn that I wanted everyone else to savor it with me.
  84. Health care prices are the problem - Vox — I was recently sent a bill for a 3-year-old’s MRI. The procedure cost $25,000.
  85. ‘Allah’ Is Found on Viking Funeral Clothes - The New York Times — RT @bhoggard: ‘Allah’ Is Found on Viking Funeral Clothes
  86. Cambridge Analytica: the Geotargeting and Emotional Data Mining Scripts — Important insight into Cambridge Analytica's script strategy from @d1gi ht @donie
  87. 20 of America's top political scientists gathered to discuss our democracy. They're scared. - Vox
  88. Twitter — just a reminder that the *actual* Salem witch hunts were, you know, another instance of men brutalizing women
  89. WiFi is broken – here's the companies that have already fixed it | Charged — You might have heard some doom-and-gloom news this morning: a researcher has finally figured out how to compromise the WPA2 encryption algorithm , the world's…
  90. Twitter — Corgis have knees, you racist fuck
  91. Rebuilding slack.com – Several People Are Coding — As promised, I wrote about building @SlackHQ's new site, featuring shiny new ✨ CSS Grid ✨
  92. Twitter — My deepest thanks to the US government, Senator McCain and Senator Lieberman for pushing Visa, MasterCard, Payal, A…
  93. Twitter — Courtney Love was WARNING about Harvey Weinstein in 2005! “If Harvey Weinstein invites u to a private party at the…
  94. (500) https://crocs.fi.muni.cz/public/papers/rsa_ccs17 — Today's security attacks in one tweet: 1) WPA2: 2) RSA:
  95. Twitter — When the remains of 4 soldiers ambushed in Benghazi returned home, both Obama and Clinton were there. When the rem…
  96. xkcd: State Borders
  97. Twitter — How much NRA money did you return after 60 people were killed in Las Vegas?
  98. Twitter — let me use my 280 characters to say that there was a truck bomb in mogadishu, somalia that went off and killed over…
  99. Untitled (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-10-11/dollar-general-hits-a-gold-mine-in-rural-america) — Dollar General Hits a Gold Mine in Rural America -
  100. Twitter — Trump joked that Pence wants to hang gay people. Somehow, as with so much else, this will barely make a ripple.…

The Next Web

  1. WhatsApp borrows live location sharing from Facebook
  2. Snapchat is opening a Hollywood studio to make shows just for your tiny screen
  3. Driverless cars bring visions of building boom, suburban sprawl
  4. ‘Think of the Children’ is a video game that captures the hell of parenting
  5. Tesla employees bite back, calling recent firings a cost-cutting measure
  6. Why should you care about the AI chips in Apple and Huawei’s new phones?
  7. Facebook Live cuts out the middle man, adds its own screen-sharing feature
  8. Computers will soon be able to fix themselves – will that kill IT departments?
  9. The KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability, explained like you’re five
  10. Microsoft’s new Surface Book 2 adds a 15-inch size and gaming-grade graphics

Smashing Magazine

  1. Naming Things In CSS Grid Layout
  2. Monthly Web Development Update 10/2017: CSS Grid, CAA Pitfalls, And Image Optimization
  3. Don’t Let Your Brain Deceive You: Avoiding Bias In Your UX Feedback
  4. Implementing A Service Worker For Single-Page App WordPress Sites
  5. Building A Large-Scale Design System: How A Design System Was Created For The U.S. Government (Case Study)
  6. CSS Grid Challenge: Winners and Templates
  7. Designing A Realistic Chronograph Watch In Sketch
  8. Minimalistic Design With Large Impact: Functional Minimalism For Web Design
  9. Non-Disclosure Agreements For Developers: What To Know Before You Sign
  10. Pumpkins, Spooky Fellows And Fall Inspiration For Your Desktop (October 2017 Edition)
  11. CSS Grid Gotchas And Stumbling Blocks
  12. An Overview Of The Most Common UX Design Deliverables
  13. 60 Travel Icons To Awaken Your Wanderlust (Freebie)
  14. Exploring Animation And Interaction Techniques With WebGL (A Case Study)
  15. User Authentication For Web And iOS Apps With AWS Cognito (Part 2)
  16. Playing With Color: Vibrant Options For Apps And Websites
  17. Building Inclusive Toggle Buttons
  18. Uploading Directories At Once With webkitdirectory
  19. How New Font Technologies Will Improve The Web
  20. Monthly Web Development Update 09/2017: Functional CSS, Android 8 And iOS 11

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Home-Office Furniture and Supplies
  2. The Best Carving Knife and Fork
  3. The Best Growler
  4. The Best Wireless Router (for Most People)
  5. The Best Catnip
  6. The Best Smartwatch for Android Phones
  7. The Best VR Headsets for PC and PS4
  8. The Best Cribs
  9. The Best Chromecast Speaker
  10. What Laptop Should I Buy? The Best Laptops for Every Need

Sweethome

  1. The Best Roasting Pan
  2. The Best Pull-Up Bars
  3. The Best Water Filter Pitcher
  4. The Best Food Storage Containers
  5. The Best Chef’s Knife for Most Cooks
  6. Thermomix: What to Know Before You Buy
  7. Most Popular This Week
  8. The Best Floor Lamps Under $300
  9. The Best Beard Trimmer
  10. Most Popular This Week

