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BBC

  1. Contaminated blood scandal: Inquiry 'must uncover truth'
  2. Scammers steal half a billion pounds from UK banking customers
  3. Labour threat to vote against Theresa May's Brexit plan
  4. Electrical implant helps paralysed people to walk again
  5. Italy migrant crisis: Government passes tough bill
  6. Water shortages fuel ongoing protests in Basra, Iraq
  7. Brett Kavanaugh: Embattled Trump nominee 'not going anywhere'
  8. Luka Modric named best male player and Marta best female player at Fifa awards
  9. Mike Hall: UK cyclist died instantly in race collision, inquest told
  10. Indiana school bus driver fired for letting kids drive
  11. Dellen Millard killed father as he slept and inherited millions
  12. Domestic abuse victims 'failed' by private probation service
  13. Portuguese 400 year old shipwreck found off Cascais
  14. The Papers: Will 'war on water rats' increase bills?
  15. Quiz: Test your knowledge of evolution
  16. Reality Check: Does America pay too much to the UN?
  17. Taiwan tribal tattoo: 'Held down and marked when I was just eight'
  18. New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern's baby premieres among world leaders
  19. Gamer with terminal cancer achieves 'Ultimate' goal
  20. Seven foot snake falls from attic hatch at Nuneaton home
  21. BBC News Channel
  22. 'Debt killed my dad'
  23. Reality Check: The worst place to be stranded at sea?
  24. Fetishised and forgotten: Why bisexuals want acceptance
  25. Dara O'Briain on why comedians are reluctant to do Mock The Week
  26. Bodyguard: David Budd could help save lives of those with PTSD
  27. How translation apps are ironing out embarrassing gaffes
  28. The female pilot teaching African women to fly
  29. Letter from Africa: Why I was sentenced to 5,000 years in jail
  30. Ellie Soutter Foundation 'can end vicious cycle around athletes' funding'
  31. Ben Stokes: Andrew Flintoff says England all-rounder 'not the same' since trial
  32. Russia doping: Wada head Sir Craig Reedie defends Russian reinstatement decision
  33. Serena Williams: 'I don't understand coach's claims'
  34. Watch as 7-year-old Malea Emma stuns MLS crowd with national anthem
  35. Alexis Sanchez: Man Utd may sell forward if he does not improve - Ian Wright
  36. 'I lost my entire family to a cult': How one woman escaped Grace Road

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Instagram founders reportedly resign from Facebook
  2. Telltale Games suggests more 'The Walking Dead' episodes could arrive
  3. What's on TV: 'FIFA 19,' 'The Good Place' and 'Forza Horizon 4'
  4. Walmart will use blockchain to ensure the safety of leafy greens
  5. Twitter will help you prepare for election day
  6. Former Facebook moderator sues over mental trauma
  7. Netflix's Halloween lineup includes 'The Shining'
  8. Try macOS Mojave's Dark Mode on these apps
  9. Swiss soccer fans interrupt game to protest esports
  10. 'Alto's Adventure' arrives on Mac for $10
  11. Bumble forges ahead with Tinder countersuit while pursuing an IPO
  12. Slack buys and shuts down intelligent email app Astro
  13. Apple Watch Series 4 teardown exposes all the big changes
  14. Waze navigation is now available on Apple CarPlay
  15. Microsoft releases Office 2019 for Mac and Windows
  16. Ancestry hopes you'll share your DNA for a custom Spotify playlist
  17. Comcast makes ‘sizable’ investment in Tile
  18. Google Lens is coming to Image search results
  19. Google Feed gets renamed Discover, will appear on mobile homepage
  20. T-Mobile relaunches prepaid service with Amazon and Google perks
  21. Google's new activity cards will save your previous searches
  22. Snapchat will let you shop on Amazon using its camera
  23. macOS Mojave is now available for download
  24. macOS Mojave is out today. Here’s what to expect.
  25. Microsoft merges search across Windows 10, Office, Edge and Bing

