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BBC

  1. People's Vote march: Hundreds of thousands attend London protest
  2. The march in pictures
  3. Khashoggi killing: Turkey vows to reveal 'truth' on Saudi critic's death
  4. Cate Blanchett defends straight actors playing LGBT roles
  5. Charlie Sloth: Radio 1 and 1Xtra DJ leaving station immediately
  6. Loganair flight abandoned after bird strike
  7. Migrant caravan: 'May God soften Trump's heart'
  8. US Mega Millions lottery jackpot hits record $1.6bn
  9. Sturgeon boycotts event in far-right row
  10. Royal tour: Prince Harry and Meghan launch Invictus Games
  11. Afghanistan polls: 'Voting is an act of bravery'
  12. Anonymous Pro-Brexit ads on Facebook say 'bin Chequers'
  13. Shankill bombing: Wreaths laid to remember victims
  14. Families tear gassed at Mexico border
  15. One culture, two generations: Learning my mother tongue
  16. Bone up on your knowledge in our bones quiz
  17. Biking and challenging cultural stereotypes
  18. 'Wayne Rooney? Never heard of him'
  19. Luke Cage: Netflix cancels another Marvel show
  20. Brazil museum fire: Prized 'Luzia' fossil skull recovered
  21. Deaf dance troupe House of Krip seek to change perceptions
  22. When women got pills for hysteria and advice to keep vaginas clean
  23. The best news photos from arounds the world this week
  24. Hi-tech glasses offer alternative to bifocals
  25. BBC News Channel
  26. The forgotten tale of a gymnast's Olympic protest
  27. Who was the real Granny Smith?
  28. Why do people think this 'manspreading' video is a Kremlin hoax?
  29. 'How could I find £3,000 to pay for my mum's funeral?'
  30. Fake moon: Could China really light up the night sky?
  31. Making a Murderer lawyer Kathleen Zellner is true crime's new star
  32. Toxic masculinity: Life as a man isn’t always easy either
  33. Alternative Miss World contest - the night where bizarre is beautiful
  34. Brexit EU summit: The week the talks got stuck in spinach
  35. Anjem Choudary: How dangerous is he?
  36. Chelsea 2-2 Man Utd: Jose Mourinho involved in bust-up after Ross Barkley saves Blues
  37. Huddersfield Town 0-1 Liverpool: Mohamed Salah's strike earns narrow win
  38. Sri Lanka v England: Tourists seal series with win in rain-hit fourth ODI
  39. Man City 5-0 Burnley: Champions win to remain top of Premier League
  40. 'Mansize' tissue to 'housewife' pillowcase
  41. Noor Inayat Khan or Harry Maguire: Who will be on the new £50 note?
  42. Blind British man climbs Europe's highest mountain
  43. Meghan and Harry: All the royal babies you could possibly want, in one place
  44. Would you eat slaughter-free meat?
  45. My cheating boyfriend gave me HIV - here's how I got justice
  46. I woke up unable to speak English
  47. How chemical weapons have helped bring Assad close to victory
  48. The weird world of a Kim Jong-un impersonator

Bitcoin

  1. $6,436.8150
  2. £4,924.1313
  3. €5,583.5508
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Lime's Gen 3 scooter is built to survive rider abuse
  2. Watch the 'Forza' esports championship starting at 1PM Eastern
  3. Still waiting for a video game developer to win a Genius Grant
  4. The Morning After: Netflix cancels 'Luke Cage'
  5. YouTube video embeds now include a 'Subscribe' button
  6. HTC's standalone Vive Focus will soon get 6DoF VR controllers
  7. Netflix cancels 'Luke Cage' a week after dropping 'Iron Fist'
  8. YouTube TV apologizes for outage with a one-week credit
  9. BepiColombo orbiters take off for Mercury tonight
  10. Healthcare.gov security breach leaks info for 75,000 people
  11. Huawei is working on a foldable 5G smartphone
  12. Some Google Pixel 3 users claim their photos aren’t saving
  13. Chrome 70 brings picture-in-picture mode to desktop
  14. US intelligence chief says 'no evidence' of Chinese spy chips
  15. Fake news is down on Facebook in the US and France, say three studies
  16. Uber, Google, Facebook: Your experiments have gone too far
  17. Russian woman indicted for interfering with 2018 US midterm elections
  18. The Best Humidifier for a Large Room
  19. OnePlus moves 6T launch to October 29th to avoid clashing with Apple
  20. Nat Geo and OpenROV are giving away 1000 robot submarines
  21. Apple CEO calls on Bloomberg to retract China surveillance report
  22. Tesla shelves the full self-driving option you couldn't use
  23. Google apps could cost manufacturers up to $40 per handset in the EU
  24. The world of 'Guacamelee! 2'
  25. EU approves Microsoft's $7.5 billion GitHub takeover

