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BBC

  1. Covid-19: Europe braces for surge in Delta variant
  2. Covid: UK's foreign travel 'traffic light' lists due to be announced
  3. Woman dies after Scottish cancer screening error
  4. EE to reintroduce Europe roaming charges in January
  5. Anti-obesity drive: Junk food TV adverts to be banned before 9pm
  6. Miami building collapse: Rescuers search rubble for survivors
  7. Charles financially supported Sussexes until summer of 2020 - Clarence House
  8. Dalian Atkinson: Jury fails to reach decision about second officer
  9. Astronomers work out when the first stars shone
  10. Citi bank boss says staff work better in the office
  11. Away goals rule scrapped in Uefa competitions including Champions League
  12. Kent all-rounder, 45, signs new contract
  13. Nigeria child abduction: Kidnappers demand millions for a child's life
  14. Forced adoption: 'This is where my baby was taken from me'
  15. Covid: The man who tested positive for Covid 43 times
  16. Anton Du Beke to join Strictly judges for new series
  17. Russian jets and ships shadow British warship
  18. Britney Spears: Fans speak out against conservatorship
  19. 'Goodbye Apple Daily': Tears in Hong Kong paper's final hour
  20. Chorley hairdresser, 91, thought to be Britain's oldest stylist
  21. Why has the Hoover Dam hit an historically low water level?
  22. Ros Atkins looks at the closure of Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily
  23. Illegal gold miners stalk Amazon as authorities look away
  24. Prince Harry and Meghan: Where do they get their money?
  25. Covid-19: School proms hit by continuing lockdown restrictions
  26. The final years of John McAfee's controversial life
  27. Fast & Furious 9: 'We're not just doing the same thing'
  28. Delta plus variant: Can India prevent third Covid wave?
  29. HMS Defender: What will be the fallout from Black Sea incident?
  30. What is the Great Reset - and how did it get hijacked by conspiracy theories?
  31. James Bond's French haunts give licence to thrill
  32. PMQs: Fact-checking the debate over low rape prosecution levels
  33. How fashion designers flipped to athleisure during Covid
  34. Britney Spears: Singer's conservatorship case explained
  35. Silverstone to be allowed 140,000 capacity crowd for British Grand Prix
  36. Tokyo 2020: Andy Murray selected for Great Britain's tennis team
  37. 'I think 99% of world is supporting Denmark against us' - Wales defender Roberts
  38. BBC announces comprehensive Tokyo Olympics coverage plans across TV, radio and online
  39. 'There is nothing for England to be scared of in the knockout stages'
  40. Travel guide to Spain, Portugal, France and other holiday hotspots
  41. What are the rules for travelling to green, amber and red list countries?
  42. Vaccine passports: How can I prove I've had both my Covid jabs?
  43. Covid in Scotland: Can we stop worrying about high case numbers?
  44. Lockdown rules: What are the restrictions in your area?
  45. Coronavirus cure: What progress are we making on treatments?
  46. Covid: When will I get the vaccine?
  47. Covid: How is Europe lifting lockdown restrictions?
  48. Euro 2020: Why are England players self-isolating?
  49. Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in my area?
  50. Covid: Ivermectin to be studied as possible treatment in UK
  51. Covid: What's the roadmap for lifting lockdown?
  52. How much is Covid costing the UK and how will we pay?
  53. Euro 2020 and Covid: How can I watch with my friends?
  54. Coronavirus: Where does the government borrow billions from?
  55. Covid map: Coronavirus cases, deaths, vaccinations by country
  56. Covid: What are the care home visiting rules?
  57. Covid: Should I be working from home or going back to the office?
  58. What are the social distancing rules and when could they end?
  59. Covid vaccines: How fast is progress around the world?
  60. Can we dance outside at our wedding? And other questions
  61. Ros Atkins On… How the Delta variant took hold in the UK
  62. What are the rules for pubs, restaurants, festivals and gigs?
  63. What are the rules for weddings and receptions?
  64. Covid vaccine: How many people in the UK have been vaccinated so far?
  65. Covid: What do over-18s need to know about the vaccine?
  66. Tokyo Olympic Games: When are they and will they go ahead despite Covid?
  67. Covid symptoms: What are they and how do I protect myself?
  68. Covid: Which areas are being surge tested for variants?
  69. UK holidays: When and where can I go... and who with?
  70. Coronavirus: When can we stop wearing face masks or face coverings?
  71. A fake wedding, and a $250,000 scam
  72. Gary Allen: The killer who nearly got away with murder
  73. Wimbledon: Roger Federer's epic victory over Pete Sampras, 20 years on
  74. The Lazarus heist: How North Korea almost pulled off a billion-dollar hack
  75. Daniel Morgan: Last chance for family in Britain's most-investigated, unsolved murder

