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BBC

  1. US approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine
  2. Burnham 'open' to calls for slavery apology but not reparations
  3. Why North Korea's 'elite' hackers are the prime suspect in major Binance hack
  4. Celebrity Traitors comes to a climax in nail-biting final
  5. Watch: Traitor or faithful? Celebrities reveal their allegiances
  6. Mahmood expected to announce changes to rules around indefinite leave to remain
  7. He left 28 years ago, now after 36,000 miles Karl Bushby is almost home
  8. Responsible or panicked? Meet the people around the world already preparing for crisis
  9. He questioned Thailand's monarchy dressed as Harry Potter. Now he's in jail for 34 years
  10. 'The necktie is dead': How US midterm candidates are dressing for votes
  11. Why MPs keep talking about an early election despite Burnham's denials
  12. Trump's tariffs could shutter this Canadian town - its residents are fighting to save it
  13. G20 'family photo' cancelled after protests over presence of Russian minister
  14. The Papers: 'Rush to recover stolen $6bn' and 'War on wind farms'
  15. Police deployed during stand-off over control of top Poland court
  16. UK could see 10 days without rain after 'wettest week in two years'
  17. Spain train disaster clouds Sánchez chances of re-election
  18. When a wedding fell apart, 11 strangers helped create something unforgettable
  19. Global nature talks reach deal but money remains an issue
  20. 'They don't bother me at all': The man who chooses to sleep with bedbugs for science
  21. Tiny zebra-striped bee sighting a 'huge surprise'
  22. Author's camping trip inspired Hollywood film Wicker
  23. The Californian whose pumpkin patch dream took root in Scotland
  24. Download now
  25. Shearer on trials of MOTD & the manager's job that never was
  26. Sherrock upsets Littler to win £501,000 in one-leg challenge event
  27. Villa to sue Carragher over 'unacceptable insults'
  28. Verstappen and Lawson given grid penalties for Mexico practice collision
  29. What Howe could bring to Man Utd - and what are the challenges?
  30. AC Milan v Inter and the tale of an iconic image

Bitcoin

Engadget

  1. Meta settles another social media addiction case just before trial
  2. Bluesky now has a dedicated 'moderation inbox'
  3. Everything you need to know about Googlebooks
  4. New tvOS 27.2 features to try for an upgraded Apple TV experience
  5. The Wikimedia Foundation weighs in on the NYT's case against OpenAI
  6. The Death Stranding anime's first teaser trailer arrives ahead of its Disney+ debut
  7. Harley-Davidson's electric motorbike brand has 'substantial doubt' about its future
  8. Meta quietly launches an AI fashion app for virtually trying on clothes
  9. Lenovo Googlebook 15 review: Your Android phone's new best friend
  10. Waymo and Toyota will soon start testing their robotaxis in Japan
  11. Senators are looking into 'serious privacy risks' with Meta's AI glasses
  12. Binance hacked for an estimated $6.3 billion in record crypto theft
  13. General Motors agrees to pay $220 million to settle multi-state data privacy lawsuit
  14. Sony is working on a film adaptation of viral indie horror game Mouthwashing
  15. Meta is testing 'Threads Friends' for sharing posts with smaller groups
  16. VRChat says it's not adding AI labels despite user survey showing people want that
  17. Fan fiction website AO3 is down, and it could take weeks to recover
  18. Reddit will force users to log in as AI is killing search traffic
  19. Google fixes an annoying Photos bug that hid edited images from other apps
  20. Google brings AI Mode advertisements to more countries

