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BBC

  1. Child killer Brady had access to boys in jail
  2. US immigration: Drowning exposes risks of illegal crossing
  3. France heatwave: Paris region closes schools
  4. Riyad Mahrez and wife ordered to pay former nanny
  5. Prince William: 'I'd support my child if they were gay'
  6. Baby girl found alive inside plastic bag
  7. Lee Pomeroy death: Attack on train 'lasted 25 seconds'
  8. Greenland Ice Sheet: 'More than 50 hidden lakes' detected
  9. Coventry man jailed for 18 years over gun 'messing' death
  10. UK population growth rate stalls, official estimates show
  11. Families take government to court over special needs
  12. Flat-pack home? Ikea moves in on UK housing
  13. Kim Kardashian West's Kimono underwear meets Japanese backlash
  14. Pink Liverpool gig surprise baby 'gets party started'
  15. Pound's fall has stopped us buying a round of drinks
  16. Lisa Faulkner: I’m pleased my IVF treatment didn’t work
  17. Mum goes to prom in memory of daughter's 'last wish'
  18. Support for homeless McDonald's worker shamed on Facebook
  19. The Brighton tailor whose identity became his business
  20. From war hero to Ukraine parliament bomb plot suspect
  21. Chinese viewers watch webcast tour of tiny village museum
  22. Swimrun: How drunken bet became worldwide sport
  23. In pictures: Europe's June 2019 heatwave
  24. BBC News Channel
  25. E-cigarettes: How safe are they?
  26. Have we all underrated the humble pencil?
  27. How do you win the race to become US president?
  28. Beauty queen 'raped by Gambia's ex-President Jammeh'
  29. 'My child refused to go to school'
  30. France's raw recruits sign up for return of national service
  31. Pakistan: How one girl overcame the armed men who blocked her school
  32. 'Problematic' focus of Keeley Hawes' new TV drama
  33. 'Why we're using a male contraceptive gel'
  34. Man Utd reach agreement with Palace for £50m Wan-Bissaka
  35. England centre-backs Houghton & Bright 'major doubts' for Norway
  36. World number two Nadal seeded third for Wimbledon
  37. Cricket World Cup: Safaraz Ahmed catch removes Ross Taylor
  38. The sex scandal hidden by the lights of Gangnam

Bitcoin

  1. $12,761.0600
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Engadget

  1. Apple News debuts a guide to the 2020 Democrat hopefuls
  2. 'Super Mario Maker 2' is another love letter to Nintendo’s 2D platformers 
  3. ‘Jurassic World Alive’ update lets users feed their AR dinosaurs
  4. Facebook, Google and others come together to set benchmarks for AI
  5. Steam's Summer Sale for 2019 gives you the chance to win free stuff
  6. The Morning After: San Francisco bans the sale of e-cigarettes
  7. Spotify’s Soundtrap audio editing tool to offer free unlimited storage
  8. HTC's Cosmos VR headset features a sharper display and six tracking cameras
  9. Polar's latest watch knows if you're too tired for a full workout
  10. Oppo's under-screen camera is real and taking photos in Shanghai
  11. Boeing is closer to ISS spaceflights after Starliner's final parachute test
  12. Target's Deal Day challenges Amazon's Prime event
  13. Now Duolingo teaches the world's five most common languages
  14. Apple confirms it acquired a self-driving car startup
  15. Facebook tests controls that turn off those angry red notification dots
  16. Amazon funds STEM programs in Seattle schools
  17. 'League of Legends' take on 'Auto Chess' reaches open beta this week
  18. All Walmart pickup locations now accept SNAP for online grocery orders
  19. Netflix loses 'The Office' after 2020 to NBCUniversal's service
  20. San Francisco is officially the first US city to ban e-cigarette sales
  21. Airbnb Luxe offers castles, villas and islands for $1,000 per night
  22. Google: Employees can protest YouTube, just not near its Pride float
  23. Facebook's political ad transparency tools roll out worldwide
  24. Microsoft beefs up security for your most important OneDrive files
  25. A 'One Punch Man' game is coming to consoles and PC

