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BBC

  1. Brexit: Theresa May to urge MPs to back deal as delay agreed
  2. Brexit: Three moments that raised a smile
  3. Christchurch shootings: New Zealand falls silent for mosque victims
  4. Libby Squire: Body in Humber confirmed as missing student
  5. 'Baby Grady' gives hope to infertile boys with cancer
  6. 'Pink tax': Should personal care products for women cost more?
  7. Trump: Time to recognise Golan Heights as Israeli territory
  8. Uber 'picks New York Stock Exchange' for stock listing
  9. China chemical blast death toll rises to 47
  10. Yemen's ancient city where people escape civil war
  11. Iraq ferry sinking: 'Nearly 100 dead' in Tigris river
  12. Michelle Obama book vies with Trump exposé at book awards
  13. Newspaper headlines: Brexit 'emergency' and 'Break-xit' campaign
  14. Quiz of the Week: What's Belgium's fastest bird?
  15. How a bookshop wolf handles awkward customers
  16. The engineer who went to the USSR and got stuck for 50 years
  17. Filipino firm Jollibee takes on US fried chicken chains
  18. Lorraine Kelly, tax law and how celebrities build public personas
  19. BBC News Channel
  20. Who is the UK's £100bn benefits bill spent on?
  21. Should black Americans get slavery reparations?
  22. Lupita Nyong'o: Horror film Us took an emotional toll on me
  23. Sustainable students: How easy is it to be more environmentally-friendly?
  24. Coming soon... The Mueller Report
  25. How do you know where your olive oil really comes from?
  26. How deadly is Mount Everest?
  27. McLeish refuses to discuss his future after humiliating defeat in Kazakhstan
  28. Knives & knuckledusters found as up to 50 PSG fans denied entry to Chelsea Women's game
  29. Northern Ireland defeat Estonia in Euro 2020 opener
  30. Simone Biles: Olympic champion expects Tokyo 2020 to be last Games
  31. O'Sullivan beats Trump on final black in semi-final thriller
  32. Australia opener Bancroft named Durham captain
  33. Chelsea take control of Champions League quarter-final against PSG
  34. Celebrity parents and the bizarre 'cheating' scandal
  35. A scandal in the Amazon - where pilots are forced to lie

Bitcoin

  1. $3,996.7883
  2. £3,043.2785
  3. €3,512.8052
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. 'Battlefield V' gameplay trailer shows its take on battle royale
  2. Tesla's 'sustainable' referral program limits free Supercharging
  3. Nintendo's Labo turns the Switch into a perfect VR gateway
  4. Microsoft device stores digital info as DNA
  5. Steam's redesigned library will show what's happening with your games
  6. GameStop's new CEO is expected to lead a major overhaul
  7. The Oculus Rift S is impressive but unnecessary
  8. 'Hamsterdam' is the rhythmic rodent brawler we've been waiting for
  9. Netflix is testing a $3.64 mobile plan in India
  10. Boeing sold essential safety features as extras on 737 Max
  11. Instagram is the latest hotbed for conspiracy theories
  12. Four players fight for undersea supremacy in 'Swimsanity'
  13. Wirecutter's best deals: Save $75 on Anker's Nebula Mars Lite projector
  14. A week with Twitter's attempt at a more civil internet
  15. What to expect from Apple's streaming video event
  16. Short film created in Unreal Engine showcases a photorealistic world
  17. Ford is investing $850 million to build EVs in Michigan
  18. Streaming subscriptions overtook cable in 2018
  19. Comcast launches Xfinity Flex internet streaming TV
  20. Over 20,000 Facebook employees had access to 600 million user passwords
  21. Google is convinced it can get game streaming right
  22. Mindy Kaling’s awkward teen comedy is coming to Netflix
  23. Tesla alleges self-driving car startup Zoox stole company secrets
  24. T-Mobile opens a home internet trial in rural and underserved areas
  25. MoviePass founder's next big idea: Free movie tickets for watching ads

