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BBC

  1. Seven MPs leave Labour Party in protest at Jeremy Corbyn's leadership
  2. 'Painful but necessary decision' to quit
  3. Honda set to close Swindon car plant
  4. Shamima Begum: 'I didn't want to be IS poster girl'
  5. Alesha MacPhail murder trial: Jury told of DNA Google search
  6. France 'yellow-vest' protesters pelt Lyon police van with stones
  7. Stores accused of 'watering down' bottle deposit scheme
  8. Flybmi won't be the last airline failure, say analysts
  9. Train firms want overhaul of ticket system
  10. Holocaust: Israel summit scrapped in 'racism' row with Poland
  11. Migrants brought ashore to Dover as boat found
  12. NatWest worker told customer 'vegans should be punched'
  13. Tyson Fury signs ESPN fight deal worth reported £80m
  14. Meet Sydney - the teenage taxidermist
  15. Five talking points from London Fashion week
  16. ZSL London Zoo shares animal X-rays
  17. Brexit backstop according to Northern Ireland teens
  18. LGBT History Month: Test your knowledge
  19. Quiz: Are your clothes damaging the environment?
  20. How we made the effects on Solo: A Star Wars Story
  21. BBC News Channel
  22. Brexit: Will Britons living in the EU still get healthcare?
  23. Obituary: Newport West Labour MP Paul Flynn
  24. How sending handwritten letters created a $1bn firm
  25. Are the super-rich ruining Burning Man?
  26. Jailed for stealing grapes: The motives of Japan's elderly inmates
  27. Will universities go bust if fees are cut?
  28. Daytona 500: Giant crash triggered by Paul Menard causing 'carnage everywhere'
  29. Injured Adams calls off first shot at world title
  30. Captain Knight is match-winner as England women win final warm-up
  31. Man Utd's flexibility gives them advantage over Chelsea - Fletcher analysis
  32. 'There's a lot of power in the atmosphere' - Klopp calls on Anfield for Bayern boost
  33. Saudi prince denies interest in £3.8bn Man Utd takeover
  34. Chernobyl: The end of a three-decade experiment
  35. The soldier with a secret talent - ballet
  36. El Chapo guilty: Will his jailing change anything?

Bitcoin

  1. $3,842.3617
  2. £2,971.3674
  3. €3,393.6699
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Amazon wants half of its shipments to be carbon-neutral by 2030
  2. What we're listening to in February
  3. Sharp's latest RoBoHon robot can't walk, but hey it's only $715
  4. Fox delays 'Cosmos' season 2 premiere over misconduct investigation
  5. PlayStation Now still isn't good enough
  6. China wants to put a solar farm in space by 2025
  7. LG won't release a foldable smartphone anytime soon
  8. Researchers blame YouTube for the rise in Flat Earthers
  9. The Morning After: Razer will close its game store
  10. UK parliament calls Facebook leaders 'digital gangsters'
  11. Apple may unveil a 16-inch MacBook Pro and 31-inch 6K monitor this year
  12. 'Apex Legends' will make it easier to report cheaters
  13. Apple Music subscribers can gift friends a month of free access
  14. NBA smart jersey switches your player allegiances on the fly
  15. UK believes it doesn't need to ban Huawei from 5G networks
  16. Game streamer Ninja will have his own toy line
  17. Mueller subpoenas Cambridge Analytica director in Russia probe
  18. Chinese surveillance company found tracking 2.5 million people
  19. UK parliament report will call for 'sweeping' regulation of Facebook
  20. 'Selfie harm' and the damage done by social media
  21. Lightsaber Academy helps you practice your Jedi swing
  22. 'Overwatch' action figures and Monopoly are coming this spring
  23. The best portable power stations
  24. After Math: Love is in the AR
  25. NASA backs tiny 3D-printed sensors for planetary rovers