Hacker News

  1. Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs to turn 800 acres of Toronto into an “internet city”
  2. Show HN: Metaballs
  3. A convicted felon who became a Georgetown law professor
  4. Choosing between names and identifiers in URLs
  5. Airbus buys majority stake in Bombardier CSeries passenger jet business
  6. Hotswapping Haskell
  7. Pure Operation-Based Replicated Data Types
  8. ACME Support in Apache HTTP Server Project
  9. Clojurecademy is now open source
  10. Zig Programming Language 0.1.1: First beta release
  11. Flatiron School settles for operating without license, employment/salary claims
  12. MailChimp vs. Amazon SES – How I Reduced My Monthly Bill
  13. Ohm: Parsing Made Easy
  14. UK spies using social media data for mass surveillance
  15. New Da Vinci bio portrays a man obsessed with knowledge, impossible to know
  16. Just own the damn robots
  17. Why I use Object Pascal
  18. Turning minor-key songs major
  19. GiveCampus (YC S15) hiring full-stack and front-end engineers in DC and SF
  20. Show HN: Writing – A lightweight distraction-free editor (MathJax and Markdown)
  21. Most sushi fish isn't fresh
  22. Systems theory research suggests wealth redistrib. needed for economic growth
  23. Modern Upgrades for the Hayes Chronograph
  24. Haskell Typeclasses vs. C++ Classes
  25. Miscreant: a multi-language misuse resistant encryption library
  26. ICOs at the End of 2017: What We Think We Know and What We Don't Know
  27. Ghost in the Cell
  28. Introducing Surface Book 2
  29. How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
  30. Nobody Thinks About EBay

Ars Technica

  1. 21 years later, original developer works to fix 16-bit Sonic
  2. Windows 10 Fall Creators Update: Lots of small changes—and maybe the revolution
  3. The Zoomable Universe is a feast for your eyes and brain
  4. EA shuts down Visceral, will reboot its Star Wars game due to “marketplace”
  5. DOJ indicts Chinese fentanyl distributors selling to Americans online
  6. Dealmaster: Get a 15-inch Dell laptop with a 512GB SSD for $580
  7. ZTE launches crazy, foldable, dual-screened smartphone
  8. The new Han Solo film is done filming, and it has a name
  9. Six days later, FCC chair says Trump can’t order FCC to revoke TV licenses
  10. Google now offers special security program for high-risk users
  11. Netflix, Amazon, movie studios sue over TickBox streaming device
  12. Self-driving Chevy Bolts are coming to the streets of Manhattan in 2018
  13. Two months after Disney split, Netflix pledges $8B for original content
  14. Volvo tears up the rules with a subscription-only 600-hp electric GT
  15. Why aren’t there more “Mature” games for Nintendo Switch?
  16. Researchers craft an LED just two atoms thick
  17. FCC Republican says Trump is “rightfully venting” anger at the press
  18. Video: Scott Kelly stopped by and we got to ask him a few questions
  19. Air Force General: “We’d be dumb not to” fly on SpaceX’s reusable rockets
  20. Gun waiting periods prevent hundreds of homicides, according to 45-year study

Digg

  1. Rex Tillerson And The Unraveling Of The State Department
  2. I Tried To Work All Day In A VR Headset And It Was Horrible
  3. That US/Japan Megabot Battle Is Finally (!) Happening Tonight
  4. Learn Techniques For Building A Data-Driven Social Media Marketing Campaign
  5. Another Really Quick, Really Cool Demonstration Of Inertia
  6. Is It Really Getting Harder To Sleep?
  7. The World's Worst Furniture Movers Are Here, And They Have Literally No Idea What They Are Doing
  8. LeBron James Is The Greatest Living Athlete (And Here's Why)
  9. When Nazis Rallied In Manhattan, One Working-Class Jewish Man From Brooklyn Took Them On
  10. Baby Hears For The First Time And Doesn't Know What Emotion To Feel
  11. 'Game Of Thrones' Star Says She Was Also The Victim Of Harvey Weinstein —  Here's The Full List Of Allegations
  12. Love In The Time Of Robots
  13. If Your Amazon Delivery Is Damaged, This Is Probably Why
  14. The New Macbook Keyboard Is Ruining My Life
  15. Linda Jiang On Designing The Essential Smartphone At Just 27 Years Old
  16. Get 75% Off One Of Our Favorite VPNs
  17. Holy Crap, Look At The Size Of This Fish
  18. I Went On A Date With My Rapist
  19. Amy Schumer Delivered A Stupidly Relatable Anecdote About What It Feels Like To Gain Weight On 'Kimmel'
  20. Watch The Delivery Of A 100-Pound Baby White Rhino And Feel Equal Parts Grossed Out And Moved
  21. Colorado Political Candidate Promises To Give His Seat To An App
  22. Amazon's Highest Rated Robot Vacuum Is 50% Off Right Now
  23. The War To Sell You A Mattress Is An Internet Nightmare
  24. Jennifer Lawrence, Reese Witherspoon And Other Actresses Describe Being Harassed And Assaulted At Work
  25. Kid's Entire Life Gets Blown Away By The Wind
  26. ZTE Wants To Make Dual-Screen Phones Happen
  27. Florida Man Awarded $37,500 After Cops Mistake Glazed Doughnut Crumbs For Meth
  28. Judge Blocks Trump's Third Travel Ban Attempt, And Other Trump News From Today
  29. This Ball-Throwing And Catching Machine Is Pretty Incredible
  30. Here's What The Reviews Have To Say About The Pixel 2 And 2 XL
  31. Why Animals Running Free Drives Us Wild Online
  32. The Secretive Family Making Billions From The Opioid Crisis
  33. Why A Pub In The Middle Of Nowhere Was Named The World's Best Restaurant
  34. Guy Promises To Turn Himself Into Police If Their Facebook Post Gets 1,000 Shares, Actually Keeps His Word
  35. Amy Tan On Writing And The Secrets Of Her Past
  36. Smartphones Are Killing Americans, But Nobody's Counting
  37. This Sofa That Converts To A Bunk Bed Is Brilliant
  38. Anthony Scaramucci's Media Venture Posts Twitter Poll Asking If The Holocaust Happened
  39. The Old Man Who Calls Border Patrol On Immigrants, And The Teen Girl Who Asked Him Why
  40. Where Priests Get Their Clothes
  41. We're Fairly Sure This Raven Has Been Trained To Creepily Say 'Nevermore'
  42. 'Casting Couch': The Origins Of A Pernicious Hollywood Cliché
  43. Where Can North Korea's Missiles Reach?
  44. This Is The Most Impressive High School Football Touchdown We've Seen In A Long Time
  45. Leave Guy Fieri Alone!
  46. Netflix Will Soon Be $11. Is It Worth The Price Hike?
  47. The Best Pen To Write With Is $6 On Amazon
  48. How Planet Sovereign From 'Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2' Defies Physics
  49. The Congressional Candidate Who Claims She Was Kidnapped By Aliens