Pinboard

  1. An exclusive look at an original iPhone prototype — “This is a day I’ve been looking forward to for two and half years,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s late CEO, as he introduced the original iPhone on January 9th,…
  2. What Working At Stripe Has Been Like | Kalzumeus Software
  3. Generative.fm — Endlessly unique ambient music
  4. Untitled (https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/failed-certification-faa-missed-safety-issues-in-the-737-max-system-implicated-in-the-lion-air-crash/) — Wow.
  5. Jeremy Mikkola - Rules for Autocomplete
  6. Humane by Design
  7. Vertically Scaling PostgreSQL - pgDash
  8. Kickstarter’s staff is unionizing - The Verge — Kickstarter is unionizing
  9. jfcoz/postgresqltuner: Simple script to analyse your PostgreSQL database configuration — postgresqltuner - Simple script to analyse your PostgreSQL database configuration
  10. Quantum Computing for the Very Curious
  11. Stepping Into the Uncanny, Unsettling World of Shen Yun | The New Yorker
  12. DEATH OF THE CALORIE — For more than a century we’ve counted on calories to tell us what will make us fat. Peter Wilson says it’s time to bury the world’s most misleading measure
  13. 502 Bad Gateway — Favorite tweet: It's offical the #RevokeArt50 petition has reached a MILLION signatures in a day! It looks like the PMs speech yesterday has sparked one hell of a response. Was that speech the straw that broke the camel's back? We can live in hope...https://t.co/lwHyPTdXva — Dr Rob Palmer (@RobertCPalme…
  14. Dataset list — A list of the biggest datasets for machine learning from across the web
  15. GitHub - Wookai/paper-tips-and-tricks: Best practice and tips & tricks to write scientific papers in LaTeX, with figures generated in Python or Matlab.
  16. Myspace lost all the music its users uploaded between 2003 and 2015 / Boing Boing — How on earth did MySpace lose *twelve years* of people’s music?!
  17. Color.review - Colors that look and work great for everyone — What you need to know about colors and accessibility (cmts )
  18. Ta-Nehisi Coates Is an Optimist Now
  19. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/19/technology/new-social-network-email-newsletter.html) — i wrote about newsletters
  20. Vim anti-patterns - Arabesque
  21. New Zealand video: after shooting, YouTube struggled to shut down humans who outsmarted its systems • The Washington Post — : When the original video was uploaded Thursday evening, [YouTube chief product officer Neal] Mohan said the company’s breaking news shelf kicked in, as did the developing news cards, which ran as banne…
  22. Apple Releases New A12-Based iPad Air and iPad Mini (via IFTTT) — Apple Releases New A12-Based iPad Air and iPad Mini https://ift.tt/2XZK4Rw
  23. (Saving...) Meritocracy doesn't exist, and believing it does is bad for you — In competitive contexts, many have merit, but few succeed. What separates the two is luck. In addition to being false, a growing body of research in psychology and neuroscience suggests that believing in meritocracy makes people more selfish, le…
  24. Most Of Us Have Been Lacing And Tying Our Shoes All Wrong - Digg
  25. GitHub - francisrstokes/construct-js: 🛠️A library for creating byte level data structures. — 🛠️A library for creating byte level data structures. - francisrstokes/construct-js
  26. Alan Kay on the Meaning of "Object-Oriented Programming" (Stefan Ram) — "OOP to me means only messaging, local retention and protection and hiding of state-process, and extreme late-binding of all things."
  27. Cookin' With Rust — Cookbook style book which has examples for doing all sorts of small tasks in the most idiomatic way in Rust.
  28. Why Hashbrown Does A Double-Lookup — Alexis Beingessner March 20th, 2019 -- Rust Nightly 1.35.0 I recently finished a detailed review of hashbrown , which will likely become the new implementation…
  29. What the Hell is Going On? — Let’s play a game. I’m going to describe your least favorite politician: Everything they say goes viral. The establishment despises them, donors can’t influence…
  30. Geoff Greer's site: Thinkpad X210
  31. Client-side instrumentation for under $1 per month. No servers necessary. · Bostata | Boston Data Engineering
  32. Bar chart race — the most populous cities in the world / johnburnmurdoch / Observable — Notes: • Full code for the animation here on @observablehq • I’ve tried to build this in a…
  33. Fertility Doctor Donald Cline's Secret Children - The Atlantic — “In 1987, a national survey of fertility doctors found that 2 percent had used their own sperm in patients.”
  34. Using Go Modules - The Go Blog
  35. The government uses images of vulnerable people to test facial recognition software.
  36. A Detailed Comparison Between WordPress And October CMS — Smashing Magazine — via Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers https://ift.tt/2ibDzra
  37. Preload, prefetch and other tags: what they do and when to use them · PerfPerfPerf
  38. Killed by Google - The Google Graveyard
  39. cirosantilli/x86-bare-metal-examples — Lots of examples of how to bring an OS up on bare hardware.
  40. How Parents Are Robbing Their Children of Adulthood - The New York Times — How Parents Are Robbing Their Children of Adulthood https://t.co/kJJDen9QlX pic.twitter.com/rMgXDdry1B — Will Richardson - Time to Change School (@willrich45) March 16, 2019
  41. My Alpine Desktop - Setting Up a Software Development Environment on Alpine Linux | OverOps Blog
  42. Implementing a NES Emulator in Rust — Recently, I made an emulator for the Nintendo Entertainment Console(NES) - a game console first released in 1983.
  43. The Chaotic Triumph of Arron Banks, the “Bad Boy of Brexit” | The New Yorker — As the sun came up in London on June 24, 2016, Arron Banks and Andy Wigmore were walking through Westminster, the political district of London, smoking cigarettes and drinking champagne from the bottle. via Pocket
  44. One year in, Facebook’s big algorithm change has spurred an angry, Fox News-dominated — and very engaged! — News Feed » Nieman Journalism Lab — One year in, Facebook’s big algorithm change has spurred an angry, Fox News-dominated — and very engaged! — News Feed
  45. Brand new font editor for Mac
  46. H.R.1179 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Discouraging Frivolous Lawsuits Act | Congress.gov | Library of Congress — Last Congress, Devin Nunes cosponsored a bill called the “Discouraging Frivolous Lawsuits Act”
  47. Untitled (https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-france-theresa-may-deal-nathalie-loiseau-cat-a8828026.html) — France’s EU minister names her cat ‘Brexit’ because ‘he meows loudly to be let out but won’t go through the door’
  48. 30 Legendary Startup Pitch Decks and What You Can Learn From Them — 30 legendary start-up pitch decks and what you can learn from them: #startups
  49. Easy to Remember Color Guide for Non-Designers - Send With SES
  50. Open Source Doesn’t Make Money Because It Isn’t Designed To Make Money — Ian Bicking: a blog
  51. Affect Theory and the New Age of Anxiety | The New Yorker
  52. AirPods, the world’s most popular wireless headphones, are getting even better - Apple — New #Apple #AirPods
  53. Education and Science Giant Elsevier Left Users’ Passwords Exposed Online - Motherboard — Due a to a misconfigured server, a researcher found a constant stream of Elsevier users’ passwords.
  54. 3D Terrain Maps — Tom Patterson's "cooped-up-inside winter project" - the new 3D Terrain Maps web site!
  55. The Hottest Chat App for Teens Is Google Docs - The Atlantic — I wrote about how Google Docs became the hottest teen chat app
  56. How Inuit Parents Raise Kids Without Yelling — And Teach Them To Control Anger : Goats and Soda : NPR
  57. Writing Resilient Components — There are important design principles that every component should strive to follow. But I don’t think style guides capture those principles well. We’ll talk about style guides first, and then look at the principles that really are useful.
  58. Nvidia AI turns sketches into photorealistic landscapes in seconds | TechCrunch
  59. “Typography in Design Systems,” an article by Dan Mall — ✍🏽I wrote a new article: "Typography in Design Systems," a typographic system that's optimized for guessability.
  60. Puzzling number of men tied to Ferguson protests have died | The Kansas City Star
  61. Programmer migration patterns - apenwarr
  62. Who has the fastest website in F1? - JakeArchibald.com
  63. Introduction To Datalog
  64. Dumbass Home 2.0 :: Internet of Things. How to Automate Your Rented Box Today :: vas3k's blog
  65. Karen Uhlenbeck, Uniter of Geometry and Analysis, Wins Abel Prize | Quanta Magazine
  66. Bernard-Henri Lévy on the Rights of Women and of the Accused — “It is a duty, a moral duty, to hold firm the idea that there is no people, no ethnicity, forbidding democracy,” the world’s most famous French intellectual…
  67. Death By A Thousand Clicks: Where Electronic Health Records Went WrongKaiser Health News — Where Electronic Health Records Went Wrong, a new investigation by @FredSchulte and @erikafry
  68. Inside Garageband, the Little App Ruling the Sound of Modern Music
  69. Why Are Human Teeth So Messed Up? - SAPIENS
  70. Untitled (https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/03/imac-gets-a-2x-performance-boost/) — So new iPads and now speed bumps on the iMac. Something tells me the event on the 25th will be all about services.
  71. Trump Tweets Attack on John McCain - The Atlantic — Trump’s continuing attacks on John McCain reveal a worrisome state of mind.
  72. How the Guardian Went Digital — In 1993 some journalists began to be dimly aware of something clunkily referred to as “the information superhighway” but few had ever had reason to see it in action. At the start of 1995 only 491 newspapers were online worldwide: by June 1997 that had grown to some 3,600. via Pocket
  73. To build the cities of the future, we must get out of our cars — Remaking healthy urban areas means repairing damage done to communities once blown apart to serve the automobile.
  74. The Paris Pneumatic Clock Network — In 1877 Carl Albert Mayrhofer set up a pneumatic clock network in Vienna; he was granted US patent 215,381 in May 1879, assigning it to the Austrian engineer Viktor Antoine Popp and his co-worker Resch. In 1879 Popp & Resch demonstrated the system of pneumatic clock synchronisation in the …
  75. Sanders Promised Civility but Hired Twitter Attack Dog - The Atlantic — "Shakir said, explaining that Sirota’s informal work for Sanders goes back months…” Months…
  76. MySpace lost all music uploaded from 2003 to 2015 : technology — Just in case you're wondering how it's going.
  77. Using the iPad Pro as my development machine · Fatih Arslan
  78. Fintan O'Toole: Are the English ready for self-government? — Let’s just say that if Theresa May were the head of a newly liberated African colony in the 1950s, British conservatives would have been pointing, half-ruefully, half-gleefully, in her direction and saying “See? Told you so — they just weren’t ready to rule themsel…
  79. Documenting your architecture: Wireshark, PlantUML and a REPL to glue them all.
  80. A JavaScript-Free Frontend - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻
  81. Datacenter RPCs can be general and fast | the morning paper
  82. The Whole Spreadsheets as Databases Thing is Pretty Cool | CSS-Tricks
  83. How we do Vue: one year later | GitLab — It's been a while since we wrote about Vue. We've been using Vue for over a year now and life has been very good. Thanks @lnoogn for reminding me to write this article! Scala people don't have time for redditing and blogging, they're busy getting crap done.
  84. Apollo Presskit Directory — Dig those design aesthetics. A massive collection of Apollo 11 press kits -
  85. How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Science | Quanta Magazine
  86. Download 67,000 Historic Maps (in High Resolution) from the Wonderful David Rumsey Map Collection | Open Culture
  87. Stadia: a new way to play — Stadia: a new way to play from @google https://t.co/8YM8dVHK1I — Abraham Williams (@abraham) March 19, 2019
  88. Firefox Send
  89. TextWorld - Microsoft Research
  90. Dinosaur Comics - March 20th, 2019 - awesome fun times! — HELLO, @dorrismccomics DID A DINOSAUR COMIC
  91. xkcd: Luna 2 — via xkcd.com https://xkcd.com/
  92. Why Phone Numbers Stink As Identity Proof
  93. Three Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Designing Languages — [Note: please be advised this transcript contains strong language] Transcript I'm Peter Alvaro. I'm an amateur language designer and I'm also a professor of…
  94. Pika | A Future Without Webpack
  95. An Introduction to Web Components | CSS-Tricks
  96. You probably don’t need input type=“number” — You probably don’t need input type=“number”
  97. Some Humans Can Sense Earth’s Magnetic Field, Fascinating Experiment Suggests
  98. FOSS comment system à la disqus: Commento
  99. Canary in a Coal Mine: How Tech Provides Platforms for Hate — If Facebook doesn’t do anything about racist political propaganda, YouTube doesn’t do anything about PewDiePie, and Twitter doesn’t do anything about disproportionate abuse against Black women, it says to the smaller players in the industry that they don’t have to…
  100. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/19/technology/facebook-discrimination-ads.html) — RT @ByRosenberg: Facebook announces plan to follow Civil Rights Act of 1964