Pinboard

  1. thispersondoesnotexist.com (1024×1024)
  2. Don’t Get Clever with Login Forms | Brad Frost
  3. GitHub - imthenachoman/How-To-Secure-A-Linux-Server: An evolving how-to guide for securing a Linux server.
  4. Modern Alternatives to PGP
  5. The Secret History of Women in Coding - The New York Times — As a teenager in Maryland in the 1950s, Mary Allen Wilkes had no plans to become a software pioneer — she dreamed of being a litigator. via Pocket
  6. New AI fake text generator may be too dangerous to release, say creators | Technology | The Guardian — This AI is one of the few genuinely breathtaking advances in technology I've seen in a long time:
  7. Color Spaces – Bartosz Ciechanowski
  8. Better Language Models and Their Implications
  9. kev.inburke.com
  10. GitHub - sveinbjornt/Sloth: OS X app that shows all open files and sockets in use by all running applications. GUI for lsof. — Sloth - OS X app that shows all open files and sockets in use by all running applications. GUI for lsof.
  11. My 2018 Apple Report Card (via IFTTT) — My 2018 Apple Report Card http://bit.ly/2SVnr0V
  12. The Cloud is Just Someone Else's Computer — The Cloud is Just Someone Else's Computer
  13. Chaos Monkey Guide for Engineers - Tips, Tutorials, and Training
  14. Welcome — Magic-Wormhole 0.10.5+29.g355cc01.dirty documentation
  15. Data science is different now · Vicki Boykis
  16. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/02/15/upshot/british-irish-dialect-quiz.html) — RT @sharonodea: This quiz from the NYT is *fascinating*
  17. 13 Classic Mathematics Books for Lifelong Learners
  18. ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com uses AI to generate endless fake faces - The Verge — RT @verge: uses AI to generate endless fake faces
  19. The Lonely Life of a Yacht Influencer - MEL Magazine — Alex Jimenez (aka TheYachtGuy) might look like he’s comfortably residing in the lap of luxury on Instagram, but the truth is, he’s kinda lost at sea via Pocket
  20. Flightradar24 — how it works? / Habr
  21. Steven Soderbergh’s 'Crackpot Theories' on How Moviegoing Has Changed — Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters / Cineberg / Shutterstock / The Atlantic In 2014, Steven Soderbergh was ostensibly in retirement. He had emerged as a young pioneer…
  22. Marp - Markdown Presentation Writer
  23. Adactio: Journal—WorldWideWeb — WorldWideWeb https://t.co/X4HJeEkwrP http://twitter.com/adactioJournal/status/1096734749601730560
  24. Goldman asks: 'Is curing patients a sustainable business model?' — via CNBC https://cnb.cx/2FE8dXA
  25. Making My Own USB Keyboard From Scratch » Blake Smith
  26. instant.page — "Cheating latency instant.page uses just-in-time preloading — it preloads a page right before a user clicks on it. Before a user clicks on a link, they hover their mouse over that link. When a user has hovered for 65 ms there is one chance out of two that they will click on that link, so instant.page sta…
  27. Why Google Needed a Graph Serving System - Dgraph Blog
  28. You Don't Need to Quit Your Job to Make
  29. Untitled (https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com/) — RT @DynamicWebPaige: Several samples from @nvidia's Style-Based GAN generator in real-time: 📰:…
  30. How to activate Apple ID 2fa when you have two accounts – Jonathan T — @stroughtonsmith
  31. The log/event processing pipeline you can't have — The log/event processing pipeline you can't have Let me tell you about the still-not-defunct real-time log processingpipeline we built at my now-defunct last…
  32. Application Holotypes: A Guide to Architecture Decisions - JASON Format
  33. Raster——Simple CSS Grid System — Minimal and straight-forward CSS grid system utilizing descriptive HTML rather than semantic CSS. This is the HTML that generates the grid you see at the top of this page.
  34. The magical thinking of guys who love logic | The Outline — Ian Danskin, who makes videos under the moniker Innuendo Studios, has made a name for himself on the internet for his Youtube series on the techniques and beliefs of the alt-right. via Pocket
  35. the-book-of-secret-knowledge: A collection of awesome lists, manuals, blogs, hacks, one-liners, cli/web tools and more. For SysOps, DevOps, Pentesters and Security Researchers.
  36. You probably don’t need a single-page application — As I said, the default choice in most cases should be the traditional server-rendered application. However, there are some requirements that might force you to opt for the single-page application architecture: Core functionality is real-time (e.g Slack) Rich UI interact…
  37. Die, Workwear! - How We Lost Our Ability to Mend
  38. Amazon Will Pay Whopping $0 In Federal Taxes On $11.2 Billion Profits | Fortune — Favorite tweet: Amazon Will Pay a Whopping $0 in Federal Taxes on $11.2 Billion Profits https://t.co/1uXE6cphJQ — Jonathan Swan (@jonathanvswan) February 15, 2019
  39. Patricia Lockwood · The Communal Mind: The Internet and Me · LRB 21 February 2019 — A few years ago, when it suddenly occurred to us that the internet was a place we could never leave, I began to keep a diary of what it felt like to be there in the days of its snowy white disintegration, which felt also like the disintegrati…
  40. ssloy/tinyraycaster: 486 lines of C++: old-school FPS in a weekend
  41. California High Speed Rail Canceled — Too many stakeholders made the route bad.
  42. CERN 2019 WorldWideWeb Rebuild
  43. Is Email Making Professors Stupid? - The Chronicle of Higher Education — Yes. {at least this one…} https://t.co/6alr6Dh6B5 — James 🌊. Gifford (@GiffordJames) February 12, 2019 GiffordJames February 12, 2019 at 08:57PM
  44. The Bored Sex — The "distracted boyfriend" meme gets reversed. Antonio Guillem / Shutterstock Andrew Gotzis, a Manhattan psychiatrist with an extensive psychotherapy practice,…
  45. Facebook's security team tracks posts, location for 'BOLO' threat list — One of the tools Facebook uses to monitor threats is a "be on lookout" or "BOLO" list, which is updated approximately once a week. The list was created in 2008, an early employee in Facebook's physical security group told CNBC. It now contains hundreds …
  46. What’s new for WSL in Windows 10 version 1903? – Windows Command Line Tools For Developers
  47. Free HTML Website Templates and HTML UI Kits - HTMLTEMPLATES.CO
  48. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/16/opinion/esquire-american-boy-cancel-culture.html) — RT @robynkanner: for my @nytimes debut, i wrote about our culture of shame and the importance of letting each other grow.
  49. What Happened When I Bought a House With Solar Panels — On a rare rainy day early last year, my husband, Alex, and I toured what, with any luck, would become the most exciting and daunting purchase of our lives: a…
  50. Linux networking tools poster
  51. How the US has hidden its empire — There aren’t many historical episodes more firmly lodged in the United States’s national memory than the attack on Pearl Harbor. It is one of only a few events that many people in the country can put a date to: 7 December 1941, the “date which will live in infamy,” as Franklin D Roosevelt p…
  52. Review | Andrew McCabe’s disturbing account of working for Sessions and Trump — Andrew McCabe, former deputy director of the FBI, writes that “the rule of law is under attack, including from the president himself.” (Jahi Chikwendiu/The…
  53. ‘It Is Not a Closet. It Is a Cage.’ Gay Catholic Priests Speak Out — One priest had sex for the first time at 62, no strings attached, with a man he met online. The relationship was discovered and reported to his bishop, and he has not had sex since. Another priest, when asked if he had ever considered himself as having a pa…
  54. Audio AI: isolating vocals from stereo music using Convolutional Neural Networks — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19161368
  55. GAN — What is Generative Adversary Networks GAN? – Jonathan Hui – Medium
  56. The Tech Whiz Behind Vine and HQ Trivia Made Millions in His 20s. He Was Dead by 34. - WSJ — Colin Kroll, a college dropout turned startup millionaire, drifted through his company’s holiday party at Gran Morsi, a cozy Italian restaurant in downtown Manhattan. Dressed in a gray sweater and jeans, he chatted up employees and t…
  57. Meg Ryan on Romantic Comedies, Celebrity and Leaving It All Behind - The New York Times — From the late ’80s through the ’90s, Meg Ryan shone about as brightly as any star in Hollywood. You know about her beloved string of romantic comedies — often written by Nora Ephron, often co-starring Tom Hanks. via Pocket
  58. Daring Fireball: Goldman Asks: 'Is Curing Patients a Sustainable Business Model?' — RT @daringfireball: Goldman Asks: ‘Is Curing Patients a Sustainable Business Model?’:
  59. Pre-intro | iorange.github.io
  60. Opinion | No, You Can’t Ignore Email. It’s Rude. - The New York Times
  61. Differential privacy, an easy case — Mark Hansen's explanation of differential privacy
  62. 'Bizarro World' - The Boston Globe — That's what my wife and I entered when we drove up to an arcade in Weirs Beach, New Hampshire, where she would attempt to break an official world record in the classic video game Tetris.
  63. Amazon, Google use secret tactics to expand headquarters such as HQ2 and reap millions in tax breaks - The Washington Post
  64. GitHub - leon-ai/leon: 🧠 Leon is your open-source personal assistant.
  65. Opinion | Time to Panic - The New York Times — The age of climate panic is here. Last summer, a heat wave baked the entire Northern Hemisphere, killing dozens from Quebec to Japan.
  66. Flightradar24 — how it works? / Habr
  67. How Do the Insanely Wealthy Actually Pay for Something Worth Hundreds of Millions of Dollars? — How do the insanely wealthy actually pay for something worth hundreds of millions of dollars?
  68. The Ultimate Guide To Memorable Tech Talks – Nina Zakharenko – Medium
  69. LisaDziuba/Awesome-Design-Tools: The best design tools for everything.
  70. OpenAI unveils multitalented AI that writes, translates, and slanders - The Verge
  71. The Magic of React-Based Multi-Step Forms | CSS-Tricks
  72. The Complicated Economy of Open Source Software
  73. Prince GIFs - Find & Share on GIPHY — RT @anildash: I’m so, so happy to see @GIPHY team up with @PaisleyPark to make an official, authorized collection of Prince GIFs!
  74. YPE html> Trump Declares National Emergency to Build Border Wall - The New York Times
  75. Coda — It's a new day for docs — Excited for the launch of @coda_hq. Congrats Shishir and team!
  76. Interactive: How Brexit revealed four new political factions — Analysis of Commons voting patterns show how Europhobe and Europhile rebels from both main parties are forming new parliamentary blocs. Our study clusters MPs by the similarity of their voting patterns: if two MPs always vote the same way, the chart groups the…
  77. Google backtracks on Chrome modifications that would have crippled ad blockers | ZDNet — Google backtracks on Chrome modifications that would have crippled ad blockers via @ZDNet & @campuscodi
  78. Amazon Cancels New York's HQ2—And That's a Good Thing - The Atlantic — via Stuff http://bit.ly/1MK7h2D
  79. My Wife and I Didn't Tell Our Children About Her Cancer - The Atlantic
  80. Machine learning 'causing science crisis' — Machine-learning techniques used by thousands of scientists to analyse data are producing results that are misleading and often completely wrong. Dr Genevera…
  81. Introduction to text manipulation on UNIX-based systems
  82. Janet Programming Language
  83. How Amazon Lost New York — https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-14/how-amazon-lost-new-york
  84. Finding Lena, the Patron Saint of JPEGs — https://www.wired.com/story/finding-lena-the-patron-saint-of-jpegs/
  85. The Smart Ways to Correct Mistakes in Git | CSS-Tricks
  86. Opinion | The Joy of Standards - The New York Times
  87. It’s Impossible to Follow a Conversation on Twitter
  88. Reading in the Age of Constant Distraction — Johan Gudmundsen-Holmgreen, Laesende lille pige, 1900 “I read books to read myself,” Sven Birkerts wrote in The Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an…
  89. The Cost of Apple News
  90. Leon - Your Open-Source Personal Assistant
  91. Scientists Are Totally Rethinking Animal Cognition — Getty / Life on White Ami d the human crush of Old Delhi, on the edge of a medieval bazaar, a red structure with cages on its roof rises three stories above the…
  92. Researchers, scared by their own work, hold back “deepfakes for text” AI | Ars Technica — RT LaruYan : [아스테크니카] 자신의 작품에 소름돋은 연구가들이 '딥페이크 텍스트' AI를 저지하다 http://bit.ly/2GM9eNi 일론 머스크 등이 투자한 OpenAI의 GPT-2는 레딧, SNS 등에 게시된 링크 포함 40GB의 텍스트에 기반해 딥페이크 기법으로 가짜뉴…
  93. Google’s Waymo risks repeating Silicon Valley’s most famous blunder — Larry Page drew the wrong lesson from Xerox bungling the PC revolution.
  94. How white space killed an enterprise app (and why data density matters)
  95. Introducing draft pull requests - The GitHub Blog — RT @github: Read all the details here 👇
  96. Space Colony Art from the 1970s – The Public Domain Review — In the 1970s the Princeton physicist Gerard O’Neill, with the help of NASA Ames Research Center and Stanford University, held a series of space colony summer studies which explored the possibilities of humans living in giant orbiting spaceships. Dürer’s extraordina…
  97. Mountains Bigger Than Everest May Lie Deep Inside Earth - Motherboard — Hundreds of miles below our feet, there is a subterranean mountain range with peaks that may rival the Himalayas, says a new study. via Pocket
  98. Dolphins Seem to Use Toxic Pufferfish to Get High | Smart News | Smithsonian
  99. Most Americans don’t realize what companies can predict from their data
  100. White House Announces National Emergency Using Notes App — Very serious, well-prepared people, the Trump administration.  ★ 