Pinboard

  1. Software disenchantment @ tonsky.me — via Feedbin Starred Entries for me@brad.is
  2. icon-M/Close_M — Introducing ColorBox! We’re open-sourcing Lyft’s color algorithm that we used to create our accessible color system.
  3. The ultimate guide to proper use of animation in UX
  4. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZuayQFD51w) — This ad has to have the biggest wow moment of any political ad I’ve ever seen
  5. Everything You Know About Obesity Is Wrong - The Huffington Post — From the 16th century to the 19th, scurvy killed around 2 million sailors, more than warfare, shipwrecks and syphilis combined. via Pocket
  6. Sublime Merge
  7. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG7YHFT4hjw&feature=youtu.be) —
  8. There is no longer any such thing as Computer Security — There is no longer any such thing as Computer Security
  9. How to make a racist AI without really trying | ConceptNet blog — RT @Abebab: How to make a racist AI without really trying "... the sentiment is generally more positi…
  10. Why I’m done with Chrome – A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering — Why I’m done with Google Chrome:
  11. Google Suppresses Memo Revealing Plans To Closely Track Search Users in China — via The Intercept http://bit.ly/2FEda2C
  12. Vapid: an intentionally simple CMS
  13. Idle Until Urgent — Philip Walton
  14. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/21/us/politics/rod-rosenstein-wear-wire-25th-amendment.html) — Oh my
  15. Engineering Productivity – Camille Fournier – Medium
  16. Bálint's extended musings | Chrome is a Google Service that happens to include a Browser Engine — So what changed with Chrome 69? From that version, any time someone using Chrome logs into a Google service or site, they are also logged into Chrome-as-a-browser with that user account. Any time someone logs out of a Google se…
  17. The Plot to Subvert an Election: Unraveling the Russia Story So Far - The New York Times — On an October afternoon before the 2016 election, a huge banner was unfurled from the Manhattan Bridge in New York City: Vladimir V. Putin against a Russian-flag background, and the unlikely word “Peacemaker” below. It was a daredevil …
  18. cfenollosa/os-tutorial — os-tutorial - How to create an OS from scratch
  19. slothking-online/graphql-editor: GraphQL editor - visual node editor for GraphQL
  20. Your calendrical fallacy is thinking... — So, I stayed up way too late last night and made a thing:
  21. DBMS Musings: NewSQL database systems are failing to guarantee consistency, and I blame Spanner
  22. Senate Democrats Investigate a New Allegation of Sexual Misconduct, from the Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s College Years, by His Yale Classmate Deborah Ramirez | The New Yorker — A big development.
  23. Whatever Happened to the Semantic Web? — RT @TwoBitHistory: The story of the web that never came to be:
  24. No Sex Please, We’re Apple: iPhone Giant Seeks TV Success on Its Own Terms - WSJ — Tim Cook sat down more than a year ago to watch Apple Inc.’s first scripted drama, “Vital Signs,” and was troubled by what he saw. The show, a dark, semi-biographical tale of hip hop artist Dr. Dre, featured characters doing lines of cocaine, …
  25. On Generative Algorithms: Introduction · inconvergent
  26. Inside the eight desperate weeks that saved SpaceX from ruin | Ars Technica — via Ars Technica http://bit.ly/2tADO7P
  27. The Observation Deck » Falling in love with Rust — Falling in love with Rust:
  28. A Programming Language Underdog · totally wearing pants — A Programming Language Underdog (cmts )
  29. Untitled (https://theconcourse.deadspin.com/brett-kavanaugh-is-a-man-the-right-can-get-behind-1829225731) — Excellent piece on why the right is sticking by Kavanaugh:
  30. 100 Best Books of the 21st Century (So Far) — RT @chaykak: this @vulture proto-canon of 21st century literature is fascinating
  31. How to Become a Better Software Developer: A Handbook on Personal Performance – 7pace Blog — Favorite tweet: tek_news Reddit/p: How to Become a Better Software Developer: A Handbook on Personal Performance https://t.co/geflUPHTiI — Tech news (BOT) (@tek_news) September 19, 2018 http://twitter.com/tek_news/status/104245958…
  32. People Like You More Than You Know - Scientific American Blog Network — via Scientific American Content http://bit.ly/2G0PIgQ
  33. The Great DF Random Slowdown Should Be Over
  34. The best way to learn is drawing, even if you're no artist — Quartzy — via Quartz http://bit.ly/2tvdiN3
  35. No, I Will Not Debate You — People rarely change their minds in the course of formal public debate. Not the people on stage, and very few of those in the audience. Years of robust debate in my capacity as a commentator and journalist have taught me that you don’t change minds simply by pointing out where someone is wrong. As…
  36. Big Data’s Mathematical Mysteries | Quanta Magazine — via Quanta Magazine http://bit.ly/2GfOEC8
  37. Holding a Program in One's Head — This is why I work with the people I work with.
  38. The Deliberate Awfulness of Social Media | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker https://ift.tt/2vBNPRa
  39. xkcd: Curve-Fitting — Curve-Fitting
  40. Opinion | We Are Not the Resistance - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  41. Notes from November 28 meetup of Bay Area Tech Solidarity — A basic security guide for NGOs, journalists, and activists working in the United States:
  42. Postgres 11 - A First Look - Craig Kerstiens — Postgres 11 is almost here, in fact the latest beta shipped today, and it features a lot of exciting improvements. If you want to get the full list of features…
  43. PR firm helped Whelan stoke half-baked Kavanaugh alibi - POLITICO — via Politics, Policy, Political News Top Stories https://politi.co/2p59nkJ
  44. Favorite by @cindygallop — Men: your girlfriends haven't told you. Your wives haven't told you. Your daughters haven't told you. Your female colleagues haven't told you. Your female…
  45. Deborah Copaken: My Rapist Apologized - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://bit.ly/2K9Clx5
  46. Kavanaugh ally says he did not communicate with White House or Supreme Court nominee about theory of another attacker - The Washington Post — via Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis https://wapo.st/2FHX347
  47. You Don’t Understand Our Culture – Econlib — Superficial appearances notwithstanding, I am not part of this culture.
  48. An Oral History of Apple's Infinite Loop | WIRED — via Wired Top Stories http://bit.ly/2tAvpRP
  49. Observable — Generative art: New and recreated vintage art, made with code and imagination
  50. Kent Sorenson Was a Tea Party Hero. Then He Lost Everything. - POLITICO Magazine — via Politics, Policy, Political News Top Stories https://politi.co/2p59nkJ
  51. John Deere Just Cost Farmers Their Right to Repair | WIRED — via Wired Top Stories http://bit.ly/2tAvpRP
  52. How To Kill Your Tech Industry — RT @markhurrell: this article is worth a few minutes of your busy busy day
  53. asaph.org: Thanks for the Surprise Integration with my Website, Apple!
  54. How to write the perfect sentence | Books | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  55. Functional Core, Imperative Shell — Destroy All Software Screencasts — @johanneslink Maybe this can serve as an inspiration for practical functional programming #socrates12
  56. Your gut is directly connected to your brain, by a newly discovered neuron circuit | Science | AAAS
  57. Andrew Sullivan: America, Land of Brutal Binaries — via di https://nym.ag/2oYZcPm
  58. CLI: improved — list of alternate cli tools that remy uses
  59. Patterns That Eventually Fail — Sometimes patterns can lead you astray. For example, it’s known that is a good approximation to the number of primes less than or equal to Numerical evidence…
  60. Alyssa Milano: Why I didn’t report - Vox — via Vox - All http://bit.ly/2HnDTO1
  61. Don’t buy the Brexit hype: it’s a border in the Irish Sea or the customs union | Jonathan Lis | Opinion | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  62. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/23/business/media/the-markup-craig-newmark.html) — Read all about us in the @NYTimes
  63. For Hackers, Anonymity Was Once Critical. That’s Changing. - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  64. If you don't hire juniors, you don't deserve seniors • Isaac Lyman — "If you don't hire juniors, you don't deserve seniors"
  65. Common Cyborg | Jillian Weise | Granta — RT @techn0ccult: Beautiful and important. "Common Cyborg," by Jillian Weise
  66. The Rise and Demise of RSS — The Rise and Demise of RSS (cmts )
  67. Opinion | She reported her rape. Her hometown turned against her. Can justice ever be served? — About that night Aug. 11, 2006, was a sweltering Friday night in the midst of a long, fatally hot summer. A 16-year-old girl reported that she was raped that…
  68. Jam3/math-as-code · GitHub — Confused by mathematical notation in graphics papers? I'm writing a cheat-sheet for devs:
  69. “The Game” Made This Pickup Artist Famous. But The Rules Have Changed. — via BuzzFeed - Latest https://bzfd.it/2Gdo9O9
  70. xkcd: Unfulfilling Toys — Unfulfilling Toys
  71. John McDonnell: Labour wants to push ahead with Brexit | Politics | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  72. How to fail as a new engineering manager – Noteworthy — The Journal Blog
  73. Drafts 5.4: Siri Shortcuts, WordPress, and More — Drafts 5 was recently updated to version 5.4, which brings a host of new features. While there is support for iOS 12's Siri shortcuts and all that they have to…
  74. Ask HN: What open source project, in your opinion, has the highest code quality? | Hacker News
  75. Redoing my diary — Previous post You’ve probably heard the computer science saying “You can write Fortran in any language.” It’s a recognition that when people move to a new…
  76. Just Don’t Call It Privacy - The New York Times — via NYT > Business https://www.nytimes.com/pages/business/index.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
  77. Accused Sexual Harassers Thrived Under NBC News Chief Andy Lack — EXCLUSIVE: NBC News chief Andy Lack let accused sex harassers slide—over and over again
  78. Amazon Alexa Will Take Over Your Home - The Atlantic — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  79. How the octopus got its smarts | Cosmos
  80. Michael Moore’s “Fahrenheit 11/9″ Aims Not at Trump But at Those Who Created the Conditions That Led to His Rise — via The Intercept http://bit.ly/2FEda2C
  81. watchOS 5: The BirchTree Review – BirchTree — watchOS 5: The BirchTree Review via Instapaper
  82. Gamasutra: C Bel's Blog - 3D engine entirely made of MS Excel formulae : Enjoy this Doom.xls file !
  83. What do you think of when you think of a cowboy? | Global | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  84. Simple Analytics — Simple, easy and friendly analytics.
  85. Biden confronts the ghost of Anita Hill - POLITICO — via Politics, Policy, Political News Top Stories https://politi.co/2p59nkJ
  86. Machine Learning Confronts the Elephant in the Room | Quanta Magazine — via Quanta Magazine http://bit.ly/2GfOEC8
  87. Ecstasy May Make Octopuses More Social, Just Like Humans - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic https://ift.tt/1aNUXMQ
  88. Sleeping Dragon - The Calming Tones
  89. Roughtime: Securing Time with Digital Signatures — It's time. Roughtime.
  90. YouTube is failing its creators
  91. ShortcutsGallery.com - Download or share Siri Shortcuts — Download powerful Siri Shortcuts from others or share the ones you created with the world. These shortcuts will boost your iOS experience.
  92. Apple Watch Series 4 (via IFTTT) — Apple Watch Series 4 https://ift.tt/2pkBz3h
  93. After the Kavanaugh Allegations, Republicans Offer a Shocking Defense: Sexual Assault Isn’t a Big Deal | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker https://ift.tt/2vBNPRa
  94. Extreme biohacking: the tech guru who spent $250,000 trying to live for ever | Science | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian https://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  95. iOS 12: The MacStories Review – MacStories — I’ve been working on this for 3 months, and here it is: My iOS 12 review: I poured hundre…
  96. When Televisions Were Radioactive - The Atlantic — So thrilled to have a piece appear in the Object Lessons series of @TheAtlantic today.
  97. DBMS Musings: NewSQL database systems are failing to guarantee consistency, and I blame Spanner
  98. Having fun with link hover effects | CSS-Tricks
  99. Forget the new iPhones, Apple's best product is now privacy — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  100. The Strange Tale of the Most Obscure Joke a 90s Cartoon Ever Made – VRV Blog — The Strange Tale of the Most Obscure Joke a 90s Cartoon Ever Made via Instapaper https://ift.tt/2QJGZRY