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. How to watch Microsoft's Windows 11 launch event
  2. TCL's OLED wearable display will finally launch next month
  3. Apple's artist-themed Fitness+ workouts start this Monday
  4. Google delays the rollout of its third-party cookie replacement to mid-2023
  5. What Neuralink and other BCIs can and can't do
  6. Google and Jio reveal a low-cost smartphone that's 'made for India'
  7. Apple's AirPods Max fall to a new all-time low of $489 at Amazon
  8. This electronic fairy jar is a charming mix of Pokémon and Tamagotchi
  9. New York City will get its first curbside EV chargers in October
  10. The Morning After: Remembering the iconic Nintendo 64
  11. Google expands its News Showcase program to Canada
  12. Panasonic's S5 and S1 cameras will support high-res Blackmagic RAW video soon
  13. Apple's 2022 iPhones could include a cheaper model with a big display
  14. Google Drive security update could leave some file links broken
  15. Apple will produce an animated series based on Nathan Pyle's 'Strange Planet' webcomic
  16. Peacock is finally coming to Amazon Fire TV and tablets
  17. What the Supreme Court Snapchat decision means for free speech online
  18. John McAfee, controversial antivirus pioneer, found dead in prison
  19. Peloton's Tread+ temporarily needs a subscription, but a fix is on the way
  20. Instagram tests placing 'suggested posts' throughout your feed
  21. Founders of South African Bitcoin exchange disappear after $3.6 billion 'hack'
  22. AGs push Uber Eats to add a price disclaimer to the checkout page
  23. Co-op shooter 'Aliens: Fireteam Elite' heads to consoles and PC on August 24th
  24. Supreme Court rules that ‘F--- school’ is free speech in student Snapchat case
  25. Netflix’s ‘Sexy Beasts’ puts hot people in furry prosthetics for blind dates