The Next Web

  1. YouTube’s ‘child safe’ app is crawling with videos advocating suicide, murder, and sexual exploitation
  2. This plotless game set in a Russian apartment fills me with lovely existential despair
  3. Xbox Live comes to Nintendo Switch, starting with Cuphead
  4. Bitcoin scammer boasts $760,000 payday through dark web domain squatting
  5. Here’s how much ‘Bitcoin Twitter’ loves presidential candidate Andrew Yang
  6. Steam vulnerability exposed users to account hijacking and malware
  7. Why we should trust Apple and Google more than our governments
  8. Switzerland inches closer to cryptocurrency regulation
  9. Brexit is a mess, but UK startups may find refuge in Estonia’s e-Residency
  10. CHEAP: Fast, get 42% off this 6TB (!) Western Digital external HDD

Smashing Magazine

  1. How To Make A Speech Synthesis Editor
  2. How To Build An Endless Runner Game In Virtual Reality (Part 3)
  3. I Used The Web For A Day On Internet Explorer 8
  4. A Detailed Comparison Between WordPress And October CMS
  5. Monthly Web Development Update 3/2019: React Hooks, Constructable Stylesheets, And Building Trust
  6. Block Kit: Slack’s Contribution To Building A Better Collaboration UI
  7. How To Build An Endless Runner Game In Virtual Reality (Part 2)
  8. Exploring The Latest Web Design Trends Together With Be Theme
  9. Creating A Spotify-Powered App Using Nuxt.js
  10. Designing An Aspect Ratio Unit For CSS
  11. Can You Make More Money With A Mobile App Or A PWA?
  12. Biometrics And Neuro-Measurements For User Testing
  13. How To Build An Endless Runner Game In Virtual Reality (Part 1)
  14. Building Robust Layouts With Container Units
  15. Using Composer With WordPress

Wirecutter

  1. Are the New Apple AirPods Worth the Upgrade?
  2. The Best Bike Lock
  3. The Best DNA Ancestry Test
  4. I’m a Priority Pass Maniac. Here’s How I Maximize My Membership.
  5. Reading Your Credit Report Can Be Confusing. Read Mine.
  6. Ask Wirecutter: The Best Stroller for the City
  7. The Best Running Belts
  8. The Best Soundbar
  9. The Best Electric Pressure Cooker
  10. How to Kit Out Your Rental Car Like a Pro
  11. The Best Stuff from IKEA, According to Wirecutter’s Obsessive Staff
  12. The Best Lenses for iPhone Photography
  13. Do you even craft?
  14. The Best On-Ear Headphones
  15. The Best Chromebook
  16. The Best Dining Credit Cards
  17. The Best iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, and X Cases
  18. Romance, Heartbreak, and the Southwest Companion Pass
  19. The Best Electric Stoves and Ranges
  20. The Best Shower Caddy
  21. The Best Robot Vacuums
  22. The Credit Card Rewards Game Is Unfair. But Is It Unethical?
  23. FSA-Eligible Products We Love
  24. How to Charge Your iPhone Twice As Fast
  25. The Best Earbuds Under $50
  26. Credit Card Terms and Conditions in Plain English
  27. The Best Mini Desktop PCs
  28. The Best Water Filter Pitcher
  29. The Best Storage Containers
  30. How to Choose Between Wired and Wireless Charging

Sweethome

  1. The Best Stuff from IKEA, According to Wirecutter’s Obsessive Staff
  2. The Best Shower Caddy
  3. The Best Robot Vacuums
  4. The Best Storage Containers
  5. The Best White Noise Machine
  6. Our Favorite Bedside Lamps Under $200
  7. The Best Showerhead
  8. Coat Racks to Declutter Your Entryway
  9. The Best LED Light Bulb
  10. The Best Label Maker
  11. The Best Throw Blankets
  12. The Best Ice Scraper and Snow Brush
  13. The Best Memory Foam and Latex Mattresses
  14. The Best Non-Contact Voltage Tester
  15. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use
  16. Stitch Fix Review: What to Know Before You Buy
  17. The Best Mattress Toppers
  18. What to Know About Different Mattress Topper Types
  19. The Best Bathroom Rugs and Bath Mats
  20. The Best Duct Tape
  21. Wall Hooks We Love
  22. The Best HomeKit-Compatible Smart-Home Devices
  23. The Best Alexa-Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Amazon Echo
  24. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  25. The Best Leaf Blower
  26. Is the Google Home the Voice-Controlled Speaker for You?
  27. The Best Water Flossers
  28. The Best Smart Smoke Alarm
  29. The Best Bath Towel
  30. The Best Multi-Bit Screwdriver

Hacker News

  1. Ad Fraud Scheme Drained Users’ Batteries By Running Hidden Video Ads In Android
  2. The drug debate in Japan (2018)
  3. Repl.it GFX: Native graphics development in the browser
  4. So you want your app/website to work in China
  5. A Julia Interpreter and Debugger
  6. Programming Language Rankings: January 2019
  7. Ask HN: As a freelancer, what's the best app to track finances?
  8. Show HN: A Color Picker I Made
  9. Remastering Star Trek: Deep Space Nine with Machine Learning
  10. Show HN: A raycaster that renders to random dot stereogram (like Magic Eye)
  11. Amazon to Launch Mobile Ads, in a Threat to Google and Facebook
  12. US Army applying new areas of math
  13. A brief history of why artists are no longer making a living making music
  14. Lumotive Says It Has a Practical Solid-State Lidar
  15. Swift UTF-8 String
  16. Vanishing Violence
  17. Show HN: Mosaic – A declarative, front-end JavaScript library for building UIs
  18. Show HN: IDE for Learning RISC-V
  19. CVE-2019-5418 – File Content Disclosure on Rails
  20. Facebook Stored Hundreds of Millions of User Passwords in Plain Text for Years
  21. LogDNA Is Hiring UI/UX Designers in SF Bay
  22. Tell HN: Google removing Gmail access from IFTTT
  23. Psychiatry’s Incurable Hubris
  24. Tickling (2018)
  25. A Pirate’s Life
  26. Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia
  27. So Long, MSDN Blog
  28. The Priest of Abu Ghraib
  29. Property Rights in the Human Body (2013)
  30. A Beginner’s Guide to MMT