Pinboard

  1. Startup idea checklist | defmacro — 筛选创业点子的列表
  2. Learning Synths — Learn the fundamentals of synthesis with our new, interactive website: #learningsynths
  3. Mastery with SQL
  4. How Verizon and a BGP Optimizer Knocked Large Parts of the Internet Offline Today
  5. Ask HN: What do you do with your Raspberry Pi? | Hacker News
  6. Without Any Warrants, CBP Searched My Devices at the Airport — via The Intercept http://bit.ly/1L51Zr3
  7. What does debugging a program look like? - Julia Evans — what does debugging a program look like?
  8. The BS-Industrial Complex of Phony A.I.
  9. Relearn CSS layout: Every Layout
  10. The Secret of Good Electron Apps — ✍️ New post: The Secret of Good Electron Apps
  11. Building an LTE Access Point with a Raspberry Pi - Andreas Happe: signal/noise — Building an LTE Access Point with a Raspberry Pi
  12. No Ageism In Tech — Show HN: NoAgeismInTech – Fighting the ageism in the tech industry https://t.co/NT8yCANJ5K — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) June 22, 2019
  13. Raspberry Pi 4 on sale now from $35 - Raspberry Pi — Favorite tweet: Raspberry Pi 4 is here! A tiny, dual-display desktop computer, with three RAM variants to choose from, and all the hackability you know and love. On sale now from the familiar price of $35: https://t.co/d9iwVidexm #RaspberryPi4 pic.twitter.com/4fll4gx1Ax …
  14. Worldwide routes and flights from all airports - FlightsFrom.com
  15. What Happens After Amazon’s Domination Is Complete? Its Bookstore Offers Clues - The New York Times — SPERRYVILLE, Va. — “The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy” is a medical handbook that recommends the right amount of the right drug for treating ailments from bacterial pneumonia to infected wounds. Lives depend on it.
  16. Facebook, Libra, and the Long Game — When I get things wrong — and I was very much wrong about Facebook’s blockchain plans — the reason is usually a predictable one: confirmation bias. That is, I…
  17. How Discount Brokerages Make Money | Kalzumeus Software — This is outside of my usual software-oriented beat, but sometimes people are wrong on the Internet . Most recently, people have been wrong about payment for…
  18. Your Work Peak Is Earlier Than You Think - The Atlantic — We all decline - perhaps sooner than you’d think one big reason to have a Freedom Dividend…
  19. DIY amps: a roadmap for beginners – Audio Primate
  20. A Learning Secret: Don’t Take Notes with a Laptop - Scientific American — Don’t
  21. At Work, Expertise Is Falling Out of Favor — Peter Bohler In the faint predawn light, the ship doesn’t look unusual. It is one more silhouette looming pier-side at Naval Base San Diego, a home port of the…
  22. The Boomers Ruined Everything — Carlina Teteris / Getty The Baby Boomers ruined America. That sounds like a hyperbolic claim, but it’s one way to state what I found as I tried to solve a…
  23. Review | Google Chrome has become surveillance software. It’s time to switch.
  24. The Rise and Fall of Babe.Net and The Aziz Ansari Story — Jesus
  25. Here’s a list of organizations that are mobilizing to help immigrant children separated from their families — Thousands of immigrant children have been separated from their parents at the Texas-Mexico border. We’ve compiled a list of organizations that are mobilizing to…
  26. Why are large companies so difficult to rescue (regarding bad internal technology)
  27. Building a Conference Schedule with CSS Grid | CSS-Tricks
  28. We went to a border detention center for children. What we saw was awful (opinion) - CNN — RT @profcarroll: Incomprehensible.
  29. PsyToolkit’s experiment library
  30. Inside a Texas Building Where the Government Is Holding Immigrant Children | The New Yorker — This is sadistic.
  31. Pock: Display macOS Dock in Touch Bar
  32. What's Salesforce? — undefined
  33. I was Boris Johnson’s boss: he is utterly unfit to be prime minister | Max Hastings — The Tory party is about to foist a tasteless joke upon the British people. He cares for nothing but his own fame and gratification, says the former editor of the Daily Telegraph Max Hastings
  34. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/24/technology/e-commerce-dark-patterns-psychology.html) — The @nytimes once again reminds us that design is not inherently human-centered.
  35. Republicans and Democrats Don't Understand Each Other - The Atlantic
  36. The Insulin Racket — Steve Karnowski/AP Photo Nicole Smith-Holt and her husband recalled how their son Alec died of diabetic complications in 2017, during a news conference at the…
  37. www.nytimes.com
  38. I Shouldn’t Have to Publish This in The New York Times
  39. Serveo SSH Reverse Proxy with Automatic HTTPS
  40. soheilpro/catj
  41. Capstone, a tablet for thinking
  42. Haskell - Haskell Fan Site
  43. HN: Learning synths
  44. Julio Biason .Net 4.0 — Things I Learnt The Hard Way (in 30 Years of Software Development) https://t.co/KpJy0sJ84L — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) June 11, 2019
  45. The New Wilderness (Idle Words)
  46. Major newspapers largely leave new report of sexual assault by Trump off their front pages — Favorite tweet: A well-known writer accusing the president of sexual assault didn’t make the front page of several major papers: https://t.co/Qwr4am5lG6 — Michael Calderone (@mlcalderone) June 22, 2019
  47. How William Gibson’s lost Alien 3 script became 2019’s strongest audio drama - The Verge — Search for Alien 3 on your favorite video-on-demand service, and you’ll inevitably land on a specific movie: David Fincher’s 1992 sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1979 hit Alien and James Cameron’s blockbuster 1986 follow-up Aliens.
  48. Raspberry Pi 4 on sale now from $35 | Hacker News
  49. ARIMA Model - Complete Guide to Time Series Forecasting in Python | ML+ — Using ARIMA model, you can forecast a time series using the series past values. In this post, we build an optimal ARIMA model from scratch and extend it to Seasonal ARIMA (SARIMA) and SARIMAX models. You will also see how to build autoarima models in python
  50. Some career advice.
  51. How to Be Resilient in the Face of Harsh Criticism — Uh wow. Saw this going around Twitter and folks, this article is mixing up abuse/threats and critical feedback
  52. Ravelry - a knit and crochet community — THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT @JACK
  53. It’s possible to build a Turing machine within Magic: The Gathering | Ars Technica
  54. 20 Rules For Making the Best Salads of Your Life | Bon Appétit
  55. ‘Climate apartheid’: UN expert says human rights may not survive | Environment | The Guardian
  56. The Internet Has Made Dupes—and Cynics—of Us All | WIRED — On the safety-vs-freedom tradeoff. Low-trust vs. high-trust societies.
  57. Fast key-value stores: An idea whose time has come and gone – Google AI
  58. I went to Australia to test out Tesla’s vision of the future - The Verge — Forget about Tesla’s cars for a minute — about the self-driving taxis or semis or whatever else Tesla CEO Elon Musk is currently hyped about on Twitter. This story is about the virtue of being boring, a perhaps underappreciated thing in our day and ag…
  59. Three Facebook moderators break their NDAs to expose a company in crisis
  60. Dev Diaries | I'm Not Really A Good Web Developer, I'm Just Good At Googling Things
  61. A complete guide to iconography
  62. Google warns its employees that Pride protests are against the company’s code of conduct - The Verge — RT @russellbrandom: This doesn’t seem like it will go over well with gay Googlers
  63. The new left economics: how a network of thinkers is transforming capitalism | News | The Guardian — After decades of rightwing dominance, a transatlantic movement of leftwing economists is building a practical alternative to neoliberalism. By For almost half a century, something vital has been missing from leftwing politics…
  64. The Rise and Fall of Visual Basic – Young Coder – Medium — The Rise and Fall of Visual Basic https://t.co/ui1iGy8Bl9 — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) June 16, 2019
  65. Oregon Republican Senators Partner With Anti-Government Militias, Which Are Armed Extremist Groups — via Stuff http://bit.ly/1MK7h2D
  66. The Ultimate Synthesizer Tutorial — If you want to learn synth do this! Mabye get a student discount
  67. xkcd: Stack — via xkcd.com https://xkcd.com/
  68. Aggression Detectors: The Unproven, Invasive Surveillance Technology Schools Are Using to Monitor Students
  69. Just ____ · The task library that just works — The task library that just works
  70. 悪質なGoogle Maps最適化(MEO)への依頼は大きなリスクがあります - 株式会社JADE
  71. The internet is an SEO landfill - Send With SES
  72. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Where Is It? - The Atlantic
  73. Swedish Couple Builds Greenhouse Around Home to Stay Warm and Grow Food All Year Long
  74. Generative Adversarial Networks - The Story So Far — Generative adversarial networks (GANs) have been the go-to state of the art algorithm to image generation in the last few years. In this article, you will learn about the most significant breakthroughs in this field, including BigGAN, StyleGAN, and many more.
  75. How a janitor at Frito-Lay invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos — Note: This post is the final installment of Niches Make Riches, a 4-part series in which we explore the lives of people who made money in strange,…
  76. ‘Some Suburb of Hell’: America’s New Concentration Camp System — Paul J. Richards/AFP/Getty Images Barbed wire, fences, and security cameras surrounding a tent city constructed in 2007 to house undocumented immigrants in…
  77. What To Do When SIM-Swapping Happens To You – MyCrypto – Medium
  78. How to Section Your HTML — Great info on using the various sectioning tags such as section, article, et al.
  79. Drop caps & design systems - Vox Product Blog — A story about making things 1% better.
  80. Kepler — Kepler.gl is a powerful open source geospatial analysis tool for large-scale data sets.
  81. How I use Slack—alone—to get more done
  82. Hypersonic Missiles Are Unstoppable. And They’re Starting a New Global Arms Race. - The New York Times — This article is a collaboration between The Times Magazine and the Center for Public Integrity, where R. Jeffrey Smith is the managing editor for national security. via Pocket
  83. Adrian Sampson: FPGAs Have the Wrong Abstraction — FPGAs Have the Wrong Abstraction (cmts )
  84. The Unimaginable Reality of American Concentration Camps — The debate on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s use of the term “concentration camp” is not about language or facts. It is about how we perceive history, ourselves,…
  85. Untitled (https://www.theonion.com/tips-for-staying-civil-while-debating-child-prisons-1827147411?utm_content=Main&utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_campaign=SF&utm_source=Twitter) — Tips For Staying Civil While Debating Child Prisons
  86. Pi-Hole: A Black Hole For Internet Advertisements | curl -L install.pi-hole.net | bash
  87. Snagging Parking Spaces with Mask R-CNN and Python – Adam Geitgey – Medium
  88. Before You Use a Password Manager – Stuart Schechter – Medium
  89. close icon — Nearly 100 internal Trump transition vetting documents leaked to "Axios on HBO" identify a host of "red flags" about officials who went on to get some of the most powerful jobs in the U.S. government. 
  90. 302 Found — Lyme disease and an explosion of ticks are triggering a pandemic, experts from the CDC and beyond say. via Pocket
  91. Love Hath Made Thee a Tame Snake - thehoyden — He was the bloody Serpent of Eden, and he wasn’t going to stand for this kind of flagrant trespassing.
  92. Hands on with Apple's first public beta of macOS 10.15 Catalina — This is fine.
  93. Making Containers More Isolated: An Overview of Sandboxed Container Technologies
  94. First Look: macOS Catalina Public Beta — There’s a lot going on in macOS Catalina, version 10.15 of the software that runs the Mac, which arrives today with its first Public Beta release. This begins…
  95. Norman Stone obituary | Books | The Guardian — Norman Stone's obits have been, uh, pretty airbrushed - until this one:
  96. GitHub - project-oak/oak: Meaningful control of data in distributed systems. — Google's Project Oak: Meaningful control of data in distributed systems (cmts )
  97. R.I.P. Quartz Brief, the innovative mobile news app. Maybe “chatting with the news” isn’t something most people really want to do? » Nieman Journalism Lab — R.I.P. Quartz Brief, the innovative mobile news app. Maybe “chatting with the news” isn’t something most people really want to do?
  98. A Short Guide to Britain’s Long Attempt to Leave Europe — B ritain is one of the oldest and most stable democratic societies in the world. For centuries, it conducted itself on the world stage with canny self-interest…
  99. Catalyst Can Rescue the Mac and Grow the iPad – MacStories — Still, I’m excited and optimistic about Catalyst’s chances.
  100. What is Existentialism? - Existential Comics — What Is Existentialism?