Pinboard

  1. Fold N Fly ✈
  2. Rhythm in Web Typography | Better Web Type
  3. Evergreen React UI Framework by Segment
  4. 33-js-concepts: 33 concepts every JavaScript developer should know. — https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/9oea4l/33_concepts_every_javascript_developer_should_know/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18227837
  5. [no title] — Python packaging
  6. Paper Airplane Designs — A database of paper airplanes with easy to follow folding instructions.
  7. I pulled a 1,500-year-old sword out of a lake | Life and style | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  8. k88hudson/git-flight-rules · GitHub — I started writing Flight rules for git because who hasn't had an oh-crap-what-do-I-do moment? Contributions welcome
  9. Calculus Made Easy — very old book (1910)
  10. Helm
  11. Mole | Easily create SSH tunnels.
  12. Life Got You Down? Time to Read The Master and Margarita | Literary Hub
  13. Panasonic's human blinkers help people concentrate in open-plan offices — JESUS CHRIST PEOPLE JUST BUILD CLOSED OFFICES
  14. Japan's Hometown Tax | Kalzumeus Software
  15. Gmail Creator and YC Partner Paul Buchheit on Joining Google, How to Become a Great Engineer and Happiness - Triplebyte Blog
  16. A Google Pixel 3 Review In The Age Of Incremental Updates And Unrelenting Trauma — via BuzzFeed - Latest https://bzfd.it/2Gdo9O9
  17. Pump and Trump
  18. How to Host or Attend a "Tiny" Conference — Every year since 2012, I co-hosted an annual “tiny” conference that we call “Big Snow Tiny Conf”. 11 other business owners and myself travel to a beautiful…
  19. 190 universities just launched 600 free online courses. Here’s the full list.
  20. The Illustrated TLS Connection: Every Byte Explained — Every byte of a TLS connection explained and reproduced. In this demonstration a client has connection to a server, negotiated a TLS 1.2 session, sent "ping", received "pong", and then terminated the session. Click below to begin exploring.
  21. Haskell's kind system - a primer · dcastro — Blogged: Haskell's kind system - a primer! Big shout-out to @mattoflambda, @_shrynx, Fint…
  22. Untitled (https://thesweetsetup.com/reminders-as-my-day-to-day-lifeline-powered-by-shortcuts/) — Reminders as My Day-to-day Lifeline (Powered by Shortcuts)
  23. Jamal Khashoggi: What the Arab world needs most is free expression - The Washington Post — via Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis https://wapo.st/2FHX347
  24. Domain Storytelling
  25. Untitled (http://www.niemanlab.org/2018/10/did-facebooks-faulty-data-push-news-publishers-to-make-terrible-decisions-on-video/) — Did Facebook’s faulty data push news publishers to make terrible decisions on video?
  26. Ask HN: What's your favorite elegant/beautiful algorithm? | Hacker News
  27. Good sleep, good learning, good life | SuperMemo.com
  28. Only One Deliverable Matters — Some good stuff from Josh, as always. Just as we get developers involved earlier in the design process, we also get designers contributing to development. In traditional process, designers deliver corrections and updates to developers in the form of redlines. These are marked-up comps showing …
  29. Steli Efti explains how to price a product, sell it to customers, and build a sales team.
  30. Untitled (https://www.dezeen.com/2018/10/17/panasonics-wearable-blinkers-concentrate-open-plan-offices-technology/) — Oh hi, you’re a draft horse now btw.
  31. Why White Supremacists Are Chugging Milk (and Why Geneticists Are Alarmed) - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://ift.tt/2koaaw3
  32. How China rips off the iPhone and reinvents Android - The Verge — please read my dissertation on chinese phone software
  33. Untitled (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/johnpaczkowski/apple-tim-cook-bloomberg-retraction) — RT @mat: Apple CEO Tim Cook Is Calling For Bloomberg To Retract Its Chinese Spy Chip Story via @johnpaczkowski
  34. Ultimate Writer: an Open Digital Typewriter — TL;DR: A digital typewriter based on a Raspberry Pi and an E-Ink screen. The code/build instructions are available on GitHub . I am easily distracted. This is…
  35. Modern Microprocessors - A 90 Minute Guide!
  36. Smart Bundling: How To Serve Legacy Code To Legacy Browsers — Smashing Magazine — via Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers https://ift.tt/2ibDzra
  37. Components · Evergreen
  38. Untitled (https://gizmodo.com/the-magic-leap-con-1829716266?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow&utm_source=gizmodo_twitter) — The Magic Leap con
  39. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/18/opinion/england-ireland-border-brexit.html) — Here’s my piece for the New York Times on post-Brexit English ignorance
  40. The lost art of concentration: being distracted in a digital world | Life and style | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  41. Designing for Cognitive Differences · An A List Apart Article
  42. Evergreen: a React UI Framework built by Segment | Hacker News
  43. The New American Songbook: The oldies of the future. — via Slate - Culture http://bit.ly/2wU1bYf
  44. Did Uber Steal Google’s Intellectual Property? | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker https://ift.tt/2vBNPRa
  45. Introducing GitHub Actions | CSS-Tricks — Hey you know that amazing GitHub Actions stuff that just dropped? @sarah_edo can get you going:
  46. Features • GitHub Actions · GitHub — Automate your workflow. Meet GitHub Actions 👋 It might just change the way you work.
  47. CSS { In Real Life }
  48. It turns out that Facebook could in fact use data collected from its Portal in-home video device to target you with ads - Recode — just kill it
  49. Britain fell for a neoliberal con trick – even the IMF says so | Aditya Chakrabortty | Opinion | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  50. Ryan Zinke Has Fired the DOI Inspector General | Outside Online — via Outside Magazine: All https://ift.tt/2hKcY6v
  51. Opinion | Eight Stories of Men’s Regret - The New York Times
  52. Announcing: Our Online Learning Platform Upcase is Now Free! — We’ve got some big news about our online learning platform Upcase, and we think you’re gonna love it!
  53. The Bookish Life by Joseph Epstein | Articles | First Things — The Bookish Life: How to Read and Why - by Joseph Epstein | Articles | First Things
  54. https://getpolarized.io
  55. Helm is a personal, private email server that won’t share your data - The Verge — a fascinating device that hammers home the eyewatering costs of opting out of the big four in 2018
  56. You Want 20% for Handing Me a Muffin? The Awkward Etiquette of iPad Tipping - WSJ — wsj goes mr pink
  57. Climate change and the 75% problem | Bill Gates
  58. The Key to Becoming a Software Consultant - DaedTech
  59. Igglybuff/awesome-piracy: A curated list of awesome warez and piracy links
  60. This Old Lisp
  61. Fold N Fly ✈ — A database of paper airplane folding designs and instructions
  62. NewsDiffs | Diffing: Saudis Consider Blaming Intelligence Official for Killing Jamal Khashoggi — This is some edit to the NYT story.
  63. CSS Layout cookbook - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN — For @MozDevNet I've started to put together a "Layout Cookbook", more recipes to come! #css
  64. A11Y Style Guide
  65. The Twitter problem: Republicans and Democrats polarize more when they read each other - Vox — via Vox - All https://www.vox.com/
  66. Trump launches process to quit 144-year-old postal treaty - BBC News — Trump launches process to quit 144-year-old postal treaty https://t.co/juB4sEyojR
  67. The myth of meritocracy: who really gets what they deserve? | News | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  68. Try FT for free | Financial Times — via Financial Times - Europe homepage https://www.ft.com/
  69. Why the Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics Has Many Problems | Quanta Magazine
  70. BBC - Travel - How the Finnish survive without small talk — “Silence is gold, talking is silver.” BBC - Travel - How the Finnish survive without small talk
  71. Favicon Checker—See how your favicon hold up across popular browsers, including native dark and light modes. — 查看一个网站的 Favicon 图标，在不同浏览器的不同效果。
  72. A pioneering scientist explains ‘deep learning’ - The Verge — via The Verge - All Posts http://bit.ly/2p4qLpE
  73. The iPhone’s New Parental Controls Block Searches for Sex Ed, Allow Violence and Racism - Motherboard — the parental control filter on iOS 12 blocks "how to say no to sex" but allows searches like "how to make a bomb"
  74. CSS Border-Radius Can Do That? | IO 9elements — Huh. I had no idea you could do this with border-radius
  75. Study: Obama voters switched to Trump because of race - Vox — via Vox - All http://bit.ly/2HnDTO1
  76. Original Big Bird, Caroll Spinney, Leaves ‘Sesame Street’ After Nearly 50 Years - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  77. Pat Robertson, prominent evangelical leader, on Khashoggi crisis: let’s not risk “$100 billion worth of arms sales” - Vox — Prominent evangelical leader on Khashoggi crisis: let’s not risk "$100 billion worth of arms sales"
  78. Our Solar System Is Even Stranger Than We Thought - Scientific American Blog Network — via Scientific American Content http://bit.ly/2G0PIgQ
  79. Seven Square Miles - The Atlantic — via Global | The Atlantic http://bit.ly/2twmf6m
  80. MODALZ MODALZ MODALZ — I also made a small run of vinyl stickers for 🌑🌑🌑 🌑🌑🌑! Grab yours at #fronteers!
  81. 12 Factor CLI Apps – Jeff Dickey – Medium — “12 Factor CLI Apps” by @jdxcode https://t.co/7mdMIyOeXn — Abraham Williams (@abraham) October 9, 2018
  82. 100 Websites That Shaped the Internet as We Know It
  83. An Introduction to GPU Programming in Julia - Nextjournal
  84. Ask HN: What is your advice for a technical founder learning sales? | Hacker News
  85. What I loved about Paul Allen | Bill Gates — What I loved about Paul Allen via @billgates
  86. How Lisp Became God's Own Programming Language
  87. xkcd: Tectonics Game — via xkcd.com https://xkcd.com/
  88. Y Combinator Top Companies List
  89. Decision Tables • Hillel Wayne — A decision table is a means of concisely representing branching and conditional computations. In the most basic form, you have some columns that represent the “inputs” as booleans and some columns that represent outputs and effects
  90. Computer Stories: A.I. Is Beginning to Assist Novelists - The New York Times — via NYT > Technology https://nyti.ms/2HnT1eu
  91. Good sleep, good learning, good life
  92. OOP is dead, long live OOP - 22 Racing Series - GameDev.net — Inspiration This blog post is inspired by Aras Pranckevičius recent publication of a talk aimed at junior programmers, designed to get them to come to terms with new ECS architectures. Aras follows the typical pattern (explained below), where he shows some terribl…
  93. Atlassian launches the new Jira Software Cloud – TechCrunch — via TechCrunch https://tcrn.ch/2tBgC9o
  94. Your Real Biological Clock Is You’re Going to Die – Hmm Daily — In April, in a small town on a small island in a small string of islands trailing down from the main part of Japan, the world’s then-oldest person died. Nabi Tajima was 117 years old—the last surviving human being born in the 19th century. Maybe the year 1900 so…
  95. Repair is as important as innovation - Economics and the art of maintenance — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18250572
  96. Is Fraud Part of the Trump Organization’s Business Model? | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker https://ift.tt/2vBNPRa
  97. Microservices Are Something You Grow Into, Not Begin With
  98. The Prophets of Cryptocurrency Survey the Boom and Bust | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker https://ift.tt/2vBNPRa
  99. Reader payments now make up 12 percent of The Guardian’s revenue - Digiday — Reader payments now make up 12 percent of The Guardian’s revenue
  100. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/17/us/politics/virginia-race-comstock-wexton-facebook-attack-ads.html) — That is one hell of a loophole you left there, Facebook. By @kevinroose