Pinboard

  1. Start Doing Graph Theory — An introductory textbook about using graph theory to solve puzzles, prove theorems, and everything in between.
  2. EMACS turns 50 - How the MIT AI Lab’s text editor gave birth to the free software movement. — * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50273171
  3. Proton fa scrivere all'AI il 90% del codice e riesamina i dipendenti, rivela 404 Media — Il CEO di Proton Andy Yen ha liquidato come «pensiero da perdenti» la richiesta di testare il codice prima del rilascio, e secondo il CTO Bart Butler a ottobre il 90% del codice era scritto dall'AI, soprattutto con Claude. Lo rivela 404 …
  4. Simon Willison crea quattro videogiochi con Claude Opus 5.5 senza mai guardare il codice — Simon Willison racconta sul suo blog di aver costruito in poche settimane quattro giochi per browser, tra cui uno strategico multigiocatore, dando istruzioni a Claude Opus 5.5 e senza mai superare le quattro ore di lavoro per progetto.…
  5. Survival LLM: an AI that still works when the internet doesn't — An AI that still workswhen the internet doesn't. Survival LLM is a free AI assistant and emergency library that runs entirely on your own computer. Ask it how�
  6. Qwenputer: a fully functioning, deterministic RISC-V CPU inside Qwen3.5 - Divyansh Agrawal
  7. LLM Voice
  8. A Typography Geek Pointed Out Something About The Space Shuttle Discovery And Now I Can't Unsee It - The Autopian — via Daring Fireball https://ift.tt/WiMYRI0
  9. Jeff Atwood site: “the obscene concentration of wealth and power in this country.” — At one time much of England belonged to a king. Laws change.
  10. ICE Is Running One of the Largest Anti-Left Surveillance Operations in US History | WIRED
  11. Why Is This Fingerprinting Script Creating Bioweapons? — Some code running in the browser is stuffed with information about bioweapons and Tiananmen square in order to prevent AI agents from being willing to analyze it.
  12. CNC Stone Carving - Carmelite Gothic
  13. Local Wikipedia
  14. Why Birds Can Fly Over Mount Everest - Nautilus
  15. Please Let the Internet Die | WIRED
  16. National Review on 25 terrible things “Dems” might do. — Clever. On quick inspection you can guess where it goes.
  17. GM to pay $220m to settle allegations it violated drivers' privacy • Reuters — Jonathan Stempel: General Motors will pay $220m to settle ​allegations that it illegally sold drivers' private behavior and location data to ‌brokers, who then sold the information to insurers that used it to set and sometimes increase rates. T…
  18. The Inside Story of Why Apple Finally Brought a Touch Display to the Mac | WIRED — The Inside Story of Why Apple Finally Brought a Touch Display to the Mac https://www.wired.com/story/the-inside-story-of-why-apple-finally-brought-a-touch-display-to-the-mac/ via-IFTTT, via-Instapaper at October 28, 2026 at 12:31PM
  19. https://www.wsj.com/tech/apple-iphone-memory-chips-ai-c0084cc9?st=FNAyaT — via Daring Fireball https://ift.tt/WiMYRI0
  20. Anthropic illegally trained Claude with Stanford professors’ books — The AI company pirated at least 10 Stanford academics’ work in a $1.5 billion copyright settlement. AI giant Anthropic illegally scraped and pirated the work of over 10 Stanford professors to train its Claude models, a federal judge ruled in a May 2026 law…
  21. AI Promised Less Work. I Have Never Worked More. - Orestis Ioannou — The pitch was that AI would give us our time back. Write less boilerplate, delegate the boring parts, go home earlier. I am not complaining about the tools. I�
  22. DAYJOB: Tax — Benchmarking AI Agents on Professional Tax Work | Surge AI — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50275626
  23. The sleep framework: A new way for LLMs to retain knowledge in continual learning — We introduce a sleep phase in continual learning, enabling large language models to continuously integrate new facts and enhance reasoning while mitigating catastrophic forgetting or static knowledge cutoffs. Modern LLMs achieve impressive…
  24. Moving Image Archive
  25. https://sidbala.com/h-264-is-magic/
  26. The Commanding Heights
  27. Code-execution flaw in UEFI firmware affects most servers on planet Earth - Ars Technica
  28. Benchma(r)king – James Bridle — "James Bridle experiments with combining his practical carpentry skills and the abundant theoretical knowledge of AI to build a chair."
  29. Walkipedia - maps wikipedia articles — Type in somewhere — a town, a street, a landmark, a postcode — or let your browser say where you are. Every Wikipedia article with coordinates inside a 30-minute walk goes on the map.
  30. If you love a website, back it up
  31. The Climb · Dream Again USA
  32. lyramakesmusic/neuron-explorer: Steering-first neuron explorer for Qwen3.5-4B: push every MLP neuron, keep every rollout, browse the results — Steering-first neuron explorer for Qwen3.5-4B that pushes every MLP neuron across prompts, preserves every rollout, and visualizes results in 3D across layers, attention, and MLP per layer.
  33. Formalizing the Enormous Theorem | Axiom — The categorization of finite groups, often touted as the largest, most complicated proof ever performed, has been verified in lean using AI. Here is how they went about doing it.
  34. pi.dev
  35. theconsensuslabs/noalloc: Tooling and libraries to enforce zero heap allocations in Golang
  36. Sashank Gondala on X: "Building an AI-native engineering org" / X
  37. No Man Is an Island — No Man Is an Island via Instapaper https://borretti.me/article/no-man-is-an-island In this post, I argue that individual intellectual activity can only be sustained in an intellectual community of other humans. AI dissolves these communities,…
  38. We Won’t “Just Hang Out”
  39. Neuron Persona Library
  40. kevinraymond/florilegium: Procedurally generated Delft-blue floral page margins for LuaLaTeX, drawn in Lua
  41. “AI Skills” are worthless in 2026 - The Fishbowl — via @glyph@mastodon.social boost of https://infosec.exchange/@ubernostrum/117504361754736017
  42. Pele · Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG — Pele · Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG https://pele.run/ tools, obsidian, diagrams
  43. The Real Kevin Bacon — The Pudding finds "The Real Kevin Bacon" — a well-known actor became the new center of Hollywood in 2006, taking the crown from Gene Hackman
  44. Laid off 60 days in: what is the tech industry doing to developers? · Playground · Samuel East
  45. A faster way to compute signed 64-bit floor division by constants
  46. Londra valuta di rendere i produttori di software responsabili dei cyberattacchi — Nei documenti di bilancio il governo britannico si impegna a consultare l'anno prossimo su dove debba ricadere la responsabilità per le violazioni causate da prodotti insicuri, primo passo formale oltre i codici volontari dopo che l'attacco a …
  47. jacob on X: "How I Built the Most AI-Pilled Company in the World" / X
  48. Hunger beats tenure: Advice for junior engineers — Focus on one good idea: In my experience, junior people often make the mistake of cramming multiple ideas into a single prototype, hiding three excellent ideas among 20 bad ones. If your prototype involves the creation of a new programming language, a backend, and also someh…