New Scientist

  1. A gaggle of 7 moons keep Saturn’s rings from breaking apart
  2. Online dating may be breaking down society’s racial divisions
  3. Roadside barrier that folds like origami blocks traffic noise
  4. Four brain genes help explain obsessive compulsive disorder
  5. Sex addiction isn’t an illness, treating it as one is a bad idea
  6. How to clean up the dirty water Puerto Ricans are drinking
  7. Horses bred to look like cartoons are part of a worrying trend
  8. Ophelia shows many hurricanes could reach Europe in the future
  9. Sleeping too little is no badge of honour – it harms our brains
  10. Trump’s U-turn may see Iran join North Korea as a nuclear state
  11. Gravitational waves have let us see huge neutron stars colliding
  12. Male chimpanzee seen snatching seconds-old chimp and eating it
  13. How to beat the bookies by turning their odds against them
  14. A tech-destroying solar flare could hit Earth within 100 years
  15. It looks like an oxymoron, but Earth optimism is worth a try
  16. Driverless cars could let you choose who survives in a crash
  17. Magic mushroom extract changes brains of people with depression
  18. Sperm age calculator tells men how decrepit their sperm are
  19. Online school wants to train arts students in cybersecurity
  20. Women don’t need to ‘switch off’ to climax, orgasm study shows
  21. The stock market is run by wild robots we don’t fully control
  22. We’ve drawn iconic sail-wearing Dimetrodon wrong for 100 years
  23. We can finally map the spiral arm on the far side of the galaxy
  24. Gene study shows human skin tone has varied for 900,000 years
  25. Skin-tight exoskeleton is worn like Spanx and lets you turn left
  26. Blind cave fish lost eyes by unexpected evolutionary process
  27. Perfectly preserved fossil salamander even has last meal in gut
  28. Air pollution blamed for 500,000 early deaths in Europe in 2014
  29. Caesarean sections cause obesity and microbiome changes in mice
  30. Google’s new earbuds act as two-way translators in your ear
  31. A house has been bought on the blockchain for the first time
  32. Most versatile stem cell ever may help us understand miscarriage
  33. Distant dwarf planet near Pluto has a ring that no one expected
  34. California’s wildfires powered by perfect storm of fire hazards
  35. Giant black hole seen flickering on and off after galaxy snack
  36. Female dolphins have weaponised their vaginas to fend off males
  37. It was always crazy to shoot for Mars before colonising the moon
  38. The dearth of women in tech is nothing to do with testosterone
  39. Will Alphabet’s internet balloons really help Puerto Rico?
  40. Drone designers accidentally explain colour of albatross wings
  41. Human hearts kept ‘asleep’ in a box can survive outside the body
  42. Exploding stars could have kick-started our ancestors’ evolution
  43. Half the universe’s missing matter has just been finally found
  44. Buyer beware: Should genomic firms resell your data?
  45. Smartphone lets you see round corners by light flicker on floor
  46. Father of ‘nudge’ psychology wins economics Nobel
  47. Cold climate may have driven ancient humans’ move out of Africa
  48. Most science papers turn out to be wrong. It’s time to fix that
  49. Evolution’s rules mean life on Earth isn’t that varied after all
  50. Kuwait’s plans for mandatory DNA database have been cancelled
  51. Nanoflares in the sun’s plasma may cause its scalding atmosphere
  52. Anti-doping agency to ban all gene editing in sport from 2018
  53. Light-filtering paint cools your home when exposed to hot sun
  54. Nobel prizes would be better without all the fame and fortune
  55. We urgently need to broaden the conversation on AI
  56. The US will not ban guns so must learn how to live with them
  57. DNA testing firms are cashing in our genes. Should we get a cut?
  58. Phone calls can be beamed right into your central nervous system
  59. Seal pups get separated from their mums by icebreaker ships
  60. Lunar volcanoes and lava lakes gave the early moon an atmosphere
  61. Little-known drug keeps climbers’ minds sharp at high altitude
  62. Different meditation types train distinct parts of your brain
  63. We can’t ever know whether or not our universe is a simulation
  64. Your ‘risk intelligence’ decides how much of a daredevil you are
  65. Protein injection could prevent hair loss during chemotherapy
  66. Side effects are worse when we think medication looks expensive
  67. The most precise atomic clock ever made is a cube of quantum gas
  68. Neonicotinoid pesticides found in honey from every continent
  69. We just found nineteen new species of gecko in one tiny area
  70. This AI can tell true hate speech from harmless banter
  71. This snake knows how toxic it is and fights only when armed
  72. The sun’s energy could speed up dark matter so we can detect it
  73. Artificial organs used in operations without approval for humans
  74. Grass-fed beef is bad for the planet and causes climate change
  75. New York City mice may be evolving to eat fast food like pizza
  76. Hoovering up immigrants’ social media data won’t make US safer
  77. Early farmers may have polluted the sea 4000 years ago
  78. Our braininess may have evolved thanks to less sticky neurons
  79. We’ve finally seen how the sleeping brain stores memories
  80. Life may have begun millions of years earlier than we thought
  81. WHO launches bold plan to slash cholera deaths by 90 per cent
  82. Chemistry Nobel for ice microscopes that show molecules of life
  83. Life extension may prove to be a double-edged sword
  84. Build an AI god? Beware the downsides of this weird tech plan
  85. We’re nearly ready to use CRISPR to target far more diseases
  86. How a wave of your coffee cup or spoon could switch TV channels
  87. Gravitational wave discoverers win physics Nobel prize
  88. Kids suing nations over climate change wildfire links are right
  89. Dolphins that work with humans to catch fish have unique accent
  90. The mysterious bright spots on Ceres may have a common origin
  91. Methane burps on young Mars helped it keep its liquid water
  92. Google quantum computer test shows breakthrough is within reach
  93. Medicine Nobel for scientists who unpicked our body clocks
  94. Banning shark fin soup in the US is bad for shark conservation
  95. Latest gravitational wave isn’t from neutron stars after all
  96. Why Puerto Rico still has no electrical power and how to fix it
  97. Energy from evaporating water could rival wind and solar
  98. Genetically modified wheat used to make coeliac-friendly bread
  99. Common antidepressant found to reduce belly fat in older mice
  100. Elon Musk’s new plans for a moon base and a Mars mission by 2022