The Next Web

  1. Why CEOs that say ‘no’ are good for growth
  2. Learn to become Cisco certified in networking and cloud computing for $39
  3. Netflix tests ads: No need for drama
  4. Violent videos put journalists at increased risk of post-traumatic stress
  5. Battlefield V devs reveal how they recreate era-appropriate sounds
  6. Do cryptocurrencies need a company like coinbase?
  7. An entrepreneur’s guide to Mexico City’s tech scene
  8. Chrome 70’s best new feature is picture-in picture
  9. Facebook needed to hire a diplomat, and Nick Clegg is the smartest choice
  10. OnePlus pushes its 6T launch event up to avoid Apple overlap

Smashing Magazine

  1. Monthly Web Development Update 10/2018: The Hurricane Web, End-To-End-Integrity, And RAIL
  2. Reasons Your Mobile App Retention Rate Might Be So Low
  3. Live Accessibility And Performance Audits At SmashingConf Toronto
  4. Photoshop Workflows And Shortcuts For Digital Artists
  5. Smart Bundling: How To Serve Legacy Code Only To Legacy Browsers
  6. Designing Experiences To Improve Mental Health
  7. Saving Grandma’s Recipes With Xamarin.Forms
  8. Meet “Form Design Patterns,” Our New Book On Accessible Web Forms — Now Shipping!
  9. Form Design Patterns Book Excerpt: A Registration Form
  10. Practical Suggestions To Improve Usability Of Landing Pages With Animation From Slides
  11. Getting Started With Gutenberg By Creating Your Own Block
  12. SmashingConf Toronto Videos
  13. Taming this In JavaScript With Bind Operator
  14. Use Cases For Flexbox
  15. How To Build A News Application With Angular 6 And Material Design

Wirecutter

  1. The Best White Noise Machine
  2. The Best Gear for Your Bug-Out Bag
  3. The Best Washer-Dryer Combo (But We Don’t Recommend It)
  4. The Best Single-DIN Bluetooth Car Stereo
  5. Our Favorite Tools for a Tricked-Out Halloween
  6. Nintendo Labo Review: A Clever Building Kit for Crafty Kids
  7. The Best Cross-Training Shoes
  8. The Best Gaming Laptop
  9. The Best Surround-Sound Speakers for Most People
  10. The Best iPhone XS, XS Max, and X Cases
  11. Gift Baskets That Don’t Suck
  12. The Best Home Security System
  13. The Best Space Heaters
  14. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  15. The Best Webcams
  16. The Best Food Dehydrator
  17. The Best Transcription Services
  18. The Best Earbuds
  19. Which iPhone Should I Get?
  20. The Best Bluetooth Kits for Every Car Stereo
  21. The Best Winter Boots
  22. The Apple Watch Is the Best Smartwatch for iPhone Owners
  23. The Best Basic Home Toolkit
  24. The Best Fire Extinguisher
  25. Small Bathroom Ideas
  26. The Best Comforter
  27. The Best Everyday Rain Jacket
  28. The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards
  29. The Best Hammer
  30. The Best Indoor Security Camera

Sweethome

  1. The Best White Noise Machine
  2. The Best Gear for Your Bug-Out Bag
  3. The Best Washer-Dryer Combo (But We Don’t Recommend It)
  4. The Best Home Security System
  5. The Best Space Heaters
  6. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  7. The Best Basic Home Toolkit
  8. The Best Fire Extinguisher
  9. Small Bathroom Ideas
  10. The Best Comforter
  11. The Best Everyday Rain Jacket
  12. The Best Hammer
  13. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  14. The Best Slippers for Women and Men
  15. The Best Wall Outlets With USB Charging Ports
  16. The Best Flannel Sheets
  17. The Best Fireproof Document Safe
  18. The Best Upright Carpet Cleaners
  19. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  20. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  21. The Best Blankets
  22. The Best Leaf Rake
  23. The Best Humidifier for a Large Room
  24. The Best Sleep-Tracking App
  25. The Best Shovel
  26. Things That Help Us Relax
  27. The Best Pillow for Side Sleepers
  28. The Best Toolbox
  29. The Best Window Fans
  30. The Best Sprinkler

Hacker News

Ars Technica

  1. Microsoft’s problem isn’t how often it updates Windows—it’s how it develops it
  2. Collapse of ancient city’s water system may have led to its demise
  3. Review: Istanbul: The Dice Game rules the bazaar
  4. Another Defender bites the dust as Netflix cancels Luke Cage
  5. Apple CEO Tim Cook calls on Bloomberg to retract its Chinese spy story
  6. Comcast gigabit cable ($105 with 1TB data cap) now available in 39 states
  7. Entire broadband industry sues Vermont to stop state net neutrality law
  8. More exclusive than a supercar: A beginner’s guide to buying a GT3 race car
  9. Google to charge Android OEMs as much as $40 per phone in EU
  10. Ars on your lunch break: Theaterwide biotoxic and chemical warfare
  11. New material could up efficiency of concentrated solar power
  12. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 review: War games, now with battle royale!
  13. Two orbiters begin their long journey to Mercury Friday night
  14. Tesla quietly drops “full self-driving” option as it adds $45,000 Model 3
  15. Vivaldi 2.0 review: The modern Web browser does not have to be so bland
  16. This business card-sized Japanese phone bucks the giant-phone trend
  17. Rocket Report: Why SpaceX stays in LA, Russia moves on, buy a missile silo
  18. Ajit Pai killed rules that could have helped Florida recover from hurricane
  19. Twitter publishes dump of accounts tied to Russian, Iranian influence campaigns
  20. Why figuring out what’s behind a big gender paradox won’t be easy