Pinboard

  1. When an Eel Climbs a Ramp to Eat Squid From a Clamp, That’s a Moray - The New York Times — When an Eel Climbs a Ramp to Eat Squid From a Clamp, That’s a Moray - The New York Times by via https://ift.tt/3gLJ6nB
  2. A from-scratch tour of Bitcoin in Python — Musings of a Computer Scientist.
  3. modern-unix: A collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives or complements to common unix commands. — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25748618
  4. Menu — RT @seanjtaylor: Kats is another promising time series package from Facebook's Infrastructure Data Science team, covering detection, forecasting, feature extraction/embedding, multivariate analysis:
  5. Graham King » A day in the life of a professional software engineer — "Greg, my colleague came over, he needed help balancing his tree. He’s using a Red-Black; those are tricky." 😂 (link via @benbiddington)
  6. Sensemaking: Django for Startup Founders: A better software architecture for SaaS startups and consumer apps
  7. Interview: Marc Andreessen, VC and tech pioneer - Noahpinion — Second, it’s hard to overstate the positive shock that remote work works. Remote work isn’t perfect, there are problems, but virtually every CEO I’ve talked to over the last year marvels at how well it works. And remote work worked under the extreme duress of a p…
  8. Stewardship of global collective behavior — https://www.pnas.org/content/118/27/e2025764118
  9. Do Chance Meetings at the Office Boost Innovation? There’s No Evidence of It. — For some, the office even stifles creativity. As the pandemic eases in the U.S., a few companies seek to reimagine what work might look like.
  10. CSS responsive table with fixed column and row headers and scroll snap
  11. git undo: We can do better
  12. This one email explains Apple
  13. De Blasio: ‘Well, Well, Well, Not So Easy To Find A Mayor That Doesn’t Suck Shit, Huh?’ — De Blasio: ‘Well, Well, Well, Not So Easy To Find A Mayor That Doesn’t Suck Shit, Huh?’
  14. Adam Serwer: Bust the Police Unions - The Atlantic
  15. Brave Search
  16. Free Dev Stuff — Free stuff for developer - Free Dev Stuff
  17. The Memo - chrislaing.net
  18. mnot’s blog: How the Next Layer of the Internet is Going to be Standardised — mnot’s blog: How the Next Layer of the Internet is Going to be Standardised by via mnot’s blog https://ift.tt/3cY00g6
  19. Revealed: Amazon destroying millions of items of unsold stock in UK every year ; ITV News — Exclusive: Amazon is destroying millions of items of unsold stock in one of its UK warehouses every year, an ITV News investigation has uncovered. Many of the products - including smart TVs and laptops - are often new and unused. …
  20. Newsstand: A Google News RSS reader for Mac OS 9 — Newsstand is a new Google News RSS reader for Mac OS 9. Stay up-to-date across more than 200 topics in 24 countries.
  21. gir.st - What's Inside the EU Green Pass QR Code?
  22. Untitled (https://www.netmeister.org/blog/urls.html) — Why would you do that? I don't know. To figure out how URLs work, I guess. It's complicated, is all...
  23. Your CPU May Have Slowed Down on Wednesday | Performance Matters
  24. Untitled (https://github.com/features/issues) — A new GitHub Issues is coming this Fall, with better ways to plan, track, and manage projects. Sign up for the beta now.
  25. Types of Propaganda, Propaganda Techniques, and Propaganda Strategies — We present a list of types of propaganda, propaganda techniques, and propaganda strategies used to manipulate public opinion in the modern day.
  26. Google’s messaging mess: a timeline - The Verge — Google has launched Chat, its latest revamped messaging strategy. But the company has struggled to get its services in order for years, from Talk to Hangouts to Allo.
  27. Ground Temperatures Hit 118 Degrees in the Arctic Circle
  28. xkcd: Houseguests
  29. USC professor’s DIY online teaching hack to engage students goes viral
  30. Internet-in-a-Box — Local copy of a terabyte of the world's Free information.
  31. Introduction to Kafka: comic version
  32. Untitled (https://marker.medium.com/electric-vehicles-wont-save-us-4a1c4f07a08e) — “Cars, however they’re powered, are environmentally cataclysmic, break the tethers of community, and force an infrastructure of dependency that is as financially ruinous to our country as it is dangerous to us as people.”
  33. Screenotate: Take screenshots you can search, with automatic OCR
  34. Fluid Paint
  35. iPod.js
  36. A framework for building Open Graph images | The GitHub Blog
  37. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/20/business/media/tucker-carlson.html?referringSource=articleShare) — Congrats to everyone involved, this definitely has no downsides or negative consequences of any kind.
  38. Recovery of deleted deep sequencing data sheds more light on the early Wuhan SARS-CoV-2 epidemic | bioRxiv
  39. The Most Dangerous Censorship - Continuing Ed — with Edward Snowden — this symbolic and ambiguous stamp gives a profound insight into the nature of censorship, which on the one hand wants to establish its rightfulness, while at the same time attempting to camouflage its very existence. For, while censorship considers itself …