The Next Web

  1. Take down cybercriminals with this $39 ethical hacking training bundle
  2. Swedish court fines Facebook group admin for failing to delete hate speech
  3. CHEAP: Summon the BASS GOD with $100 off this 3-piece Amazon Echo subwoofer set-up
  4. Meth-smoking football coach who blew $2.1M on Bitcoin: ‘I’m still a believer’
  5. Here’s why you need to consider a Samsung Chromebook for under $100
  6. In a first, Facebook will hand over hate speech data to France
  7. Mt. Gox founder facing lawsuit for losing 80,000 BTC
  8. There are now over 5,000 cryptocurrency ATMs around the world
  9. Razer drops streamer for tweeting ‘men are trash’ in response to sexual harassment
  10. The Wayback Machine can now highlight changes in copy on websites

Smashing Magazine

  1. What Web Designers Can Do To Speed Up Mobile Websites
  2. The Case For Brand Systems: Aligning Teams Around A Common Story
  3. What I Learned From Designing AR Apps
  4. Design Your Mobile Emails To Increase On-Site Conversion
  5. JAMstack Fundamentals: What, What And How
  6. Optimizing Google Fonts Performance
  7. How To Create A PDF From Your Web Application
  8. Unleash The Power Of Path Animations With SVGator
  9. Building A Component Library Using Figma
  10. Monthly Web Development Update 6/2019: Rethinking Privacy And User Engagement
  11. Inspired Design Decisions: Avaunt Magazine
  12. Bringing A Healthy Code Review Mindset To Your Team
  13. UX Optimizations For Keyboard-Only And Assistive Technology Users
  14. Styling In Modern Web Apps
  15. Web Accessibility In Context

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Standing Desks
  2. If Induction Cooktops Are So Great, Why Does Hardly Anyone Use Them?
  3. The Best Respirator Mask
  4. How to Prepare for Amazon Prime Day
  5. How Wirecutter Finds Deals on Prime Day (and Every Day)
  6. How Wirecutter Makes Staff Picks on Prime Day and Every Day
  7. When Is Amazon Prime Day 2019?
  8. The Best Electric Kettle
  9. The Best Wireless Earbuds
  10. The Best Baby Formula
  11. Our Favorite Delta Credit Cards of 2019
  12. This Great Limited-Time Deal for Delta Flyers Will Soon Fly Away
  13. Hilton Honors Amex Credit Cards: An Honest Assessment
  14. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  15. How to Get the Most Out of Your Travel Reward Points
  16. The Best Nintendo Switch Accessories
  17. The Best Cheap Sunglasses
  18. The Five Cs of Subwoofer Setup
  19. The Best Budget Subwoofer
  20. The Best Wi-Fi Router (for Most People)
  21. Buyer Beware: Used Nest Cams Can Let People Spy on You
  22. The Best Swim Goggles for Adults and Kids
  23. Bank of America Cash Rewards Credit Card: Shines for Some Bank of America Customers
  24. The Best Qi Wireless Charger for iPhone and Android Phones
  25. The Best Dry Food Storage Containers
  26. The Best Budget Android Phones
  27. 9 Muji Items That Are Beautifully Simple
  28. The Best Mosquito Control Gear for Your Patio or Yard
  29. The Best Air Conditioner
  30. The Best Monitor Arms

Sweethome

  1. The Best Respirator Mask
  2. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  3. 9 Muji Items That Are Beautifully Simple
  4. The Best Mosquito Control Gear for Your Patio or Yard
  5. The Best Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner
  6. The Best Charcoal for Grilling
  7. The Best Sleep-Tracking App
  8. The Best Smart Scales
  9. The Best Gas Grills
  10. The Best Charcoal Grill
  11. The Best Dehumidifiers
  12. Helix Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  13. The Best Memory Foam Pillows
  14. The Best Mattresses for Side Sleepers
  15. The Best Cotton Sheets
  16. The Best Robot Vacuums
  17. Is Financing a Mattress Worth It?
  18. Purple Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  19. Tuft & Needle Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  20. The Furnace and Air Conditioner Filters We Would Buy
  21. Saatva Mattress Reviews: An Honest Assessment
  22. Leesa Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  23. The Best Window Air Conditioner Bracket
  24. Our Favorite Summer Sheets
  25. 11 Great Ideas to Declutter Your Home’s Small Entryway
  26. The Best Blackout Curtains
  27. The Best Bike Pump
  28. The Best Window Fans
  29. Small Bedroom Ideas: The Best Ways to Maximize Your Tiny Space
  30. The Best Robes

Hacker News

Ars Technica

  1. Europe says SpaceX “dominating” launch, vows to develop Falcon 9-like rocket
  2. Super Mario Maker 2 review: A great sequel, playable on a better console
  3. Security firms demonstrate subdomain hijack exploit vs. EA/Origin
  4. Why a former Nazi sub base in Marseille is becoming a data center
  5. SpaceX just aced a critical Air Force test of its Falcon Heavy rocket
  6. Microsoft OneDrive gets a more secure Personal Vault, plus additional storage options
  7. FedEx sues US government over export controls after Huawei problems
  8. Apple updates Pages, Keynote, and Numbers with new text-styling features
  9. Declining monarch-butterfly populations may be hard to restore
  10. North Korea reveals explosive HIV outbreak—after claiming to be disease-free
  11. Dealmaster: Take 30% off a variety of Switch, PS4, and Xbox One games
  12. Steam and Ubuntu clash over 32-bit libs
  13. BMW speeds up plans to electrify 25 new models, now due by 2023
  14. Cease-and-desist transforms Mario Royale into DMCA Royale
  15. Guidemaster: The best dash cams worthy of a permanent place in your car
  16. The Falcon Heavy rocket launched early Tuesday—two cores made it back safely
  17. Amazon takes on TCL’s Roku TV with low-cost HDR Fire TV
  18. AT&T sued over hidden fee that raises mobile prices above advertised rate
  19. Bill Gates calls failure to fight Android his “greatest mistake”
  20. The 2019 Audi A7 might be all the car anyone ever needs