Digg

  1. Human Blinkers To Wear At Work, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
  2. A Coward's Guide To Halloween Movies
  3. Italian Grandmother Explains How To Make Her Timballo Pasta Recipe
  4. This Security System Has No Annual Contracts And 24/7 Monitoring Through The App
  5. How China Is Disappearing Rich And Powerful Citizens
  6. The Greatest Haunted Game Story Of All Time Isn't About Pokémon Or Zelda
  7. A Food Critic And His Daughter Visit The Museum Of Pizza
  8. The Most Googled Horror Movie Villain Of Each State, Mapped
  9. Man Perfectly Sinks His Axe Throw From 32 Feet Away
  10. Why Brands Love To Use 'Real People' In Their Advertisements
  11. This Baby Is Us When Adele Comes On
  12. The 2018 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Awards Are Here, And They're Stunning
  13. How Netflix Can Make Its Version Of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Better Than M. Night Shyamalan's
  14. These Earbuds Moonlight As A Power Bank
  15. There's No Path To Victory In Afghanistan. There Never Was
  16. Here Are Some Cool Mnemonic Tips To Learn Morse Code Faster
  17. Why Did Millions Of Netflix Subscribers Watch Rom-Coms This Summer?
  18. Why We're Nostalgic For Old-School Aesthetics: Exploring The Grain In The Nicholas Cage Film 'Mandy'
  19. Yes, You Can Be Sued For Trying To Save Someone's Life
  20. This Small Island Is Cultivating The Next Generation Of Great Sumo Wrestlers
  21. Can Hasan Minhaj Make Topical Comedy Work On Netflix?
  22. This Sped-Up Footage Of Seedlings Dancing With Gravity Is Just Plain Beautiful
  23. This System Makes Home Security Simple
  24. How To Stay Safe And Keep In Control While Snow Driving
  25. The Holdouts: Dry Towns In Otherwise Wet States
  26. How To Demand Action On Climate Change
  27. Money Hungry Strangers Are Pawns In Someone's Hellish Game In The Trailer For 'Escape Room'
  28. The Oldest True Stories In The World
  29. We Know MacBooks Are Expensive… So We're Giving One Away
  30. Why Do We Relate To This Dog Completely Resigned To The Situation He Has Found Himself In?
  31. Here's A Perfect 3-Second Internet Video
  32. 100 Websites That Shaped The Internet As We Know It
  33. The Eternal Quest For Aether, The Cosmic Stuff That Never Was
  34. Presumably Preteen Gorilla Loves To Annoy His Dad
  35. 'Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat' Is A Marxist Fantasy Come To Life
  36. I Pulled A 1,500-Year-Old Sword Out Of A Lake
  37. Kawhi Leonard Dunks, Somehow Palms The Ball Before It Hits The Floor
  38. Unbelievable Footage Of Two Planes Landing Right Next To Each Other
  39. That Time The City Of Seattle Accidentally Gave Me 32 Million Emails For $40
  40. The Mega Millions Jackpot Just Hit $1 Billion. Here's The Very First Thing You Should Do If You Win
  41. I Tried The Only Manly Pumpkin Spice Food And Immediately Wanted To Die
  42. Japan's Curious Hometown Tax
  43. Crazy Footage Of The 1971 Cannikin Test, The Largest Underground Nuclear Bomb Test In US History
  44. The Biggest Car Importers To The US By Country, Visualized
  45. How Enya's 'Orinoco Flow' Went From A Hit To A Punch Line To A Pop Culture Anthem
  46. This Simple Magic Trick Is Breaking Our Brains
  47. I Woke Up Unable To Speak English
  48. The Single Best Hoodie We've Ever Worn
  49. The Best New Long Reads On The Internet

New Scientist

  1. 7 explanations for why mysterious radio bursts are coming from space
  2. AI tries to help you protect your children from cyberbullying
  3. Old honeybees make a drumming sound to get young slackers working
  4. Banning straws isn’t enough. We must get serious about climate change
  5. Mantis shrimps punch with the force of a bullet – and now we know how
  6. Your brain is like 100 billion mini-computers all working together
  7. Your genes affect which university you go to but that’s no surprise
  8. The BepiColombo spacecraft is about to blast off to Mercury
  9. Pregnancy changes how hundreds of genes work in a woman’s body
  10. Why plans to achieve zero suicides might actually be counterproductive
  11. World’s oldest fossils might turn out to just be ancient rocks
  12. Cosmic supercluster is largest object ever seen in the early universe
  13. 2019 Breakthrough Prize winners set to receive share in $22 million
  14. Human placenta stem cells help people recover from hip surgery
  15. Gravitational waves from black hole pairs could act like tractor beams
  16. Male birds can be good singers or good looking, but not both
  17. Special coating gives condoms self-lubricating powers
  18. Wildlife photography prize goes to stunning picture of golden monkeys
  19. Nicotine exposure in male mice may trigger ADHD in their offspring
  20. Let’s embrace the joy of moonmoons and more playful scientific terms
  21. Making games like Red Dead Redemption 2 shouldn’t be such hard work
  22. Half-hearted cannabis legalisation move leaves patients in limbo
  23. Alien life could spread between solar systems on interstellar rocks
  24. Bill Gates leads global call to accept realities of a warming planet
  25. Electric chewing gum zaps your tongue to create a virtual flavour hit
  26. National bans on smacking children linked to less teenage violence
  27. Will there be beer shortages as the world warms? Well, maybe
  28. Earliest ever animal fossil is a 660-million-year-old sponge
  29. Rabbit-killing virus may have mutated to kill hares too
  30. Wheat flour to be fortified with folic acid in the UK
  31. Mysterious cosmic radio signal spotted unusually close to Earth
  32. Amateurs used a Chinese satellite to photograph Earth and the moon
  33. We can harness algae with magnets to deliver drugs inside our bodies
  34. Humongous fungus is older than Christianity and weighs 400 tonnes
  35. The US wants a laser weapon that shouts at people before burning them
  36. Mice eat too much food if their great grandmother did the same
  37. Police can now use millions more people’s DNA to find criminals
  38. Soyuz crash could kill the ISS and set space flight back decades
  39. AIs invent weird new limbs to beat virtual obstacle courses
  40. We are a step closer to making babies with same-sex genetic parents
  41. Nikon Small World photo competition reveals nature in minuscule detail
  42. T. rex may have used its long feet for stealthy surprise attacks
  43. Medicinal cannabis will be available in the UK from next month
  44. We’ve missed many chances to curb global warming. This may be our last
  45. 75-million-year old ocean microbes live forever on almost zero energy
  46. Astronauts make emergency landing after Soyuz rocket malfunctions
  47. Old homes around the world must be retrofitted to meet climate targets
  48. Great Ormond Street launches hospital of the future with AI and robots
  49. We need to get better at supporting people who lose a pregnancy
  50. AI’s dirty secret: Energy-guzzling machines may fuel global warming
  51. Bees suddenly stopped buzzing in the US during the 2017 solar eclipse
  52. Potentially catastrophic Hurricane Michael is about to hit Florida
  53. Moons can have moons and they are called moonmoons
  54. Are Virgin Galactic and Richard Branson really going to space soon?
  55. Rabbits flee when they smell dead relatives in predators’ droppings
  56. You can recognise around 5000 faces, from family to celebrities
  57. Falling rocks can explode so hard that only nuclear weapons beat them
  58. Ancient ‘living fossil’ fish has scales that act as adaptable armour
  59. Home of the gentle giants: How humans live with Galapagos tortoises
  60. Three people had their brains wired together so they could play Tetris
  61. Google+ to shut down after 500,000 people’s personal details exposed
  62. What is ‘problem internet use’ and is it really a problem?
  63. Jupiter’s moon Europa may have a belt of 15-metre-tall ice spikes
  64. Naysayers rise to the top because we naturally treat them as leaders
  65. What you need to know about the big UN climate report out this week
  66. Swallowing a vibrating capsule could help relieve constipation
  67. Front-runner in Brazil’s election wants to pull out of climate treaty
  68. Hubble Space Telescope taken out of action by faulty gyroscopes
  69. Economics Nobel prize given for putting a price tag on climate change
  70. We’ve spotted the shock wave from an invisible explosion in space
  71. Cassini revealed three big surprises before diving into Saturn
  72. Hundreds of physicists condemn sexist talk at CERN on women in physics
  73. How should we control the power to genetically eliminate a species?
  74. IVF success boosted by drug that helps embryos implant in the womb
  75. Conquer your fear of public speaking by practising in virtual reality
  76. People in Chile are currently evolving the ability to digest goat milk
  77. Smartphone with a finger crawls across the table to stroke your wrist
  78. Hundreds of tonnes of UK hospital waste piles up including human limbs
  79. Wind farms do affect climate – but they don’t cause global warming
  80. Faecal swaps could help stop heart transplants from being rejected
  81. Tree rings reveal plague hit medieval Europe’s construction industry
  82. First known exomoon could be a baffling monster the size of Neptune
  83. Row with Russia and SpaceX delays could leave NASA unable to reach ISS
  84. AI has reimagined nature and it’s both amazing and terrifying
  85. T. rex evolved into a monster predator by dumbing down its brain
  86. Chemistry Nobel Prize awarded for harnessing evolution to help humans
  87. Third lander arrives on asteroid Ryugu with only 16 hours to live
  88. Gaia spacecraft prepares to weather an incoming meteoroid storm
  89. Idly tapping your fingers can make you think time has slowed down
  90. Distant dwarf planet called ‘The Goblin’ could point to Planet X
  91. It has been a good/bad week for women in physics
  92. Facebook’s AI is writing short stories and they actually make sense
  93. Cargo ships through the Arctic may cool the region with pollution
  94. Baby giraffes with small and oval markings are most likely to die
  95. Donna Strickland is the third woman ever to win a physics Nobel Prize
  96. Fluke experiment hints deep brain stimulation really treats depression
  97. Domesticating tomatoes took millennia – we can now redo it in 3 years
  98. It is 2018, so why are we still debating whether women can do physics?
  99. Massive Facebook data breach left 50 million accounts exposed
  100. Physicist sparks gender row after claiming women are worse at physics