Ars Technica

  1. Vice President may tell NASA to accelerate lunar landings
  2. Facebook apps logged users’ passwords in plaintext, because why not
  3. Why “chickenpox parties” are a terrible idea—in case it’s not obvious
  4. Critical flaw lets hackers control lifesaving devices implanted inside patients
  5. They didn’t buy the DLC: feature that could’ve prevented 737 crashes was sold as an option
  6. Dealmaster: Get a 256GB Samsung microSD card for $40
  7. A dev trained robots to generate “garbage” slot machine games—and made $50K
  8. Latest trailer for John Wick 3: Parabellum is sheer guns-and-glory mayhem
  9. Half the species in a new Cambrian fossil site are completely new to us
  10. US nuclear is dying, but it produced more electricity in 2018 than ever before
  11. Windows Virtual Desktop now in public preview
  12. First-person digger: Stanley Black & Decker’s game controller for excavators
  13. Scientists think they’ve solved one mystery of Easter Island’s statues
  14. Google tries to reassure gamers about Stadia speed and latency concerns
  15. T-Mobile’s $50 home Internet service has no data cap, but plenty of limits
  16. Starship tests in South Texas will be broadcast, but temper your expectations
  17. Microsoft ships antivirus for macOS as Windows Defender becomes Microsoft Defender
  18. Photographer loses lawsuit over use of her photo in political mailer
  19. It’s been a long wait, but Bill and Ted 3: Face the Music is happening
  20. AT&T and Comcast claim “anti-robocalling milestone” with new Caller ID tech

Digg

  1. The Old Daytime-Drinking, Sexual-Harassing Ways Are Thriving At Lloyd's
  2. Giant Inflatable Cucumber Meets A Watery End
  3. What Will Happen When Machines Write Songs Just As Well As Your Favorite Musician?
  4. This True Full-Spectrum CBD Oil Is 100% Organic And 25% Off
  5. Woman Does The Splits On The Dance Floor, Splits Her Dress In The Process
  6. Nihilist In Chief
  7. It Was Just A Kayaking Trip. Until It Upended Our Lives
  8. Man Desperately Clings To His His Runaway Boat As It Takes Off Down The Street
  9. Five Women On What It's Actually Like To Have Universal Health Care
  10. This Photo Looks Like A Physics-Defying Illusion
  11. Pothole Seriously Ruins One Man's Day
  12. I Love Boston Market's Mac And Cheese More Than I Hate Capitalism
  13. Ichiro Forever
  14. Unleash Your Inner Innovator With This Arduino Starter Kit
  15. You've Been Played: When Your Kids Start Beating You At Video Games
  16. Researchers Built An 'Online Lie Detector.' Honestly, That Could Be A Problem
  17. A24 Film 'The Last Black Man In San Francisco' Is A Rumination On Who The Bay Area Is Leaving Behind
  18. We Really Feel For This Woman Who Just Dropped 22 Quarts Of Ranch Dressing At Work
  19. Joe Rogan's Galaxy Brain
  20. Inventor Makes A Dope-As-Hell Wrist-Mounted Fold-Out Shield
  21. Emilia Clarke: A Battle For My Life
  22. Women Who Worked With Billionaire Philanthropist Michael Steinhardt Say He Asked For Sex
  23. This True Full-Spectrum CBD Oil Is 100% Organic And 25% Off
  24. Woman Records Happy Birthday Message For Friend, Ends Up Getting Into A Car Crash
  25. Roseanne Barr Just Can't Stop Talking
  26. We're Collectively Using Escalators Wrong
  27. 'It Hurt So Bad': Indiana Teachers Shot With Plastic Pellets During Active Shooter Training
  28. I Rode An E-Scooter As Far From Civilization As Its Batteries Could Take Me
  29. This Clever Expandable Russian Knife Is Super Cool
  30. Ten Lessons I Learned While Teaching Myself To Code
  31. Man Walks Leashed Steer Into A Petco To Test The Limits Of Its Pet Policy
  32. HBO's Beloved Series 'Deadwood' Is Getting Its Own Movie — Here's The Trailer
  33. There Is No Reason To Cross The US By Train. But I Did It Anyway
  34. 'Women Can Be Required To Wear Something That's Painful'
  35. Guy Travels To Unexplored Chernobyl Zone, Meets A 92-Year-Old Woman Living There Alone With Her Son
  36. How To Move A Masterpiece: The Secret Business Of Shipping Priceless Artworks
  37. How To Get Better At Dirty Talk
  38. In The New 'John Wick 3' Trailer, Keanu Channels Neo And Slices Up Foes On A Motorcycle
  39. A Duffel Bag That Fits In A Storage Bag To Fit In Your Travel Bag
  40. The Punishing Ecstasy Of Being A Reddit Moderator
  41. Mattress Expert Guesses Whether Mattresses Are Cheaper Or More Expensive
  42. What Is Spring Like On Other Planets?
  43. The Quest To Acquire The Oldest, Most Expensive Book On The Planet
  44. Grandma Has Extremely Good Reaction To Her Grandkid Getting A Speeding Ticket
  45. Guy Attempts To Send it Over A River On An ATV And, Well...
  46. This Russian Slapping Competition Is Nuts
  47. Should I Tell My Girlfriend I Once Slept With Her Dad, And Other Advice Column Questions
  48. Stop Those Glasses Slides In Their Tracks
  49. Long Reads

New Scientist

  1. AI can mistakenly see cancer in medical scans after tiny image tweaks
  2. Child abuse may change brain structure and make depression worse
  3. Stunning picture shows dead star racing away from a massive explosion
  4. Jet fuel made from waste plants could be one of the most efficient yet
  5. Genetics studies are too white – that’s failing people and science
  6. Sun bears copy each other's facial expressions to communicate
  7. Robot swarm inspired by cells can keep moving even if its parts fail
  8. Anaesthesia drug may make it easier to forget upsetting memories
  9. Electric cars won't shrink emissions enough - we must cut travel too
  10. We have to find a way to stop drones disrupting airports
  11. Deforestation in the Amazon could raise local temperatures by 1.5C
  12. I got caught in the middle of a bitter row over humans' violent past
  13. Most powerful thunderstorm ever measured produced 1.3 billion volts
  14. One in four scientists have experienced harassment or discrimination
  15. Why I believe humans were in Australia much earlier than we thought
  16. Genetic risk scores could help the NHS but they aren't ready yet
  17. Quantum theory might be flawed. That's a cause for celebration
  18. Google announces video game streaming service to let you play anywhere
  19. Asteroid Bennu is spewing out dust and rocks to create its own moons
  20. Asteroid Ryugu is so dry we may have to rethink how Earth got water
  21. Protected hen harriers are vanishing under suspicious circumstances
  22. Revealed: First image of huge meteor explosion over Earth last year
  23. Cheer the first women-only spacewalk, but equality is still far away
  24. Spread of cancers halted by smart bacteria that trigger immune attack
  25. Karen Uhlenbeck is first woman to win prestigious maths Abel prize
  26. James Bond is making the switch to an electric car, so when will you?
  27. Mathematician cracks centuries-old problem about the number 33
  28. Distant space rock Ultima Thule formed in a slow and gentle collision
  29. Toilet on International Space Station gets a bacteria-killing upgrade
  30. Boys and girls may have differing attitudes to risk thanks to society
  31. Women with a twin brother are more likely to drop out of school
  32. Our brains might sense Earth's magnetic field just like birds do
  33. Dead whale found with 40 kilograms of plastic in its stomach
  34. A third of fish sold is mislabelled — here’s how to avoid being duped
  35. To avert environmental disaster, we need to return to the trees
  36. Thousands of unknown underwater mountains found in Earth’s oceans
  37. The key to combating extremism is to address its social roots
  38. Huge meteor explosion over Earth last year went unnoticed until now
  39. World's most endangered marine mammal is now down to 10 animals
  40. Students join massive global strike against climate change
  41. Climate change will make it harder to predict heavy rain and floods
  42. Climate striker Greta Thunberg nominated for Nobel peace prize
  43. Sea otter archaeology could tell us about their 2-million-year history
  44. Earth may be partly made of rocks from elsewhere in the galaxy
  45. Pi Day quiz: How well do you know the mathematical constant?
  46. Einstein quiz: Can you guess which quotes are really his?
  47. Humans couldn't pronounce 'f' and 'v' sounds before farming developed
  48. Scientists chasing waterfalls discovered something they aren't used to
  49. IBM made a quantum algorithm that could make AI more powerful
  50. Drug-releasing coil in stomach could provide better treatment for TB
  51. AI-powered smartphone cameras are changing the way we see reality
  52. Greta Thunberg: Why I began the climate protests that are going global
  53. Italy bans unvaccinated children from schools after measles outbreaks
  54. It will be 'snowing' nitrogen on Pluto for the next century
  55. The best image-recognition AIs are fooled by slightly rotated images
  56. World-class Go-playing AI has learned to do really hard colouring-in
  57. Russian military is building a flying vehicle with rotating paddles
  58. Handheld device could detect CRISPR bioweapons before they spread
  59. Home DNA-testing firm will let users block FBI access to their data
  60. Brain scans reveal actors lose their sense of self when acting a role
  61. Human activity impacts a quarter of the world’s threatened species
  62. Black holes and lasers could let us cheat at interstellar travel
  63. UK and other EU countries ban Boeing 737 Max after Ethiopia crash
  64. Secretive new frog species from ancient lineage discovered in India
  65. Does air pollution really kill nearly 9 million people each year?
  66. We should cautiously welcome use of a form of ketamine for depression
  67. Stephen Hawking’s legacy will be honoured with a new 50p coin
  68. Children can find inappropriate videos on YouTube in just 10 clicks
  69. Forests are becoming less able to bounce back from wildfires
  70. Ethnic minorities produce less pollution but are exposed to more
  71. Breathing in before doing something may actually make you better at it
  72. Jupiter could be cracking its moon Europa with powerful magnetic force
  73. Brain zap prison experiment suspended by Spanish government
  74. Arsenic-munching caterpillars may ingest poison to prevent being eaten
  75. Nobel-winner Paul Nurse on Brexit: ‘The UK is turning in on itself’
  76. Hawkward! ‘Expert’ birdwatchers misidentify common birds as rarities
  77. Norway is starting the world's biggest divestment in oil and gas
  78. Japan inches towards building a successor to Large Hadron Collider
  79. Mae Jemison: The astronaut plotting a journey to other stars
  80. Don't believe women in science face huge inequality? Here's the proof
  81. Quiz: Do you know these great women of science?
  82. A pill that mimics natural antibodies could fight many kinds of flu
  83. Rain may be causing a worrying amount of ice to melt in Greenland
  84. Unique chimpanzee cultures are disappearing thanks to humans
  85. Rabbit bones suggest Neanderthals were better hunters than we thought
  86. An HIV cure may one day be possible
  87. Your 5G guide: Will we all benefit from super-quick mobile internet?
  88. What London’s police can learn from Glasgow’s approach to knife crime
  89. Wind and solar will still work in a climate-change ravaged Europe
  90. At last, US dream of resuming human space launches are within reach
  91. How belief in punitive gods may have helped large societies cooperate
  92. MMR vaccine does not cause autism, study once again confirms
  93. Audi, Volvo and Aston Martin are all expected to reveal electric cars
  94. Exclusive: Brain zap therapy for aggression to be tested on prisoners
  95. China plans world's first deep sea base, complete with robot subs
  96. A third person may have become HIV-free after a bone marrow transplant
  97. Ant larvae defend their homes by eating eggs laid by intruders
  98. 'Digital sobriety' can halt tech-fuelled global warming, says report
  99. A temporary low-calorie diet may reduce inflammatory bowel disease
  100. Animal with an anus that comes and goes could reveal how ours evolved