The Next Web

  1. Master the Adobe Photoshop essentials with this $29 complete bundle
  2. Uganda loses 5 million internet users as a result of Social Media Tax
  3. How to stop WhatsApp from downloading photos automatically
  4. Far Cry: New Dawn somehow made post-apocalyptic America boring
  5. Smash’s file transfer service just let us transfer a 33GB file for free
  6. The blockchain industry is sexist and still sucks at diversity
  7. Haiku Review: Anker Powerport Atom PD 1 charger
  8. Moonday Mornings: Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten may be getting into cryptocurrencies
  9. How I got banned for life from AirBnB
  10. Here are the 5 hottest startups in Estonia

Smashing Magazine

  1. How A Screen Reader User Accesses The Web: A Smashing Video
  2. Monthly Web Development Update 2/2019: Web Authentication And The Problem With UX
  3. Managing Image Breakpoints With Angular
  4. An Introduction To WebBluetooth
  5. Webhosting Compared: Testing The Uptime Of 32 Hosts In 2018
  6. A/B Testing For Mobile-First Experiences
  7. New JavaScript Features That Will Change How You Write Regex
  8. How People Make Decisions
  9. How To Architect A Complex Web Table
  10. iOS Performance Tricks To Make Your App Feel More Performant
  11. A Guide To CSS Support In Browsers
  12. Using Vue.js To Create An Interactive Weather Dashboard With APIs
  13. Spread The Love! Inspiring Wallpapers For February 2019
  14. Adobe Experience Manager vs. WordPress: The Authoring Experience Compared
  15. Understanding API-Based Platforms: A Guide For Product Managers

Wirecutter

  1. Bloody Marys and Massages: A Visit to an Amex Centurion Lounge
  2. The Best Bluetooth Wireless Headphones
  3. How to Pick the Right Size Mattress for Your Bedroom
  4. Mattress and Bedding Deals We Love From Presidents’ Day 2019
  5. The Best Credit Cards for Groceries
  6. The Best Credit Cards of 2019
  7. The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards
  8. The Best 4K TV on a Budget
  9. The Best Wireless TV Headphones
  10. The Best Throw Blankets
  11. The Best Ice Scraper and Snow Brush
  12. The Best Online Fax Services
  13. The Best Memory Foam and Latex Mattresses
  14. The Best Non-Contact Voltage Tester
  15. The Best microSD Cards
  16. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use
  17. The Best Dash Cam
  18. The Best Portable Induction Cooktop
  19. The Best Portable Power Stations
  20. The Best Ergonomic Seat Cushions
  21. The Best 360-Degree Camera
  22. The Best Strollers
  23. When You Should Hire a CPA or Tax Pro
  24. Gifts for a Romantic Valentine’s Day
  25. How Many Smart Speakers Do I Need in My Home?
  26. Stitch Fix Review: What to Know Before You Buy
  27. The Best High-End Ranges
  28. The Best Wired Workout Headphones
  29. How the New Tax Law May Affect Your 2018 Taxes
  30. Peloton Tread Treadmill: What to Know Before You Buy

Sweethome

  1. The Best Throw Blankets
  2. The Best Ice Scraper and Snow Brush
  3. The Best Memory Foam and Latex Mattresses
  4. The Best Non-Contact Voltage Tester
  5. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use
  6. Stitch Fix Review: What to Know Before You Buy
  7. The Best Mattress Toppers
  8. What to Know About Different Mattress Topper Types
  9. The Best Bathroom Rugs and Bath Mats
  10. The Best Duct Tape
  11. Wall Hooks We Love
  12. ​The Best Snow Blowers
  13. The Best HomeKit-Compatible Smart-Home Devices
  14. The Best Alexa-Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Amazon Echo
  15. The Best Smart Locks
  16. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  17. The Best Showerhead
  18. The Best Leaf Blower
  19. Is the Google Home the Voice-Controlled Speaker for You?
  20. The Best Water Flossers
  21. The Best Smart Smoke Alarm
  22. The Best Bath Towel
  23. The Best Multi-Bit Screwdriver
  24. Small Bathroom Ideas
  25. The Best Essential Oil Diffusers
  26. The Best Shoe Rack
  27. Bathroom Accessories and Grooming Tools We Love
  28. The Best Hair Dryer
  29. The Best White Noise Machine
  30. The Best Gear for Your Bug-Out Bag

Hacker News

  1. Drug Combo Creates New Neurons from Neighboring Cells
  2. A faster, more efficient cryptocurrency
  3. I took 50,000 images of the night sky to make an 81 Megapixel image of the moon
  4. Cache Eviction: When Are Randomized Algorithms Better Than LRU? (2014)
  5. Nonnegative matrix factorization
  6. Why I Write CSS in JavaScript
  7. Hexagonal Grids (2013)
  8. The shady economics of ‘buy one, get one free’ deals
  9. Towards an understanding of technical debt (2016)
  10. Ken Nordine, Chicago creator of ‘word jazz’, dies at 98
  11. JPL Institutional Coding Standard for the C Programming Language (2009) [pdf]
  12. Zuckerberg roasted by lawmakers, accuse him of spectacular leadership failure
  13. About $250K is needed for a company get to sustainability
  14. Museum of Failure
  15. Ambition (YC W14) Hiring GTM Operations Manager
  16. Hannibal’s route across the Alps (2016)
  17. Flightradar24 – how it works
  18. Misinformation Is About Who You Trust, Not What You Think
  19. 2.7M medical calls breached in Sweden
  20. Remembering the Murder You Didn’t Commit (2017)
  21. Fire Drills: Communications Strategy in a Crisis (2011)
  22. First impressions of Filecoin
  23. WireGuard for MacOS
  24. Show HN: Inlets – Expose your local endpoints to the Internet
  25. A Man Who Questioned Everything
  26. The Last Resort
  27. We Should Think Twice About Colonizing Space
  28. LD_PRELOAD: The Hero We Need and Deserve
  29. Muscle memory discovery ends 'use it or lose it' dogma
  30. Skype is better, but still problematic