  49. MacBook Pro Pricing and Configurations for M6, M5 Pro, and M5 Max (via IFTTT) — MacBook Pro Pricing and Configurations for M6, M5 Pro, and M5 Max https://ift.tt/V8ozGde
  50. The case of the 9 bit AES key | V12
  51. Treap - Competitive Programming Algorithms
  52. Icepick - Distributed Denial of Secrets
  53. Building a multiplayer game world with autonomous Fable-class models
  54. TomAnthony/YourOwnWeigh
  55. Meta considered a ‘whisper strategy’ to turn academics against Jonathan Haidt | The Verge — via The Verge https://ift.tt/cgQrn04
  56. Genie 4: A new generation of world simulation — Google DeepMind
  57. Unlocking the mysteries of how simple embryos become complex creatures | The Washington Post — Two studies demonstrate powerful techniques for retracing the byzantine histories of embryonic cells — and potentially revealing new insights into cancer and other diseases. Jay Shendure, professor of genome sciences in the UW Scho…
  58. Infinite Mac: BeOS — tl;dr: You can now run many BeOS versions in the browser at Infinite Mac, my site where you can experience the Macintosh Cinematic Universe from 1984 to 2005.�
  59. Lyor Cohen: The Shady Israeli Executive Running YouTube Music & the Global Hip Hop Industry
  60. Patrick Stewart, ‘Star Trek’ Captain and Professor X on ‘X-Men,’ Dies at 86 - The New York Times
  61. BMO, CIBC, RBC, TD Bank block personal AI agents, citing safety and security | CBC News
  62. Generative AI and News Report 2026: From standalone tools to information infrastructure | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism — Explore how generative AI is shifting from a tool to core information infrastructure. Gain data-driven insights on public trust and news adoption.
  63. pfpdf — Markdown から、印刷品質の PDF へ
  64. Antique Fonts Collection | Restored 19th Century Typefaces - Century Library
  65. Introducing LFM3: Every Modality for Specialized Intelligence | Blog | Liquid AI
  66. MacBook Studio? - MacRumors — via Daring Fireball https://ift.tt/cyUQuG0
  67. Alphabet brucia 500 miliardi in Borsa: AI Mode rende meno della ricerca classica — Il 28 ottobre Alphabet ha perso in Borsa oltre l'11%, più di 500 miliardi di dollari, dopo una trimestrale in cui i ricavi della ricerca sono cresciuti del 12% contro il 14,5% di un anno prima, e il chief business officer Philipp Schindler ha …
  68. Mega mega mega, going back to Romford! How an outer London suburb became a metropolis for 90s dance music | Dance music | The Guardian
  69. Dan Sullivan Controversy: DOJ Escalates Alaska Election Probe With New Subpoenas — Jeff Feldman, a University of Washington law professor who has litigated extensively in Alaska, told Newsweek on Thursday that "it's less than clear that such conduct would violate any provision of Alaska law."
  70. Rust Style Guide | Google Style Guides
  71. Git for the US Code | Lexifina — A programmer can point at any line of code and see who wrote it, when, and what the file looked like on any past day. A lawyer reading a federal statute usually cannot, at least not without an afternoon in the notes at the foot of the section. But why shouldn't they have the same, convenient …
  72. A Health Update • furbo.org — via Daring Fireball https://ift.tt/WiMYRI0
  73. Crafting Apps: open-source creative tools — ArtCraft — Image editing, vector illustration, video, photography, PDFs, motion graphics and page layout: seven native, open-source apps from the ArtCraft team, built in Rust and free to use.
  74. ‘Amateur morons’: Flávio Bolsonaro’s short-lived ‘president-elect’ claim met with mockery | Brazil | The Guardian
  75. The Outer Web
  76. Prometheus — kottke.org — Prometheus collects gift links to paywalled news articles shared by subscribers — from the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Atlantic, and more. Links are gathered from Bluesky, Mastodon, and the web throughout the day, and you can search by keyword & URL and filter by publication.
  77. Man who wanted his money outside the reach of traditional authorities now pretty keen for traditional authorities to get it back – NewsThump — via @akamran@indieweb.social boost of https://mastodon.online/@newsthump/117529822571693462
  78. Working with academic communities to build scientific understanding | OpenAI — Explore AI-driven breakthroughs in math, physics, and CS. Access Lean proofs for the ETH refutation and local smoothing conjecture to verify results.
  79. Somewhere in France — Railpass — view from train windows in an app - via matt muir
  80. 16colo.rs — ANSI/ASCII archive, filling the gap!
  81. AlpineBSD wiki
  82. Apple’s iPod recreation – Unsung — via Daring Fireball https://ift.tt/ZxOjKyI
  83. alternative-clip — Unofficial Mac app for the Narrative Clip 2 lifelogging camera: import, browse, capture settings and battery history over USB. No account or cloud needed.
  84. Bastardica
  85. The Tokenizer Tax: Why non-english AI users pay more for tokens - Rest of World
  86. GitHub - herdrdev/herdr-app: herdr desktop app · GitHub — ff6347 starred herdrdev/herdr-app
  87. claude-plugins-official/plugins at main · anthropics/claude-plugins-official
  88. The Decoherence Trap: When AI slop drowns out the signal in an endless sea of noise — TL;DR This essay introduces the concept of decoherence: the accumulation of locally valid but mutually incompatible or redundant models within a system, such�
  89. rqlite
  90. The Mythical Man-Month in the age of AI - Jan van den Berg — The Mythical Man-Month in the age of AI 27 October 2026 Last weekend I watched four people desperately trying to get a laptop to connect to a screen. I was�
  91. It’s always North Korea — Its always North Korea https://ift.tt/02CvI7h via:feedbin
  92. Building fine-grained version control for agents with Rust and Durable Objects — Delta Blog
  93. Apple's git still trusts the compromised eMudhra certificates
  94. No Signs of AI Payoff Outside the Tech Sector | The Daily Spark
  95. Knowledge That Never Goes Offline — A self-contained offline server packed with encyclopedic knowledge, local AI, and essential tools — ready when the internet isn't.
  96. Patrick Stewart: the legacy of domestic violence | Domestic violence | The Guardian — My father was, in many ways, a man of discipline, organisation and charisma - a regimental sergeant major no less. One of the very last men to be evacuated from Dunkirk, his third stripe was chalked on to his uniform by an officer when no m…
  97. Firefox now has a "Copy Clean Link" option, to strip tracking from urls.
  98. No one paid me to disagree with Jonathan Haidt. It was teenagers who taught me that he was wrong. | danah boyd | apophenia — danah boyd, "No one paid me to disagree with Jonathan Haidt. It was teenagers who taught me that he was wrong," apophenia via Instapaper https://ift.tt/jJno07N
  99. daveebbelaar/bama: BAMA: Build Any Mac App. Agent skills to research, clone, design, build, optimize, and test native macOS apps with Swift and SwiftUI.
  100. The Most Important Tool in Modern DevOps - YouTube