Slashdot

  1. NASA Has Explored Manned Missions To Venus
  2. Watch What Happens When A Drone Slams Into An Airplane Wing
  3. Sentimental Humans Launch A Movement to Save (Human) Driving
  4. GitHub Launches 'Actions' -- Code That Can Be Run (and Maybe Monetized)
  5. Equifax Web Site Designer Fined $50,000 And Confined To Home Over Insider Trading
  6. HealthCare.gov Portal Suffers Data Breach Exposing 75,000 Customers
  7. Winamp 5.8, the First Update In 4 Years, Is Released
  8. Spacecraft BepiColombo Poised For Mission To Mercury
  9. Earth's Inner Core Is Solid, But Squishier Than Previously Thought
  10. Ajit Pai Killed Rules That Could Have Helped Florida Recover From Hurricane
  11. Zero-Day In Popular jQuery Plugin Actively Exploited For At Least Three Years
  12. Intel Launches 9th Generation Core Processors; Core i9-9900K Benchmarked
  13. Smart Home Makers Hoard Your Data, But Won't Say If the Police Come For It
  14. Some Google Pixel Owners' Camera Photos Aren't Saving
  15. Amazon Shuts Down Liquavista, a Screen Technology Company It Had Acquired From Samsung in 2013

BoingBoing

  1. On-trend in Asia: Jesse Jackson's 1988 presidential campaign logo
  2. "Smart home" companies refuse to say whether law enforcement is using your gadgets to spy on you
  3. US Customs is seizing refurbished Apple batteries and calling them "counterfeits"
  4. All the economists who told the FTC we shouldn't break up Big Tech are paid by Big Tech
  5. Security researchers identify "fingerprints" in 3D printed objects that can be used to trace their manufacturing
  6. After killing disaster-recovery rules, Ajit Pai can't understand why carriers aren't helping hurricane-hit Florida
  7. Emu is in love, enjoys skritches
  8. Brazil Elections: Facebook's WhatsApp “taking immediate legal action” against political spammers
  9. HACKED: U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS); 75K individuals affected
  10. Google to charge hardware makers up to $40 per device for Android mobile apps
  11. Dremel clone on sale for $15
  12. Saudis confirm Jamal Khashoggi's death; top military official dismissed, 18 Saudis detained in probe
  13. Listen to The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," a stunning unreleased version
  14. The HAL 9000 Christmas ornament
  15. Modest Mouse vs. Queen, a most excellent mash-up
  16. Listen to "TrumpCrazy," a killer mambo track from 1955!
  17. Drunk tourists face 10 years for spray painting ancient wall in Thailand
  18. Why doesn't this cop see the gargantuan spider crawling towards him?
  19. Ecuador embassy says Julian Assange is a sloppy housemate
  20. Robots! A fantastic catalog of new species
  21. Cotton and jelly sandwich?
  22. Flight attendant robs three brothers of $2,600 while flying on Emirates
  23. Listen to GOP congressman Jason Lewis imitate the voice of a distraught sexually-traumatized woman
  24. RIP, Little Free Library founder Todd H. Bol
  25. Kickstarting the Makerphone: an open-source hardware phone kit, programmable with python and Scratch
  26. Portals of London: urban exploration to discover gateways to alternative universe
  27. A bot has been finding bugs and submitting patches for them, successfully masquerading as a human
  28. Apple's new parental control: Daily Stormer is in, sex-ed is out
  29. Assange to sue Ecuador
  30. Facebook hires Nick Clegg, British politician who annihilated his own party, as new global affairs chief

Core77

  1. Jamie Wolfond Thinks Designers Could Benefit from Reimagining the Traditional Design Process
  2. Primitive Timing/Lighting Device: A Self-Extinguishing Coiled Candle
  3. Entertaining Video of How Banksy's Self-Destructing Artwork was Supposed to Function
  4. An Easy Way to Build Retaining Walls: Leave the Concrete in the Bag, Stack Like Legos, Wet With a Hose
  5. 2018 Core77 Conference Ticket Sales End This Monday, October 22
  6. Currently Crowdfunding: Notable Campaigns of the Week
  7. Panasonic's Noise-Canceling Office Blinders
  8. Jaguar Demonstrates the Artificial, Safety-Minded Sounds Their Electric Cars Will Make
  9. I Learned This Labor-Saving Trick for Installing Fence Posts in Concrete—Without Having to Use Water
  10. Design Job: The MET Is Seeking a Junior Graphic Designer to Work on a Diverse Range of Projects
  11. Steven M. Johnson's Bizarre Invention #324: The Cro-Magnon Hotel
  12. Tools & Craft #111: Making Stuff, and Other Human Impulses
  13. Apple Releases Online Tool That Lets You See What Data They've Collected On You
  14. Off-Road Problem Solving: How to Free Your Stuck Vehicle Using a Spare Tire, or a Polyester Sling
  15. Design Job: Design Furniture for Education & Healthcare Environments with Global Furniture Group