Ars Technica

  1. A 5km asteroid may briefly occult the brightest star in the sky
  2. HP Elitebook x360 1040 G5 review: A little bit bigger, a little bit better
  3. Dealmaster: All the best Presidents’ Day tech deals we can find
  4. The mythos and meaning behind Pokémon’s most famous glitch
  5. Liveblog: The Samsung Galaxy S10 launch happens Wednesday, February 20
  6. Dance Your PhD’s 2018 winner mixes superconductivity and swing dancing
  7. Georgia Tech scientists figured out how maggots can eat so much, so fast
  8. Quirky sci-fi farce Mega Time Squad sends up all those time-travel tropes
  9. Electric truck startup announces $700 million funding round led by Amazon
  10. Welcome to the cyber world: The real-world tech behind Alita: Battle Angel
  11. The Samsung Galaxy S10 is coming! Here’s what to expect
  12. The replication crisis may also be a theory crisis
  13. Starz’ Counterpart has been canceled—which is bad, because the show is good
  14. Private cabins, flying bars, and hundreds of seats—farewell, Airbus A380
  15. A natural selection: Evolution evolves from board game to digital app
  16. Behold, the Facebook phishing scam that could dupe even vigilant users
  17. Shell buys Sonnen, Tesla’s competitor in the home battery business
  18. Researchers, scared by their own work, hold back “deepfakes for text” AI
  19. Facebook, Google, CDC under pressure to stop anti-vax garbage from spreading
  20. Huge study finds professors’ attitudes affect students’ grades

Digg

  1. My Teenage Rebellion Was Fundamentalist Christianity
  2. This 1920s Concept For A Drive-Through Grocery Store Completely Failed
  3. John Oliver Unpacks Brexit Again And, Yeah, It's Still A Dumpster Fire
  4. An Outrageous Credit Card Offering 0% Interest Until 2020
  5. Here's A Teen Having No Idea How An Alarm Clock Works
  6. The Hidden History Of Holocaust Money
  7. Shop HP's Presidents' Day Sale And Save Hundreds
  8. Dad Decides To Embarrass The Heck Out Of His Teenage Daughter During Drop-Off
  9. A Seven-Year Journey Across The US, One Highway At A Time
  10. We Could Prevent More Suicides If We Grasped This One Truth About Suicidal People
  11. Here's The Best Way To Settle Who's Paying When You're In A Drive-Thru With Friends
  12. Biologists Are Trying To Make Bird Flu Easier To Spread. Can We Not?
  13. Take These Google Earth Tours Through American Black History
  14. Relieve Pain And Inflammation With This CBD Balm
  15. Chinese And Iranian Hackers Renew Their Attacks On US Companies
  16. I Think I've Identified Email's Fundamental Flaw
  17. Dog Massacres Pillows, Turning Family Home Into A Winter Wonderland
  18. What To Do When Hygge No Longer Works
  19. The Untapped Promise Of LSD
  20. Watch The First Episode Of 'Weird City,' The New Show From Jordan Peele And Charlie Sanders
  21. How Miles Morales Changed The Spider-Verse
  22. The Unbelievability Of Zion Williamson
  23. An Outrageous Credit Card Offering 0% Interest Until 2020
  24. How To Fix Food
  25. This Cat Is An Absolute Legend For Sitting On The Literal Edge
  26. A Fearful Fly Meets Lucas The Spider, Cuteness Ensues
  27. The Magical Thinking Of Guys Who Love Logic
  28. Inside The Resistance Movement Opposing Daniel Ortega's Trans-Nicaragua Canal
  29. How The Failures Of Forensic Science Totally Ruined One Man's Life
  30. What Did Elliott Abrams Have To Do With The El Mozote Massacre?
  31. The Singer Building: A Lost Monument To Industry — And Traditional Urbanism
  32. SNL's Celebrity Family Feud Is Weird, Funny And Absurd At The Same Time
  33. A Tender Moment Between Two Male Lions, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
  34. The Disturbing Hypothesis For The Sudden Uptick In Chronic Kidney Disease
  35. Why Airplanes Turn The Lights Off During Takeoff And Landing
  36. Basketball Is Beside The Point During NBA All-Star Weekend
  37. American Monster
  38. SNL's Extreme Baking Competition Has Some Extreme Cake Designs
  39. Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. Sells For A Record-Breaking $100,150
  40. Penn Badgley On How He Lived Long Enough To Become The Villain
  41. Why Insulin Is Inaccessibly Expensive Despite Great Demand
  42. A 'Smart Bed' That Keeps People From Hogging Space, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
  43. Stray Puppy Takes A Break From Chowing Down, Makes Sure His Mom Has Something To Eat, Too
  44. Reese's Advertising History: Eat Peanut Butter Cups However You Want
  45. Guy's Trick For Opening A Bottle Comes With Quite A Kick
  46. Ranking Every Kind Of Rice By How Healthy It Is
  47. The Ellis Is A Minimalist Multi-Tool Ready For Anything Life Throws At You
  48. The Best New Long Reads On The Internet
  49. A Bunch Of Bros Doing Wild Trampoline-To-Ceiling Tricks