Slashdot

  1. Google Maps Ditches Walking Calorie Counter After Backlash
  2. Netflix, Amazon, Movie Studios Sue Over TickBox Streaming Device
  3. Intel Aims To Take on Nvidia With a Processor Specially Designed for AI
  4. Traditional PC Sales Continue To Slide
  5. Toronto To Be Home To Google Parent's Biggest Smart City Project Yet
  6. Companies Overlook Risks in Open Source Software, Survey Finds
  7. Tesla Employees Detail How They Were Fired, Claim Dismissals Were Not Performance Related
  8. Microsoft Begins Rolling Out Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
  9. 'Google Just Made Gmail the Most Secure Email Provider on the Planet'
  10. Smartphones Are Killing Americans, But Nobody's Counting
  11. Microsoft Responded Quietly After Detecting Secret Database Hack in 2013
  12. The Impossible Dream of USB-C
  13. Microsoft Surface Book 2 Puts Desktop Brains in a Laptop Body
  14. Mobile Phone Companies Appear To Be Selling Your Location To Almost Anyone
  15. Google Maps Now Lets You Explore Your Local Planets and Moons

BoingBoing

  1. Boba tea advertisement: edgy or bad translation?
  2. Portrait of Alan Turing algorithmically approximated by ellipses, in six panels
  3. Lawyer uses “too fat” defense to try and help client stay out of prison
  4. Georgia gubernatorial candidate holding a bump stock giveaway
  5. Comic about Melania Trump as a secret agent fighting against cyberbullies
  6. Stephen Fry's lecture on a hopeful, cautious, excited vision of a better technological world
  7. Step right up for the incredible real-life story of the marvelous Cardiff Giant
  8. Colorado has had a 6% drop in opioid deaths since legalizing marijuana
  9. Buy Steve McQueen's auto racing suit from Le Mans
  10. This computer case looks like it has a tiny dancing girl inside it
  11. Mona Lisa Overdrive, my favorite William Gibson novel, on sale for $1.99 in Kindle edition
  12. The name of the next Star Wars movie is...
  13. Voyager Golden Record celebration at Cornell University this week
  14. Florida woman throws handfulls of nacho cheese at 7-11 clerk
  15. What a Transparent Day: A new musical compilation of psych nuggets is upon us
  16. The story behind 5:04 PM, the art car made by the Loma Prieta earthquake
  17. Go watch Netflix' 'American Vandal'
  18. WPA2 was kracked because it was based on a closed standard that you needed to pay to read
  19. Google Maps pulls feature that shows how many mini-cupcakes it takes to walk somewhere
  20. California becomes first to recognize nonbinary gender on state IDs
  21. Clear reflective spray for cyclists who ride at night
  22. This course bundle teaches you how to build apps on the Ethereum blockchain
  23. Classic Hanna-Barbera sound effects
  24. Air-horn version of a-ha's 'Take on Me'
  25. Suburban LEGO Sisyphus mows his lawn over and over again
  26. A fugly ALF Christmas Sweater exists
  27. Alleged sex offender smashes computer in courtroom
  28. Bake: fizzing Alien facehugger pudding-cups
  29. Computer-generated maps imagine America redivided into equal-population areas
  30. Panama Papers journalist assassinated by car bomb in Malta