The Next Web

  1. Apple confirms its AI features reach China in December, with Qwen
  2. Databricks and SAP expand their deal to put AI on SAP data
  3. S&P turns negative on Meta as AI spending eats into its cash
  4. Amazon can now borrow up to $80B against the AI hardware it buys
  5. Big Tech has now committed more than $3 trillion to the AI build-out
  6. Cognizant puts 25,000 staff behind OpenAI, days after a Gemini push
  7. New York bans AI chatbots from pretending to be human with children
  8. TBC launches Mischief, an AI video model shaped by brain cells
  9. Proton to re-interview staff on AI, with jobs at stake, 404 Media reports
  10. Joshua Kushner’s Thrive Holdings agrees to buy ADT for $7.6bn in cash

Smashing Magazine

  1. A Spark Of Color In November’s Gray (2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  2. Accordion Icons: Which Work Best?
  3. Embracing Playful Imperfection With The CSS `random()` Function
  4. Is Your Organization Messing Up AI Adoption?
  5. A Practical Guide To Naming Things
  6. Under Autumn’s Spell (October 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  7. Stop Treating CSS Container Queries Like Traditional Media Queries
  8. Building A UX ROI Case That Survives The Boardroom
  9. The Death Of The Button: Why The Best Interface Is No Interface
  10. The Many Faces Of September (2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  11. Rethinking Data Visualisation: A UX Approach To Dashboards That Actually Drives Decisions
  12. Why Your Website Should Never Stop Changing
  13. Timing Charts: A Blueprint For SMIL Animations
  14. New EU Guidelines For AI Labelling
  15. Building Tactile UX: Honoring Intentional Design With Lottie
  16. How Baseline Can Help You Ship Less JavaScript
  17. Small Joys And Big Adventures (August 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  18. The Bull And Bear Case For Digital Design In The Age Of AI
  19. Thinking Outside The Box: Digital Design In The AI Era
  20. Weaponizing And Defending The React Flight Protocol: Deserialization Sinks In RSCs
  21. When It Makes Sense To “Block” The Main Thread
  22. No, People Don’t Want More AI In Their Life
  23. From Kickoff To First Concept: How To Turn Brand Strategy Into Visual Direction
  24. Designing For Distressed Users: Why Mental Health Apps Shouldn’t Follow Every UI Fashion
  25. Meet Kirki: WordPress’s First Visual Builder With An Infinite Canvas
  26. Users Don’t Need More Tools: They Need Seamless Integrations
  27. Matching AI Modality To User Intent: Designing The Right Interface
  28. Why Accessibility Is An Operational Capability, Not A Feature
  29. Snapshots Of Summer (July 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  30. Designing With Uncertainty: How AI Supercharges Probabilistic Thinking
  31. The Impact Of Humanoid Robots On Humanity
  32. The Benefits Of Cognitive Inclusion In UX Research
  33. How To Make Your Design System AI-Ready
  34. June Is For Exploring (2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  35. Algorithmic Theming Engines: Building Self-Correcting Color Systems With `contrast-color()`
  36. Your Prototype Is Not Being Honest With Your Users (And Here’s How To Fix It)
  37. Four Levels Of Customer Understanding
  38. Advanced Tree Counting: Mathematical Layouts With `sibling-index()` And `sibling-count()`
  39. Ten Data-Backed Truths Of User Experience ROI
  40. Practical Interface Patterns For AI Transparency (Part 2)