  40. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/06/21/after-seven-months-debunking-false-belief-that-biden-won-because-fraud-hasnt-budged/ — When I say the Republican Party is drifting not further to the right, but further from the real... this is what I mean. Pattern description by @pbump.
  41. U.S. Military Training Document Says Socialists Represent "Terrorist" Ideology
  42. Untitled (https://github.com/chrisseaton/rhizome) — Ages ago I had this big idea of a Ruby JIT built in Ruby - the idea was it went beyond the basics, had an IR, lowering, scheduler etc. Unfortunately I never motivated myself to get it done. Decided during some spring-cleaning to just dump it out today .
  43. Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) v1.0 — Today, Verifiable Credentials are an international standards as a W3C Recommendation (https://t.co/Iii7rOz9ns) and DIDs are now a W3C Candidate Recommendation (https://t.co/iJQjtPqAHO). Those are the building blocks for SSI! [6/13] — Christopher Allen (@ChristopherA) April 26, 2021
  44. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/06/21/kyrsten-sinema-filibuster-for-the-people-act/ — Sinema’s fundamental argument is that the gridlocked status quo is preferable to an environment where both parties can legislate when they’re in the majority and stand or fall on the results of their work in subsequent el…
  45. SimCities and SimCrises - International City Gaming Conference keynote
  46. The Rise of the $10 Million Disc Golf Celebrity - The Ringer — RT @byDavidGardner: A few months ago, I heard about a disc golf player who signed a $10 million (!!!) endorsement deal. I had to find out more. My story from the surprisingly rich world of niche sports influencers for @ringer
  47. Alias-Free GAN — Alias-Free GAN pdf: project page: networks match the FID of StyleGAN2 but differ dramatically in their internal representations, and they are fully equivariant to translation and rotation even at subpixel scales
  48. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/20/business/media/tucker-carlson.html) — “What does it matter anyway?” This is the epitaph of humanity — a country, a viewership and a media industry that absolutely doesn’t give a shit about anything at all, as the world burns and as fascism rises. These are nihilists, Donny.
  49. Demystifying styled-components — Favorite tweet: 🚨 New blog post: “Demystifying 💅 styled-components” If you've ever wondered how your `styled.x` definitions are transformed into everyday CSS, this blog post is for you! We dig into how the tool works by building our own mini version. https://t.co/RYiSkYU8u4 — Josh W. Comeau…
  50. (500) https://scarfolk.blogspot.com/2015/11/i-spy-surveillance-books.html — The Guardian vs. Scarfolk. @Scarfolk coming true one day at a time. #Terrorism #Hysteria
  51. The Case for the 4-Day Workweek — T he 89 people who work at Buffer, a company that makes social-media management tools, are used to having an unconventional employer. Everyone’s salary,…
  52. kelindar/column: High-performance, columnar, in-memory store with bitmap indexing in Go
  53. Primož Roglič - Path to 2021 Tour de France Glory — #architektura #architekt #dom #design
  54. Sundar Pichai Faces Internal Criticism at Google - The New York Times
  55. Daring Fireball: The New York Times: ‘Sundar Pichai Faces Internal Criticism at Google’ — via Daring Fireball https://ift.tt/1wWZ3qV
  56. Saudi Operatives Who Killed Khashoggi Received Paramilitary Training in U.S. - The New York Times — The training, approved by the State Department, underscores the perils of military partnerships with repressive governments. via Pocket
  57. Favorite Tweet — Favorite tweet: A+ sleuthing --> 🇨🇳 "A monthslong analysis of more than 3,000 of the videos by The New York Times and ProPublica found evidence of an influence…
  58. A from-scratch tour of Bitcoin in Python | Hacker News
  59. Internal Amazon documents shed light on how company pressures out 6% of office workers | The Seattle Times
  60. 50 Reasons to Love Joni Mitchell's ‘Blue’ — https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/06/20/arts/music/joni-mitchell-blue.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur
  61. Welcome — LibreCellular 21.04 documentation
  62. Rejecting Test Surveillance in Higher Education by Lindsey Barrett :: SSRN — for your consideration, my draft paper on the normative and legal reasons why higher education should throw remote proctoring software in the trash
  63. Conservative Man Tearfully Informs Family Critical Race Theory Has Spread To His Liver — Conservative Man Tearfully Informs Family Critical Race Theory Has Spread To His Liver
  64. If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel - A tediously accurate map of the solar system
  65. Peloton Tread owners now forced into monthly subscription after recall
  66. Custom Scrollbars In CSS
  67. Creating the Future of Work — Steven Sinofsky Follow Jun 18 · 32 min read From Trauma to Opportunity What comes next for work? Thanks to technology , we are returning to a new normal faster…
  68. Welsh government suspends all future road-building plans | Wales | The Guardian — This is climate leadership.
  69. Database Architects: What Every Programmer Should Know About SSDs
  70. #ShowYourStripes — It's time to #ShowYourStripes by visiting: ! We have made warming stripes graphics availabl…
  71. PlayStation Architecture | A Practical Analysis