The Next Web

  1. Ancestry creates you a custom Spotify playlist for $99 and some spit
  2. This iOS 12 Shortcut automatically activates your iPhone camera during a police stop
  3. Here’s our best look at at Huawei’s Mate 20 Pro yet
  4. These people will go to the edge of the Earth to prove it’s flat
  5. Slack just bought (and killed) a beloved email app
  6. YouTube won’t delete the channel of an accused child molester
  7. ‘Minimal Turing Test’ asks you to prove you’re a human with a single word
  8. Peter Theil’s attacks on higher education are boring
  9. Apple acquires Shazam and announces it’ll now be ad-free
  10. Review: HTC’s Vive Wireless Adapter solves one of VR’s biggest problems

Smashing Magazine

  1. Dark Patterns And Other Design No-Nos For Mobile
  2. A Guide To Embracing Challenges And Excelling At Your UX Design Internship
  3. Building A PWA Using Angular 6
  4. Visual Studio Live Share Can Do That?
  5. Fixed Elements And Overlays In XD: Incredibly Easy And Fun Methods For Your Prototypes
  6. Flexbox: How Big Is That Flexible Box?
  7. Monthly Web Development Update 9/2018: Native Lazy Loading And Imaginary Work
  8. Smashing Book 6 Is Here: New Frontiers In Web Design
  9. The Importance Of Manual Accessibility Testing
  10. Introduction To Animation And The iMessage App Store With Shruggie
  11. Getting Started With Machine Learning
  12. Designing A Textbox, Unabridged
  13. Preparing Your App For iOS 12 Notifications
  14. Take A New Look At CSS Shapes
  15. Get Your Mobile Site Ready For The 2018 Holiday Season

Wirecutter

  1. How to Clean a Humidifier
  2. The Best Hand Mixer
  3. The Best Projector for a Home Theater
  4. The Best DNA Ancestry Test
  5. The Best VPN Service
  6. The Best Tweezers
  7. The Best Third-Party Inkjet Ink
  8. The Best Powerline Networking Adapter
  9. The Best USB-C Battery Packs and Power Banks
  10. Resistance Training: How Much Weight Should I Lift?
  11. How to Start a Resistance Training Routine
  12. The Best Home Security System
  13. The Best USB 3.0 Flash Drive
  14. How to Use Your Existing Phone Overseas
  15. The Best Booster Car Seats
  16. The Best Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries
  17. The Best Portable Solar Battery Charger
  18. The Best Toolbox
  19. The Best Window Fans
  20. The Best Sprinkler
  21. The Best LED Desk Lamp
  22. The Best Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
  23. TV Buying Guide
  24. The Best Hose Nozzle
  25. 19 Things That Make Moving Less Miserable
  26. The Best Free Menstrual Tracking App
  27. The Best TVs
  28. Should You Consider Target’s Made By Design?
  29. The Best Cell Phone Plan for Frequent International Travel
  30. The Best Deep Fryer

Sweethome

  1. The Best Home Security System
  2. The Best Toolbox
  3. The Best Window Fans
  4. The Best Sprinkler
  5. The Best Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
  6. The Best Hose Nozzle
  7. 19 Things That Make Moving Less Miserable
  8. The Best String Trimmers
  9. Sofa Buying Guide
  10. The Best Sheets
  11. The Best Tape Measure
  12. The Best Bike Pump (Floor Standing)
  13. The Best Nail Clippers
  14. The Best Vacuum Sealer
  15. The Best Outdoor Watering Can
  16. The Best Mosquito Control Gear for Your Patio or Yard
  17. The Best Twin XL Sheets for Your Dorm Room
  18. The Best Extension Cords for Your Home and Garage
  19. How to Keep Your Home Cool
  20. Where Should You Buy Appliances?
  21. The Best Window Air Conditioner Bracket
  22. Amazon Echo vs. Google Home: Which Voice Controlled Speaker Is Best for You?
  23. The Best Linen Sheets
  24. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  25. The Best Mousetrap
  26. Vivint Home Security System Review: Pro Install vs. DIY
  27. The Best Basic Home Toolkit
  28. The Best Pressure Washer
  29. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  30. The Best Garden Hose

Hacker News

  1. Instagram’s Co-Founders Said to Step Down from Company
  2. Killing processes that don't want to die
  3. When Do We Have Empathy for the Mentally Ill?
  4. Nerve implant 'restores consciousness' to man in vegetative state (2017)
  5. Dust storms on Titan spotted by Cassini for the first time
  6. Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of Chrome browser change
  7. Hayabusa-2: Japan's rovers send pictures from asteroid
  8. The Sound of Pixels
  9. Eagle.js: A hackable slideshow framework built with Vue.js
  10. Show HN: A new protocol for packet radio including ECDSA and compression
  11. If You're Not Writing a Program, Don't Use a Programming Language [video]
  12. Innovation in Violinmaking (1998)
  13. Dmesg under the hood
  14. How FPGAs work, and why people will buy them (2013)
  15. Neuromodulation of spinal networks enables stepping after complete paraplegia
  16. Show HN: Plash – Build and run containers
  17. Australia pushes for spyware on phones
  18. Marzipan: Porting iOS Apps to the Mac
  19. Zoho.com CEO says domain with 40M users suspended for abuse complaint
  20. What happened when Boston Public Schools tried for equity with an algorithm
  21. IRS: Review of the System Failure That Led to the Tax Day Outage [pdf]
  22. The Hunt for Robot Unicorns
  23. World's first animal was a pancake-shaped prehistoric ocean dweller
  24. Police forcing me to install Jingwang spyware app, how to minimize impact?
  25. Telltale Employees Left Stunned by Company Closure, No Severance
  26. Myst at 25: How it changed gaming, created addicts, and made enemies
  27. Self-solving Rubik's Cube
  28. Creating a bash completion script
  29. Crafting Interpreters: Strings
  30. Zeus (YC S11) is growing quickly, seeking front end engineer

Ars Technica

  1. After working with Tesla’s Australia battery, wind company wants more batteries
  2. Perpetually licensed Office 2019 now available for corporate customers
  3. Microsoft unifying search across Bing, Office, and Windows
  4. macOS 10.14 Mojave: The Ars Technica review
  5. How to make your own bootable macOS 10.14 Mojave USB install drive
  6. Comcast stock tanks after company strikes $40 billion deal to buy Sky
  7. SiriusXM to pay $3.5 billion for Pandora
  8. Neutrinos may decay invisibly, resolving problems in IceCube data
  9. When supplies of drugs run low, drug prices mysteriously rise, data shows
  10. Captain Cook’s HMS Endeavour found off the coast of Rhode Island
  11. Sex, violence, drugs get the axe in Apple’s upcoming original content
  12. Financial document reveals Vulcan rocket engine competition is over
  13. Windows Virtual Desktop gives you a Windows 7 or 10 desktop on Azure
  14. Surface Hub 2 splits into two: 2S in 2019, 2X in 2020
  15. Microsoft offers completely passwordless authentication for online apps
  16. New Roku Premiere devices make 4K HDR streaming as affordable as $39
  17. Four maps show how electricity generation has changed in the US
  18. Low pay, poor prospects, and psychological toll: The perils of microtask work
  19. Solar panels replaced tarmac on a motorway. Here are the results.
  20. OnePlus takes just 45 days to bring Android 9 Pie to the OnePlus 6