Digg

  1. I Was 7 Words Away From Being Spear-Phished
  2. The World's Smallest Big Rocket Company
  3. We Finally Know Who's Behind That Viral Sugar Daddy Scam Account
  4. This True Full-Spectrum CBD Oil Is 100% Organic And 25% Off
  5. Woman Firebombs House Next Door — And Films Herself Doing So On Her Own Security Camera
  6. The Only Woman In The Room: 17 Stories Of Music Before The Internet Changed Everything
  7. What McDonald's Does Right
  8. Kumail Nanjiani Responds To People On The Internet Asking Questions About Him
  9. Hotel Employee Shows Off A Great Table Setting Hack
  10. The 'Surveillance Scores' Companies Use To Rip You Off Might Be Totally Illegal
  11. Toddler Is Super Excited To Be Picked Up By His Dad From Pre-School Every Single Day
  12. Americans Are Spending Billions On Bad Highway Expansions
  13. Comedy Clubs That Book Louis C.K. Don't Care About Their Staff's Safety
  14. Get A Certified-Refurbished Apple iMac For Under $400
  15. An Honest Trailer For The Beautiful Bomb That Was 'Waterworld'
  16. Keep Your Dog Calm When The Fireworks Kick In
  17. Mueller To Testify Publicly On July 17 Following A Subpoena
  18. This Clever, Simple Mechanical Coin Sorting Machine Is Made Out Of Wood And Elbow Grease
  19. World War II Bomb Explodes 75 Years Later, Creates Massive Crater In German Field
  20. This Chart Of The Highest-Grossing Media Franchises Might Surprise You
  21. Gemstone Miners Dug Up A 70-Million-Year-Old 'Sea Rex' Fossil
  22. An Alaskan Fisherman Explains How To Filet A Salmon
  23. This True Full-Spectrum CBD Oil Is 100% Organic And 25% Off
  24. New Estimate For An Oil Leak: A Thousand Times Worse Than Rig Owner Says
  25. Well, This Car Wash Certainly Didn't End Well
  26. Can Lacrosse Work As A Professional Sport?
  27. A Generation Of Hip-Hop Was Given Away For Free. Can It Be Archived?
  28. An Engineer Explains How The Power Grid Works
  29. First Big Scoop: Student Journalists Expose High School's Use Of Prison Labor
  30. The Insulin Racket
  31. How Did The Oregon Republican Party Get So Crazy?
  32. Girl's Crossover Dribble Is Literally Lethal
  33. This Train Is 100% Solar Powered
  34. 'Everything I Wanted, I Wanted Alone'
  35. What I Learned From A Summer Of Not Catching A Single Fish
  36. Has The 'Bachelor' Franchise Actually Gotten Good At Its Job?
  37. 4K Tilt Shift Transforms The Philippines Into A Miniature Alien Landscape
  38. Why A New Generation Is Turning To Satanism
  39. Those She/Her/Hers At The End Of Email Messages Are More Than A Passing Trend
  40. Birthday Boy Comes Up With A Clever Way To Protect Himself From Getting Caked In The Face
  41. Time To Ban Ride-Along Police TV
  42. What Was Hemingway Doing In Cuba During World War II?
  43. Why People Don't Believe Anything Influencers Do Anymore
  44. The Cruel Paradox At The Heart Of E. Jean Carroll's Allegation Against Trump
  45. Earthquake Strikes Near Rome And This Is How It Felt On The Highways There
  46. Is Centrism Doomed?
  47. The Complete Guide To 'Parts Unknown'
  48. Soccer Player Comes Up With A No-Nonsense Way To Deal With Pitch Invader
  49. I Went To Australia To Test Out Tesla's Vision Of The Future
  50. The Spectacularly Doomed Plan To Fill The San Francisco Bay With A 36-Lane Freeway
  51. This Is Probably The Best Knife Throwing We've Ever Seen
  52. Why Isn't Birth Control Better?
  53. When Google Buys Your Hometown Mall
  54. Here's The Actor With The Most Credits In History
  55. The Most Visited Websites In The World, Visualized
  56. All The Latest And Best Longform On The Internet
  57. Should I Talk To My Son About His Pokémon Fetish, And Other Advice Column Questions
  58. A Rare Photo Of A Zorse, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
  59. Cook An Entire Meal With Sticks And Twigs (And Your Exquisite Camp Cheffing Skills)
  60. These Wireless Headphones Run All Day On A Single Charge
  61. Is It A Duffel Or A Backpack? Peak Design Says It's Both

New Scientist

  1. Several IVF attempts can signal higher risk for any eventual pregnancy
  2. Bystander effect: Famous psychology result could be completely wrong
  3. AIs that diagnose diseases are starting to assist and replace doctors
  4. I travelled to a future where AI cameras track your every move
  5. UK has halved air pollution deaths since 1970 but must still do more
  6. Non-addictive CRISPR-edited tobacco could help eliminate smoking
  7. Exposure to air pollution seems to negatively affect women's fertility
  8. An Arctic fox made an epic 4400-kilometre-long journey over sea ice
  9. Second world war bomb explodes after three-quarters of a century
  10. IVF success rates peak as only one in four attempts achieve pregnancy
  11. Solar farms could be wildlife havens that tackle biodiversity crisis
  12. Unique chance to confirm methane spikes – and perhaps life – on Mars
  13. Gut bacteria might influence how our brains develop as children
  14. Mars meteorite assault stopped 500 million years earlier than thought
  15. Can your gut bacteria really make you a better runner?
  16. Storing sperm in a freezer for a decade hardly affects birth rates
  17. Freezing embryos doesn't boost IVF success rate despite common use
  18. Vegetables as well as meat could spread superbugs into food chain
  19. Hundreds of orcas hold an annual meeting and now we may know why
  20. Our astonishing brain is hard to figure out – and that's fantastic
  21. AI learns to gamble illogically like humans to predict our behaviour
  22. The US is making digital camouflage so that AIs can’t spot spy planes
  23. NASA is going back to the moon but most people in the US don't want to
  24. Death of mother prompts adolescent chimps to look after their siblings
  25. Artificial intelligence could spot early signs of schizophrenia
  26. We are more likely to return a lost wallet if it is full of cash
  27. Seals have been trained to sing the Star Wars theme - have a listen
  28. SpaceX is about to launch a sail propelled through space by sunshine
  29. We’re living through a climate emergency. Time to start acting like it
  30. Weird whale may be a hybrid of a narwhal mother and beluga father
  31. Japan wants to launch the first ever rover to visit a Martian moon
  32. Weather forecasts could soon pin extreme events on climate change
  33. US suicide rate at its highest since the end of the second world war
  34. Spy satellite images reveal Himalaya glacier ice losses have doubled
  35. Ancient Celts were partial to beer, mead and imported Greek wines
  36. Robotic fish powered by electronic blood can swim for 36 hours
  37. Religion must rise to the challenge of climate change too
  38. Labelling people "anti-vaxxers" ignores real roots of their concerns
  39. Yazılıkaya: A 3000-year-old Hittite mystery may finally be solved
  40. Floppy eared bunnies look cute but they suffer more health problems
  41. ESA plans triple spacecraft to lurk in wait for a speedy comet
  42. Libra: What is Facebook's new cryptocurrency and can we trust it?
  43. Seals consciously reduce blood flow to their blubber before diving
  44. People with narcolepsy may be more creative because of how they sleep
  45. A severe autoimmune condition may be triggered by 'good' gut bacteria
  46. OSIRIS-REx spacecraft captures closest ever image of asteroid Bennu
  47. Prisoners in China are still being used as organ donors, says inquiry
  48. Facebook plans to launch a new cryptocurrency called Libra
  49. Dogs evolved a special muscle that lets them make puppy dog eyes
  50. Does people power make a difference? The truth about protests
  51. Microbes from farms may protect children from asthma even in cities
  52. Everything you need to know about the hospital food listeria outbreak
  53. Our galaxy's central black hole is oddly quiet – now we may know why
  54. Who should pay when medical drugs become too expensive to buy?
  55. The musicians helping make climate change a cultural movement
  56. How to make the perfect crêpe according to fluid dynamics
  57. Superweeds are on the brink of becoming resistant to all weedkillers
  58. High-tech vertical farming is on the rise – but is it any greener?
  59. Strange fat cells in our bones grow rather than shrink when we starve
  60. We may be witnessing the birth of an exomoon around a distant world
  61. UK could use hydrogen instead of natural gas – if it can make enough
  62. More than half of all Ebola outbreaks are going undetected
  63. Gut microbes interfere with Parkinson's drug - but we could stop them
  64. Ethnic minority children are exposed to more noise pollution at school
  65. Two hours a week spent outdoors in nature linked with better health
  66. Europa’s salty surface may indicate an ocean that’s good for life
  67. Tombs in China reveal humans were smoking cannabis 2500 years ago
  68. Another team has used 'jumping genes' to upgrade CRISPR gene editing
  69. Working Hypothesis: From Finland’s climate action to a rival Chernobyl
  70. End the scandalous male data bias that determines women's health
  71. How Star Trek’s warp drives touch on one of physics' biggest mysteries
  72. Norway to sell off fossil fuel stocks worth more than $8 billion
  73. A robot has learned to use irony and now people like it more
  74. Bronze Age British settlement burned down a year after being built
  75. Artificial Scottish islands are thousands of years older than thought
  76. Robotic surgery is turning out to be an expensive fad
  77. Baby pterosaurs may have hatched ready to fly right out of the egg
  78. UK commits to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050
  79. Inside the audacious mission to map every microbe in Australia
  80. A drug may prevent Alzheimer’s but there are no plans to find out
  81. Cloud gaming may be great for gamers but bad for energy consumption
  82. Crisp packets made of a new material could be much easier to recycle
  83. AIs seem to be much worse at recognising objects from poorer countries
  84. Working hypothesis: From DJ sets in space to ancient bagels
  85. People with gambling problems seem to spend more on in-game loot boxes
  86. Humans have driven nearly 600 plant species to extinction since 1750s
  87. Carnivorous pitcher plants are regularly eating vertebrate animals
  88. Mystery hominin had sex with ancestors of Neanderthals and Denisovans
  89. How your body processes food is only partially down to your genes
  90. Hydrogen has a dirty secret – let's not think it's always a green fuel
  91. 3D-printed replica heads are being used to help treat cancer patients
  92. Lizards' grip became ten times stronger after hurricane Maria
  93. Fake news generating AIs could be the best weapons to fight fake news
  94. NASA will let people pay to stay on the International Space Station
  95. Some trees can change sex and are more likely to die when female
  96. A generic drug from Argentina offers cystic fibrosis families hope
  97. Huge asteroid that hit the moon may be preserved below the surface
  98. Anyone can now play with sophisticated AIs thanks to a desktop app
  99. 52-million-year-old fossils suggest oak relatives evolved in the south
  100. Powerful CRISPR upgrade uses 'jumping genes' to directly insert DNA