New Scientist

  1. Stone Age Europe may have been home to no more than 1500 people
  2. Your phone and shoes are home to completely unknown life forms
  3. The children striking over climate change speak to New Scientist
  4. AI autotune makes your terrible karaoke singing more tolerable
  5. Fears of OpenAI’s super-trolling artificial intelligence are overblown
  6. A dialect quiz shows we still cling to our regional identities
  7. Russia’s plan to unplug from the internet shows cyberwar is escalating
  8. Meet the man who made CRISPR monkey clones to study depression
  9. Interstellar ‘Oumuamua might be a fractal snowflake not an alien probe
  10. Smugglers are profiting from our failure to define endangered species
  11. A gut bacteria toxin that damages DNA may be involved in bowel cancer
  12. CRISPR could help us protect ourselves from viruses like flu and HIV
  13. The last black leopard photographed in Kenya was born in New York
  14. Find tonic water bitter? Part of your brain may be on the small side
  15. Can teenagers get vaccinated without their parents’ permission?
  16. Offspring from older sperm are fitter and age more slowly
  17. Robot mimics desert ants to find its way home without GPS
  18. No plugs needed: How wireless charging could set electric cars free
  19. Breast pumps may introduce harmful bacteria to babies’ gut microbiome
  20. Smart skin sticker could detect asthma attacks before they happen
  21. Unhappy Valentine’s: Why bad memories of your ex are so hard to shake
  22. Slime-fighting slug can superglue enemy frogs to trees for days
  23. Wild black leopard photographed in Africa for first time in 100 years
  24. Opportunity Mars rover is officially dead after 15-year mission
  25. Cassowaries’ strange headgear helps them stay cool in the heat
  26. Chimp sign language and human communication follow the same rules
  27. The US plans to launch swarms of attack drones from robo-submarines
  28. AI has helped rescue children trafficked for sexual exploitation
  29. DNA test could boost IVF success rates without putting embryo at risk
  30. Green New Deal proposal includes free higher education and fair pay
  31. Sailors spread the ancient fashion for monuments like Stonehenge
  32. Controversial fossils suggest life began to move 2.1 billion years ago
  33. AI can diagnose childhood illnesses better than some doctors
  34. Distant Ultima Thule is a weirdly flat snowman that defies explanation
  35. Huge global extinction risk for insects could be worse than we thought
  36. Don't believe women in science face huge inequality? Here's the proof
  37. We may finally know what causes Alzheimer’s – and how to stop it
  38. Tyrannosaurus rex might have accidentally helped fruit grow
  39. Game theory says Brexit negotiations are now all about avoiding blame
  40. Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge, the godfather of caffeine
  41. Universal income study finds money for nothing won't make us work less
  42. Beer before wine or wine before beer: the hangover is the same
  43. Heat-sensitive fabric cools you on hot days and warms you in the cold
  44. A painless pill containing tiny needles may one day replace injections
  45. Crows can solve a tricky puzzle box by planning ahead and using tools
  46. European Mars rover named after DNA discoverer Rosalind Franklin
  47. Voting systems that let losing side win may increase overall happiness
  48. WhatsApp’s message limit isn’t enough to halt the spread of fake news
  49. There’s a weird new type of magnet that shouldn't be able to exist
  50. Recommended gap between smear tests could increase thanks to HPV test
  51. Bees can pass a simple maths test but they might just be cheating
  52. Coastal catastrophe looms larger as sea level forecasts creep upwards
  53. It now costs more to make bitcoin than the cryptocurrency is worth
  54. How Earth's changing ecosystems may have driven human evolution
  55. Trump wants to end HIV infections by 2030 - here's how to do it
  56. The truth about generations: Why millennials aren't special snowflakes
  57. DNA-eating bacteria lurk beneath the Atlantic Ocean floor
  58. Women seem to have younger brains than men the same age
  59. Australia has been home to hopping kangaroos for 20 million years
  60. Material made from citrus fruit peel could help clean up oil spills
  61. The ancestor of all creatures on Earth lived a lukewarm lifestyle
  62. Scientists studied a ‘haunted house’ to understand why we love horror
  63. Mouse toes partially regrown after amputation thanks to two proteins
  64. US and Russia face nuclear arms race as both threaten key treaty
  65. Climate change is making it harder to grow fruit and vegetables
  66. Teenagers who copy each other’s risk-taking have more friends
  67. People with depression are less likely to have certain gut bacteria
  68. Seismic boom may explain why 2018 Palu earthquake was so devastating
  69. Here's how we could turn an asteroid into a space station
  70. Your gut bacteria may match your blood group – but we don’t know why
  71. Mind-controlled robot lets you weld metal without using your hands
  72. Gum disease and Alzheimer's: Your questions answered
  73. Rhinoceros beetles have weird mouth gears that help them chew
  74. The Milky Way may be slowly devouring a hidden neighbouring galaxy
  75. We’ve hacked the Curiosity rover to learn how mountains form on Mars
  76. Self-growing material could make muscles that become stronger with use
  77. So far 2019 has set 35 records for heat and 2 for cold
  78. Deep-sea mining could wreck the last unexplored ecosystem on Earth
  79. Scuba-diving gear could help clean up carbon dioxide from power plants
  80. Virus lurking inside banana genome has been destroyed with CRISPR
  81. So long, veganuary: Here’s how to consume consciously year round
  82. Vaping beats nicotine gum at helping people quit smoking
  83. Black holes eat negative energy and vomit out huge powerful jets
  84. Alzheimer's bacterial link reiterates the importance of our microbiome
  85. Asking the biggest questions is the very essence of science
  86. Siberian cave reveals secrets of its mysterious Denisovan inhabitants
  87. People are seeking sperm donors online, but are the risks worth it?
  88. Self-taught robot figures out what it looks like and what it can do
  89. Loot boxes in games like Fortnite are gambling and should be regulated
  90. Genome sequencing could become a routine part of health care in the UK
  91. Epigenetic testing firms claim to help you live a healthier lifestyle
  92. Using CRISPR to stop male calves being born may lower animal suffering
  93. Neanderthals may have been sprinters not endurance runners
  94. Will rising food costs after Brexit really cause thousands of deaths?
  95. National parks pick up the pieces after month-long US shutdown
  96. Apollo astronauts might have found a piece of Earth on the moon
  97. Mind-reading implant can decode what your ears are hearing
  98. We've only just found out exactly how sperm wiggle their tails to swim
  99. Can scanning books really reveal if the US is becoming more tolerant?
  100. Blood test can diagnose fetal genetic disorders early in pregnancy

Slashdot

  1. Australia's Major Political Parties Targeted by 'Sophisticated State Actor', Prime Minister Says
  2. Major Games Publishers Are Feeling The Impact Of Peaking Attention
  3. Goldman Sachs Asks: 'Is Curing Patients a Sustainable Business Model?'
  4. YouTube To Blame For Rise in Flat Earth Believers, Says Study
  5. India, the World's Second Largest Internet Market, Is Turning Its Back on Silicon Valley
  6. 'No, You Can't Ignore Email. It's Rude.'
  7. 'Digital Gangster' Facebook Intentionally and Knowingly Violated UK Privacy and Competition Rules, British Lawmakers Say
  8. Researcher Scans All IP Addresses of Austria, Finds a Ton of Things That Shouldn't Be Online
  9. Google Fixing Chrome API To Prevent Incognito Mode Detection
  10. House Bill Requires Pornography Filter on All Phones, Computers Purchased in Kansas
  11. Razer Game Store Closing Feb 28, Less Than Year After Launch
  12. New York Mayor Says Amazon Headquarters Debacle Was 'an Abuse of Corporate Power'
  13. How TV Pirates Accidentally Pushed a 25-Year-Old Indie Song to the Top of the Charts in Japan
  14. Germany Sees Big Rise in Security Problems Affecting Infrastructure
  15. The Complicated Economy of Open Source Software

BoingBoing

  1. Learn MySQL painlessly with this online master class
  2. Death Generator: classic video game scenes with custom text
  3. NASA's unbelievably sadistic coloring book
  4. Dialect quiz tracks down where you grew up
  5. Parrot wants to touch cat
  6. You can get a 5-tier wedding cake made of cheese at Costco
  7. Spectacular 21-car pileup at Daytona 500
  8. This Hawaiian shirt depicts the zombie apocalypse in paradise
  9. Two brothers deface worthless baseball cards for fun and profit
  10. 童絵解万国噺: a wonderfully bizarre 19th century Japanese fanfic history of America
  11. Public records requests reveal the elaborate shell-company secrecy that Google uses when seeking subsidies for data-centers
  12. Ah, the sound of a dot matrix printer!
  13. Shoulder tattoo of wrong Mars rover
  14. Etsy sellers say their bank accounts were emptied in major billing snafu
  15. Find your perfect side hustle with this freelancer's bible
  16. Signs that China's real-estate bubble will burst and take the economy with it
  17. Shoot your movie now with this filmmaker's master class
  18. AFL-CIO open letter to game devs: things won't get better until you unionize
  19. Amazon's 2018 profits: $11.2 billion; Amazon's 2018 IRS bill: negative $129 million
  20. Anti-vaxxers use Facebook to target pregnant women with fear and lies
  21. 5 dead and 5 police officers shot in Illinois mass shooting; gunman also dead
  22. Vogue executive quits after "slave-themed photo" posted
  23. YouTube's algorithms demonitizes piano tutorial site for "Repetitious content"
  24. The 'Carlton Dance' is not eligible for registration, Fortnite boogies on
  25. Ja Rule has plans for to Fyre up another music festival. Seriously.
  26. Watch a bus do a u-turn on a busy highway
  27. Rescue pit bull pup performs perfectly for treat
  28. Funny postcards based on old paperbacks
  29. Akita puppy has serious snow addiction
  30. Trump admits his "National Emergency" isn't really an emergency

Core77

  1. Plastic Bags are Recyclable, So Why Can't We Throw Them In Recycling Bins? PBS Explains
  2. This Japanese Version of a Nail File is Cylindrical (and Of Course, Multifunctional)
  3. Design Job: Commit to Innovation as a UX Design Principal at 3M in Maplewood, MN
  4. Reader Submitted: SmartBowl: Homeware from Hardware
  5. A Dental Industry Tool for Getting the Last Drop of Product Out of a Squeeze Tube
  6. Watch Nicole Gibbons' "How to Disrupt an Oversaturated Market" Talk at the 2018 Core77 Conference
  7. These Bolts Change Color When Tightened Properly
  8. AeroMods: DIY Aerodynamic Improvements to Cars
  9. Design Job: DroneDeploy is Seeking a Sr UX/UI Designer to Help Design Drone Software for Complex Job Sites
  10. Currently Crowdfunding: Delightful Robots, Handy Portable Chargers and Holographic Driving Assistants!
  11. Freitag Expands Material Offering to Include Recycled Plastic Bottles (After 25 Years of Truck Tarp Loyalty)
  12. MoMA's "The Value of Good Design" Exhibition
  13. Watch Jamie Wolfond's "Backwards Design Isn't So Backwards" Talk at the 2018 Core77 Conference
  14. CCAD Industrial Design Students Studying Effect of Technology on Mental Health
  15. Observing Cars Crashing Into K-Rails, to Debunk a Theory