Slashdot

  1. Apple's Plan For Its New TV Service: Sell Other People's TV Services
  2. First Medical Device To Treat Alzheimer's Is Up For Approval By the FDA
  3. 750,000 Medtronic Defibrillators Vulnerable To Hacking
  4. Microsoft Boots Up the First 'DNA Drive' For Storing Data
  5. The Majority of Scooters in LA Are Going To Share Your Location With the City
  6. Microsoft Says the FCC 'Overstates' Broadband Availability In the US
  7. Tesla Sues Former Employees For Allegedly Stealing Data, Autopilot Source Code
  8. Grandson of Legendary John Deere Inventor Calls Out Company On Right To Repair
  9. Historic, Widespread Flooding Will Continue Through May, NOAA Says
  10. Cable Lobby Seeks Better Reputation By Dropping 'Cable' From Its Name
  11. PewCrypt Ransomware Locks Users' Files and Won't Offer a Decryption Key Until - and Unless - PewDiePie's YouTube Channel Beats T-Series To Hit 100M Subscribers
  12. Comcast Unveils $5-a-Month Streaming Service Xfinity Flex
  13. Nokia Firmware Blunder Sent Some User Data To China
  14. US Companies Are Moving Tech Jobs To Canada Rather Than Deal With Trump's Immigration Policies, Report Says
  15. Microsoft Ships Antivirus For macOS as Windows Defender Becomes Microsoft Defender

BoingBoing

  1. Deep Space 9 remastered with deep learning
  2. Two Russia-backed hacker groups target Europe ahead of elections, FireEye reports
  3. Watch these dogs with floofy fluff-butts bravely tunnel in snow
  4. Relaxing music video: 'Can't Help Falling in Love' on kalimba, with dog, in nature
  5. Adorkable dogs bungle a graceful jump
  6. Jared Kushner uses WhatsApp to talk with foreign leaders, claims Cummings
  7. Facebook stored millions of passwords as plain text
  8. Our social contract demands people able to be vaccinated get vaccinated
  9. Vegan influencer outed for eating meat in video
  10. Lynn Freer Turner's wild, whimsical, and sometimes absurd paintings
  11. High tech device allows men to breastfeed babies
  12. Man faces 450 years in prison for poaching Venus Flytraps
  13. Infinite Elizabeth Holmes
  14. Kindle edition of Neuromancer at steep discount
  15. PewDiePie fan unleashes ransomware that encrypts hard drives until he gets 100M subscribers
  16. Bill & Ted 3 announced
  17. New Jack the Ripper claim strains under scrutiny
  18. Maximize your Mac with a bundle of top organizational apps
  19. Two arrested for hiding cameras in motel rooms and charging for access to livestreams
  20. Toronto! I'm at the Metro Reference Library tonight at 7PM with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: Chicago, San Francisco, Portland/Ft Vancouver...
  21. The Best of Europe’s Web Went Dark Today. We Can’t Let That Be Our Future.
  22. Sweet Samoyed dog loves gentle strokes on his floofy head
  23. Angelina’s boozing, Prince Charles’ divorce, and college entry cheat Lori Loughlin “tells all,” in this week’s dubious tabloids
  24. Border Patrol detains 9 year old U.S. citizen for 36 hours after falsely accusing her of lying about her identity
  25. Antivax GOP Kentucky governor exposed his kids to chickenpox on purpose so they'd get sick
  26. Trump wants Bob Kraft at White House despite despite prostitution sting
  27. Auschwitz asks visitors to stop balancing on rail tracks for photos
  28. The wasabi you think you're eating isn't wasabi
  29. Will 80s hairstyles make a resurgence?
  30. Hollingsworth Hound Caught in College Admissions Scandal!