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Sweethome

Hacker News

  1. Switch Lowering in GCC
  2. Show HN: Marelleo, an open-source story box I built for my kids using ESP32
  3. My favourite PowerMac is a Nintendo Wii
  4. Cloudflare Turnstile solver library (no headless browser required)
  5. Tell HN: Scribd Breached
  6. The $6.3B Binance hack was pulled off in just 20 minutes
  7. Northflank Breached
  8. Breaking the open web won't stop the bad bots
  9. Longitudinal Changes InWearable-Captured PhysiologyBefore Sudden Cardiac Death
  10. Show HN: A working Nintendo in ~1GB of Qwen weights
  11. The oldest ice disappears and the Stone Age emerges from it
  12. Show HN: To Honor Sir Patrick Stewart, Enjoy the TNG Episode Guessing Game
  13. Florilegium: Procedural Flowers in LaTeX
  14. Infinite Mac: BeOS
  15. Sanstun: A sans-IO, parallel-friendly WireGuard implementation in Rust
  16. Backdoor in Claude Code for VS Code extension on the Cursor Marketplace
  17. The federated code forge
  18. Double Buffering with Cloudflare Queues
  19. Cisco gives engineer unlimited AI tokens to rewrite legacy code
  20. Azure's Weakest Link – Five Full Cross-Tenant Compromises
  21. Brief History of PDP Computers
  22. Jules Verne's Lost Novel
  23. Trapped in the Technologist Factory
  24. Through Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Patrick Stewart taught us the measure of a man
  25. Building an AI-native engineering org
  26. Turning a solar power system into its own backup
  27. Digital Minimalism
  28. Sleep framework: A new way for LLMs to retain knowledge in continual learning
  29. Tree-mounted machines connect to web app to let users knock on wood remotely
  30. How do you take a picture of a black hole?

Ars Technica

  1. Once again, NASA is asking for ideas to rescue Hubble from certain death
  2. Flesh-eating screwworms spread to third state and are attacking pets
  3. Oh captain, our captain: Ars staff remembers Patrick Stewart
  4. Supersonic airliner in doubt as company shifts to powering AI data centers
  5. Anthropic VS code extension on Cursor backdoored for nearly 12 hours
  6. Dartmouth's provost warned us about AI cheating—but his own AI use cost him his job
  7. Over 25% of people lie to get antibiotics—and their lies aren't even good
  8. Basically no one is using AI agents for their DoorDash orders
  9. Rare meteorite from Mars gives us a view into its ancient crust
  10. Fujifilm to boost tape production 5x as AI fuels archiving demand
  11. Thousands of “ghost students” use AI to steal millions in student loans, DOJ says
  12. Analysts find looming launch crisis is "more severe" than anticipated
  13. GM to pay $220 million after selling customer Smart Driver data
  14. Hackers steal $6.3 billion from Binance in record crypto heist
  15. 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid: Drives like an EV, but there's no plug involved
  16. Review: You Can See Everything blurs the view of Elizabeth Holmes' deceit
  17. Rocket Report: Winter is coming for Themis; Cowboy Space adds iron to the fire
  18. Reddit is moving to “a logged-in-only experience,” CEO says
  19. Microsoft fixes a Windows 11 annoyance as PC revenue declines
  20. Pentagon IG refuses to investigate Starlink/Starshield slowdown in Ukraine

Digg

New Scientist

Slashdot

  1. Google's First Data Center Satellite Is Online and Writing Poetry
  2. Cisco Gives Engineer Unlimited AI Tokens To Rewrite Legacy Code
  3. Apple Is Entering Its Slop Era
  4. Meta Settles Another Social Media Addiction Case Just Before Trial
  5. Sam Altman Thinks Your PC Is Wasting Precious RAM
  6. Thousands of 'Ghost Students' Use AI to Steal Millions In Student Loans, DOJ Says
  7. US Tech Stocks See Sharp Falls As AI Spending Nears $1 Trillion
  8. GM Reaches $220 Million Settlement Over Selling Drivers' Private Data
  9. UK Social Media Ban May Lock Out More Than 100,000 Teens Without ID
  10. Reddit Will Force Everyone to Log In
  11. Binance Suffers Biggest Crypto Hack In History With $6.3 Billion Affected [UPDATE]
  12. The Tragedy of Losing Your Wikipedia Page
  13. First Wired XR Glasses Powered By Android XR
  14. Proton CEO Is In 'Full AI Psychosis'
  15. Polymarket Halted International Trading After Hackers Drained Accounts