Digg

  1. There Is No Fall TV Season Anymore
  2. Welcome To Paris's Delicious, Wine-Soaked, Never-Ending Block Party
  3. This Satellite Footage Of A Rocket Taking Off Is Absolutely Incredible
  4. If You're Into Vaping, Blu Is Having A Sale On Their Intense Line Of Liquidpods
  5. Gritty, The NHL's Newest Mascot, Has Already Attacked A Fan And Slipped On The Ice
  6. Please, Don't Do This
  7. The Countries With The Most And Least Efficient Healthcare, Ranked
  8. The Strange, Sad Case Of Sunspot, The Empty Astronomy Town
  9. Weezer Has Finally Dropped A Music Video For 'Africa' And, Hell Yeah, Weird Al Is In It
  10. Is This Finally The Beginning Of The End For The Password?
  11. Why Do So Many Millennial Brands Think Adults Want Stickers?
  12. These History-Making Photos Of Rovers Landing On An Asteroid Are Stunning
  13. The Next Step For #MeToo Is Into The Gray Areas
  14. This Software Turns Google Analytics Into An SEO Powerhouse
  15. The Real Cost Of Working In The House Of Mouse
  16. If There's Anything Scarier Than A Copperhead Snake, It's A Copperhead With Two Heads
  17. The 'Lawnmower Parent' Is Destroying Future Generations
  18. Exhausted New Dad Assumes The Rolled Up Blanket In His Arms Is Actually His Baby
  19. How Grape-Nuts Became A Cult-Favorite Ice Cream Flavor
  20. The Best New Long Reads On The Internet
  21. How France Created The Metric System
  22. What If Reality Isn't Real?
  23. You Got A Vape Pen, Now What?
  24. Astronomers Spot A Black Hole Sucking Up An Earth-Size Clump Of Matter
  25. Guy Stops In The Middle Of The Massachusetts Turnpike To Yell At The School Bus Behind Him
  26. Finding Comfort In Small Spaces
  27. It's 1987 And Optimus Prime Is Back In The Full-Length Trailer For 'Transformers' Prequel 'Bumblebee'
  28. The Unlikely YouTube Superstardom Of Dr. Gregory Johnson
  29. Uber Drivers And Other Gig Economy Workers Are Earning Half What They Did Five Years Ago
  30. This Rubik's Cube Can Solve Itself
  31. The Most Promising Migraine Drug In Years Is Being Held Hostage By Our Healthcare Dystopia
  32. It Sounds Like Apple's Original Content Is Going To Be Really, Really Bad
  33. 'Gritty' Is The New Mascot For The Philadelphia Flyers — He's Beautiful
  34. A Tesla Semi Accelerating With A Trailer Attached Sounds Really Odd
  35. What The Rise Of Men's Makeup Means For Masculinity
  36. More Potential Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Brett Kavanaugh Emerge — Here's What We Know
  37. Guy Casually Dives Off A 110-Foot Cliff
  38. The Great Mortality
  39. College Football Player Returns Two Straight Kickoffs For Touchdowns
  40. 7-Year-Old Sings National Anthem At MLS Game, And Holy Moly This Is Something Else
  41. The Untold Story Of The Vegetable Peeler That Changed The World
  42. The Quest To Topple OpenTable
  43. Raccoon Jumps Off 9th Floor Of Building, Pops Back Up Like It Was No Big Deal
  44. How To Use Seawater To Grow Food In The Desert
  45. Content Moderator Sues Facebook, Says Job Gave Her PTSD
  46. These Adorable Bulldog Puppies Can't Figure Out How To Walk
  47. Get In Bed With Skynet
  48. Today Is The Last Day You Can Get The Newest iPhone For $0/Month
  49. With Chrome's New Privacy-Unfriendly Change, You Should Really Try The New Firefox

New Scientist

  1. Genetic tool that wipes out malaria could save 500,000 lives each year
  2. People are more clued up about science than you might think
  3. Japanese space hoppers reveal glorious sci-fi vision of asteroid Ryugu
  4. A man with paralysis can walk again thanks to a nerve-boosting implant
  5. Riemann hypothesis likely remains unsolved despite claimed proof
  6. Divers are attempting to regrow Great Barrier Reef with electricity
  7. Infinity war: The ongoing battle over the world’s hardest maths proof
  8. Stupid AI: How humans can stop machines from falling for visual tricks
  9. A tiny robotic capsule could roam your intestines and suck up mucus
  10. Famed mathematician claims proof of 160-year-old Riemann hypothesis
  11. Subliminal messages can make you forget memories without realising
  12. Zapping your guts with electricity can help relieve constipation
  13. Earliest known animal was a half-billion-year-old underwater blob
  14. Octopuses taking MDMA get all huggy and loved-up with each other
  15. Animals can count, but can’t read numbers – and now we know why
  16. NASA’s new exoplanet-hunter has spotted its first alien worlds
  17. A pair of tiny hopping rovers are about to land on an asteroid
  18. Field notes: Polluted polar bears await the great Arctic land grab
  19. Milk alternatives: Which are good for both you and the planet?
  20. Killing ‘zombie’ brain cells can prevent memory loss in mice
  21. Smart pills can transmit data to your doctors, but what about privacy?
  22. China’s uniform approach for students is a bad fit for other countries
  23. A mind-reading headset lets people fly drones using their thoughts
  24. Dance flies attract males with their hairy legs and inflatable sacs
  25. Mosquitoes are eating plastic and spreading it to new food chains
  26. The whiff of sandalwood makes the human head sprout more hair
  27. SpaceX’s billionaire moon trip is all about building a luxury brand
  28. Quantum mechanics may contradict itself when applied to big objects
  29. Revealed: What the UK public really thinks about the future of science
  30. A third of us would go one-way to Mars – but it may shrink your brain
  31. Artificial genes show life does not have to be based on DNA
  32. Why wouldn’t you want to live forever? New Scientist editors debate
  33. Only one in five UK adults would choose to live forever if they could
  34. Honeybee swarms act like superorganisms to stay together in high winds
  35. Skin genetically engineered to destroy cocaine could prevent addiction
  36. The Higgs hunter has just turned 10. Why is nobody celebrating?
  37. Hydrogen can form ‘ghost bonds’ with something that isn’t even there
  38. Why a rake on the moon messed up our theories of life on Earth
  39. Heart-tugging tales of crowdfunded cancer ‘cures’ fuel quack medicine
  40. We’ve found a pulsar spinning so slowly that it shouldn’t exist
  41. AI tries bad improv comedy to trick people into thinking it is human
  42. Acid is dribbling out of the melting permafrost in the Arctic
  43. An antioxidant might lead to new therapies for bone arthritis
  44. Half the planet should be set aside for wildlife – to save ourselves
  45. Watch this robotic fruit fly swoop, dive and perform impressive flips
  46. New Apple Watch heart monitor sounds great – here’s why it may not be
  47. Bandages laser-bonded to your skin may fix wounds better than stitches
  48. BPA-free plastics seem to disrupt sperm and egg development in mice
  49. Just one tiny piece of plastic may be enough to kill a baby turtle
  50. Birds can learn to understand the meanings of other species’ calls
  51. World’s first drawing is a red crayon doodle made 73,000 years ago
  52. New breast cancer gene tests will mean hard choices for many women
  53. Gluten may be making you tired and depressed according to a new study
  54. We may have reached Madagascar 6000 years earlier than once thought
  55. Incognito mode: the battle for privacy in a world of face recognition
  56. Governor of California orders state to go carbon neutral by 2045
  57. Is the rise of populism over or only just beginning?
  58. It’s an outrage that Turkey is ditching Darwin from science textbooks
  59. Can a low-carb diet really help shed weight and reverse diabetes?
  60. Global warming is amplifying Hurricane Florence’s destructive power
  61. You should soothe babies who wake at night – it speeds sleep training
  62. Ambitious plan for seven London-sized forests to meet UK climate goals
  63. Peaceful basking sharks can leap just as powerfully as great whites
  64. After the cat: Celebrating Schrödinger’s 75-year influence on biology
  65. Watch a blast of sound turn floating drops into bubbles
  66. Hurricane Florence: Mass evacuation of 1.5 million residents ordered
  67. Volcanic eruption may have helped drive real-life hobbits extinct
  68. Genetic studies intend to help people with autism, not wipe them out
  69. We’ve cracked the brain’s emotion code and it may help depression
  70. France going veggie would save 1m litres of water per person each year
  71. Antimatter seen in two places at once thanks to quantum experiment
  72. We’re not unique – lots of species can recognise themselves
  73. Probiotics are mostly useless and can actually hurt you
  74. A giant pool noodle to clean up ocean plastic launches today
  75. New Scientist Live: what it’s like to be an explorer in the modern age
  76. Google’s AI hate speech detector is easily fooled by a few typos
  77. Japan wants people to virtually embody avatars orbiting in space
  78. Novichok attack: Did Russian agents have enough poison to kill 4000?
  79. Glass box of atomic vapour could work as a James-Bond-style spy radio
  80. Watch this bat-inspired robot use sound to navigate and spot plants
  81. Filling Sahara with solar and wind farms would double local rainfall
  82. Moose and sheep pass down their migration routes through culture
  83. Global warming is melting glaciers and that means more tsunamis
  84. Humans, not bots, spread Twitter conspiracies after Parkland shooting
  85. Hundreds of ancient mummified penguins found in Antarctic graveyard
  86. Jocelyn Bell Burnell wins $3m Breakthrough prize for pulsars discovery
  87. A huge water-powered factory helped make food for Roman sailors
  88. Reddit’s megapixel masterpiece illustrates how culture evolves
  89. The American Dream is slipping away faster than we thought
  90. Gas guzzlers reborn: Why your next car could run on hydrogen
  91. Jupiter has a Great Blue Spot too, thanks to its weird magnetic field
  92. Did someone deliberately sabotage the International Space Station?
  93. We’ve discovered a shark that eats plants as a side dish to shellfish
  94. Butcherbird uses vicious whiplash technique to kill its prey
  95. Your brain power varies throughout the year, peaking in autumn
  96. People calling Ryan Gosling’s First Man unpatriotic are stuck in 1969
  97. Can an online test really tell if you have a healthy heart?
  98. The real danger of deepfake videos is that we may question everything
  99. ‘Invisible’ Ebola transmission in the DRC may make it a bigger threat
  100. Elk gamble with their lives in spring to win a mate in autumn