Slashdot

  1. After Republican Protest, Oregon's Climate Plan Dies
  2. Mars Colonization Possible Through Sperm Bank In Space, Study Suggests
  3. Robots To Take 20 Million Jobs, Worsening Inequality, Study Finds
  4. US Tech Companies Sidestep a Trump Ban, To Keep Selling To Huawei
  5. Smartphones and Fitness Trackers Are Being Used To Gauge Employee Performance
  6. Lightyear One Debuts As the First Long-Range Solar-Powered Electric Car
  7. YouTube Looks To Demonetization As Punishments For Major Creators, But It Doesn't Work
  8. Two-Thirds of American Employees Regret Their College Degrees
  9. Spotify Wants a Refund On Overpaid Royalties To US Songwriters, Report Says
  10. San Francisco Becomes First US City To Ban Sale of E-Cigarettes
  11. Ex-Chair of FCC Broadband Committee Gets Five Years In Prison For Fraud
  12. US Government Announces Nationwide Crackdown on Robocallers
  13. New Silex Malware is Bricking IoT Devices, Has Scary Plans
  14. Toys 'R' Us, Back From the Dead, Will Open US Stores in 2019
  15. Oracle Dyn DNS Services Shutting Down in 2020

BoingBoing

  1. A thoughtful interview with David Tennant about the loss of anonymity
  2. "Seinfeld" in LEGO
  3. San Fransisco breaks its e-cigarette habit
  4. NRA dumps its ad firm, TV crew and Dana Loesch
  5. Learn how to become an ethical hacker with this in-depth training
  6. Dog who just wants treat gets confused by physics, gravity, this glass table
  7. Robert Mueller will testify before Congress on July 17
  8. Once again, the US justice department treats pedophile Jeffrey Epstein like a saint
  9. Co-captain of the US women's national soccer team: “I’m not going to the f*cking White House.”
  10. An 14-year-old's Internet-of-Things worm is bricking shitty devices by the thousands
  11. "They Live": action figures for our present moment
  12. Good deal on the sharp Victorinox Swiss Army paring knife
  13. A family from Angola has been stuck at Incheon International Airport in Korea for the past 6 months
  14. How to make a 3D printed belt
  15. Join me today at 12PM Pacific/3PM Eastern for a New York Times/Periscope livestream about my "op-ed from the future"
  16. Mystery saint giving out $100 bills and encouraging notes in eastern Canadian town
  17. Arts & Crafts: Build a canoe from a few slabs of plywood
  18. How Metabrainz stood up to a predatory copyright lawsuit and won
  19. Analog computers could bring massive efficiency gains to machine learning
  20. "Massive scale" intrusion into mobile carriers' networks exposed customers' location, call data for years
  21. Cop starts yelling "Gun!" during a car stop, until he realizes he's being filmed
  22. Independent evaluation of "aggression detection" microphones used in schools and hospitals finds them to be worse than useless
  23. Microsoft employees want to starve its PAC, which keeps giving money to homophobic, racist, climate-denying Republicans
  24. It's time for a less compromising queer activism—and media
  25. Actress Gay Gibson met a mysterious death on an ocean liner in 1947
  26. Please Remember the "Concentration Camp" Victims
  27. Valve killing Steam Support for some Ubuntu users
  28. "Toy Story" sneakers: One foot gets Woody, the other Buzz
  29. This AR gift set has the right stuff for any NASA fan
  30. Cult of the Dead Cow: the untold story of the hacktivist group that presaged everything great and terrible about the internet

Core77

  1. Design Job: Ready for Your Career to Takeoff? Qatar Airways is Seeking a Lead Digital Designer in Qatar
  2. NewDealDesign Creates an AI-based "Tool for Children's Discovery"
  3. A Watch that Tells Time...Twice?
  4. Reader Submitted: A Giant Inflatable Structure Inspired by Knit Fabrics
  5. Join Us at the 2019 Core77 Conference: The Third Wave!
  6. Design Job: Don't Flip-Flop on This Opportunity: Reef is Seeking a Sr. Men's Sandal Designer in California
  7. WantedDesign School Workshop 2019 Asked Students to Create Design Interventions Around Brooklyn
  8. Reader Submitted: 'Wacky Pack' Pushes the Simple Act of Tying Shoes Into New Territory
  9. "Believe It Yourself" Kits Turn Common Superstitions Into Code
  10. Design Job: Bark is Sniffin' For a Director of Pet Toy Design in New York, NY
  11. Call for Entries: 2019 Sappi Ideas that Matter Grant
  12. John Makepeace Talks Trees, Wood Science, and the Future of Furniture
  13. Reader Submitted: Place Your Smartphone in This Vat of Conductive Microspheres, Enjoy a Moment of Notification-Free Bliss
  14. The Weekly Design Roast, #4
  15. Currently Crowdfunding: An Upgrade on the Ultimate Minimalist Pen, a DIY Marine Research Kit and More