CNET

  1. iPhone XR: Why the cheapest 2018 iPhone might be the one you want - CNET
  2. iPhone XS specs vs. XS Max, XR, X: What's new and different - CNET
  3. This $33 Bluetooth speaker sounds better than it has any right to - CNET
  4. iPhone XR camera: Here’s how good we think it'll be - CNET
  5. Dyson's Airwrap hair styler could be better - CNET
  6. Lynk & Co is partnering with Cyan to go racing - Roadshow
  7. 9 great reads from CNET this week - CNET
  8. iPhone XR early presale demand and the next Apple event is Oct. 30th - CNET
  9. iPhone XR: How to preorder right now - CNET
  10. Best mobile games of 2018 - CNET
  11. iPhone XR hands-on: Colorful phones make a great first impression - CNET
  12. Mixing John Lennon's Imagine: We meet engineer Rob Stevens - CNET
  13. The 50 best iPhone games - CNET
  14. OnePlus 6T: Every detail and rumor so far - CNET
  15. The 44 best Android games of 2018 - CNET
  16. Pixel 3 reviews arrive, Twitter release propaganda archive video - CNET
  17. 2018 Volkswagen Passat: An oldie, not quite a goodie - Roadshow
  18. Luke Cage cancelled by Netflix and Marvel - CNET
  19. Samsung may add in-screen camera and fingerprint sensor to future phones - CNET
  20. Best Netflix series for October 2018 - CNET
  21. Truck-size asteroid makes fourth-closest pass by Earth on record - CNET
  22. With Google's first Android phone, the iPhone finally got a rival - CNET
  23. Google warns politicians to protect their personal accounts, too - CNET
  24. 2019 BMW X7 vs. Lincoln Navigator, Mercedes GLS, Audi Q7 and Range Rover: How do they stack up? - Roadshow
  25. Hypnotic Mars crater looks like a reptile's eyeball - CNET

Reddit

  1. In Secret Final Interview, Jamal Khashoggi Says Only Bernie Sanders Was Willing To Stand Up To Saudi Arabia
  2. Tenant is renting out my apartment on AirBnB. Tenant isn't responding, AirBnB doesn't care, and my condo board is threatening to fine me for each violation. I have no idea how to even handle this.
  3. That is good man.
  4. This lighter is pre Y2K
  5. Mitch McConnell says it out loud: Republicans are gunning for Social Security, Medicare and Obamacare next
  6. What is something you will never be able to tolerate?
  7. I didn't pay for this seat but you should give it to me anyways
  8. 🔥 Many birds don't have prominent eyelashes, but some have: secretary birds sport wonderful ones
  9. Grandmother loves her grandchild so much she has pictures of him on her Facebook, website, and her books she sells on Amazon! Problem: parent OP isn't a fan.
  10. Behold Reddit, I have located Rivendell!
  11. That time I designed and then disabled an entire inventory system.
  12. I’m sorry, this is the only way.
  13. This seems appropriate
  14. Applied to our main competitor, they told my boss about it
  15. I live on a narrowboat. Yes, it is my house. No, you can't just come inside for a look. No, you can't take photos of me relaxing in my living room. No, you can't climb on my roof. You wouldn't pull this shit with someone in a brick house.
  16. Force an atheist to read prayer? No problem.
  17. /u/youdonegoofed1 patiently explains to OP why his girlfriend dumped him (and that she did, indeed, dump him) after taking her to see Jordan Peterson.
  18. Adult Acne
  19. conscious conscience coincidence
  20. Don’t be distracted
  21. Am I in ??
  22. Your attempts at edgyness are no match for the power of Our Lord and Savior.
  23. The ground looks like it's breathing in Quebec Forest
  24. Military dog’s coping mechanism.
  25. Abigail Spanberger running for the House in Virginia absolutely destroys her opponent.
  26. Accidental airline seat mix up - move the other guy to business class
  27. TIL that "Dumpster" is actually a brand name and that the generic name for the waste container is "skip" or "skip bin"
  28. When you go against a master
  29. Find this man a roommate
  30. My girlfriend [28F] of a year and a half cheated on me [29M]in the first month and is now spending all her time and resources trying to keep me from leaving.
  31. How can I confront my gay roommate about an issue without coming off as being judgmental? Semi-NSFW
  32. Most of the cotton balls would eat normally every day. And then there was Kevin. Kevin was not like the rest.
  33. Lightning strikes the world's tallest building Mia Khalifa during sunset
  34. A cat interrupts an interview with Jamal Khashoggi to get some warmth.
  35. 2meirl4meirl
  36. No such thing as too much exercise, study finds. It found that any level of cardiovascular fitness — including the kind you’d see from elite athletes — is linked to staying alive longer.
  37. After 13 years clean and 8 years of marriage, I did heroin 3 weeks ago and almost came close to fully relapsing.
  38. My buddy just found this on a building in Lexington, KY. Don’t know who did it but it is amazing.
  39. Discipline is not child abuse.
  40. We need to change our views on baby girls.
  41. We need to change our views on baby girls.
  42. I just faceswapped my dog and my cat
  43. I have the right, as a free human being, to decide for myself that a man who's had surgery and taken hormones is a still a man.
  44. In a prison, two inmates are comparing notes (old Soviet joke)
  45. Is there a term for when a game's narrative is telling you to hurry up and do something but the game design is telling you that you have all the time in the world?
  46. Halloween rules
  47. What are some gem quotes from your engineering professors?
  48. Dude accidentally adds 24+ of us that he was talking to a group chat. Come to find out most of us met him on Tinder. He left the group chat and now we are having a girls night...
  49. This is what depression looks like.
  50. Jet Li on why he passed on The Matrix
  51. Thanos (created with Character Creation in Soulcalibur VI)
  52. He is officially a dolphin
  53. A surprise kiss
  54. *NSFW* Do any girls on here actually have orgasms from intercourse????
  55. Wofür soll ich das lernen?
  56. This has happened 3 times in the last month.
  57. Boss told me to take the weekend to think about how much of a raise I want
  58. Charlotte spent millions on low-income housing, but poor people can’t afford it
  59. Georgia’s ‘exact match’ law could disenfranchise 909,540 eligible voters, my research finds
  60. No, no. That arm goes here.
  61. Netflix Pulls The Plug On ‘Luke Cage’, No Season 3 For Marvel’s Harlem Hero
  62. How It's Made.
  63. Until proven otherwise, Mars is the only planet exclusively inhabited by robots, trying to prove they aren't the only inhabitants.
  64. The perfect shot
  65. Sideways landing in a 40-knot crosswinds at Bristol Airport
  66. Not sure if it belongs here, but it’s good?
  67. It’s treason, then.
  68. Mega Millions jackpot hits $1.6 billion after no winners were crowned Friday
  69. It Begins: Official Bar Complaint Filed Against Christine Ford’s Attorneys Charging Them With 2 Counts Of Misconduct
  70. Ball in a cup times 20
  71. Ted Cruz’s hometown newspaper endorses Beto O’Rourke: ‘Cruz’s repellent personality hamstrings him’
  72. James Randi is a leader in the skeptical community who has been debunking paranormal and supernatural claims for most of his life.
  73. Not your dog or cat
  74. I was just voted “Least Likely to Succeed” by my graduating class.
  75. Towing your car behind a bus
  76. Mega Millions is over $1B! However...[OC]
  77. To land a punch
  78. hmmm
  79. Smart people always think about hitler
  80. I've been a Los Angeles background extra for almost 2 years now. Here is everything i've been in so far
  81. Maybe Ryan Reynolds found a genie and got 3 wishes but it was one of those dick genies who make you regret your wishes. His first wish was to play the Green Lantern, then he wished to play Deadpool in a Wolverine movie, then for his third wish he was super-specific and got it right.
  82. cultural appropriation? really now?
  83. Selling anything on facebook..
  84. Seriously not trying to be offensive here. Buy why do people from India tend to have a very strong odor.
  85. TIL that when the Declaration of Independence was being drafted, Benjamin Franklin suggested that the word "sacred" be replaced with "self-evident" because he believed that the nation should be founded on reason, not faith.
  86. The snake didn't kill me but the debt will
  87. Incel complaining about feminists almost pieces it together
  88. Game developer revokes buyer's Steam key after they left a negative review
  89. That feel, I u just love it
  90. Pedophile rapist is killed by victims father
  91. Haven’t we all?
  92. I'll take 20
  93. London Chargers vs Titans
  94. Tipping point
  95. does this count?
  96. shakira is a robot
  97. Now *this* is epic
  98. Found on Twitter
  99. One-Pot Mac and Cheese.
  100. "Are you a homosexual?"