Slashdot

  1. Uber Drivers and Other Gig Economy Workers Are Earning Half What They Did Five Years Ago
  2. Greece Uses High-Tech Drones To Fight Tax Evasion In Holiday Hotspots
  3. Tech Giants Spend $80 Billion To Make Sure No One Else Can Compete
  4. Apple Completes Shazam Acquisition, Will Make App Ad-Free For Everyone
  5. Machine Learning Confronts the Elephant in the Room
  6. Implanted Device Helps Two People With Paralysis Walk Again
  7. Slack Buys and Shuts Down Intelligent Email App Astro
  8. Google Revamps Search Engine To Include New Cards and Tags As It Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary
  9. Web-Based Office Suite Zoho Taken Offline By Registrar After Alleged Phishing Complaints
  10. iPhone XS and XS Max Users Are Reporting Poor Cell and Wi-Fi Reception
  11. SiriusXM Is Acquiring Pandora in $3.5 Billion Deal To Create the 'World's Largest Audio-Entertainment Company'
  12. Mitsubishi Recalls 68,000 SUVs Over Bad Software
  13. Over 1,100 New Arcade Games Added To the Internet Archive
  14. Apple Releases macOS Mojave Featuring Dark Mode and Other Features; Earlier Today a Security Researcher Published 0Day Bypass For a Privacy Bug in the new OS
  15. Microsoft Launches Office 2019 For Windows and Mac

BoingBoing

  1. Meanwhile, Kavanaugh pal Mark Judge hides out in Delaware beach house with his Superman comics
  2. Death pigeon hovers ominously
  3. Relying on a ridesharing gig to make money ain't what it used to be
  4. Kavanaugh faces gang rape claims. Third woman “witness and victim” to be revealed, Avenatti says
  5. Kavanaugh denies sex assault claims on Fox News, says he was a virgin at the time (VIDEO)
  6. 'Game of Thrones' filming locations to reopen as tourist attractions in Northern Ireland
  7. Jewelry in the shape of gerrymandered US congressional districts
  8. Jack Black as twisted Bob Ross doppelgänger in his first episode of "Post Apocalypto"
  9. Hear these breakfast sausages cry for mercy as they are cooked
  10. I spoke with the CEO of Sennheiser about audio, virtual reality and the notion of legacy
  11. Supersonic: a glorious new art book about the Concorde airplane
  12. RIP Al Matthews, 'Aliens' fantastic Sgt. Apone
  13. Hollywood stuntwoman gives us step-by-step look at how she performs her amazing stunts
  14. The classic BIC 4 color pen
  15. Watch: profile of a 101-year-old tattoo artist
  16. Boxes of bananas donated to Texas prison contained $18 million in cocaine
  17. Dallas P.D. fires Amber Guyger, cop who entered neighbor's apartment and killed him
  18. New Weezer video for "Africa" with special guest star Weird Al
  19. Fortnite introduces nightmare-scary clowns and a Season 6 llama DJ
  20. iPhone Xs MAX durability test
  21. Watch: what it's like to live on a submarine
  22. Facebook reminds America's cops that they're not allowed to use fake accounts
  23. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein not fired after all
  24. Watch "Punking Out," a short 1978 documentary about the CBGB scene
  25. The Monkees recorded a new Christmas album
  26. Self-solving Rubik's Cube
  27. Neo-Noire, the ultimate 1980s brush font
  28. John Oliver on Facebook's role in fomenting genocide, pogroms and authoritarianism.: "a toilet"
  29. 3D-printed gun promoter arrested in Taiwan, returned to US, and bailed on sex charge
  30. "Ghosting" is so popular that it's now a Halloween costume

Core77

  1. Harry Parr on Designing Multi-Sensory Experiences and Starting a Business You're Truly Passionate About
  2. Reader Submitted: A Table Lamp Inspired by a Pickup Needle Placed on a Vinyl
  3. Inside a High-End Handmade Carpet Production Workshop
  4. Studio 7.5 on the Design of Herman Miller's New Cosm Chair
  5. Anvil Studios Designed Blaze and Spark Nano-Medicine to Stand Out Amongst Other Life Sciences Equipment
  6. How Ford Lost the First Mustang Ever Made—and What They Had to Do to Get it Back
  7. Design Job: Jack Mason is Seeking a Product Designer who Shares their Values of Design, Culture, & Community
  8. Reader Submitted: E-Blister Clock: "Simply Time, Nothing Else"
  9. How to Hack a Sketchbook to Store a Hidden iPad Mini
  10. A Look at Design School Dorms, Part 2: SCAD's Ultra-Modern Hive Complex
  11. TickZapper's Claw Design Provides Pain-Free Tick Removal for Pets
  12. How Parquet Floors are Made
  13. Cut in Half: Images of Everyday Objects Put Through a Waterjet Cutter in Book Form
  14. Design Job: Tired of the Corporate Grind? Lifestyledesign is Seeking an Industrial Designer in CA
  15. Design Consultant Emily Cohen on Understanding Your Marketable Skills and Inventing Your Own Job