  72. xkcd: No, The Other One
  73. Untitled (https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-06-23/covid-adds-to-california-yoga-wellness-qanon-problem) — A fascinating *economic explanation* for the growth of QAnon and other conspiracies among yoga/spiritual/New Age communities during the pandemic. From @laura_nelson's investigation:
  74. The Lazarus heist: How North Korea almost pulled off a billion-dollar hack - BBC News
  75. The phases of remote adaptation|GitLab — ⚡️ Stood up a new remote guide today at @gitlab — Understanding the phases of remote adaptation 🌍 "The goal for any suddenly remote company should be to…
  76. (500) https://whatmusicreallyis.com/research/harmonicomb/ — The Fine Art Of Combining Harmonics #music #theory
  77. The Teamsters Announce Coordinated Nationwide Project to Unionize Amazon — "We could have been the first Bessemer, but we chose not to go down the path of an NLRB election for the reasons that were validated in the Bessemer union election," [Randy Korgan, Teamsters National Director for Amazon] said. "At the same time, the B…
  78. I Annotate 2021 | Program
  79. The obesity wars and the education of a researcher: A personal account — I was a senior scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for almost 30 years. Beginning in 2000, I began working with a CDC colleague…
  80. Google Photos is so 2020—welcome to the world of self-hosted photo management – Ars Technica
  81. Joining hypergrowth startups 😬 - Startup Lessons Learned — An excellent post by @andreasklinger. My favorite tidbit: "Differ between frustration with a situation and a person". Highly recommended.
  82. Turn Your Old, Cracked Android Phone Into a Backup Server! (UrBackup/Linux Deploy Tutorial Part I)
  83. “They Can Tweet All They Want”: Eric Adams on Weed, Beyoncé, and the Housing-Sleuth Haters | Vanity Fair — Oh look, here's a highly normal response from Eric Adams
  84. ASCIIFlow
  85. Tech Giants, Fearful of Proposals to Curb Them, Blitz Washington With Lobbying - The New York Times — The antitrust bills were rushed, he said. They would crimp innovation. And they would hurt consumers by disrupting the services that power Apple’s lucrative iPhone, Mr. Cook cautioned at various points, according to five peo…
  86. 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' at 25: An Oral History of Disney's Darkest Animated Classic — In our The Hunchback of Notre Dame oral history, we take an in-depth look at one of the darkest and strangest Disney movies ever made.
  87. Joining CSV and JSON data with an in-memory SQLite database — Joining CSV and JSON data with an in-memory SQLite database - the new "sqlite-utils memory" command
  88. Quitting Your Job Is a Sign of Optimism - The Atlantic — More Americans are leaving their job. Is the workplace undergoing a revolution—or just a post-pandemic spasm? About the author: Derek Thompson is a staff writer at The Atlantic, where he writes about economics, technology, and the media. via Pocket
  89. Untitled (https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2021/06/in-buffalo-new-york-voters-consider-a-socialist-mayor/) — Potential upset in Buffalo: India Walton, a socialist who'd be the city's first female mayor, wins early vote by 14 points. Would be the largest city with a socialist mayor since Milwaukee had one, more than 60 y…
  90. I made 56874 calls to explore the telephone network. Here's what I found
  91. Photopea Photo Editor | Edit Photoshop files online — PhotoshopのPSDファイル、GimpのXCFファイル、JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, WebPなどの画像ファイルを開き、編集もできてしまう無料のオンラインサービス
  92. (500) https://seldo.com/posts/what-i-ve-learned-about-data-recently — What I've learned in the last year about how data teams should work:
  93. (500) https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Apt/Spec/AptSign — I have very, very bad news for the "if it's good enough for Debian it's good enough for X" OpenPGP apologist argument.
  94. Dan Harmon, Nathan Pyle Team for ‘Strange Planet’ Series at Apple – The Hollywood Reporter
  95. How Democrats are ‘unilaterally disarming’ in the redistricting wars - POLITICO — Democrats have greater control of state legislatures than in the last round of redistricting but have turned over map-making powers in some states to independent commissions. Oregon Democrats had finally secured total control of redistricting f…
  96. Amazon Prime Day Is Dystopian - The Atlantic — As long as I've been writing about technology, friends and strangers have been asking me what they, personally, should do about Big Tech and its growing power. My answer has always been the same: Cancel your Amazon Prime account.
  97. Untitled (https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/20-107_ihdj.pdf) — RT @nathansnewman: SCOTUS just made most radical property rights decision in modern history, saying businesses have ABSOLUTE power to exclude people from their property. Specifically, California may not require farms to allow union organizers to talk …
  98. How To Write a Programming Book
  99. A list of privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternatives.
  100. ruslashev/elfcat: ELF visualizer. Generates HTML files from ELF binaries. — ELF visualizer. Generates HTML files from ELF binaries. - ruslashev/elfcat