The Verge

  1. Saudi Arabia reportedly groomed Twitter employee to spy on user accounts
  2. Silent Night, Bloody Night is the perfect streaming slasher for Halloween fans
  3. PlayStation Vue is now integrated with Apple’s TV app
  4. 9 new trailers you should watch this week
  5. Hackers accessed records of 75,000 people in government health insurance system breach
  6. It’s your last chance to get a free copy of Red Dead Redemption 2 in the latest PS4 Pro bundle
  7. Tesla stopped promoting the ‘Full Self-Driving’ option for its cars
  8. Android’s new multitasking is terrible and should be changed back
  9. Netflix has canceled Marvel’s Luke Cage
  10. Bavaria’s space program shot to viral fame — but it may be in trouble

Wired

  1. Photo Gallery: Pulsars Beam Like Lighthouses in the Cosmos
  2. Apple Data Downloads, A Dating App for Trump Fans, and More Security News This Week
  3. Dungeons & Dragons Art Is Finally Getting the Respect It Deserves
  4. 14 Awesome Game, Console, Headset, and Controller Deals
  5. To Curb Terrorist Propaganda Online, Look to YouTube. No, Really.
  6. What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Paul Allen's Second Act
  7. Shane Dawson’s Jake Paul Documentary Shows the Price of Giving People What They Want
  8. Skip Scooters Get a Latch So They Don’t Junk up the Sidewalks
  9. Gadget Lab Podcast: Pinterest’s Evan Sharp on What Makes Good Software
  10. Tesla’s New 'Mid-Range' Model 3 Is the iPhone XR of Cars
  11. Russian Trolls Are Still Playing Both Sides—Even With the Mueller Probe
  12. Inside Facebook’s Stormy Debate Over 'Political Diversity'
  13. iPhone XR: Where to Order, Best Prices (and 5 Cheap Alternatives)
  14. The Noma Guide to Fermentation: A Cure for Kitchen Boredom
  15. A Trove of Facebook Data Is a Spammer's Dream and Your Nightmare
  16. Meet the Illustrator Diversifying Airbnb's Image
  17. 'Halloween' Review: A Slasher Gem That Annihilates the Weak Sequels That Came Before It
  18. Fusty Ol' Scientific Texts Get a Gorgeous, Pricey Makeover
  19. Rockstar's 'Red Dead Redemption 2' Crunch Controversy and the Rest of the Week in Games
  20. This Is What an Alien Encounter Might Look Like

LifeHacker

  1. Will I Get Bad Service at My Local Dealer Because I Bought My Car Elsewhere?
  2. If Nest Makes It, It's Probably On Sale Today
  3. How to Use Your iPhone's Flash for Text Notifications
  4. Rent an RV for the Weekend Cheap With This 'Airbnb for Campervans'
  5. Saturday's Best Deals: Google Wifi, Nest Sale, Leaf Blowers, and More
  6. How to Find EV Charging Stations Using Google Maps
  7. Do Battle Against Falling Leaves With This One-Day Blower Sale, Starting at $40
  8. 100 Websites That Shaped the Internet as We Know It
  9. Buy a Pixel 3 from Google Directly If You Don't Want Verizon to Make Your Life Difficult
  10. New Parents, Have Alexa Whisper to You 
  11. How to Buy the Right Wireless Charging Pad (or Stand)
  12. Upgrade To a 65" TV For Just $430
  13. Use an Extension to Reschedule Work on a Sick Day
  14. You Can Cook Soup Right in the Instant Pot Ace Blender
  15. This Sci-Fi Writer Predicted the Internet and Invented the Waterbed
  16. These Are Your Chances of Winning the Mega Millions Jackpot
  17. El Niño Looks 'Imminent'—Here's What That Means For You
  18. How to Find Better Podcast Recommendations
  19. There's Something For Everyone In Amazon's One-Day Camping Sale
  20. How to Get a Safe Abortion by Mail
  21. Gallop Into the Weekend With the 'Spaghetti Western'
  22. Friday's Best Deals: Anker Charging Cube, Cut Resistant Gloves, Protein Powder, and More
  23. How to Use Your Own Photos as Your Apple Watch Wallpaper
  24. Why You Should Try Single Leg Deadlifts
  25. Ask The Salty Waitress: My server didn’t say I’d be charged for a menu substitution

The Onion

  1. Mueller Ready To Deliver Major Parts Of Findings After Midterms
  2. Manny Machado Denies Playing Dirty After Late Slide Into Pitcher’s Mound
  3. Skip Bayless Rips Shannon Sharpe’s Heart From Body During Debate On Cowboys O-Line
  4. Trump Has Raised Over $100 Million For Reelection Campaign
  5. Study Finds Over 5 Million Birds Die Annually From Head-On Collisions With Clouds
  6. If Any Autistic Kids Are Tryna Go To Prom With Me, I’d Be More Than Happy To Do That Shit (By Logan Paul)
  7. These Rival Gang Members Came Together To Help Build A Community Playground To Fight Over
  8. FAA Study Finds 64% Of Engine Failures Caused By Henchman Being Kicked Into Turbine
  9. Mirena Releases New 10-Blade IntraUterine Sperm Shredder
  10. Bearded, Keffiyeh-Clad Jared Kushner Avoids Conflict Of Interest By Joining Saudi Royal Family
  11. Timeline Of The U.S. Supreme Court
  12. KIND Bar CEO Admits They Just Sort Of Find The Bars Like That
  13. ‘You Are All Inside Amazon’s Second Headquarters,’ Jeff Bezos Announces To Horrified Americans As Massive Dome Envelops Nation
  14. Heaven Can't Wait
  15. Thom Yorke Admits Vast Majority Of Musical Output Fueled By Constant Fear Of Being One-Upped By Coldplay
  16. Sprinter Feels Like An Idiot After Finding Out About Jogging
  17. Judge Denies Manafort Request To Wear Suit In Court
  18. Lottery Ticket Holder Has Already Spent $900 Million In Anticipation Of Winning Big Prize
  19. Yankee Candle Clarifies That Product Only Intended To Be Dripped On Balls
  20. Embarrassed CDC Announces It Accidentally Switched Flu Shots With HIV
  21. How To Charge Your Phone Faster
  22. New Ted Cruz Attack Ad Declares Beto O’Rourke Too Good For Texas
  23. Canada Starts Legal Marijuana Sales
  24. Spot Where Dog Vomit Cleaned Up Now Noticeably Cleaner Than Surrounding Floor
  25. Elizabeth Warren Releases DNA Test On Native American Ancestry