CNET

  1. Instagram cofounders reportedly leaving Facebook - CNET
  2. Google CEO Sundar Pichai plans private meeting with GOP lawmakers - CNET
  3. Twitter reacts to Gritty, the most frightening mascot ever invented - CNET
  4. RIP Al Matthews: As Sgt. Apone, he fought to the end in Aliens - CNET
  5. How drones and lasers will help us predict volcanic eruptions - CNET
  6. Amazon Echo Link adds Alexa and inputs to powered speakers for $200 - CNET
  7. 2019 Audi Q3 first drive review: Patience is a virtue - Roadshow
  8. Microsoft and Shell team up to build AI into gas stations - CNET
  9. Aquaman: Trailers, release date, cast, plot, rumors and more - CNET
  10. How to use iOS 12 Screen Time and parental controls video - CNET
  11. Surprising tech and gadgets you can get on Amazon for under $50 - CNET
  12. 3 new ways your kids can use Alexa - CNET
  13. Snapchat test lets you point camera at products and buy them on Amazon - CNET
  14. Lotus needs your help finding its very first car - Roadshow
  15. Microsoft Ignite 2018: Windows Virtual Desktop, Office 2019 and everything else just announced - CNET
  16. How to use Stacks in MacOS Mojave - CNET
  17. Alaska Airlines will make long flights more bearable with VR movies - CNET
  18. This 'ghosted' texting Halloween costume is truly haunting - CNET
  19. Dell's ultrathin S2718D HDR monitor cut to $220, can charge your laptop - CNET
  20. 2019 Honda Civic's new Sport trim starts at $21,150 - Roadshow
  21. Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL: Rumored specs, features, leaks, price, release date - CNET
  22. Walmart picks blockchain to track food safety with veggie suppliers - CNET
  23. Facebook content moderators are suffering from PTSD, lawsuit claims - CNET
  24. Ew! It's finally OK to play ew (and OK) as a Scrabble word - CNET
  25. Google revamps search engine with Discover news feed and activity cards - CNET

Reddit

  1. [CA] A student at the preschool I work at is only being taught a fictional language
  2. What's something you found out about your S.O years into the relationship that made you reevaluate the whole relationship?
  3. BTS at the United Nations
  4. I'm usually not confrontational, but this is a friend of mine and she has gorgeous hair. I couldn't let her become another victim of Monat. We'll see if the hun comes after me...
  5. Those of you who have had a midlife crisis and left their wives. How did it work out?
  6. Teachers, how do you respond to a parent like this?
  7. I am Alexandria Brown, a dominatrix who recently published a book on my relationship to Charlottesville organizer and former neo-Nazi candidate for U.S. Senator—Augustus Sol Invictus. AMA.
  8. Job offer withdrawn after negotiating, pls help me understand what I did wrong?
  9. LPT: A wedding speech should be five minutes maximum.
  10. How prevalent was looting by US troops during WWII?
  11. On the 4th of March 1998, 11-year-old Rui Pedro from Portugal disappears near his mother’s workplace. 3 years later, his photo is found on the database of Wonderland Club, a child pornography ring. This is the last anyone saw of him.
  12. If I was a lobster in the kitchens of the Titanic, would I have escaped it when it sank? Or was I pretty fucked?
  13. What are some "Poor Man's Habits" that are worth adopting?
  14. Rich customer, poor customer
  15. I reported her.
  16. Rebrand "anti-vaxx" as "pro-choice" and those for vaccinating as "pro-life".
  17. Nebraska was 66 - 27 under Bo Pelini. Since firing him for his poor performance, they've been 19 - 22.
  18. Jeremy Corbyn has warned the rich they are on “borrowed time” because a Labour government is coming as he took aim at their tax breaks and offshore havens. His speech comes after Labour launched a radical plan to require private companies to hand over a 10 per cent share of their equity to workers.
  19. 5e: Can a Dwarf tell the difference between hand carved statues and someone who was magically turned to stone?
  20. On the 33 Stone Paimon Ritual--Why it is OK on r/occult
  21. How the fuck is cyber bullying real
  22. What lifestyle changes have you made in the pursuit of FIRE?
  23. This scene with Michael and Jim gets me every time
  24. Entitled People and their Reviews
  25. Apparently I screwed my neighbor while I was on Ambien
  26. [NSV]My husbands brilliant theory as to why my shirts are now to big.
  27. Ladies how much are you bothered by being told to smile?
  28. AITA for reporting my classmates for doing weed?
  29. Update - I posted a bunch of creepy texts guys have sent me, onto Facebook and Instagram.
  30. Where have I heard this line hmmmmmm
  31. NuqnuH!
  32. Isitbullshit:chewing gum will make your jaw line more defined
  33. Porn has ruined an entire generation's sexuality and needs to be prohibited
  34. I'm still poor
  35. My father just destroyed most of my stuff because of my sister. What should I do?
  36. Games that "lie" or otherwise intentionally deceive its players to enhance gameplay (minor spoilers for Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice)
  37. It will be the death of our republic if someone that exhibits a clear pattern of predatory behaviour doesn’t get to sit on the SC!
  38. Dallas police officer Amber Guyger fired over Botham Jean shooting
  39. [Harry Potter] I found a document listing Rubeus Hagrid's height and weight as 11'6", 289 lbs. Is he a skeleton under his moleskin?
  40. Don't touch it!
  41. Kinda wish she was miscarried...
  42. Does it seem to anyone else that r/Ireland is beginning to be targeted by the kind of right-wing shit that fucked up the Brexit and US elections?
  43. What are the potential outcomes of the upcoming meeting with Rod Rosenstein and the President on Thursday?
  44. Unsure how to handle Junior Developer who asks for a lot of help.
  45. Youth Groups in a Nutshell
  46. ILPT When you are buying a pair of trousers, always put a belt from the store onto them. 9 times out of ten you wont get charged for it.
  47. Be careful with your interactions with women that you are not interested in
  48. guys i'm worried about our melon
  49. The whites have took over
  50. I Didn't Go to Grad School to Take a Pay Cut
  51. Help! How do I stop salmon skin from sticking to the pan?
  52. Did anyone find the ending of BOTW unsatisfying?
  53. YSK: If you use Google voice commands on your phone, you may be surprised what data is being kept without your knowledge
  54. [Officer] why your attitude matters on a traffic stop.
  55. Keto-On-Hard-Mode: Thru-Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail (TL;DR... a 2600+ Mile Success!) [Update][Pics]
  56. As a game developer, would you consider games to be an art form?
  57. TripleByte's interview style is exactly what's WRONG with the industry -- from a 10+ yr Engineer
  58. [Fluff]I got a high energy dog not because I was a high energy person but because I know that if I don't increase my energy I will die young.
  59. Don’t really know what to title this but it gave me a good laugh 😂
  60. Apparently Norm's Conan appearance has been cancelled.
  61. Crabs and lobsters deserve protection from being cooked alive
  62. CMV: UI design is and has been moving in the wrong direction since the rise in popularity of Apple devices.
  63. There are also HL who are afraid to post on this sub...
  64. Almost caused a racial incident in NYC
  65. Sooner than they planned.
  66. Rightlfully fearful of telling my adoptive parents about divorcing.
  67. Was scrolling through my Facebook feed....Pretty sure a dead toddler is not the best way to promote your Entertainment Center geared towards kids...
  68. Due anni e mezzo dopo il mio AMA: ovvero ricostruire una vita dopo il cancro, un tradimento, una vita abbastanza polverizzata.
  69. The scene that will win the show Emmys.
  70. Police departments that collect more in fees and fines are less effective at solving crimes.
  71. AskScience AMA Series: I'm Alex Marson and I'm an immunologist at UCSF. My lab is building more efficient CRISPR-based gene editing tools to supercharge the human immune system to fight cancer, infectious disease, and autoimmunity. AMA!
  72. Telepathy? I don't know and it drives me crazy.
  73. Gary Kurtz, producer on American Graffiti, Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back has died
  74. WANTED! FOR MURDER Her careless talk costs lives (1944)
  75. Moral of the story: don't say anything bad about the N2DSXL, or your post will be removed.
  76. Anybody else ever get hit by a huge wave of depression related to being gay?
  77. Octopath Traveler was a success, because Squenix wasn't trying to succeed.
  78. GamePress Granblue Fantasy Release! (Work in Progress)
  79. Reddit's Largest Pro-Trump Subreddit Appears To Have Been Targeted By Russian Propaganda For Years
  80. i have severe aspergers, 22 years old male, extreme issues with social interaction, no friends, no relationship
  81. Chaos Corps (Bombshell) AMA
  82. Why does Windows hide file extensions??!!
  83. I see a lot of “just started crossfit” or “had my first class” posts. I want to hear from some 5+yr veterans. How has it been? Has your impression changed or evolved? What keeps you going this long?
  84. Neighbors threw them away saying they are "trash" lol I have new lawn chairs
  85. u/Zero_Aspect Breaks down how the GOP/Republican party uses their Operatives to pretend to be regular citizens for Propaganda
  86. Anyone started calisthenics in their 40s?
  87. Yale cancels some classes as law students protest Brett Kavanaugh nomination
  88. “Get it? Knee GROWS! 😂”
  89. Teenager Drifts on Wooden Hut in Ocean for 7 Weeks, Survives by Sipping Water Through His Clothes
  90. The real truth...
  91. "Learn You Some Code" Humble Bundle is out! Get programming ebooks for $1 while helping charities.
  92. My friends and I decided to spend my birthday at an Escape Room. I’m still here- THE LAST DAY
  93. Daryl Davis the blues musician who has deradicalized over 200 far right extremists just by talking
  94. Daryl Davis the blues musician who has deradicalized over 200 far right extremists just by talking
  95. [Rant] I hate the phrasing "natural birth"
  96. does this count
  97. Anyone else feel sad when seeing older people eating alone in a public place?
  98. This is so sad, I'm literally crying OMG
  99. Florida man gets 20 years for stealing $600 worth of cigarettes
  100. 252 months the day