BoingBoing

  1. "The Bottle Imps" — new short fiction by Rudy Rucker and Bruce Sterling
  2. Remember WordArt? This website brings it back
  3. "Hammered drunk" police chief slept outside liquor store
  4. 2 sandworms, 1 bucket, Dune 3
  5. Cops using AI to justify stops for "suspicious driving patterns"
  6. DOJ tells judge probing prosecutor misconduct that Trump can make it go away
  7. Four cool pens I bought in Japan
  8. This AI tool asks multiple chatbots your question and shows where they agree, and a lifetime subscription is only $50
  9. Death Stranding gets a second animation before the first is out
  10. Keeping RAM in personal computers "quite terrible," says OpenAI's Sam Altman
  11. We learn that David S. Pumpkins is from Ibiza
  12. For only $28, get Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, and more without recurring subscription fees
  13. Arduboy Digital Candle has AI-simulated flame
  14. Good Advice for Shitty People is an advice column for the worst people ever
  15. Watch the Cincinnati Zoo's hippos eat whole pumpkins like potato chips
  16. These spooky stone faces look like little spirits emerging from the rock
  17. Puppy tries to lick a steak off the TV screen
  18. Tim Burton's 1967 skeleton costume looks a lot like Jack Skellington
  19. A giant waterspout on a Russian river looks like a portal to the sky
  20. Classic UK dungeon crawl show Knightmare to return as adventure game
  21. One $50 payment gets you lifetime VPN protection on 10 devices
  22. Patrick Stewart dead at 86
  23. Why a Fukuoka subway sign calls your backpack a "rucksack"
  24. My Kindle cracked again, so I switched to a tiny Xteink e-reader
  25. Tom the Dancing Bug: Elon Musk and His Doge Pals hunt down the threat to Western Civilization
  26. Bankrupting scammers is surprisingly easy
  27. Somehow, No Man's Sky is still getting updates
  28. ICE agent filmed slashing car tire
  29. Breaking into IT? Start with nine CompTIA exam prep courses for $24.99
  30. How to turn modern Linux into an old Mac

Core77

  1. Core77 Weekly Roundup (10-26-26 to 10-30-26)
  2. Unidome's Transparent Igloos
  3. Industrial Design Student Work: A Hard Drive that Visually Indicates How Full It Is
  4. An Italian Folding Bicycle Design that Fits Into a Suitcase
  5. Sponsored:Sponsored: Final Deadline: iF DESIGN AWARD 2027 Entries Close Nov. 2
  6. La Bagnole: A Funky French Utility EV
  7. An Electric Screwdriver That Identifies Which Bit You Need
  8. Industrial Designer Moritz Schmid's Patio Chair for Embru
  9. A Cardboard-Inspired Wooden Stacking Box
  10. This Sideways-Telescoping Camper Triples Its Footprint
  11. A Mesmerizing Kinetic Sculpture of Ducks in Flight
  12. Claire Lavabre's Industrial-Minimalist Lamp for Hay
  13. Wowhaus' Dichroic Glass "Inspire" Sculpture
  14. A Good Idea for a Lamp for Ferrari Fanatics
  15. Drawing with Absurdly Long Pencils

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The Verge

  1. Apple Intelligence is finally coming to China with iOS 27.3
  2. Exclusive details about Akai’s MPC Sample Key
  3. Sam Altman says it’s better for RAM to be in a data center than on your desk
  4. The biggest names in AI are backing a new way to opt out of scraping
  5. Google’s satellite AI server transmits its first response to Earth
  6. Starbucks wants to use AI to show you a ‘personalized digital menu’ at the drive-thru
  7. The delightfully messy state of Apple gadgets
  8. Rivian’s autonomy gamble faces its first real test
  9. Vizio’s discounted Mini LED TV lets you skip the sign-ups and smarts
  10. Google’s latest Nest Learning Thermostat is $60 off just in time for sweater weather

Wired

  1. Best Sunrise Alarm Clock (2026): Hatch, Lumie
  2. White Dwarfs Aren’t Just White. Scientists Discover Dying Stars Turning Pink and Green
  3. Wayfair Coupons: Up to 80% Off November 2026
  4. Google Pixel Watch 5 Sale: Its Lowest Price Yet (2026)
  5. How a Contractor’s Claude Agent Got Into the Pentagon
  6. A Supply Chain Attack Put Malicious Anthropic Claude Extensions on Thousands of Devices
  7. People Are Creating ‘Survival Guides’ to Cope With the ‘AO3 Apocalypse’
  8. I Spent 30 Minutes With Apple’s CEO. Now I Know Why John Ternus Got the Job
  9. Mattress Deals: Save Over $600 Before Black Friday 2026
  10. The $6.3 Billion Binance Hack Was Pulled Off in Just 20 Minutes
  11. This App Brutally Shames You by Tracking How Many Hours You’ve Lost to Scrolling
  12. Elon Musk’s Ties to Texas Republicans Go Much Deeper Than the Midterms
  13. The Best Handheld Translators for Work and Travel (2026)
  14. Male Insecurity Over Penis Size Is a Booming Business
  15. It Sure Looks Like the Department of Education Is Promoting a Right-Wing ‘Harry Potter’ Meme
  16. Samsung S95H OLED TV Review (2026)
  17. Crematoria Are Being Used to Heat Homes and Swimming Pools
  18. Gift Ideas for Friends (2026): Wellness Tech, Kitchen Essentials
  19. The Best Leaf Blower We’ve Tested Is Ready for Halloween
  20. The Iran War’s Impact on Oil Is Hitting Key Senate Races Hard