Core77

  1. Swarovski is Challenging Designers to Innovate with Their Crystals in Lighting, Home Decor & Architecture
  2. Currently Crowdfunding: A Speaker Made of Plastic Waste, a Portable Bike E-Motor, and More
  3. Design Job: Apple Inc is Seeking a CAD Sculptor/Digital 3D Modeler in Cupertino, CA
  4. A Look at Six Car Design Specialties, Part 1: The Stylist
  5. Dror Benshetrit is Joining We Company as Co-Founder of New Smart Cities Initiative
  6. Meet Anton Lorenz, the Man Who Brought Tubular Steel Furniture and Reclining Chairs to the Masses
  7. Design Job: Standard International is Seeking a Design Development Manager in New York, NY
  8. For Brooke Davis, Craftsmanship is Where CNC Meets Handwork 
  9. Behind the Scenes at the Acura Design Studio
  10. Design Job: Ready for Some Fun? Areaware is Seeking a Packaging Designer in Brooklyn, NY
  11. The Joys and Despairs of Visiting MoMA's "The Value of Good Design" Exhibit
  12. A Perfect Explanation of the Ideal Relationship Between Designers and Engineers
  13. Design Job: Hungry for a Career Change? Uber Eats is Seeking a Sr Product Designer in Toronto
  14. A New Game That Aims to Change How Kids Learn About Periods
  15. Reader Submitted: A Wine Rack Inspired by Tongues

CNET

  1. Tesla eliminates service schedules, moves to an 'as-needed' model - Roadshow
  2. Celebrate NASA's Apollo 11 mission 50th anniversary with new USPS stamps - CNET
  3. Hands-on with Oculus Rift S and Oculus Quest: What's the difference? - CNET
  4. Pixel 4 XL leaked photo shows two rear cameras and hole-punch screen - CNET
  5. HBO Theranos doc's director: Elizabeth Holmes is like Steve Jobs and Scientology - CNET
  6. Facebook allegedly knew of Cambridge Analytica data mining earlier than reported - CNET
  7. Florida Man Challenge: Why is everyone Googling their own birthdays? - CNET
  8. Star Wars director Jon Favreau teases Mandalorian role for Taika Waititi - CNET
  9. Review: iPad Mini is back and Apple's 2019 update offers new mojo for small tablets - CNET
  10. Nintendo Labo VR had us playing with duck butts and foot fans - CNET
  11. Trump plans to nominate Michael Kratsios as US CTO - CNET
  12. Tesla is resurrecting its defunct customer referral program, but with some changes - Roadshow
  13. Ford Explorer owners getting carbon monoxide poisoning in their cars, report alleges - Roadshow
  14. Google Stadia is a play-anywhere streaming game platform of the future video - CNET
  15. The majority of scooters in LA are going to share your location with the city - CNET
  16. NASA's Arc Jet Complex keeps astronauts safe during reentry video - CNET
  17. Galaxy S10 5G looks to cost over $1,300 and launch April 5 - CNET
  18. Captain Marvel postcredits scenes, explained - CNET
  19. Free iPhone XR on T-Mobile when you trade in an old iPhone - CNET
  20. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus to be used to film entire Tonight Show episode - CNET
  21. Big cow tests animal store Petco's 'all leashed pets are welcome' policy - CNET
  22. Photos of Huawei P30 Pro next to a Sonos One leak ahead of Paris launch event - CNET
  23. Facial recognition can speed you through airport security, but there's a cost - CNET
  24. NASA hatches plan to solve Mars InSight mole mystery - CNET
  25. Amazon Prime Video Channels: Everything you need to know - CNET

Reddit

  1. Installing the latest surveillance technology
  2. TIL when Lawrence Anthony, known as "The Elephant Whisperer", passed away. A herd of elephants arrived at his house in South Africa to mourn him. Although the elephants were not alerted to the event, they travelled to his house and stood around for two days, and then dispersed.
  3. 30 year olds of Reddit, what's something you regret about your twenties?
  4. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez receives so many death threats her staff performs visitor risk assessments
  5. My virgin ears
  6. ACLU: Black man detained while moving into his own home
  7. United breaks guitars
  8. I took an 8k picture of last night's supermoon through the clouds. Try zooming in to see the surface details
  9. I had cubs...for THIS?
  10. Mark Normand: Women On Dating Apps Are Height Supremacists
  11. Brexit: Petition to remain in the EU hits two million signatures in just one day
  12. Big toe beans
  13. Thought this sub would appreciate this fallout themed case I just finished, the vault door opens and everything!
  14. John Wick Chapter 3 Official Trailer
  15. So awhile ago I went into Walmart to get a pregnancy test.
  16. Jim Jefferies caught editing a guests comments in wake of NZ shooting
  17. [Image] Andy Steinfeldt, a 71-year old Minnesotan who recently finished radiation treatment for prostate cancer just broke the world record for planking, 38 minutes!
  18. No company has ever survived after its product killed more than 400 million of its consumers with evidence... except for cigarette companies.
  19. 🔥 A young Large Frogmouth peeking out of its mother’s feathers 🔥
  20. Her mama isn't home and she wouldn’t take the bottle, so he had to improvise.
  21. That's how long the machine has been broken for
  22. AITA for asking my wedding guest to leave for wearing his military uniform at my wedding?
  23. Fox Layoffs Begin Following Disney Merger, 4,000 Jobs Expected to Be Cut
  24. Bronze wax seal
  25. I HAVE TO move out at 18, what do I do?
  26. Young bull elephant politely stepping over a walkway at a nature preserve
  27. 2meirl4meirl
  28. My daughter is studying in England and met a super nice guy. Internet points please!
  29. I apologize
  30. Japanese shower head that covers you in soap foam
  31. 33 year old single dad with abandonment issues and an innate ability to destroy every relationship that's ever mattered. End me.
  32. With the FCC and the $150+ I spend on my family's monthly phone bill, there's not excuse for this.
  33. Microsoft Says the FCC 'Overstates' Broadband Availability in the US - You can’t fix a problem you don’t understand, and America has no idea just how bad its broadband coverage gaps are.
  34. This clerk wouldn’t want to rob you for the chance of a black eye.
  35. TIFU by being too good at my job
  36. PsBattle: Old dog and his new little buddy
  37. In The Lord of the Rings, the filmmakers used a special lighting rig for Galadriel so that her eyes appear to reflect the starlight. This is because Galadriel is the last Elf in Middle-Earth to have seen the light of the Trees of Valinor.
  38. thoughts and prayers...
  39. [WA] My father and step mother died, leaving me (19m) and my step sister (8f). My step sisters father, who has previously never cared about her, is getting full custody and has told me he won't allow me to visit. Is there anything I can do?
  40. Moms are the best
  41. An explosion occurred at the Tianjiayi Chemical production facility in Yancheng China Thursday morning
  42. Texas man brings steer to Petco to test ‘all leashed pets are welcome’ policy
  43. Kometa, Michael Black, Digital, 2019
  44. Night Water Starter Pack
  45. This should be illegal. These vultures are messing with peoples' lives! Just put some hope on your ears if you're suicidal. That'll work!
  46. LPT: Do not, EVER, wait 24 hours before filing a missing persons report. If you have a reasonable suspicion that something happened to someone, call immediately!
  47. TIFU by not wearing underwear to work
  48. Good boy meets another good boy
  49. All right Rowling, we get it.
  50. Gay and Furious
  51. Obsidian Entertainment was adding Steam achievements to The Outer Worlds hours prior to making the move to Epic
  52. Air Archering
  53. Rogue One gets no respect here or on Yavin.
  54. He's clearly not a dealer
  55. Danny Trejo to voice Boots in live-action Dora the Explorer
  56. Throwing urine at little kids for being Asian
  57. This.
  58. TIL The film The Shawshank Redemption remains one of the most valuable assets in Warner Brothers catalog (which has several multi-billion dollar movie franchises) and Bob Gunton (the warden) still makes six figures a year from it.
  59. What a story
  60. Motorcyclist gets hit by a car running a red light, flips in the air, and lands on his feet
  61. mAn MeRcILeSslY mUrDeRs yOuNg LeTtEr WiTh ChAiR!1!
  62. No visual effects and still look at these guys!
  63. Physics explains why time flies as we age - This apparent temporal discrepancy can be blamed on the ever-slowing speed at which images are obtained and processed by the human brain as the body ages. As webs of neurons mature, they degrade, giving more resistance to the flow of electrical signals.
  64. What's your favourite dinosaur?
  65. Sums the use of the Steam controller in 2019
  66. Oh no
  67. Really? Faceswap at a FUNERAL?
  68. My GF of 5 years (27F) broke her phone and I (32M) lent her my backup phone. All her photos were saved to my Google Photos account. That’s how I found out she cheated on me with common friends. Please wake me up.
  69. So fuck my safety, then?
  70. That doesn't fly with this driver
  71. Professors and university employees of Reddit, what behind-the-scenes campus drama went on that students never knew about?
  72. My finger gun had more power than I expected
  73. Chinese electric buses making biggest dent in worldwide oil demand
  74. My university asking for donations in excess of our $67,800 yearly cost of attendance.
  75. to recreate a childhood photo
  76. Fuckin Craig, man.
  77. Ichiro Suzuki Recives a Round of Applause and Farewell from His Teammates as He is Taken Out in His Last Career Game
  78. Good girl is so excited for the rain
  79. 9 legged starfish on the move.
  80. Low-quality sleep can lead to procrastination, especially among people who naturally struggle with self-regulation.
  81. I switched to the old school style safety razor because I found a deal for 100 blades around $8 — I use one blade per week. Cost for shaving blades just dropped under $5 per year.
  82. hmmm
  83. I became a Canadian Citizen today
  84. 🔥 Young bull elephant politely stepping over a walkway at a nature preserve 🔥
  85. INVEST QUICKLY IN CRISPY TOAST FORMAT! If you leave it in HOT for too long it will burn.
  86. Do any of you care for music?
  87. By Donald Trump’s Standards, Jared And Ivanka Should Be In Jail
  88. She was genuinely surprised.
  89. Phone bad phone good
  90. The very act of being married to my husband is harder than his military service. Give me a discount for walking down the aisle.
  91. Requiem For The American Dream (2015) - Using interviews filmed over four years, Noam Chomsky discusses the deliberate concentration of wealth and power found in the hands of a select few. [1:12:49]
  92. Jimmy Carter is now the longest-living president in history
  93. no touchy
  94. Cozy doggo in a cozy bedroom
  95. Make America __________ again.
  96. Death Row inmates should have the option to die in Gladiator Fights.
  97. Cuphead's Creator Desperately Wants Him In Super Smash Bros.
  98. HMF while I try and whip whip nae nae
  99. Moms are the best
  100. There’s 7 years of struggle and hardship between these pictures, but it’s reminded me how far I’ve come and how genuinely happy I am with myself now. 💕🌈 (MTF)