The Next Web

  1. EasySplitter Pro Vocal Remover app makes it easy to slip yourself into your favorite songs
  2. Thinking about your next grand adventure? This world traveler bundle can launch your next epic trip
  3. The Mars race is ON: China wants humans on the red planet by 2033
  4. LG says ‘NO’ to phones but ‘YES’ to… electric powertrains?
  5. How the SPAC bubble blew up and burst
  6. Holy sheet: Calculate how many days you’ve been alive with Google Sheets
  7. McAfee died in the most ‘McAfee’ way possible
  8. Google and Reliance’s ‘JioPhone Next’ will hit India in September
  9. Beware, Lyft and Lime: Bird’s getting in the bikeshare game
  10. Nvidia’s AI turns your shaky brush strokes into beautiful landscapes

Smashing Magazine

  1. Smashing Online Workshops (July-October 2021)
  2. Automating Screen Reader Testing On macOS Using Auto VO
  3. Designing With Code: A Modern Approach To Design (Development Challenges)
  4. Image To Text Conversion With React And Tesseract.js (OCR)
  5. An Alternative Voice UI To Voice Assistants
  6. Client-Side Routing In Next.js
  7. Your Image Is Probably Not Decorative
  8. A Complete Guide To Accessibility Tooling
  9. Spinning Up Multiple WordPress Sites Locally With DevKinsta
  10. Smashing Podcast Episode 39 With Addy Osmani: Image Optimization
  11. When CSS Isn’t Enough: JavaScript Requirements For Accessible Components
  12. Web Design Done Well: Making Use Of Audio
  13. Useful Front-End Boilerplates And Starter Kits
  14. Three Front-End Auditing Tools I Discovered Recently
  15. Meet :has, A Native CSS Parent Selector (And More)
  16. From AVIF to WebP: A New Smashing Book By Addy Osmani
  17. How To Build A Geocoding App In Vue.js Using Mapbox
  18. Getting Started With Webpack
  19. Managing Shared State In Vue 3
  20. How To Fix Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) Issues
  21. Improving The Performance Of An Online Store (Case Study)
  22. Smashing Podcast Episode 38 With Ivan Akulov: Why Is My React App Slow?
  23. Setting Up A Currency Convertor With ExchangeRatesApi.io
  24. Happy June Vibes For Your Screen (2021 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  25. Adding A Commenting System To A WYSIWYG Editor
  26. Useful VS Code Extensions For Front-End Developers
  27. How To Build And Launch Powerful Responsive Websites With Editor X
  28. Accessible SVGs: Perfect Patterns For Screen Reader Users
  29. A Guide To Undoing Mistakes With Git (Part 2)
  30. A New Way To Reduce Font Loading Impact: CSS Font Descriptors
  31. CSS Container Queries: Use-Cases And Migration Strategies
  32. Building A Rich Text Editor (WYSIWYG)
  33. Boost Your Skills Online: Smashing Workshops On Front-End And Design
  34. How To Implement Authentication In Next.js With Auth0
  35. Frustrating Design Patterns: Mega-Dropdown Hover Menus
  36. How To Create, Edit And Animate SVGs All In One Place With SVGator 3.0
  37. Smashing Podcast Episode 37 With Adam Argyle: What Is VisBug?
  38. How We Improved Our Core Web Vitals (Case Study)
  39. Tree-Shaking: A Reference Guide
  40. Frustrating Design Patterns That Need Fixing: Birthday Picker

Wirecutter

  1. How to Organize Your Fridge
  2. The Best Headphones
  3. The Best Portable Laptop Charger
  4. These First Toys for Kids With Disabilities Have Universal Appeal
  5. How to Travel Safely on a Plane With Kids This Summer
  6. The Best Prime Day 2021 Deals Still Kicking
  7. Peloton Tread+ Recall: What Owners Need to Know
  8. The Best Wireless TV Headphones
  9. The Best Mosquito Control Gear for Your Patio or Yard
  10. The Best Qi Wireless Charger for iPhone and Android Phones
  11. The Best Soldering Irons
  12. Best Prime Day Deals from Walmart, Target, and Best Buy
  13. Best Prime Day Deals and Mega-Discounts of 40% or More
  14. The Best Prime Day Deals From Best Buy
  15. The 20 Most Popular Prime Day Deals According to Wirecutter Readers
  16. AirPods Could Fall to Their Lowest Price Ever. We Still Don’t Think You Should Buy Them.
  17. The Best Prime Day Deals on Things for Your Home and Kitchen
  18. 33 Prime Day Deals Under $35 That Are Actually Worth It
  19. 14 Prime Day Cleaning Deals on Wirecutter-Approved Picks
  20. Prime Day Deals on Everyday Essentials
  21. The Best Amazon Prime Day 2021 Deals Still Available on Day 2
  22. The Best Prime Day Deals Under $100
  23. The Best Prime Day Deals for Parents of Newborns, Toddlers, Little Kids, and Big Kids
  24. Prime Day Apple Deals
  25. The Prime Day Deals Wirecutter Staffers Have Actually Bought
  26. The Best Walmart Prime Day Deals 2021
  27. The Best Bluetooth Transmitters for Home and Portable Use
  28. The Best Folding Bike
  29. The Best Earplugs for Concerts
  30. Q&A: How a Boob Expert Shops for Bras

Sweethome

  1. The Best Gear to Outfit a Vacation Rental or Airbnb
  2. Our Favorite Printed Sheets
  3. How to Organize Your Fridge
  4. Our Favorite Weighted Blankets (Are All Machine-Washable)
  5. The Best Soldering Irons
  6. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  7. The Best Modern Bed Frames to Dress Up Your Bedroom
  8. Great Gear for Picnics and Grilling
  9. The Best Surface Cleaners, Wipes, and Disinfectants
  10. How to DIY Your Own Outdoor Movie Theater
  11. The Best Portable Power Station
  12. The Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker
  13. The Best Home Security System
  14. The Best String Trimmers
  15. The Best Fan
  16. The Best Air Conditioner
  17. The Best Portable Air Conditioner
  18. The Best Ant Killer
  19. The Best Smart Locks
  20. The Best Alarm Clocks
  21. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  22. The Best Showerhead
  23. The Best Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
  24. The Best Bidet Toilet Seat or Washlet
  25. The Best Wildfire Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  26. The Best Patio Umbrella and Stand
  27. The Best Hybrid Mattresses
  28. The Best Cheap Mattresses (Under $400)
  29. The Best Blackout Curtains
  30. How to Wash Your Jeans