LifeHacker

  1. Lifehacker Deals Live Blog: The Best Tech Sales, All in One Place
  2. I’m a Deals Writer, and These Are My Top 10 Tech Deals This Week
  3. If You Loved 'VisionQuest,' There's One Movie You Need to Watch Next
  4. 10 Hacks for the Contacts App Every Apple User Should Know
  5. 10 of the Most Iconic Patrick Stewart Roles Beyond Captain Picard
  6. This Samsung 32-Inch OLED Gaming Monitor Is $300 Off Right Now
  7. These Proton Pass Black Friday Deals Get You Up to 60% Off Password Management
  8. These Sony ANC Headphones Are on Sale for $128 Right Now
  9. One of the Best QLED TVs of 2026 Is Over $1,300 Off Right Now
  10. Why Those Flashy Halloween Contacts Are a Bad Idea
  11. I Tested Strava's New Integration With Gemini, and I Have Thoughts
  12. If You Loved 'Below,' There's One Movie You Need to Watch Next
  13. The JBL Vibe Beam Earbuds Are on Sale for $30 Right Now
  14. 10 Shows Like 'The Diplomat' You Should Watch Next
  15. These Surprisingly Powerful Soundcore Earbuds Are Under $35 Right Now
  16. This Top-Rated 65-Inch LG OLED TV Is $200 Off Right Now
  17. 10 Hacks Every iCloud User Should Know
  18. 10 Hacks Every Fitbit Edge User Should Know
  19. The Kindle Click Is the One Accessory Readers Have Been Waiting For
  20. Five Hacks Every Suunto Race 3S User Should Know
  21. 10 Fun and Quirky iPhone Duo Apps Worth Checking Out
  22. If You Loved 'East of Eden,' There's One Movie You Need to Watch Next
  23. Your Discord Messages Will Soon Be Discoverable on Google Search, but You Can Opt Out
  24. You Can Preorder XReal's First Wired XR Glasses
  25. Five Hacks Every Wordle Player Should Know
  26. The Newest Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition Is Finally Worth the Extra Money
  27. These Are the Best Arc Browser Alternatives, Now That It's Shutting Down
  28. This Pricey New Accessory Gives Your Kindle a Feature That Used to Be Standard
  29. This Autonomous Camera Robot Is My New Best Friend
  30. This Seven-Piece Eufy Home Security System Is on Sale for $270 Right Now
  31. This High-Capacity Portable Power Station Is $550 Off Right Now
  32. Sony’s Bravia 6 OLED TV Is up to 40% Off Right Now
  33. You Can Get These 'Nothing' Over-Ear Headphones for $55 Right Now
  34. My Favorite Travel Headphones Are $250 Off Right Now
  35. Google's 'Health Guardian' Is Now Available for Fitbits
  36. If You Loved 'Carrie,' There's One Movie You Need to Watch Next
  37. 10 Shows Like 'VisionQuest' You Should Watch Next
  38. 10 Hacks Every Google Messages User Should Know
  39. These Retro-Chic Nothing Headphones Are $100 Off Right Now
  40. How to Export Your Arc Data to a New Browser
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  43. Google Is Using Data From Gmail and Drive to Target Ads, but You Can Stop It
  44. These Are Lifehacker's First-Ever 'Gift of the Year' Award Winners
  45. These High-End Marshall Headphones Are Under $200 Right Now
  46. This 'Nothing' Fitness Smartwatch Is on Sale for $59
  47. What I Love (and What I Don't) About the New Una Fitness Watch
  48. ‘Loser Core,’ ‘EBK,’ and Other Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang You Might Need Help Decoding
  49. If You Loved 'Crystal Lake,' There's One Movie You Need to Watch Next
  50. The Fitbit Edge Is Everything the Charge 6 Should Have Been
  51. The Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide to Kid Culture: What Is 'Ballhog'?
  52. The Newest 4K Amazon Fire TV Stick Is 50% Off Right Now
  53. You Can Get This 65-Inch Toshiba Mini-LED TV for $550 Right Now
  54. The Garmin Cirqa Finally Got a Much-Needed Feature
  55. This Is the Robot Vacuum I Use Every Day, and It's 50% Off Right Now
  56. This New Garmin Feature Is Draining Battery Life, but There's a Quick Fix
  57. I Tested ChatGPT's New 'Slides' Tool, and Here's How It Compares to Gemini
  58. Why the Holidays Are Actually the Best Time of Year to Start Working Out
  59. This Top-Rated Tapo Wireless Outdoor Camera Is 33% Off Right Now
  60. These TP-Link Travel Routers Are up to 25% Off Right Now
  61. These Sony Over-Ear Headphones Are Just $88 Right Now
  62. You Should Update Your Garmin Watch's Heart Rate Zones
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  64. Google Quietly Linked Your Phone Number Across Your Accounts, but You Can Stop It
  65. 10 Shows Like 'A Different World' You Should Watch Next
  66. Anker’s New Soundcore Space 2 Headphones Are Already 18% Off
  67. What to Wear When Exercising Outdoors, Based on How Cold It Is
  68. You Should Enable This Chrome Feature That Flags Suspicious Websites
  69. This Philips Fingerprint Door Lock Set Lets You Ditch Your Keys for Less Than $90
  70. This Versatile Roborock Vacuum and Mop Is $750 Off Right Now
  71. This Ultra-Wide Samsung Gaming Monitor Is $600 Off
  72. What's New on Netflix in November 2026
  73. The Best Apple Watch for Most People Is Over $100 Off
  74. Everything You Should See Along With ‘You Can See Everything’
  75. 10 Hacks Ever Siri AI User Should Know
  76. Why Your Smartwatch Size Really Does Matter
  77. Beware of These iPhone Duo Preorder Scams
  78. Take This Step Now to Avoid Being Locked Out of Your Spotify Family Account
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  80. The Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet Is 53% Off Right Now
  81. This Super Fast ASUS OLED Gaming Monitor Is $100 Off Right Now
  82. You Can Now Lock Your Private ChatGPT Conversations With a PIN
  83. Six Things to Do Between Sets at the Gym
  84. 'Vorssaint' Replaced at Least 10 Utility Apps on My Mac
  85. 10 Shows Like 'Below' You Should Watch Next
  86. How to Lock Your Phone Number Against eSIM Hijacking on Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T
  87. This 55-Inch LG OLED TV Is $400 Off Right Now
  88. These Subscription-Free Eufy Security Cameras Are 24% Off Right Now
  89. The Newly Released Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+ Is $200 Off Right Now, With a $200 Gift Card Included
  90. Lifehacker Is on TechPulse, and You Should Be Too
  91. I Tried Strava's New Strength Coach Feature, and I'm Optimistic
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  93. How to Prepare Now so the End of Daylight Saving Time Is Less Jarring
  94. How I'm Using the Time Change to Kickstart My Morning Exercise Routine
  95. This Powerful Lenovo Laptop Is Down to $629 at Walmart
  96. 10 Hacks Every AllTrails User Should Know
  97. I Tried the 'Normatec Go' Compression Boots, and My Calves Have Never Felt Better
  98. Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide to Kid Culture: What Is 'Loser Core'?
  99. This Dialogue-Enhancing Samsung Dolby Atmos Soundbar Is $400 Off Right Now
  100. This Joy-Con Replacement for the Nintendo Switch Is 56% Off Right Now