The Verge

  1. This clever scam lets advertisers make money by draining your Android phone
  2. Cult role-playing game Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines is getting a sequel in 2020
  3. Nintendo Labo VR hands-on: virtual reality goes DIY
  4. Tesla brings back its customer referral program — with fewer free cars
  5. Norway will install the world’s first wireless electric car charging stations for Oslo taxis
  6. How League of Legends ended up on The Simpsons
  7. Walmart is reportedly looking into launching its own cloud gaming service
  8. WeChat could get a lot more fun outside China with global mini games
  9. Epic Games Store chief says they’ll eventually stop paying for exclusive PC games
  10. Comcast announces $5-per-month Flex streaming platform for cord cutters

Wired

  1. Your Facebook Password Isn’t Safe. Neither Is Your Android Phone
  2. Tesla Sues Zoox Over Manufacturing and Logistics Secrets
  3. TypeScript’s Quiet, Steady Rise Among Programming Languages
  4. Finally! A DNA Computer That Can Actually Be Reprogrammed
  5. Facebook Stored Millions of Passwords in Plaintext—Change Yours Now
  6. Markiplier Is Not Done With YouTube
  7. It's a Short Hop From 'Fortnite' to a New AI Best Friend
  8. Disney Is Building a Box Office Death Star
  9. Knock Around a Goat Carcass With These Buzkashi Players
  10. A New Wave of Brainy Bikes Do Everything but Ride Themselves
  11. 10 Best Fitness Trackers (and Fitness Watches) for 2019
  12. The Haunting of Hacker House
  13. In the Face of Danger, We’re Turning to Surveillance
  14. Researchers Built an ‘Online Lie Detector.’ Honestly, That Could Be a Problem
  15. iPad Mini (2019) Review: Hello, Old Friend
  16. Scientists Reveal Ancient Social Networks Using AI—and X-Rays
  17. The Punishing Ecstasy of Being a Reddit Moderator
  18. A Cab’s-Eye View of How Peloton’s Trucks ‘Talk’ to Each Other
  19. An Android Vulnerability Went Unfixed for Over Five Years
  20. The EU Hits Google With a Third Billion-Dollar Fine. So What?

LifeHacker

  1. Only Three Pickups Have Good Passenger-Side Protection: IIHS
  2. The Germs (and Smudges) on Your Phone Are No Match For HÄNS
  3. Use Your Priority Pass for $28 Off at Some Airport Restaurants
  4. Quitting Zyrtec May Lead to Intense Itching as a Withdrawal Symptom
  5. Cooking from Anthony Bourdain's Les Halles Cookbook: a show-stopping pork rillette recipe
  6. Save Over $70 On One of the Best Kid Carriers Out There
  7. This Contraption Holds Your Baby While You Pee  
  8. Buy This Italian Villa for $66
  9. Which Transcription Service to Use for Every Job
  10. Get the Practical and Immensely Satisfying Luminoodle Click For Just $17
  11. Android Smartphone Running Slow? Try Deleting the App Cache
  12. How to Save on Airline Baggage Fees
  13. How Not to Email Customer Support
  14. Spring Clean Your Butt With This $42 Warm Water Bidet
  15. This Clever Hack Will Change the Way You Find Music on Spotify
  16. Why 'Going Part-Time' Can Be a Trap 
  17. Make a Fancy Foam Out of Cheap Processed Cheese
  18. How to Accept an Apology
  19. Thursday's Best Deals: Nike, Weighted Blankets, Thermapen, and More
  20. A Guide to the Mueller Investigation for Anyone Who's Only Been Paying Half-Attention
  21. How to Make Your Finances More Flexible Before the Next Recession 
  22. How to Get 50% Off Coffee at Starbucks Today 
  23. Cuddle Up Under a Weighted Blanket For Some of the Best Prices Ever
  24. Track Multiple Time Zones in Your Menu Bar With This Little App
  25. Deadspin Does MLB Care If No One Cares?

The Onion

  1. Trump Backs Release Of Mueller Report
  2. Trump Ramps Up Attacks On John McCain By Dragging Senator’s Exhumed Corpse Behind Motorcade
  3. Experts Caution New Car Loses 90% Of Value As Soon As You Drive It Off Cliff
  4. Coachella Unveils Premium VIP Areas Where Fans Will Be Able To See, Hear Bands
  5. None Of Mom’s Clothes Can Be Cleaned Using Washing Machine
  6. Arctic Locked In To Warm 9 Degrees By End Of Century
  7. Tips For Quitting Juul
  8. Beto O’Rourke Smashes Records With $6.1 Million In Fundraising
  9. Devin Nunes Threatens Defamation Lawsuit After Reputation Ruined By His Official Twitter Account
  10. Biden Pulls Off Dusty Tarp Covering Old Campaign Motorcycle
  11. Son Needs Costume, 30 Individually Wrapped Treats Tomorrow Morning For Some School Celebration
  12. Pros And Cons Of Canceling Student Loan Debt
  13. Literary Historians Uncover Collection Of Breezy, Upbeat Edgar Allan Poe Writings Penned After Author Took Up Jogging
  14. Dog Blocks Off Afternoon To Lick Spot On Floor Where Owner Once Dropped Pepperoni
  15. One Million Pounds Of Pork Seized At New Jersey Port
  16. Biggest Drug Busts In U.S. History
  17. Facebook Removes 1.5 Million Videos Of New Zealand Mass Shooting
  18. Historians Uncover Lost Socrates Dialogues Where He Just Gave Up And Started Screaming That Opponent A Fucking Brainwashed Shill
  19. Scotland Yard Frees 163-Year-Old British Man After DNA Evidence Clears Him Of Being Jack The Ripper
  20. Yelp-Like App Helps Trump Supporters Find MAGA-Friendly Restaurants
  21. Disney Rehires Director James Gunn As Part Of Company-Wide Push Towards Embracing Pedophilia
  22. Facebook: ‘Identifying Hate Speech Is Difficult Because Some Posts Actually Make Pretty Interesting Points’
  23. 5 Things To Know About Pete Buttigieg
  24. Grossed-Out Anti-Abortion Activist Has Change Of Heart After Seeing Picture Of Fetus For First Time
  25. Scientists Discover Dangerous Link Between Book Learnin’, Back Talk