Hacker News

  1. Writing ARM64 Code for Apple Platforms
  2. Laravel Transporter
  3. Bash PS1 Generator
  4. Treesheets: cross-platform, free-form data organizer app
  5. US ranks last among 46 countries in trust in media
  6. Recreating the Missing Pieces of the Night Watch with the Help of AI
  7. Effective immediately: You need a drone license before you fly in the US
  8. Show HN: 3dasd – open-source DIY room-scale 3D scanner
  9. Row level security available in BigQuery
  10. Literably (IK12 W13) Is Hiring a Senior Software Engineer (Remote)
  11. Introduction to Locality-Sensitive Hashing
  12. How YouTube’s rules are used to silence human rights activists
  13. No evidence that chance meetings in office boosts innovation
  14. NASA Can't Figure Out What's Causing Computer Issues on the Hubble Telescope
  15. Crypto Fund III
  16. ‘Vegan spider silk’ provides sustainable alternative to single-use plastics
  17. The Ascendant Steppe: A brisk tour of the early history of Central Asia
  18. Google will consider lowering Play Store cut to 15% for certain apps
  19. Show HN: Freeciv-Web
  20. Acorn Archimedes A3020 – Refurb and Mods
  21. Subclassing in Python: Redux
  22. Police Have Been Quitting in Droves in the Last Year
  23. Stress Does Turn Hair Gray, and It’s Reversible
  24. Messaging app Signal not in compliance with new rules, say officials in India
  25. Hospitals are selling treasure troves of medical data – what could go wrong?
  26. Hacker deleted all of NewsBlur’s Mongo data and is now holding the data hostage
  27. Half of UK university students think degree is poor value for money
  28. The Mystery of the Blend (2009)
  29. Toxoplasmosis: The Cat Poop Parasite That's Probably in Your Brain
  30. A Brief History of Just-in-Time (2003) [pdf]

Ars Technica

  1. Hyundai’s 2022 Tucson Hybrid is a charming and efficient crossover
  2. Fast 9 film review: Fast and furious enough, but buckle up for potholes
  3. A quick-start guide to OpenZFS native encryption
  4. Physicists show that flying beer coasters will flip 0.45 seconds into flight
  5. Supreme Court backs cheerleader over school that punished her for Snapchat post
  6. AV mogul John McAfee found dead by hanging in Spanish prison cell
  7. Apple exec: “Sideloading in this case is actually eliminating choice”
  8. Who could know we’re here on Earth?
  9. Altice is reducing cable-Internet upload speeds by up to 86% next month
  10. A quick roundup of the best Prime Day 2021 deals that are still available
  11. NASA chief reminds Congress they’re the ones not funding a lunar lander
  12. US seizes 33 Iranian state-run media sites accused of election disinformation
  13. Fight over hospital’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate ends with 153 workers out of a job
  14. The Nokia G20 comes to the US for $199, packs a “3-day” battery life
  15. Ahoy, there’s malice in your repos—PyPI is the latest to be abused
  16. Google Photos is so 2020—welcome to the world of self-hosted photo management
  17. 24,000 years on ice weren’t enough to kill these guys
  18. Climate-driven coastal flooding in the US likely to get worse suddenly
  19. Xbox cloud upgrade is live: Series X power on your browser for over 260 games
  20. Once-dreaded Alpha variant is falling fast—Delta and Gamma take over