CNET

  1. Amazon pulls HQ2 from New York: Here are all the reactions - CNET
  2. Special counsel Robert Mueller questioned ex-Cambridge Analytica director - CNET
  3. Pirates reportedly use Apple certs to release hacked apps on iPhone - CNET
  4. TCL's concept phone folds into smartwatch, Facebook slammed in new UK report video - CNET
  5. Tovala tech is coming to LG smart ovens - CNET
  6. Galaxy S10 chip kills it in our early Snapdragon 855 benchmarking tests - CNET
  7. Buy the Fluance Ai40 wireless bookshelf speakers, get a free Google Home Mini - CNET
  8. Galaxy S10 goes ultrasonic? Here's an early look at its likely fingerprint reader - CNET
  9. How to buy a microwave - CNET
  10. Fitbit Charge 3 vs. Versa: Which one should you buy? - CNET
  11. Fitbit Charge 3 vs. Fitbit Versa: How to choose video - CNET
  12. The best LED floodlights you can buy right now - CNET
  13. What to expect from Mobile World Congress 2019 video - CNET
  14. Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 review: Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 is my almost-perfect phone - CNET
  15. Apple Watch Series 4 vs. Series 3: Which one should you buy? - CNET
  16. Here's why we need an iPhone SE 2 right now - CNET
  17. AirPods, iPads and streaming: What we could see from a March Apple event - CNET
  18. 2019 Mercedes-AMG E53 Coupe review: A standout that stands alone - Roadshow
  19. Apple to release new MacBook Pro and iPhone with bilateral charging, says report - CNET
  20. Oscars 2019: How to stream online, start time, nominees, predictions and more - CNET
  21. Updated 2020 GMC Acadia debuts new turbocharged engine, AT4 trim - Roadshow
  22. The 26 best games on PlayStation 4 - CNET
  23. The 26 best games on the Xbox One - CNET
  24. YouTube to blame for rise in flat Earth believers, says study - CNET
  25. WWE Elimination Chamber 2019: Match results, highlights, reactions and more - CNET

Reddit

  1. What is a fact that you think sounds completely false and that makes you angry that it's true?
  2. Youtube is Facilitating the Sexual Exploitation of Children, and it's Being Monetized (2019)
  3. Finding Parents' MAGA Hats Will One Day Be Equivalent of Discovering Their 'Ku Klux Klan Hood or Robe,' Says Professor
  4. [SPOILER] Francis Ngannou vs. Cain Velasquez
  5. Trust us...
  6. TIL a man in Arizona stole a diamond worth 160,000$ and traded it for 20$ worth of weed.
  7. stay back 100 meters or you will be shot
  8. I’ve been wearing the same outfit every day for 2 years. I highly recommend it.
  9. For a 27 year old woman, this is really immature.
  10. [Update] I [31m] found torn-up remnants of a Plan B box in the kitchen garbage. My wife [27f] should have no reason to use emergency contraceptive because I had a vasectomy years ago. I talked to her.
  11. Baking
  12. Dire Cat
  13. Man accused of pulling gun on couple wearing MAGA hats
  14. Entitled shareholders upset people who actually work get money before them
  15. Nothing says "oops,I just f*cked up" more than when you try to punch someone and they catch your fist mid air and squeeze it in their hand while laughing at you
  16. At first I thought it was a retro ad, but then I saw MAGA
  17. I usually have a beer or two after work at the bar next door, and for my birthday the staff each got me a small novelty present and they all signed a card for me. I don't have a lot of friends, this mattered a lot to me.
  18. Facebook deliberately broke privacy and competition law and should urgently be subject to statutory regulation, according to a devastating parliamentary report denouncing the company and its executives as “digital gangsters”.
  19. How Mitch McConnell Enables Trump - He’s not an institutionalist. He’s the man who surrendered the Senate to the president
  20. TIFU by leaving my girlfriend chained to a bed for 3 hours NSFW
  21. People who drive 15-20 mph under speed limit and brake check anyone they think is too close are more dangerous than speeders and tailgaters and should be punished more.
  22. REPUBLICAN LOGIC
  23. Just listen...
  24. Bill Gates Says Taxing Capital Gains Is The Way Forward
  25. WCGW if I try to take a photo in the air?
  26. Boys We Did It
  27. Cat lands as expected
  28. Family team work.
  29. Only gas station for 100 miles, took 20 minutes to fill up and the handle was broken so I had to hold it to pump.
  30. Baby gets glasses, and can see clearly for the first time
  31. This Church that got hit by lightning
  32. Ok, now i get it
  33. Rectangle pizza was the heavy hitter of school lunches in the 80s and early 90s
  34. AITA for not wanting my bf to live with a female coworker for 2 weeks to do a vegan diet?
  35. The very last image transmitted by Opportunity, on Sol 5111.
  36. Invasion of Poland, 1939
  37. TIL that months after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, Fred Rodgers and Francois Clemmons worked together to show the word how to integrate swimming pools by soaking their feet in the pool together.
  38. Surgeon Hospitalized for 6 Weeks After Working 180-Hour Shifts, Gets Called an 'Emotional Female'
  39. Surgeon Hospitalized for 6 Weeks After Working 180-Hour Shifts, Gets Called an 'Emotional Female'
  40. Snapping turtle about to eat betta fish
  41. Where is the missing wife of Scientology's ruthless leader? (2019) - "Shelly Miscavige is the wife of Scientology leader David Miscavige, the high priestess of Scientology who vanished 13 years ago" - 60 Minutes Australia
  42. This has massive potential
  43. I felt this on a personal level and wanted to share
  44. Apple Said to Release 16-Inch to 16.5-Inch MacBook Pro With All-New Design in 2019
  45. HMC while I pull out two hidden drinks outta my boobs
  46. [Image] Free copy of fo76 for ps4 when you buy ps4 thumbstick covers for 5$... :)
  47. "Middle of the night water" tastes so much better than normal water
  48. Maze Runner
  49. Made a little edit of an awesome shot from the OG Iron Man.
  50. Completely obliterate what’s left of my self esteem.
  51. Spread the word
  52. Well if you’re posting on 4chan then it’s a pretty reasonable assumption
  53. 2018 indie girl starterpack
  54. Not facebook but crazy
  55. Alexa, play Childish Gambino
  56. ELdeRlY Citizen iS fLogGeD tO DEatH By saDIsTIc tEENAge fUCkerS
  57. Bisexuals of Reddit, what is something that is a turn on from one sex but a turn off from the other?
  58. EA banned my account right after I subscribed to Origin Access Premier for 1 year
  59. Come on Oprah
  60. Baby Bambi just saying hello.
  61. A 16 year old madlass makes a sandwich at the south pole. R/madlads question her skills and finances.
  62. Breeding bees with "clean genes" could help prevent colony collapse, suggests a new study. Some beehives are "cleaner" than others, and worker bees in these colonies have been observed removing the sick and the dead from the hive, with at least 73 genes identified related to these hygiene behaviors.
  63. Girl I follow on Twitter accidentally uploaded the unedited version yesterday and then quickly deleted once she realized, I screenshotted immediately and she uploaded the facetuned version today lmao
  64. Legally blind High School wrestler wins the Alabama state championship
  65. Jaguar's 'connected car' could mean you'll never see a red light again - Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory system that allows cars to “talk” to traffic lights and advise the driver of the ideal speed they should use to avoid a stoplight.
  66. Funny and wholesome at the same time
  67. Slack Wyrm #413
  68. Over 2000 people died after receiving Centrelink robo-debt notice, figures reveal
  69. Recently lost one of my squad mates in a wreck due to a drunk driver. Just a reminder to all to stay safe and stay away from alcohol behind the wheel. Rest In Peace John, you made an amazing squad mate and an even better person!
  70. Guys, I think they sent in the wrong package
  71. We can throw lipsense’s whole company away at this point
  72. Just like a whole wheat bread
  73. Someone in the comments says that their school created the bulldog, someone else corrects them.
  74. The purest of pure
  75. Paul Verhoeven accepts his Razzie Awards for Showgirls, becoming the first director to ever accept one.
  76. Outstanding move
  77. Me on my cake day.
  78. The only game that can save Pewdiepie right now
  79. Giving her new brother a warm welcome
  80. Antinatalism is the belief that people shouldn't have kids because life contains suffering. Sometimes the people on r/antinatalism... They uhh... Well... Have a look
  81. Shut em down open up shop
  82. Makeup reseller sells a harmful product, makes a public post partially blaming the customer, and then gets upset when someone reposts said post to reddit.
  83. That must be one killer channel
  84. At work we had a power outage, $10,000 worth of ice cream fits in one dumpster.
  85. The seals reaction when he just wanted a fish
  86. Apparently you’re not a REAL man if you don’t MAKE sons. My fabulous father who raised two girls would like to argue otherwise. Real men are fathers to their children. Doesn’t matter if they’re boys or girls.
  87. Entire NES built into NES cartridge
  88. Erobb221 Helps Out a Small Final Fantasy Streamer
  89. Big boy tries a maze, it's uneventful
  90. Spotted this degeneracy near Austin
  91. (Repost)
  92. Continents with total wealth smaller than Italy ($10.569 trillion)
  93. And the Wingged Hussars Arived!
  94. Turtle riding the back of a Plecostomus ( Algae eater).
  95. Can't sit down without a doctors note? Okay then!
  96. "The Procession", Simon Stålenhag, Digital, 2016
  97. The trick is knowing which subreddit to post to
  98. The middle dancer will spin clockwise or counterclockwise depending on if you look at the left or right one
  99. HMF I’m gonna puke.
  100. High School Memories