Core77

  1. Marimekko's Mika Piirainen on Designing for a 66 Year Old Brand "By Accident" and Managing Stress in the Workplace
  2. Nigel Langley Jr Lands Design Job at adidas' Brooklyn Creator Farm Through Instagram—At 17 Years Old
  3. Holy Cow: Dubai Police Have a Freaking Hoverbike
  4. New Design for Sofa That Transforms Into Bunk Beds
  5. Design Job: Be at the Heart of Employee Experience as LUNAR Design's Professional Development Coordinator in San Fransisco, CA
  6. Turning Children's Sketches Into Architectural Renderings
  7. The New Materialism of the Home 
  8. A' Furniture, Decorative Items and Homeware Design Award Winners
  9. Instead of Just Teaching Kids to Code, These Tiny Robots Aim to Naturally Build Passion for STEM Experiences
  10. Up Your Halloween Decorating Game With Downloadable Holograms
  11. Improvised Survival Solution: Trapped by Santa Rosa Fire, Elderly Couple Submerges Themselves in Neighbor's Pool for Six Hours
  12. Do You See These Sneakers as Teal and Grey, or Pink and White?
  13. Design Job: Design Lift Trucks & Material Handling Equipment as an ID'er at The Raymond Corporation in Greene, NY
  14. Linda Jiang on Designing the Essential Smartphone at Just 27 Years Old
  15. Reader Submitted: Gantri 3D Prints Table Lights Designed by Independent Designers Across the Globe

CNET

  1. Porsche 718 Boxster, Cayman GTS bring the four-cylinder hustle - Roadshow
  2. Get lost in NASA's stunning Saturn rings panorama - CNET
  3. Want to score an iPhone X? Follow these preorder tips - CNET
  4. EA shuttering studio in charge of Star Wars adventure game - CNET
  5. How to unlock the Pixel 2's secret dark theme - CNET
  6. Some Star Trek questions about 'Discovery' - CNET
  7. Amazon Studios' Roy Price resigns amid harassment allegations - CNET
  8. Facebook's secret hardware lab is losing its chief visionary - CNET
  9. iPhone X could make 2018 phone sales great again - CNET
  10. Justin Trudeau welcomes Google's Toronto tech paradise - CNET
  11. Kenmore smart fridges take orders from Alexa video - CNET
  12. Intel says its computer chips will accelerate AI revolution - CNET
  13. Apple HomePod: Everything we know about the launch date, specs and price - CNET
  14. Silicon Valley stereotypes meet musical in 'South of Market' - CNET
  15. Microsoft wants to reimagine VR - CNET
  16. I cut a VW Rabbit pickup in half and hung it on my wall - Roadshow
  17. Google Advanced Protection Program: How to lock down your account - CNET
  18. This AR app lets you experience tequila without the hangover - CNET
  19. GM expands self-driving tests to Manhattan - Roadshow
  20. Garmin Speak is a tiny Amazon Echo Dot for your dashboard - Roadshow
  21. How to get the new Google Calendar on the web right now - CNET
  22. Walmart sees a shopping future filled with VR, AI and chatbots - CNET
  23. This Samsung washing machine does the bare minimum - CNET
  24. Play with this cat through an interactive YouTube chat - CNET
  25. 2018 Honda CR-V hits dealers with small price bump - Roadshow