The Verge

  1. Instagram’s co-founders have reportedly resigned from Facebook
  2. Google CEO Sundar Pichai is headed to Washington this week to discuss censorship and China
  3. Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL leak yet again
  4. A controversial YouTuber’s suicidal claims have fans questioning his motives
  5. Slack buys Astro and shuts down its email app
  6. Bird’s electric scooters are getting more rugged to handle heavy use
  7. Waze adds Apple CarPlay support just days after Google Maps
  8. The co-founder of a prominent tween girl YouTube network has been arrested for molesting a minor
  9. Toyota reportedly ready to put Android Auto in its cars
  10. Two people with paralysis walk again using an implanted device

Wired

  1. Google Is Getting a Lot More Visual to Keep You on Its Site
  2. The Ice Cream Factory and the Rise of the Made-for-Instagram Museum
  3. A Small Google Chrome Change Stirs a Big Privacy Controversy
  4. The Clever Engineering Behind the New iPhone XS Battery
  5. How Hollywood Accidentally Ushered in the Age of the Celebrity Politician
  6. Here's the Plan to End Malaria With Crispr-Edited Mosquitoes
  7. Photos: ‘Bored Tourists’ Too Buried in Their Smartphones to Enjoy Vacation
  8. How The Best Jumpers in the World Fly So Damn High
  9. The Strange, Sad Case of Sunspot, the Empty Astronomy Town
  10. Roku Premiere and Premiere+(2018): Price, Details, Release Date
  11. Star Wars News: Is There a Resistance Inside the First Order?
  12. 'Maniac' Is the Most Netflix-y Netflix Show Yet. In a Bad Way
  13. Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review: Our Favorite Point-and-Shoot
  14. Democrats Are Busting Their 2016 Mobile Canvassing Records
  15. 'Netflix for Open Source' Wants Developers to Get Paid
  16. The Series 5 YubiKey Will Help Kill the Password
  17. Trumps Comments About Hurricane Florence Top This Week's Internet News Roundup
  18. This Week in the Future of Cars: Electric Start
  19. How Alexa Could Fix the Microwave
  20. How Lego Came to Be the World's Most Famous Brick

LifeHacker

  1. Jezebel The Next Step for #MeToo Is Into the Gray Areas | Deadspin The NFL’s Stupid New Roughing The
  2. The 10 Best Deals of September 24, 2018
  3. Every Big Game Coming Out In Fall 2018
  4. How to Be a Happier Parent, With Journalist K.J. Dell'Antonia 
  5. How to Spot an Unnecessary Opioid Prescription
  6. How to Financially Prepare for an Extended Work Leave
  7. Here's the Best Deal Ever On Bose's Remarkable QC35 II Noise Canceling Headphones
  8. What You Need to Know Before (and After) Installing macOS Mojave
  9. How to Wipe Your Smart Gadgets Before You Get Rid of Them
  10. I'm CNN Host Lisa Ling, and This Is How I Parent 
  11. Stack Up the Savings On These Affordable Steel Shelves, With Free Shipping
  12. Brewers spill their tips for all-day beer drinking
  13. The New Dick Move for Winning Scrabble
  14. Your Potted Plants Don't Need Gravel
  15. How to Make Boxed Brownie Mix Taste Homemade
  16. What to Know About Today's 'Time's Up' Walk Out
  17. Monday's Best Deals: Gloomhaven, Luminoodle Click, AirPods, and More
  18. What to Consider Before Proposing in Public
  19. How to Edit Your Photos' Depth of Field Without an iPhone XS
  20. Some iPhone Users Are Saying Colors Look 'Off' After Upgrading to iOS 12
  21. The Tech Decisions That People Love to Fight Over
  22. What You Need to Know About Flood Insurance
  23. Deadspin Listen To Earl Thomas | The A.V.
  24. The World's Greatest Board Game Just Got Its First Major Discount
  25. The Difference Between Spontaneous and Responsive Desire