CNET

  1. Pre-Prime Day sale: 2nd-gen AirPods with wireless charging case are $180 at Amazon (save 10%) - CNET
  2. Verizon's Visible removes data speed caps, keeps $40 price - CNET
  3. The Amazon Echo Show 5 helps Alexa fit nicely on your nightstand video - CNET
  4. EA Origin had a vulnerability that left 300 million players potentially exposed - CNET
  5. Super Mario Maker 2 review: A genius idea taken to a whole new level - CNET
  6. Instagram boss Adam Mosseri says likes might go private - CNET
  7. Why wait for Prime Day? Save now on Amazon's best Kindle e-reader and Cloud Cam - CNET
  8. BMW Motorrad Vision DC Roadster is an all-electric thrill ride - Roadshow
  9. 2019 Mercedes-AMG C63 S by CarBahn first drive: When more is actually better - Roadshow
  10. Disney Plus streaming service: Release date, price, shows and movies to expect - CNET
  11. Charge your phone with solar power as a first step to going green - CNET
  12. San Diego Comic-Con at nearly 50: How it's changed for the better (and worse) - CNET
  13. Subaru buyers guide: WRX, Forester, Outback, BRZ, which is right for you? - Roadshow
  14. 2019 Mercedes-AMG C63 S tuned by CarBahn Autoworks - Roadshow
  15. Target takes aim at Amazon Prime Day with Deal Days summer sale - CNET
  16. Pokemon: Detective Pikachu digital, Blu-ray release details confirmed - CNET
  17. Ready to upgrade your rig? Gaming laptops from Razer, Asus, Alienware and more are on sale at Best Buy - CNET
  18. Drowning in Prime Day? Make it disappear from your internet - CNET
  19. Best places to buy prescription glasses online - CNET
  20. Big discounts on big TVs at Walmart: Save on Vizio, Sony, Roku and more - CNET
  21. Hackers infiltrate mobile carriers, 5th annual Prime Day details video - CNET
  22. Pixel 4 confirmed by Google: Other rumors, leaks, design, specs, price and more - CNET
  23. Aibo may be a good boi, but Sony's robot dog is toying with our emotions - CNET
  24. Aibo robot dogs and the people who love them - CNET
  25. 5G in Australia: Supersonic speeds raise data consumption questions - CNET

Reddit

  1. What is currently happening that is scaring you?
  2. I really like the lines and texture in this photo.
  3. TIL when Charlie Sheen came out as HIV positive, it led to a 95 percent increase in over the counter HIV home testing kits and 2.75 million searches on the topic, dubbed "The Charlie Sheen Effect." Some said that Sheen did more for awareness of HIV than most UN events.
  4. I bet you guys can’t spell out the entire navy seal copypasta
  5. Pokemon facts
  6. Match Thread: 33rd match - New Zealand v Pakistan
  7. Amazing
  8. Amazing
  9. All of Netflix’s stock is gonna die
  10. Mueller to Testify on Russia Probe Before Congress
  11. This hotel I'm staying at looks like a drill bit.
  12. People with Tourette’s, autism, and other conditions that prevent them from being quiet during a movie should not be allowed in movie theaters with a general audience.
  13. Iraq won’t let US strike Iran from its territory
  14. Water getting air after a dam release
  15. After five years of trying, three lost babies, we finally got to hold our little angel.
  16. "Don't turn off the computer....He turned off the compu....."
  17. Duncan Hunter: Married Republican congressman used campaign donations to fund five extra marital affairs, say prosecutors
  18. Cannabis use associated with abnormal brain structure in region involved in processing facial emotion, suggests a new brain scan study, which found that teens and young adults who use cannabis weekly have abnormal brain structure in the region involved in processing and regulating emotions.
  19. I could never work on this farm because all I would do is watch these baby goats sliding all day.
  20. This planet does not deserve this
  21. Alligator knocks out the trapper after being taunted
  22. 1956-2016. On this day 3 years ago, I got married in my grandma’s wedding dress.
  23. 1956-2016. On this day 3 years ago, I got married in my grandma’s wedding dress.
  24. Neat trick in my opinion
  25. PSA: Macbook batteries are exploding. Apple has issued a recall, go here to see if yours is affected.
  26. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) All the Pankot Palace guards switch to a more relaxed stance once Chattar Lal shakes hands with Indiana Jones
  27. Stunt double testing out the speed running rig enabling Cap to outrun Wakandan warriors in Infinity War
  28. bUt I aLrEaDy pAiD mY sTuDeNt LoAn oFF!
  29. Reddit users spent a total of $227.26 on gilding r/nba's #1 top post, "Paul Pierce admits shitting his pants"
  30. My tinder sad cringe; part 2
  31. AITA for trying to contact my husband through the means that are available to me?
  32. To play hard to get.
  33. Impossible! They’re still coming through!
  34. A Pastor Who Wanted Women Executed for Abortions Was Arrested for Raping a Child
  35. [UPDATE] I (22f) think that my (27m) boyfriend is drugging be before bed.
  36. This ushers first experience with the Grateful Dead fanbase
  37. Make fun of my witch nose and call me jew
  38. I hate when underwear has a super small crotch area. How do these cover any woman’s vulva?? If I want to floss my pussy I would floss my pussy.
  39. I'll do it later
  40. Patch 5.0 Notes (Preliminary) | FINAL FANTASY XIV, The Lodestone
  41. Darren Clough: "Manchester United's debt is £500m, there's been no capital paid off it since 2011. Share sales have brought in £452m, none of its been invested in Man Utd. The owners of Man City have put £1bn in, the Glazers have taken out £1bn. Manchester United are a shambles."
  42. Pool lifeguard starterpack
  43. /u/KrauthammersPool describes why saying "concentration camps" is accurate definition-wise and in moral/ethical terms when describing what the Trump administration is doing at the border.
  44. Yeah sure bud.
  45. I've never worked for so long for an achievement.
  46. Before and after limb lengthening.
  47. A flock of Vultures waiting for a Black-backed Jackal to finish its meal
  48. Emmengard's Suicide Scale
  49. Me🐸irl
  50. From alopecia to "bye, Felicia"
  51. Let's Brake Check This Car on My Motorcycle, WCGW?
  52. Sushi Master
  53. Quite mad indeed
  54. Make way for the Queens guard !!
  55. I don't get people like this
  56. 63 Sandwiches in 1 1/2 hours!?! How dare they!
  57. Someone is getting fired
  58. Here's a TIP, it's trashy as hell to leave fake money as a tip that advertises your candidate.
  59. I've learned that having a partner who lets you laugh carefree is an amazing feeling that I never knew was so important. What's something positive you learned was important to you based on your recent relationship?
  60. Babysitters are teenagers who behave like grown-ups so that grown-ups can go out and behave like teenagers.
  61. What's going on with Etika?
  62. UFC's B.J. Penn Fights Strip Club Bouncer In Street, Cops Called
  63. Just started playing minecraft again a few weeks ago and i decided to join my 5 year old survival game. I can happily say that my pig Gynter has been waiting for me this whole time.
  64. When the sun becomes a red giant, what'll happen to earth in the time before it explodes?
  65. Scorchio!
  66. Educate yourself
  67. This POS read other peoples suicide notes from the internet and shamelessly clickbaited viewers by saying he is reading his brothers suicide note
  68. Zero elephants poached in a year in one of Africa’s largest wildlife parks
  69. Thank you to everyone who upvoted! The bird has been returned
  70. 4 June 1963, London - 6y.o. Patrick Power was taking boxing lessons to learn how to defend himself against bullies when Muhammad Ali showed up at the same gym to train for his upcoming fight with Henry Cooper. Ali gave the boy some boxing tips and, as pictured, let Patrick “win” a fight against him.
  71. The Prime Minister of Estonia.
  72. If you could remake one movie, which would it be?
  73. Obviously women don't know how to take care of our vaginas without men to tell us
  74. Christian Values (Found on FB Today, but could be old)
  75. You're a filthy liar!
  76. BREAKING: Man Utd have reached an agreement with Crystal Palace to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka in a deal worth £50m. 21yo likely to travel north imminently for medical & to sign long-term contract on £80/90kpw (up from £10kpw). #MUFC retain 25% sell on clause for Wilfried Zaha #CPFC
  77. Checkmate
  78. Anime_irl
  79. Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul both just tweeted the same picture and said “Soon” What do you think this means?
  80. Blursed sweden
  81. Jeff
  82. Ari Aster’s ‘Midsommar’ Officially Receives R-Rating for “Disturbing Ritualistic Violence” and “Graphic Nudity”
  83. Guys who vape, can you mute your mic when you're RIPPING during raids?
  84. 🔥 Curious baby Elephant Seals check out a wildlife photographer
  85. Anon is scared of school shooters
  86. MRW I go on a sex strike but cave after 30 seconds
  87. Extremely rare footage of GROM in action. 20 GROM operators were surrounded and ambushed by over 80 Taliban militants while conducting anti-terrorist operations in Ghazni, Afghanistan.
  88. Boy Locker Rooms:
  89. Snorting coke
  90. Hafu on being recognized by Riot as the highest ranked beta Teamfight Tactics player
  91. Bullies beware
  92. Some people just gotta chill out
  93. Top 10 redemption arcs
  94. You delved too greedily and too deep...
  95. me☕irlgbt
  96. I discovered the secret recipe for Sprite!
  97. Doc unbanned
  98. Subatomic Logic.
  99. You are legally required to updoot this because I waited a week to post it
  100. smol jump