The Verge

  1. LG partners with smart oven startup for automated cooking
  2. Emoji are showing up in court cases exponentially, and courts aren’t prepared
  3. ‘Sophisticated state actor’ hacks Australia’s political parties months before election
  4. Withings Health Mate review: I walked 500 miles for an app
  5. Chrome to patch loophole that allows sites to block Incognito mode users
  6. OnePlus makes Google Duo its favored video-calling app
  7. Huawei’s 5G equipment is a manageable risk, British intelligence claims
  8. The most trusted source of Apple rumors says 2019 iPhones will have these features
  9. Apple releasing ‘all-new’ 16-inch MacBook Pro and 32-inch 6K monitor this year, says report
  10. Here’s how a ‘90s app made those transforming Animorphs book covers

Wired

  1. Star Wars News: Is 'Episode IX' Called 'Balance of the Force'?
  2. 38 Best President's Day Sales on Laptops, TVs, Gear (2019)
  3. In Defense of Videogame Selfies (Yes, Really)
  4. 10 Best Cheap Headphones and Earbuds for 2019 (Under $100)
  5. NATO Group Catfished Soldiers to Prove a Point About Privacy
  6. The Imperfect Truth About Finding Facts in a World of Fakes
  7. Inside the Alexa-Friendly World of Wikidata
  8. The Best Gear for the E-Scooter Commuter
  9. 6 Apps for Taking a Bit of the Work Out of Your Workday
  10. 3 Smart Things: What You Might Not Know About Attention
  11. The Devastating Allure of Medical Miracles
  12. Jargon Watch: What ‘Roadmanship’ Means to a Self-Driving Car
  13. How a DIY Tesla Mechanic Resurrects Damaged Electric Cars
  14. ‘Summer’ Blockbusters Are Coming Too Soon
  15. Infoporn: 100 Years of Sci-Fi, Explored
  16. AI-Powered Apps Could Make Us More Creative—or Less Human
  17. My Life Online—Without All the Metrics
  18. VCs Are Hungry for Fast-Casual ‘Food Platforms’
  19. Why the Aeron Is Still the Most Coveted Seat in the Office
  20. Our Ears Are Unlocking an Era of Aural Data

LifeHacker

  1. Disabled People Are Entitled to a Free Lifetime Pass to National Parks 
  2. Monday's Best Deals: $112 Robotic Vacuum, Mario Maker 2, Philips Hue, and More
  3. All the Ways You Can Get Your Student Loans Forgiven
  4. Presidents' Day Sales, Ranked
  5. What's Closed on President's Day
  6. Tell Us Your Public Transit Hacks
  7. What's Coming and Going From Netflix the Week of February 18, 2019
  8. Just Give In and Buy a Robotic Vacuum Already; It's Only $112 Today
  9. How to Watch the Daytona 500 Without a TV
  10. Streamline Your Workflow by Assigning Tasks to Days of the Week
  11. Find the Cheapest Vacation Spot For You and Your Long-Distance Love With This Tool
  12. Prevent the Office Chatterbox From Distracting You By Assigning Him Tasks
  13. How to Livestream NBA All-Star Weekend Without a TV
  14. How to Temporarily Store Your Luggage When You're Staying at an Airbnb
  15. This Pants Hanger Is Flippin' Genius 
  16. How to Maintain (Relative) Privacy on Dating Apps
  17. I Can’t Eat Much Meat on the Planetary Health Diet—But I'm Feeling Better When I Do
  18. Start Learning HTML and CSS With This Ultimate Guide
  19. Zappos' Presidents' Day Sale Features Cole Haan, Nike, and More
  20. Try These Stability Ball Core Exercises
  21. How to Break Up With Someone Kindly
  22. Throw Out All of Your Uncomfortable Underwear Right Now
  23. Anker's Best Portable Projector Is Bright, Sharp, and Cheaper Than Ever
  24. Ask The Salty Waitress: How can I make sure my server gets my tip?
  25. Use This Calculator to Build Your Own Wealth Tax

The Onion

  1. Female Brains More Youthful Than Male Ones
  2. Mass Invasion Of Polar Bear Forces Russian Islands To Declare Emergency
  3. Trump Offers Clear, Historical Precedent For Deploying U.S. Military With No Provocation
  4. Trump Base Celebrates President For Standing Up To Constitution
  5. Ann Coulter Attacks Trump For Cowardly Backing Down From Full On Race War
  6. Beached Whale Trying To Hold On Until Sea Levels Rise
  7. Climatologists Find Pitchers And Catchers Reporting Further South Every Spring
  8. Chef Justice Luigi Vespucci Issues Spicy Dissent On Puttanesca V. Arrabiata
  9. Chinese Man Worried You Can’t Have Respectful Debate About How Amazing Government Is Anymore
  10. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Criticized For Preventing 25,000 New York Evictions
  11. Pros And Cons Of Salary Transparency
  12. Tumor-Covered Chester Cheetah Apologizes For Role In Marketing Dangerously Cheesy Cheetos To Children
  13. NYPD Deploys New Line Of Plain Clothes Cop Cars
  14. Yosemite Expands Lodging Accommodations With New Log Cabin High-Rises
  15. Nation Celebrates Valentine’s Day
  16. ‘Wait, Mr. Bezos, You Forgot Your Tax Subsidy!’ Says Andrew Cuomo Running Behind Limo
  17. Elliott Abrams Defends War Crimes As Happening Back In The ’80s When Everyone Was Doing It
  18. Annoying YouTube Algorithm Not Letting Man Forget Single Time He Watched 14 Hours Straight Of Hitler Speeches
  19. Meals On Wheels Volunteers Deliver Body Chocolate, Edible Underwear To Seniors Shut In On Valentine’s Day
  20. El Chapo Given Life Sentence
  21. Boss Makes Lipstick Prints On Paychecks For Valentine’s Day
  22. Sighing Banksy Methodically Kills Another Few Kids Who Stumbled Upon Him Doing Graffiti
  23. Man Worried Experiences Of Cancun Trip Far Too Complex To Be Conveyed Through Single Keychain
  24. Tips For Enjoying Valentine’s Day If You’re Single
  25. Woman Wakes Husband Up On Valentine’s Day With Hot Surprise Blowtorch