The Onion

The Register

TechMeme

  1. As AI models commoditize, lasting wealth will accrue to those controlling chokepoints like distribution, payment rails, and a stablecoin dollar, not to the labs (The Commanding Heights)
  2. When talking about local inference, Sam Altman says supply-constrained DRAM is better used in data centers than sitting in PCs and "being used 5% of the time" (Andrew E. Freedman/Tom's Hardware)
  3. Sources: neoclouds CoreWeave, Nebius, and Nscale have effectively been shut out of the bond market in recent weeks as lenders and investors demand tougher terms (Wall Street Journal)
  4. S&P downgraded Meta's outlook from stable to negative, citing high capex and negative free cash flow; META fell 15% in October, its worst month in four years (Jonathan Vanian/CNBC)
  5. Anthropic says a malicious actor used access to Cursor's marketplace to publish a "tampered" copy of the Claude Code extension, which it didn't build or publish (Felix Rieseberg/@felixrieseberg)
  6. John Ternus says Apple doesn't "want to ship AI for AI's sake" and that Tim Cook is "available to help wherever I ask" on policy; Ternus has yet to meet Trump (Steven Levy/Wired)
  7. Sources: OpenAI has secured ~$11B in commitments for its latest funding round, less than half its initial $30B target, and expects to raise more in coming weeks (Berber Jin/Wall Street Journal)
  8. Sources: OpenAI now seeks ~$20B at a $1.25T valuation for its latest round, from $30B at a $1.4T valuation, as some investors cut commitments amid an AI selloff (Financial Times)
  9. Sources: Baseten is raising ~$2B in two tranches, one valuing it at $26B and the other at $30B; Baseten was valued at $13B in June after raising $1.5B (Bloomberg)
  10. Sources: Google is in talks with the DOD on a new effort to secure the data that feeds into software being built for the Golden Dome missile defense program (Bloomberg)
  11. Filing: Vancouver, WA-based Powerlattice, which makes a power delivery chiplet to reduce AI compute power needs by 50%+, raised $86M, after raising $31M in 2025 (Kurt Schlosser/GeekWire)
  12. OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic say they will adopt a new standard that publishers can use to opt out of being scraped by AI across multiple crawlers (Emma Roth/The Verge)
  13. OpenAI tightens limits on the weapons-related information that ChatGPT provides teens, even when a question appears harmless, as part of new safeguards (Reuters)
  14. Intel stock closed down 28.58% on Friday, its worst day since the 1970s and wiping ~$12B off US government's stake, after issuing weaker-than-expected guidance (CNBC)
  15. Reddit closed down 29.27% on Friday, the worst drop since becoming a public company in 2024, after it forecast weak Q4 revenue (Caleigh Keating/CNBC)