The Verge

  1. The worst Twitter is celebrity death Twitter
  2. Dr Disrespect is back on Twitch after two-week ban
  3. What you see on Amazon’s public warehouse tours
  4. The best games of 2019
  5. Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra, explained
  6. Super Mario Maker 2 is a great sequel that makes me miss the Wii U
  7. Larry Page-backed Kitty Hawk partners with Boeing on flying car development
  8. EU should ban AI-powered citizen scoring and mass surveillance, say experts
  9. Samsung to launch mid-range 5G Galaxy A90 with 45W fast charging, leaks claim
  10. LG tries to bring webOS to cars, robots, and the smart home with new partnership

Wired

  1. I Scraped Millions of Venmo Payments. Your Data Is at Risk
  2. Google's Matías Duarte on the History of Smartphone Notifications
  3. The AI-Fueled, Anxious Hopefulness of Disney's 'Smart House'
  4. Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency Betrays the Company’s True Ambitions
  5. Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition 2019 Review: Good for Tiny Hands
  6. Senators Want Facebook to Put a Price on Your Data. Is That Possible?
  7. The Democratic Debates Will Be About Climate—Disguised as Other Issues
  8. How to Watch the 2020 Democratic Primary Debate Wednesday and Thursday
  9. One Boy’s Dream Vacation to Bauma, a Festival of Giant Construction Equipment
  10. Arnold Schwarzenegger Stars in a New Ad Plugging Electric Cars
  11. These Cities Will Track Scooters to Get a Handle on Regulation
  12. Apple’s New iOS 13, a Mars Survival Course, and More News
  13. The Mueller Report, Live: How Hollywood Tried to Save America
  14. Fitted With Sensors, Antarctic Seals Track Water Temperatures
  15. 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Star Tom Holland Found Out He Was Peter Parker on Instagram
  16. Physics Tricks to Make Steph Curry's Golf Show More Extreme
  17. The Challenge of Helping Blind People Navigate Indoors
  18. A New Kind of Space Camp Teaches the Art of Martian Medicine
  19. Inside the Room Where They Control the Weather Satellites
  20. 'Harry Potter: Wizards Unite' Isn’t the Next 'Pokémon Go.' Good

LifeHacker

  1. Pick Up This 400GB MicroSD Card For the Best Price Ever
  2. How to Watch the Democratic Presidential Debates
  3. I'm Janet Varney, and This Is How I Work
  4. Deadspin Andre Iguodala Says Mark Jackson Is Being Blackballed From The NBA | The Slot Jared and Iva
  5. Oh My God YES You Need To Clean Your Gym Bag
  6. You Can Get 3 Months of Audible For Only $15
  7. How to Protect Yourself From the New macOS Security Vulnerability
  8. Stay Away From Wedding Loans
  9. The Best and Worst Airports for Cheap International Flights
  10. You Should Make a Kombucha Float This Summer
  11. Wash Your Cars, You Cowards
  12. Start Your Philips Hue Collection For One of the Best Prices Ever
  13. How to Slow Down Time, According to Reddit
  14. The Safest Way to Install the macOS Catalina Beta
  15. How to Find Better Podcasts
  16. Why Your Daily Assignments Aren't Tracking in 'Harry Potter: Wizards Unite'
  17. Wave Goodbye to Dry Skin With This Discounted Jar of Aquaphor
  18. The Best Apps for Reading Books, Audiobooks, and Comics in 2019
  19. When You Earn Extra Money, Don't Save It All
  20. That Big Rig You're Passing Might Be Full of Bees
  21. Cook Egg Bites In Your Instant Pot With This $8 Tray
  22. How to Check Resort Fees at Major Hotels
  23. How to Fix the Windows 10 Shutdown Delay Bug

The Onion

  1. Report: Doing Your Part To Stop Climate Change Now Requires Planting 30,000 New Trees, Getting 40,000 Cars Off The Road, Reviving 20 Square Miles Of Coral Reef
  2. Man Ruthlessly Scolds Other Man Online For Having Opinion He Held Less Than 2 Years Ago
  3. Elderly Man Looks Even Sadder When Smiling
  4. Congress Reaches Compromise To Admit District Of Columbia Into Union As Slave State
  5. U.S. Imposes New Sanctions On Iran
  6. Review: ‘Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled’ Delivers Speed, Savagery, And Fun I Haven’t Felt Since My Third DUI
  7. Your Horoscopes — Week Of June 25, 2019
  8. ‘I Just Want A Substantive, Issues-Oriented Democratic Debate,’ Lie Thousands Of Americans Hungry For Unhinged Trainwreck
  9. Trump Confirms Pence As 2020 Running Mate
  10. Report: Only 260,000 More Games Of ‘Candy Crush’ Until You Die
  11. Paul Manafort Trying To Ferment Vintage Cheval Blanc In Toilet Tank
  12. Soldiering On ... And On ...
  13. Aretha Franklin Institute For Female Entrepreneurship Confirms Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves
  14. Bolton Says Military Action Still On The Table
  15. Gaming Addict Attempting To Slowly Wean Self Off Of Real Life
  16. Giannis Antetokounmpo Credits Success To Early Days Playing Against Greek Gods
  17. Obesity Rates Falling Among U.S. Preschoolers
  18. John Bolton Urges War Against The Sun After Uncovering Evidence It Has Nuclear Capabilities
  19. Wretched Outcast Woman With Combination Skin Forever Trapped Between Dry And Oily Worlds
  20. 5 Things To Know About Tulsi Gabbard
  21. Hero Coworker Contributes Single Tissue To Water Spill Cleanup Efforts At Next Desk
  22. Nenê Wins NBA’s Tenth Man Of The Year Award
  23. Nation’s Men Holding Acoustic Guitars Announce Plan To Idly Strum While You Try To Talk To Them
  24. The Week In Pictures – Week Of June 24, 2019
  25. EPA Weakens U.S. Climate Change Plan