The Register

  1. A DeepMind library to help build reinforcement learning bots, and how Google's Pixel 3 cameras handle zoom
  2. Apple boss demands Bloomberg Super Micro U-turn, Russian troll charged, NSA hands out cash, and more
  3. Oz intel committee: Crypto-busting is only bad if you're a commie, and we're not by the way
  4. FYI: Faking court orders to take down Google reviews is super illegal
  5. London flatmate (Julian Assange) sues landlord (government of Ecuador) in human rights spat
  6. Core-blimey! Riddle of Earth's mysterious center finally 'solved' by smarty seismologists
  7. Spotted: Miscreants use pilfered NSA hacking tools to pwn boxes in nuke, aerospace worlds
  8. Pull request accepted: You want to buy GitHub, Microsoft? Go for it – EU
  9. Atlassian: Look at our ginormous Jira revenues!
  10. Ericsson's very good bad quarter, Mozilla encrypts SNI, new TIP projects, and more
  11. Samsung claims key-value Z-SSD will be fastest flash ever
  12. Yale Security Fail: 'Unexpected load' caused systems to crash, whacked our Smart Living Home app
  13. There's no 'I' in 'IMFT' – because Micron intends to buy Intel out of 3D XPoint joint venture
  14. Facebook names former Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg head of global affairs
  15. Metadata-farming, data-silo-killing startup: Go on. Bring us your unstructured stuff
  16. Sounds like a massive, risky UK.gov scheme, but let's not keep too many tabs on it, OK?
  17. Insects with farts that smell like coriander assist in covering up Paris's aroma d'urine
  18. Peter Thiel's Palantir reportedly eyeing up $41bn IPO
  19. European Commission: We've called off the lawyers over Ireland's late collection of Apple back taxes
  20. It's Two Spacecraft, One Mission as BepiColombo gets ready to launch
  21. Have you made DevOps, Containers or CD work for you? Tell us about it
  22. Ex-Huawei man claims Chinese giant is suing his startup to 'surpass' US tech dominance
  23. Silent running: Computer sounds are so '90s
  24. Anonymous Amazonian demands withdrawal of face-recog kit from sale
  25. Haunted disk-drive? This story will give you the chills...
  26. You like HTTPS. We like HTTPS. Except when a quirk of TLS can smash someone's web privacy
  27. FYI: Drone maker DJI's 'Get it on Google Play' website button definitely does not get the app from Google Play...
  28. From dank memes to Krispy Kremes: British uni eggheads claim viral lol pics make kids fat
  29. Finally, a use for AI and good old-fashioned simulations: Hunting down E.T. in outer space
  30. F5: Don't panic but folks can slip past vulnerable firewall servers, thanks to libssh's credentials-optional 'security'
  31. Oz to turn pirates into vampires: You won't see their images in mirrors
  32. Good news: Largest, most ancient known galaxy supercluster is spotted. Bad news: It's collapsing on itself
  33. Is this cuttlefish really all that cosmic? Ubuntu 18.10 arrives with extra spit, polish, 4.18 kernel
  34. All through the house, not a creature was stirring... especially Samsung smartwatches: Batteries empty at 3AM
  35. Talk about a curveball: Microsoft director of sports marketing fired, charged with fraud over 'fake' invoices
  36. Equifax exec's inside trade shame: Software boss sentenced for mega-hack stock profit
  37. SAP: We're all about the cloud – never mind those stagnating software numbers
  38. Apple to dump Intel CPUs from Macs for Arm – yup, the rumor that just won't die is back
  39. Love Microsoft Teams? Love Linux? Then you won't love this
  40. WD shoots out 96-layer embedded flash chips
  41. Brace yourself, Britain: Health minister shares 'vision' for NHS 'tech revolution'
  42. Android creator Andy Rubin's firm might think its phone is Essential, but 30% of staff are not
  43. SCISYS sidesteps Brexit: Proposes Irish listing to keep EU space work rolling in
  44. Ding ding! Round Two: Second annual review for transatlantic data flow deal Privacy Shield
  45. UK defence secretary ponders £50m hit to terminate Capita recruiting contract
  46. Microsoft points to a golden future where you can make Windows 10 your own
  47. Arm cozies up to Intel for second time in a week – this time to borrow tools from Yocto Project for Mbed Linux
  48. UK Home Office admits £200m Emergency Services Network savings 'delayed'
  49. Come on, Cisco bug-hunters: No terrifying critical vulns? Are you saving for Halloween?
  50. Enterprise Java caretakers float new rules of engagement for future feature updates

TechMeme

  1. SEC filing: Microsoft now includes LinkedIn performance metrics, like the number of active users, in calculating stock awards to four top execs, including CEO (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
  2. Sources: Saudis groomed a Twitter employee to spy on accounts of dissidents; he was investigated and fired in Dec. 2015 after Western intelligence warnings (New York Times)
  3. UK parliament report: an unknown firm spent an estimated £250K+ in the past 10 months on Facebook ads pushing for a hard Brexit and reaching 10M to 11M people (Adam Satariano/New York Times)
  4. Real-time data analytics startup Incorta raises $15M Series B extension led by Microsoft's VC arm M12 and Telstra Ventures, closing the round at $30M (Paul Sawers/VentureBeat)
  5. DFC Intelligence report: by focusing on games-as-a-service, EA grew to $33B in market value from $4B in 2012, while Activision Blizzard grew to $60B from $10B (Sam Desatoff/GameDaily.biz)
  6. A look at Amazon's efforts in India, getting users and merchants to buy and sell online, creating its own courier network, and more, as it battles with Walmart (Bloomberg)
  7. After EU antitrust ruling, Android's future in Europe looks like its present in China, with fragmented alternatives and numerous hubs for apps and services (Shannon Liao/The Verge)
  8. Officials say a government computer system that interacts with HealthCare.gov was hacked earlier this month, compromising sensitive data for ~75,000 people (Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar/Associated Press)
  9. Google quietly adds a channel shortcut to YouTube video embeds that, when hovered over, displays the full channel name, a subscribe button, and more (Ben Schoon/9to5Google)
  10. Social platforms are relying on journalists as unpaid content moderators to address misinformation on their sites, even with all the tools at their disposal (New York Times)
  11. SF's Proposition C to fight homelessness may tax SF-based payment processors on gross receipts, hurting companies like Square and Stripe (Melia Russell/San Francisco Chronicle)
  12. Sources: online payday lender LendUp is splitting the company to separate the lending and credit card businesses; LendUp has raised more than $300M (Dan Primack/Axios)
  13. FATF, a global watchdog for money laundering, will set first rules on oversight of cryptocurrencies by June; non-complying countries will be added to blacklist (Inti Landauro/Reuters)
  14. Sources: cybersecurity startup CrowdStrike hired Goldman Sachs to prepare for IPO and aims to be valued above its June funding round valuation of $3B (Reuters)
  15. Qualtrics, a startup offering tools to track customer and employee feedback, files for an IPO, reports 2017 revenues of $290M, up 52% YoY, profits of $2.6M (Alex Konrad/Forbes)