Reddit

  1. Astronaut Scott Kelly: I thought Elon Musk was crazy and then he landed his first stage on a barge. I'm never again going to doubt what he says.
  2. ISIS lost its capital today
  3. Neo-Nazi and National Front organiser quits movement, comes out as gay, opens up about Jewish heritage
  4. Woman rips off burqa after ISIS is driven from Raqqa
  5. You do you, man
  6. Han Solo Movie Title Officially Announced as “Solo”
  7. Parkour
  8. Girl Cop In Florida Has No Probs With A 9ft Anaconda!
  9. I’m a developer on the South Park game. During the final days of development, my wife put these stickies in my lunch. Thought you guys would like to see this!
  10. PsBattle: This hedgehog posing in a tiny kayak
  11. Heart Lake, Ontario, Canada (OC)(1080x1350)
  12. Lena Headey Details Encounter With Harvey Weinstein: "I Got Into My Car and I Cried"
  13. Ron Howard reveals Han Solo standalone is called "SOLO - A Star Wars Story"
  14. The Onion Sues Trump Administration for Stealing All Their Ideas
  15. I found a joke book from 1940, and this has got to be my favorite one.
  16. See you later, goin' swimmin'
  17. a drug dealer doesn't use drugs himself
  18. How Hillary Clinton Sill Can, And Should, Become President after the Trump-Russia Investigation | Trump resigns, Pence resigns, Speaker Paul Ryan becomes President, Appoints Clinton VP, then resigns as well. Yeah.
  19. A couple of years ago I emailed John Dunsworth asking him to make a video for my friend's birthday. This is what he sent me. (RIP Mr. Lahey)
  20. Kids try to destroy a sign. Kid gets destroyed instead.[Injury]
  21. This is the future, grandpa
  22. The Sea, Jenny Yu, Digital, 2017
  23. TIL that the 1st title of "Where the Wild Things Are" was "Where the Wild Horses Are" - until Sendak realized he could not draw a horse. So he drew the Wild Things, modeled after his relatives.
  24. [Image] Make the best of everything
  25. Trump's net worth drops $600 million on Forbes' rich list, falls 92 spots
  26. I'm Tory Belleci, model maker, sculptor, painter, filmmaker and former co-host of MythBusters and White Rabbit Project. AMA!
  27. EXECUTING A PROPOSAL TO MY HUMAN GIRLFRIEND
  28. The Chinese God of War
  29. meirl
  30. What this sub reddit is all about.
  31. Professional Melee player shuts down Twitter user
  32. Drunk Panda
  33. 2meirl4meirl
  34. It just works
  35. Baby overwhelmed with emotions after hearing for the first time
  36. In Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal Lecter tells Clarice that he ate a man's liver with fava beans and "a nice Chianti." All of these foods interfere with MAOI antidepressants, which are used to treat various personality disorders as well. In other words, Hannibal wasn't taking his meds.
  37. Cash-22
  38. Woman becomes a princess after marrying Ethiopian prince she met in nightclub
  39. Don't Sit There
  40. Zoomies with dad.
  41. Just his luck
  42. Actor Tom Hanks publishes book of short stories
  43. This is a damn good cosplay
  44. MRW My neighbor mows his lawn at 6 am
  45. "Ima just hang there with your bag then"
  46. This will not end well
  47. My first tattoo :) A tiny ghost done by Jordan Genigeski at All Star Tattoo in Brownstown, Michigan
  48. I'll get around to it!
  49. Black bears are very good at getting to food left by humans. Bear-proof canisters have to be constantly updated to deal with bears who teach each other how to open them. One bear has even learned to open bear canisters by throwing them off a cliff.
  50. Lovely looking apartment entrances in Northwest Washington
  51. Netflix plans to use its recent price hikes to invest $8 billion in original films and anime
  52. Don't get the wrong idea lady
  53. IT'S 🅱️ACK!
  54. hmmm
  55. To impress her
  56. [Homemade] Spicy Pork Belly Ramen Soup.
  57. ULPT: Impress people by telling them you overcame false adversities, "I haven't smoked a cigarette in 6 months" or "I'm on a weight loss journey and I've lost 30 pounds." It's more impressive than "I've never smoked" or "I've never been fat"
  58. MRW I find out my new webcam has eyebrow controlled zoom
  59. The naked truth about Onision in a nutshell
  60. Nice catch
  61. Why the trial by ordeal was actually an effective test of guilt
  62. Lucky break
  63. You are a bold one!
  64. In the future, Google Earth will be able to offer entire views of the world as it was hundreds of years ago.
  65. The gender composition of sketches on Saturday Night Live over time [OC]
  66. Colorado Political Candidate Promises to Give His Seat to an App - What if elected representatives actually voted based on what their constituents wanted?: ‘If more than 50% of people in his community vote "yes" on an issue through the app, Casas will vote the same way they do.’
  67. Reddit Snoo InkBox Semi-Permanent Tattoo that develops over 12 hours and lasts 2 weeks
  68. 🅱️
  69. When you only know how to write brute force algorithms.
  70. [Skyrim] Let me show you the dance of my people
  71. Angry lady really wanted some candy apples.
  72. Science AMA: We are the first people to observe neutron stars colliding that the LIGO team detected, we're the Swope Discovery Team, ask us anything about supernovas, astrophysics, and, of course, neutron star collisions, AMA!
  73. In April a user with a terminal disease asked a sub for parents how to tell his daughter and ex. After he died, his ex recieved an email with his reddit login and an update for the sub detailing his last months with his daughter and the plans he made to stay in her life now that he's gone.
  74. Dad marking out on a small football pitch with his blind son's hands what's going on down on the actual pitch.
  75. Heavenly pit, world's deepest sinkhole in China
  76. Yes boss, I installed The new bathroom doors.
  77. Found the piano Kanye first made Runaway on
  78. Dog saves 10-year-old boy from rattlesnake in Lancaster
  79. Nike shoes but no pants
  80. Ken M on his Childhood
  81. Now THATS what I call a kill steal! (Black ops 1)
  82. How to get out of a conical hole
  83. Just When The Doc Is Feeling It......
  84. Batman & Joker Sand Sculpture
  85. Hiking spot
  86. just going to walk away slowly...
  87. Got into a party with pieces of paper coated in highlighter fluid and drawn ridges.
  88. best parkour move I've ever seen
  89. Robin Williams Wax Sculpture
  90. Behind the scenes of Episode VIII
  91. My dog found this washed up on a beach.
  92. That's my jam !
  93. The dollar store was selling wigs.
  94. How to publicly shame a furry
  95. Husky sits in the wrong spot.
  96. Trash man
  97. Let me love you, human!
  98. Reddit, what's your top "Holy shit, that worked?" moment?
  99. Snitches get stitches
  100. Roses are red, I have a cough...