The Register

  1. Pull up your SoCs, it's rubber glove time: European Commission prepares to probe Broadcom
  2. Wipro wasn't a one-off: Same hacking crew targeted scores of firms, big and small – researchers
  3. Microsoft: 2TB or not 2... OK, OK! 2TB. OneDrive dragged kicking and screaming into selling more storage
  4. Micron: Look, we've resumed trade with Huawei on a wee 'subset' of DRAM
  5. Eggheads have found a positive link between the number of racist tweets and the number of racist hate crimes in US cities
  6. Canalys: You've gotten soft, swingbellied tech infrastructure vendors. Get used to WAY LESS growth
  7. DXC Technology warns techies that all travel MUST now be authorised
  8. Vulture gets claws on Lego's latest Apollo nostalgia-fest
  9. The seven deadly sins of the 2010s: No, not pride, sloth, etc. The seven UI 'dark patterns' that trick you into buying stuff
  10. Buckminsterfullerene sounds like the next UK Prime Minister but trust us, it's in fact the largest molecule yet found in interstellar space
  11. Stop us if you've heard this one: US government staff wildly oblivious to basic computer, info security safeguards
  12. FCC adviser and fiber telco CEO thrown in the clink for five years after conning investors out of $270m with fake deals
  13. Weather forecasters are STILL banging on about 5G clashing with their sensors. As if climate change is a big deal
  14. RIP Dyn Dynamic DNS :'( Oracle to end Dyn-asty by axing freshly gobbled services, shoving customers into its cloud
  15. That's a sticky Siemens situation: Former coder blows his logic bomb guilty plea deal in court
  16. FedEx fed up playing box cop, sues Uncle Sam to make it stop: 'We do transportation, not law enforcement'
  17. AWS Security Hub takes half-hearted bite out of SIEM vendors' lunches
  18. It's a fullblown Crysis: Gamers press pause on PC purchases, shipments freeze
  19. The Eldritch Horror of Date Formatting is visited upon Tesco
  20. McAfee sues ship-jumping sales staff over trade secret theft allegations
  21. Don't make a FOSS: Apache Software Foundation Board bids farewell to co-founder and two big hitters
  22. Open-heart nerdery: Boffins suggest identifying and logging in people using ECGs
  23. The in and outs of Microsoft's new Windows Terminal
  24. We've Falcon caught it! SpaceX finally nets a fairing half after a successful Heavy launch
  25. UK police want to Airwave hello to some more mobile devices – survey
  26. Please stop regulating the dumb tubes, says Internet Society boss
  27. The Great IoT Protocol War may have been won: Thread's 1.2 release aims at business
  28. Sputnik? No, comrade, this is Spunknik: Frozen sperm manages to survive zero-grav in this totally realistic test
  29. What the cell...? Telcos around the world were so severely pwned, they didn't notice the hackers setting up VPN points
  30. Remember that crypto-exchange boss who mysteriously died after his customers' coins disappeared? Of course he totally stole them
  31. Mayday, mayday. Cray, you cray cray: Investor attempts to halt HPE's $1.3bn biz gobble
  32. Biz tells ransomware victims it can decrypt their files... by secretly paying off the crooks and banking a fat margin
  33. It's official. You can get FUCT, US Supremes tell scandalized bureaucrats in rude trademark spat
  34. Iran is doing to our networks what it did to our spy drone, claims Uncle Sam: Now they're bombing our hard drives
  35. BGP super-blunder: How Verizon today sparked a 'cascading catastrophic failure' that knackered Cloudflare, Amazon, etc
  36. Apple sued over fondleslab death blaze: iPad battery blamed for deadly New Jersey apartment fire
  37. Packet hauls microservers out of dusty grave: Whoa! Necromancy is really edgy
  38. One goes up, one stays on the ground and one gets ready: It's a week in space
  39. Bill G on Microsoft's biggest blunder... Was it Bing, Internet Explorer, Vista, the antitrust row?
  40. Cloudflare hits the deck, websites sink from sight after the internet springs yet another BGP leak
  41. EE-k, a hundred grand! BT's mobile arm slapped for sending 2.5m+ unwanted texts
  42. Out of Steam? Wine draining away? Ubuntu's 64-bit-only x86 decision is causing migraines
  43. Curioser and curioser: Little Mars rover sniffs out highest ever levels of methane
  44. The Windows Terminal turns up in the Microsoft Store
  45. Cisco cleans up critical flaws, Florida city forks out $600k to ransomware scumbags, and more from infosec land
  46. Remember the Nominet £100m dot-uk windfall it claims doesn't exist? Well, it's already begun
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  1. Sources: the NSA collected metadata about calls and text messages that it wasn't authorized to obtain last October, in a second such incident (Dustin Volz/Wall Street Journal)
  2. Chinese state-sponsored hackers, notably APT10, broke into eight IT service providers including HPE, IBM, and their client networks in a years-long invasion (Reuters)
  3. Report: tests of ~10K firmware images from 500+ Huawei telecom devices found 55% had at least one vulnerability, much higher than that of its rivals (Wall Street Journal)
  4. Alibaba launches an English language portal on Tmall, its flagship online mall, aiming to double the number of global brands from ~20K to 40K in three years (Sarah Dai/South China Morning Post)
  5. EU opens formal antitrust investigation of Broadcom for suspected exclusivity practices and seeks an interim order to prevent anti-competitive behavior (Natasha Lomas/TechCrunch)
  6. StockX, an online marketplace for sneakers, raises $110M Series C led by DST Global, General Atlantic, and GGV Capital and names Scott Cutler CEO (Erin Griffith/New York Times)
  7. Oppo demos an under-screen selfie camera with a display using a custom transparent material, plans to launch in a commercial phone "in the near future" (Sam Byford/The Verge)
  8. Classical music has been an awkward fit for major streaming platforms because their metadata schemes and algorithms are mostly designed to favor pop music (Ben Sisario/New York Times)
  9. Profile of Indian hotel-booking startup Oyo, which has more rooms in China than in India, as it faces a bumpy rollout in the US, where it has 50+ hotel partners (Corinne Abrams/Wall Street Journal)
  10. While new laws in cities like Oakland and Seattle restrict police surveillance tech, Ring video doorbells remain unhindered despite serving similar purposes (Sidney Fussell/The Atlantic)
  11. Some US schools are using microphones equipped with "aggression detection" algorithms, which critics say are unreliable, raising concerns about surveillance (ProPublica)
  12. Bill Gates says his "greatest mistake" was Microsoft losing the platform opportunity to Android on mobile, in an interview at VC firm Village Global (Ron Amadeo/Ars Technica)
  13. Ford-backed Argo AI will invest $15M over five years to create a center for self-driving car research at Carnegie Mellon University (Kirsten Korosec/TechCrunch)
  14. Researchers have discovered OSX/Linker malware exploiting an unpatched macOS flaw that would allow a malicious binary to bypass the Gatekeeper scanning process (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
  15. NY-based Button, which links apps to other apps for smoother mobile shopping, raises $30M Series C led by Icon Ventures; source: deal values company at $200M+ (Yuliya Chernova/Wall Street Journal)