The Register

  1. Surrey Uni mans the space harpoons, and NASA buys more seats on Russian rockets
  2. You know the drill: SAP has asked Joe Public to name Munich arena so go forth and be very silly
  3. HPE wants British ex-CFO to testify in UK Autonomy lawsuit before Uncle Sam sentences him
  4. Twilight of the sundials: Archaic timepiece dying out and millennials are to blame, reckons boffin
  5. Windows Subsystem for Linux adds pop to release, SAC-T sacked, crypto-jacking apps: It's Microsoft's week
  6. Solder and Lego required: The Register builds glorious Project Alias gizmo to deafen Alexa
  7. Australian prime minister blames 'state level' baddies for Oz parliament breach
  8. What did turbonerds do before the internet? 41 years ago, a load of BBS
  9. Here come the riled MPs (it's private, huh), Facebook's a digital 'gangster' ('disingen-u-ous'). Zuckerberg he is a failure (on sharing data)
  10. Techie in need of a doorstop picks up 'chunk of metal' – only to find out it's rather pricey
  11. Data-spewing Spectre chip flaws can't be killed by software alone, Google boffins conclude
  12. Want to create fake web profile pics? This creepy AI tool makes them on demand. Plus predictive policing, and more
  13. Tens of millions more web accounts for sale after more sites hacked, Mac malware spreads via Windows.exe, and more
  14. After outrage over Chrome ad-block block plan, Google backs away from crippling web advert, content filters
  15. How's this for sci-fi: A cosmic river of 4,000 stars dazzles lifeforms as it flows through a galaxy. And that galaxy is the Milky Way
  16. Pokemon No! Good news: You can now ban the virtual pests, er, pets to stop nerds wandering around your property
  17. Bloke thrown in the cooler for eight years after 3D-printing gun to dodge weapon ban
  18. Amazon triples profit to $11.2bn, pays ZERO DOLLARS in corp tax – instead we pay it $129m
  19. Oracle throws toys out pram again, tells US claims court: Competing for Pentagon cloud contract isn't fair!
  20. Missed Valentine's Day? Take your beloved to a Visual Studio 2019 launch event instead
  21. NASA's Dawn Mission receives nod in memory of Apollo 13 'naut for asteroid belt derring-do
  22. Well Holby damned! We've caught a virus: Brit medical soap operas team up for 'cyber' episode
  23. Billionaire Buffett's Berkshire liquidates $2.1bn stake in Oracle – months after buying the shares
  24. Banking in 2019: Sure, we'd recommend TSB's online, mobe banking say cowed customers
  25. Sussex rap fan wants statue of Easy-E from NWA in his hometown because he's a 'legend'
  26. Dratted hipster UX designers stole my corporate app
  27. The algorithms! They're manipulating all of us! reckon human rights bods Council of Europe
  28. Crypto crash leads to inventory pile-up at Nvidia, sales slaughtered
  29. Surface Studio 2: The Vulture rakes a talon over Microsoft's latest box of desktop delight
  30. Blockchain is bullsh!t, prove me wrong meets 'chain gang fans at tech confab
  31. Want to know what 2020 holds? Microsoft has a little something for you
  32. Return of the audio format wars and other money-making scams
  33. Crash, bang, wallop: What a power-down. But what hit the kill switch?
  34. 'This collaboration is absolutely critical going forward'... One positive thing about Meltdown CPU hole? At least it put aside tech rivalries...
  35. Why does that website take forever to load? Clues: Three syllables, starts with a J, rhymes with crock of sh...
  36. Help us sniff out 50 neutron star collisions so we can calculate universe expansion, cosmoboffins plead
  37. How's this for sci-fi: Orbiting probes face fiery death dive from planet's radiation belts. And that planet is Earth
  38. Roses are red, Facebook will pay, to make Uncle Sam go away: Zuck, FTC in $bn settlement rumor
  39. White House and FCC announce big, broken solutions to America's pitiful broadband
  40. Use an 8-char Windows NTLM password? Don't. Every single one can be cracked in under 2.5hrs
  41. Amazon throws toys out of pram, ditches plans for New York HQ2 after big trouble in Big Apple
  42. Funnily enough, says NetApp, when the global economy slows down, people don't buy quite as many storage arrays
  43. Facebook political data probe: £2.5m. Powers for the ICO: Priceless
  44. Bad news for WannaCry slayer Marcus Hutchins: Judge rules being young, hungover, and in a strange land doesn't obviate evidence
  45. Boss of venerable sect with millions of devoted followers meets boss of venerable sect with... yeah, you get the idea
  46. Roses are red, this is sublime: We fed OpenAI's latest chat bot a classic Reg headline
  47. OK, Google? Probably not! EU settles on wording for copyright reform legislation
  48. Roses are red, so is ketchup, 'naked' Huawei tells its critics to belt up
  49. Airbus will shutter its A380 production line from 2021
  50. How do you like them Apples? Tim Cook's iPhones sitting in the tree, feeling unloved by the Chinese

TechMeme

  1. Australia's PM says the country's parliament and three largest political parties have been hacked by a "sophisticated state actor" ahead of a federal election (Sydney Morning Herald)
  2. Study: in 2017, ~17M US content creators, up 16.6% YoY, earned ~$6.8B, up 17% YoY, on nine leading platforms including Instagram, Twitch, Tumblr, and YouTube (Mike Masnick/Techdirt)
  3. How abrupt, disruptive policy changes due to rising nationalism and pressure from local business are making India increasingly hostile to foreign tech companies (Manish Singh/VentureBeat)
  4. How AR could spark the next big tech platform, the "Mirrorworld": a 1-to-1 map of unimaginable scope, merging our physical reality with the digital universe (Kevin Kelly/Wired)
  5. In the rivalry between Uber and Ola in India, Ola is relying on global expansion and acquisitions while Uber is using innovation to solve local problems (Ananya Bhattacharya/Quartz)
  6. On the uncanny similarities between Xerox's failure to commercialize PC GUI and Google's Waymo, as new self-driving startups with minimum viable products emerge (Timothy B. Lee/Ars Technica)
  7. Alibaba acquires 8% stake in Nasdaq-listed Chinese anime streaming site Bilibili; Tencent paid $320M for its 12.3% stake in Bilibili in October (Rita Liao/TechCrunch)
  8. Newzoo study: total revenue for the global e-sports market will reach $1.1B in 2019, up 26.7% YoY from $897.2M in 2018; $456.7M will come from sponsorships (Don Reisinger/Fortune)
  9. Ming-Chi Kuo: a MacBook Pro with a 16"-16.5" screen and all-new design, a 31.6" "6k3k" monitor, a new upgradable Mac Pro, and a new iPad mini coming in 2019 (Chance Miller/9to5Mac)
  10. Japan's second-largest mobile carrier KDDI says it is investing about $800M for a 49% stake in online securities company Kabu.com (Nikkei)
  11. UK parliament's report on fake news and disinformation says "digital gangster" Facebook deliberately broke laws, calls for antitrust, data abuse investigations (Natasha Lomas/TechCrunch)
  12. EU negotiators agree on regulations to curb unfair trade practices, requiring more transparency on how internet platforms list and rank products (Foo Yun Chee/Reuters)
  13. Research: machine learning techniques today are designed to find patterns and always make a prediction, making a lot of ML-based scientific research unreliable (Clive Cookson/Financial Times)
  14. Gaming hardware maker Razer says it will close its digital game store on February 28, less than a year after it opened (Samuel Horti/PC Gamer)
  15. Etsy accidentally charged a number of seller accounts for hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars on Friday, leaving users without money for the long weekend (Gina Loukareas/Boing Boing)