The Verge

  1. Twitter promises to respond more quickly to people who report abuse
  2. Storm Ophelia was so unusual, it was literally off the charts
  3. Amazon Studios exec Roy Price resigns after sexual harassment claim
  4. Facebook Live now has a built-in screen-sharing function
  5. Women’s reproductive organs are teeming with microorganisms
  6. WhatsApp now lets you share your location in real time
  7. Apple TV’s universal search expands to include Oxygen and BBC America
  8. Former Tesla factory workers allege racial harassment in new lawsuit
  9. Google is testing out adding third-party accounts to Gmail on iOS
  10. EA shuts down Dead Space studio Visceral, but its Star Wars game is still alive

Wired

  1. Here Are Twitter's Latest Rules for Fighting Hate and Abuse
  2. FCC Chair Finally Says Agency Won't Censor Trump's Enemies
  3. Great Oculus Rift + Touch Bundle Deal (and PC Deal)
  4. Why the Krack Wi-Fi Mess Will Take Decades to Clean Up
  5. Modern Love: Are Humans Ready for Intimacy With Robots?
  6. The Radical Message of 'Halt and Catch Fire'
  7. The Flawed System Behind the Krack Wi-Fi Meltdown
  8. ZTE's Axon M Pushes For a Dual-Screen Phone Future
  9. Virtual Therapists Help Veterans Open Up About PTSD
  10. *Soonish*: The Future Is Weird and Scary and Also Hilarious
  11. Microsoft Surface Book 2 Puts Desktop Brains in a Laptop Body
  12. Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL Review: There Is No Better Android Phone
  13. Oxitec's Zika-Fighting Mosquitoes Are the EPA's Problem Now
  14. Wikipedia's Fate Shows How the Web Endangers Knowledge
  15. Google's 'Advanced Protection' Locks Down Accounts Like Never Before
  16. Americans Love Automation, Until It Comes for Their Jobs
  17. These Photographs Capture the Many Lives Traveling Along Germany's Iconic Autobahn
  18. In 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,' Planet Sovereign Defies Physics
  19. New 'Black Panther' Trailer Promises Marvel's Most Breathtaking Movie Yet
  20. KRACK Vulnerability Makes Wi-Fi Hacking Possible, Leaving Millions of Devices Exposed

LifeHacker

The Onion

  1. The Casting Grouch
  2. Aides Concerned Trump’s Mental Health Declining After President Admits He May Not Be Omnipotent Living God
  3. Man Knows Exactly Which Asshole Got Him Sick
  4. Pollution Exposure During Pregnancy May Shorten Baby’s Life
  5. Fuck, I Totally Forgot To Fight For Women’s Rights And Promote Sustainability
  6. Halloween By The Numbers
  7. Historians Suggest ‘Goodfellas’ YouTube Clips May Be Fragments Of Larger Work
  8. Scientists Warn Yellowstone Supervolcano Could Erupt Sooner Than Thought
  9. How Gerrymandering Works
  10. Your Horoscopes — Week Of October 17, 2017
  11. Tips To Spice Up Your Sex Life
  12. Snakes On Caduceus Clearly In Love
  13. Larry Flynt Offers $10 Million Reward For Info Leading To Trump Impeachment
  14. Starbucks Offering New Lukewarm Coffee To Help Ease Customers’ Transition From Iced To Hot
  15. Trump Administration Sends 30 Million Nothing To Puerto Rico Victims
  16. MLB Warns Homerun Hitters League Almost Out Of Balls
  17. Study Finds Flushing Toilets Wastes Billions Of Gallons Of Piss And Shit Annually
  18. UCLA Offering Depression Screenings For All Incoming Students
  19. Heavenly Authorities Arrest God For Leaving Children In Overheating Planet
  20. Man Embarrassed Thinking About Every Opinion He’s Ever Articulated