The Register

  1. LOL EPA OIG NDA WTF: Eco-watchdog's auditors barred from seeing own agency's cloud security report by gagging order
  2. Don't have a heart attack but your implanted defibrillator can be hacked over the air (by someone who really wants you dead)
  3. 'Sharing of user data is routine, yet far from transparent' is not what you want to hear about medical apps. But 2019 is gonna 2019
  4. Autopilot engineer drove off to Chinese rival with our top-secret blueprints in the glovebox, Tesla claims in sueball
  5. Super-crook admits he nicked $122m from Facebook, Google by sending staff fake invoices for tech kit
  6. Let's spin Facebook's Wheel of Misfortune! Clack-clack-clack... clack... You've won '100s of millions of passwords stored in plaintext'
  7. Kaspersky Lab takes bite out of Apple in Russia over borked parental controls app
  8. Memory glut crisis almost over, weeps Micron as Q2 results crank shares up 8%
  9. Live Regcast: Ex-CISO and coal-face engineer Scott King shares his advice on becoming a pragmatic security leader
  10. Brit Police Federation cops to ransomware attack on HQ systems
  11. New phisherman's friends and a few old favourites slither out of WatchGuard's Security Report
  12. Brekkie TV host Lorraine Kelly wins IR35 ruling against HMRC, adds fuel to freelance techies' ire over tax reforms
  13. Overheard at a Brit mobe network: On the count of Three UK, smile and say, er... we lost how many customers?
  14. 'It's full of beer!' Miracle fridge reveals itself to pals tuckered out from cleaning flooded cabin
  15. Brit Parliament online orifice overwhelmed by Brexit bashers
  16. Cloudera sets its sights on $1bn revenues after Hortonworks slurp gave Wall Street the willies
  17. New phone who dis? Facial recognition models more farcical despite progress
  18. Azure thing at last: Windows Virtual Desktop takes to the cloudy stage
  19. Windows Defender ATP is dead. Long live Microsoft Defender ATP
  20. Don't become another expensive statistic: Learn how to tackle cyber-criminals, at SANS London next month
  21. Who pressured WHO to put gaming on a par with drug addiction to help silence political dissent? Oh hi there, China
  22. DRAM, bam, thank you Sam: Like a Flashbolt from the blue, Samsung flaunts its fastest RAM
  23. Carolina coward fesses up: I was a tech support scambag, and I made millions out of defrauding the elderly
  24. Stop us if you're getting deja-vu: Uber used spyware to nobble dial-a-ride rival, this time Down Under, allegedly
  25. Our Skyborg (actual US govt program) will be just like IBM Watson, beams Air Force bod
  26. New Zealand cops cuff alleged jackasses who shared mosque murder video, messages online
  27. McAfee – the completely sane guy, not the biz – told to fork out $25m over 'torture, murder' of his Belize neighbor
  28. Within Google Cloud, a computer is muttering: Shall we play a game? Wouldn't you prefer a nice game of SaaS?
  29. Renegade Android apps can siphon off your web logins, browser history. So make sure Chrome or OS is patched, friends
  30. Dead LAN's hand: IT staff 'locked out' of data center's core switch after the only bloke who could log into it dies
  31. Mobes 'n' mattresses flinger Xiaomi growing like the clappers – outside China, at least
  32. HPE has an idea about where you should stick your workloads... Ouch. No, definitely not there
  33. Vengeful sacked IT bod destroyed ex-employer's AWS cloud accounts. Now he'll spent rest of 2019 in the clink
  34. I don't hate US tech, snarls Euro monopoly watchdog chief – as Google slapped with €1.49bn megafine
  35. CLOUDERA gets all SHOUTY about rebrand: SMASHES capslock, but easy on the elephants
  36. Bless. It's VMware and Dell EMC's first jointly engineered hybrid cloud infrastructure solution
  37. This ain't AI, it's a goddamn arms race – but US shouldn't get too heated, Congressman warns
  38. Google takes a page from Microsoft of old and revives browser ballot on Android
  39. Cloudera execs grab the mic at ex-Hortonworks gig, dish details on new data platform
  40. Carphone Warehouse thwacked by UK Advertising watchdog for a Cyber Monday wobble
  41. Can outsourcing your service desk ease your support headaches? Comarch reckons: Yes
  42. Android clampdown on calls and texts access trashes bunch of apps
  43. Can ye spare any 'digital change', pal? Blighty's ailing court service can't wait to hear from you
  44. Apple's revamped iPad beams a workhorse in from Planet Ludicrous
  45. Could OpenAI's 'too dangerous to release' language model be used to mimic you online? Yes, says this chap: I built a bot to prove it
  46. My Lambda Custom Runtimes bring all the .NET Core to the yard, and they're like... where is this headline going?
  47. Formulus Black – the artist formerly known as Symbolic IO – trumpets its new breed of dedupe
  48. Don't get the pitchforks yet, Apple devs: macOS third-party application clampdown probably not as bad as rumored
  49. Want to cruise your auto auto around but don't fancy killing people? Nvidia has an answer
  50. Silence of the WANs: FBI DDoS-for-hire greaseball takedowns slash web flood attacks 'by 11%'

TechMeme

  1. Since the Christchurch shootings, Reddit's r/CringeAnarchy and r/The_Donald continue to host anti-Muslim hate speech justifying it and violence against Muslims (Ali Breland/Mother Jones)
  2. Hands-on with Nintendo's fourth Labo kit, which allows users to build their own VR games with six Toy-Con creations and will be available April 12 for $79.99 (Dami Lee/The Verge)
  3. DHS warns of two vulnerabilities affecting about 750,000 Medtronic implantable defibrillators worldwide, which could allow hackers to take control of devices (Joe Carlson/Star Tribune)
  4. Report: Apple acquires Italian startup Stamplay, which specializes in backend automation, for about €5M (Joe Rossignol/MacRumors)
  5. Court filing by DC AG: Facebook knew about Cambridge Analytica data misuse months before it was first reported; Facebook says it did not mislead about timeline (Julia Carrie Wong/The Guardian)
  6. Source: Apple has signed up Vox for its upcoming news subscription service; other Vox Media properties will not participate initially (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)
  7. Sources: Bitmain plans to deploy ~$80M of mining equipment in China to take advantage of excess hydropower and low electricity costs in the summer rainy season (Wolfie Zhao/CoinDesk)
  8. Trump to nominate Michael Kratsios to be his first US CTO; Kratsios is currently US deputy CTO and was formerly chief of staff at Thiel Capital (Max Chafkin/Bloomberg)
  9. Sources: Pinterest has sped up the timing of its IPO, plans to make its filing public as early as Friday and list its shares on the NYSE in mid-April (Maureen Farrell/Wall Street Journal)
  10. Source: Uber picks the NYSE for its upcoming IPO; Lyft will start trading next week on Nasdaq (Eric Newcomer/Bloomberg)
  11. A look at some of Y Combinator's Winter 2019 cohort who secured funding before Demo Day due to early interest from those connected to the YC network (Kate Clark/TechCrunch)
  12. Q&A with Vishal Shah, Instagram's head of product who previously ran Instagram's business products, on e-commerce as a revenue driver, IGTV, and more (Alex Heath/Cheddar)
  13. Valve announces a Steam game library redesign and Steam Events, which developers can use to communicate in-game events, entering open beta in the coming months (Michael McWhertor/Polygon)
  14. Houseparty promotes co-founder and COO Sima Sistani to CEO; co-founder and CEO Ben Rubin will move to the company's board and continue to advise product teams (Casey Newton/The Verge)
  15. Sources: UiPath, a process automation platform targeting IT businesses, is raising $400M+ at a $7B+ valuation; it closed a $265M Series C in November (Kate Clark/TechCrunch)