The Onion

  1. Trump Thanks United Nations For Inviting Him To Their Country
  2. Chicago Considers Universal Income To Tackle Poverty
  3. U.N. Secretary General Staring Straight At Israeli Ambassador While Describing Horrors Of Apartheid In Nelson Mandela Speech
  4. Nikki Haley: ‘The U.S. Will No Longer Sit Idly By While Iran Continues To Exist’
  5. Catholic Church Releases New Molestation-Proof Altar Boy Uniform
  6. Report: This Week’s All Fucking Hell Breaking Loose Projected To Be 30% More Insane Than Last Week’s Complete Shitshow
  7. Experts Say Puerto Rico Still Extremely Vulnerable To Future U.S. Government
  8. SpaceX Announces First Private Passenger To Fly To Moon
  9. BREAKING: Wait—Sorry, False Alarm
  10. Woman Shouts Down Hall For Boyfriend To Come Kill Giant Ax Murderer She Found In Bedroom
  11. God Excited He Only Two Mortgage Payments Away From Owning Heaven
  12. Man Can Still Win Fantasy Football This Week Provided Tight End Scores 9 Touchdowns On Monday
  13. Zoologists Admit You Really Got To Hand It To Bats For Learning To Fly
  14. The Week In Pictures – Week Of September 24, 2018
  15. Sean McDermott Wonders If He Still Needs To Act Angry Even If Everyone Already Knows Bills Going To Lose
  16. Over 417,000 Hours Of Private Presidential Conversations Discovered After No One Remembered To Turn Off Richard Nixon’s Tape Recorder
  17. Polite High School Football Team Runs Around Banner That Took Hours To Make
  18. Skittles Unveils New Liqui-Gels For Fast-Acting Fruity Flavor
  19. Comey: Mueller May be In ‘Fourth Quarter’ Of Investigation
  20. ‘New York Times’ Announces Appointment Of Anonymous Source As Editor-In-Chief
  21. Trump Asks Why Kavanaugh Accuser Didn’t Just Immediately Request Hush Money
  22. Pros And Cons Of Amazon
  23. Congress Wishes They Could Help Puerto Rico But It’s All The Way Over There
  24. The Investigation Stalled, The Case Went Cold, We Had To Print Something Anyway
  25. Applicant Who Actually Faced Punishment For Sexual Assault Clearly Not Yale Material

The Register

  1. Microsoft has a digital coworker it wants in your business: Cortana
  2. Amid Trump-China tariff tiff, Cisco kit prices to resellers soar up to 25%
  3. Apple's dark-horse macOS Mojave is out (and it's already pwned)
  4. Microsoft 'kills' passwords, throws up threat manager, APIs Graph Security
  5. Whoa – oh no, Zoho: Domain name no-show deals CRM biz, 40m punters a crushing blow
  6. UK emits first GDPR notice… against Canuck Brexit campaigner
  7. Facebook sued for exposing content moderators to Facebook
  8. Still holding out on Windows 10? Microsoft tempts upgrade with virtual desktop to Azure
  9. Open-source alt-droid wants to know if it's still leaking data to Google
  10. Microsoft adds delayed gratification to the Surface Hub 2 line
  11. Baddies just need one email account with clout to unleash phishing hell
  12. Microsoft's globally distributed data shack Cosmos DB shoots for sky. Or at least 5 nines
  13. Dell's hokey cokey IPO takes new turn – VMware in, VMware out....
  14. HMRC contractor scores IR35 payout after yet another taxman blunder
  15. That syncing feeling when you realise you may be telling Google more than you thought
  16. Vodafone and EE ship Apple's Watch 4, but not without LTE teething issues
  17. Barclays and RBS on naughty step: Banks told to explain service meltdown to UK politicos
  18. UKIP doubled price of condoms for sale at party conference
  19. As one Microsoft Windows product hauls itself out of the grave, others tumble in
  20. UK.gov won't Airwave bye for another 3 years, plans to phase in ESN services
  21. Some credential-stuffing botnets don't care about being noticed any more
  22. Juniper's Contrail gets edgy, Cloudflare joins BGP club, and an $Important announcement
  23. How an over-zealous yank took down the trading floor of a US bank
  24. Alibaba crafts AI chips, Facebook uses Bayesian magic to tweak code performance, and more
  25. The curious sudden rise of free US election 'net security guardians
  26. Virus screener goes down, Intel patches more chips, Pegasus government spying code spreads across globe
  27. US cities react in fury to FCC's $2bn break for 5G telcos: We'll be picking up the tab, say officials
  28. Fat chance: Cholesterol leads boffins to discover world's oldest animal fossil – 558m years old
  29. Twitter: Don't panic, but we may have leaked your DMs to rando devs
  30. Couldn't give a fsck about patching? Well, that's your WordPress website pwned, then
  31. Buried in the hype, one little detail: Amazon's Alexa-on-a-chip could steal smart home market
  32. Windows Admin Center gets an update, just in time for Server 2019
  33. HP Ink should cough up $1.5m for bricking printers using unofficial cartridges – lawsuit
  34. iFixit engineers have an L of a time pulling apart Apple's iPhone XS
  35. HPE UK shunts cloud biz into London hipster shack amid rebrand
  36. Enigma message crack honours pioneering Polish codebreakers
  37. Scottish brewery recovers from ransomware attack
  38. Still using Skype? Good news! After HOURS of meetings, Microsoft reckons it knows when you're Not Active
  39. UKIP flogs latex love gloves: Because Brexit means Brexit
  40. Adobe forks out $4.75bn for Marketo in massive marketing mashup move
  41. You're alone in a room with the Windows 10 out-of-the-box apps. What do you do?
  42. UK cops run machine learning trials on live police operations. Unregulated. What could go wrong? – report
  43. I want to buy a coffee with an app – how hard can it be?
  44. Curiosity's computer silent on science, baffling boffins
  45. Spent your week box-ticking? It can't be as bad as the folk at this firm
  46. Fallover Friday: NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank go TITSUP*
  47. Never mind Brexit. UK must fling more £billions at nuke subs, say MPs
  48. Head for sunny Nice to catch up with the fast-moving world of software development
  49. Got any ecsta-sea? Boffins get octopuses high on MDMA – for science, duh
  50. Bouncing robots land on asteroid 180m miles away amid mission to fetch sample for Earth

TechMeme

  1. Sources: Instagram's co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have resigned and plan to leave the company in the coming weeks (Mike Isaac/New York Times)
  2. Report: Sundar Pichai to meet with GOP lawmakers in private meeting Friday to discuss privacy, Google's work with China, and alleged bias in search results (Nick Statt/The Verge)
  3. Report: Google, Yandex, and other internet companies in Russia are discussing creating a database that details copyright-infringing content for easier removal (Andy/TorrentFreak)
  4. Leaked screenshots suggest Google Pay may soon add support for P2P payments via QR codes, providing another P2P payment option in the main Google Pay app (Doug Lynch/XDA Developers)
  5. Amazon says the new 10" Echo Show shipping next month and the first generation Echo Show will support Hulu and Hulu with Live TV (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
  6. A look at new Microsoft video conferencing and meeting tech, including a feature, available now, that lets participants blur the background of their location (Mark Sullivan/Fast Company)
  7. Source: Amazon has held two rounds of preliminary talks to acquire London-based food-delivery startup Deliveroo, following reports of similar interest from Uber (Matthew Field/Telegraph)
  8. US Army to award contract for 2,500 AR headsets in Nov. that may eventually be expanded to 100K headsets and $500M; Microsoft and Magic Leap among bidders (Joshua Brustein/Bloomberg)
  9. Zoho says its domain registrar, TierraNet, pulled its service offline for a few hours after it received phishing complaints, is now looking for a new registrar (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)
  10. macOS Mojave review: filled with minor improvements, Stacks are convenient, App Store redesign is nice, but new apps ported from iOS feel half baked (Jacob Kastrenakes/The Verge)
  11. Snap begins slow rollout of a new way to search for products on Amazon right from Snapchat, which works by pointing camera at a physical product or barcode (Josh Constine/TechCrunch)
  12. Kuo: iPhone XS Max far outselling iPhone XS, with 256GB most popular, 512GB is subject to shortages; Apple Watch Series 4 demand is "much better than expected" (Joe Rossignol/MacRumors)
  13. Microsoft says Teams is now used by 329,000 organizations, up from 200,000 in March of this year (Emil Protalinski/VentureBeat)
  14. After working with IBM for over a year on a food safety blockchain solution, Walmart says it's pushing produce suppliers to use blockchain by September 2019 (Ron Miller/TechCrunch)
  15. Google to add Google Lens to Google Image search, is updating its ranking algorithm to make results more visual, and adds animated previews of videos in search (Cherlynn Low/Engadget)