The Register

  1. No, the FCC can't shut down TV stations just because Donald Trump is mad at the news
  2. Fancy fone folks filched fast file flinging, filing fumes: Now Essential accused of slurping wireless chip secrets
  3. Way-NO, Waymo! Judge snubs demand for Uber's robo-taxi code
  4. Symantec's guzzled the Azure Kool-Aid, tells all its customers: Drink up!
  5. Qualcomm takes 5G to spooky millimetre land
  6. Have you heard the one about IoT network tech that uses SIM cards?
  7. Kaminario wheels out model that makes K2 flash look well flash
  8. Future of Misco UK hangs in the balance – sources
  9. Commvault scale-out appliance gunning for Rubrik and Cohesity
  10. NHS: Remember those patient records we didn't deliver? Well, we found another 162,000
  11. Now German companies are beating the drum over poor patent quality
  12. Capgemini: We love our 'flexible, flowing' spade
  13. Tell us what you're doing in DevOps, Containers, and Agile
  14. AWS to Windows devs: Come out of the dark, into the Lightsail
  15. Phab-u-lous, Mate: Huawei's business phabs go upmarket
  16. Man prosecuted for posting a picture of his hobby on Facebook
  17. Argh, my loafer just fell down the rope ladder! Yes, I'm in the Microsoft treehouse
  18. Resellers on Surface: Yeah, go ahead and kill it. What do we care...
  19. Kubernetes has won. Docker Enterprise Edition will support rival container-wrangling tech
  20. Aviation industry hits turbulence as Airbus buys into Bombardier’s new jetplanes
  21. The Google Home Mini: Great, right up until you want to smash it in fury
  22. Toshiba smacks down down 'ransomware killed flash factory' report
  23. Release the KRACKen patches: The good, the bad, and the ugly on this WPA2 Wi-Fi drama
  24. Crypto-coin miners caught toiling away in hacked cloud boxes
  25. Google adds planets and moons to Maps, but puts bits in the wrong places
  26. Australian senator Pauline Hanson wants devilish scam calls to flash '666'
  27. Russia tweaks Telegram with tiny fine for decryption denial
  28. Nutanix launches VMware-to-Acropolis migration tool
  29. Apple slapped hard with $440m patent bill in VirnetX FaceTime spat
  30. Dying! Yahoo! loses! fight! to! lock! dead! man's! dead! account!
  31. Review pins blame for Medicare ID breach on you. All of you
  32. Deloitte to wind up Plutus Payroll, promises contact with contractors 'within 20 biz days'
  33. Never mind the WPA2 drama... Details emerge of TPM key cockup that hits tonnes of devices
  34. Neutron stars shower gold on universe in big bang, felt on Earth as 100-second grav wave
  35. Google isn't saying Microsoft security sucks but Chrome for Windows has its own antivirus
  36. Super Cali goes ballistic, small-cell law is bogus. School IT outsourcing is also... quite atrocious
  37. Here's a timeless headline: Adobe rushes out emergency Flash fix after hacker exploits bug
  38. Ernst & Young slapped with £1.8 MEEEELLION fine for crap accounting
  39. Supreme Court to rule on whether US has right to data stored overseas
  40. Toshiba raises dread spectre of working with SK Hynix on flash fab
  41. Brit intel fingers Iran for brute-force attacks on UK.gov email accounts
  42. Ethereum blockchain is sailing to Byzantium – hard fork up and running
  43. Huge power imbalance between firms and users whose info they grab
  44. Keep your voice down in the data centre, the HDDs have ears! I SAID, KEEP...
  45. Customers cheesed off after card details nicked in Pizza Hut data breach
  46. Boffins suggest UK needs an 'AI council' but regulation is for squares
  47. Huawei dunks server triplets in Skylake for a v5 refresh
  48. Remember how you said it was cool if your mobe network sold your name, number and location?
  49. WPA2 KRACK attack smacks Wi-Fi security: Fundamental crypto crapto
  50. Xperia XZ1: Sony spies with its MotionEye something beginning...

TechMeme

  1. JPMorgan Chase to acquire online payment startup WePay; source say deal is for more than WePay's 2015 valuation of ~$220M (Peter Rudegeair/Wall Street Journal)
  2. Amazon Studios chief Roy Price resigns, company spokesman says, after suspension following sexual harassment claim (Brian Stelter/CNNMoney)
  3. IBM reports Q3 revenue of $19.2B, boosted by z System mainframes, cognitive and cloud computing; as-a-service annual run rate hits $9.4B, up 25% YoY (Larry Dignan/ZDNet)
  4. Uber board member Arianna Huffington says the firm will likely reach a deal with SoftBank within a week (Greg Bensinger/Wall Street Journal)
  5. Facebook executives, including its CSO and hardware chief, are increasingly using Twitter to spread Facebook's message and respond to journalists (Alex Kantrowitz/BuzzFeed)
  6. Magic Leap closes $502M round of funding led by Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek; return backers include Alibaba, Google, Fidelity, JPMorgan venture arms (Kia Kokalitcheva/Axios)
  7. Facebook testing return of status messages, up to 101 characters, that can be set to expire (Alex Kantrowitz/BuzzFeed)
  8. Intel says Facebook is giving technical input for AI chip, called the Nervana Neural Network Processor, expected to ship on a limited basis later this year (Ted Greenwald/Wall Street Journal)
  9. Cruise Automation CEO announces GM will deploy fleet of Chevrolet Bolts early next year in 5-square-mile section of lower Manhattan (Wall Street Journal)
  10. Regina Dugan, head of Facebook's Building 8 hardware lab, announces she's leaving the firm within next "several months" after joining 18 months ago (Kurt Wagner/Recode)
  11. Snap and NBCUniversal form a 50-50 joint venture studio to produce original content exclusively for Snapchat and sign indie filmmakers Mark and Jay Duplass (Todd Spangler/Variety)
  12. Canada says Alphabet will invest $50M+ to help develop a section of Toronto's waterfront as a testbed for smart city concepts and will move 300 employees (Reuters)
  13. Major features in Windows 10's latest update: OneDrive Files on Demand, MyPeople app to keep in touch with friends via taskbar, mixed reality headset support (Devindra Hardawar/Engadget)
  14. Facebook confirms it's testing a resume "work histories" feature for private sharing with job applications (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  15. Sources: internal Microsoft database for tracking critical bugs in its software, which contained descriptions of unfixed flaws, was hacked in 2013 (Joseph Menn/Reuters)