Digg

  1. Satellite Images Show Just How Bad California's Drought Is
  2. A Slimy Calamity Is Creeping Across The Sea
  3. Guy Attached An AirTag To His Bike, Got It Stolen, And Proceeded To Have The Time Of His Life Tracking It Down
  4. This 2019 Adult Swim Interview With John McAfee Feels As Surreal As Ever
  5. Does The Job Of Talk-Show Sidekick Even Make Sense Anymore?
  6. How Immunity Generated From COVID-19 Vaccines Differs From An Infection
  7. This 'SIice Of Hell' House Got Sold On The Market Above Its Asking Price. Here's How Bad It Looks Inside
  8. Come Work At Digg! We're Hiring A Curation Editor For Evenings And Weekends
  9. Why The US Navy Wants Sailors To Read 'How To Be An Antiracist'
  10. This Video Of A Dog, Cat And Fawn Playing With Each Other In The Backyard Feels Like Something Straight Out Of A Disney Movie
  11. What Happens In A Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber — And Does It Work?
  12. Some iPhones Have A Weird Bug That Disables Their Wifi. Here's How To Fix It
  13. Nick Offerman Struggles To Keep It Together During Emotional Farewell To Conan O'Brien
  14. Great Dane Puppy Completely Body Slams Kid After Running Into Him
  15. These Birds Are About To Flip
  16. Rick Beato Reveals The Most Complicated Pop Song He Ever Had To Perform, And It's A Doozy
  17. Read Britney Spears' Full Statement Against Conservatorship: 'I Am Traumatized'
  18. The 10 Most Expensive Cities For Expats
  19. Tesla Owner Recharged His Car By Getting A Friend To Tow Him On The Highway At 70 MPH
  20. Conan's Irish Goodbye
  21. Sung Kang's Road Home: How His 'Fast & Furious' Character Became A Lightning Rod
  22. Guy Jerry-Rigs Garden So That It Can Water Itself. Here's How He Pulled It Off
  23. This Wildly Successful Crowdfunded Projector Delivers 1080p Video With A Short Throw
  24. Is Your Summer Packed With Weddings? These Picks Will Keep You Looking Fresh
  25. This Crowdfunding Project Lets You Customize Your Glasses With An App
  26. The Forgotten French Scientist Who Courted Thomas Jefferson — Then Betrayed Him
  27. The 25 Best N64 Games You Need To Revisit
  28. The Lock Picking Lawyer Demonstrates How This AR-15 Chamber Lock With Just Six Possible Combinations Is A Terrible Design
  29. Why Andrew Yang's New York Mayoral Bid Failed
  30. Someone Interviewed A Former North Korea Intelligence Official Who Escaped By Swimming To The South, And He Has Quite The Story To Tell
  31. The 'Treasure' Inside 120-Year-Old Beer
  32. My Pandemic-Era Quest To Solve The Mystery Of Ponyhenge
  33. The Rise And Fall Of An Herbal Viagra Scammer
  34. Kitten Pops Out Of Secret Hiding Spot Just To Annoy Sleeping Dog
  35. How I Dodged The Reservation System And Escaped The Crowds At One Of America's Best National Parks
  36. David Dobrik Was The King Of YouTube. Then He Went Too Far
  37. General Mark Milley Powerfully Testifies Why It's Important For Troops To Understand Critical Race Theory
  38. New Tesla Owner's TikTok Goes Viral When The Airbag Comes Off In His Hand
  39. 25 Genius Ways To Fill Up An Awkward, Empty Corner
  40. People Left San Francisco In Droves During The Pandemic. I Moved Back
  41. Here's A Scene From A TV Show That Makes Way More Sense In 2021 Than It Did When It First Aired
  42. 32 Breakfast Sandwich Recipes Worth Getting Out of Bed For
  43. Kickstarter Is Moving To A Four-Day Work Week. Should You?
  44. Dating App CEO Reveals The Three Ways Dating Apps Scam Users
  45. Woman Discovers A Message In A Bottle From 1926 While Diving, Wins The Internet
  46. Why Is Divorce So Expensive?
  47. Here's What Would Happen If A United States President Authorized A Nuclear Missile Attack

New Scientist

  1. GPS cyberattack falsely placed UK warship near Russian naval base
  2. The gender pain gap has gone on for too long – it's time we closed it
  3. Early dementia more likely to impact Black and Hispanic people in US
  4. UK risks missing 2035 climate target by huge margin, advisers warn
  5. Turning orchestras inside out could lower risk of spreading covid-19
  6. We may finally know how migrating birds sense Earth's magnetic field
  7. Aliens orbiting 1402 stars near Earth could be looking at us right now
  8. Vouchers for kidney donors help family members get a transplant
  9. Covid-19 news: Lasting symptoms common in young adults, study finds
  10. Military comes to aid of South Africa's hospitals amid third wave
  11. Inside the UK’s first long covid clinic: ‘It was life-changing’
  12. Long covid: Do I have it, how long will it last and can we treat it?
  13. Harmful viruses and even friendly bacteria may cause premature ageing
  14. Banning extreme views on YouTube really does help stop their spread
  15. Psoriasis drug could be used to help people stop drinking alcohol
  16. Some geckos can use their tail as a ‘fifth foot’ to cling to walls
  17. Meteorite-hunting drones could help find freshly fallen space rocks
  18. Snakes know how much venom they have and won't attack if running low
  19. An enormous ‘mega comet’ is flying into our solar system
  20. Young eels escape from the mouths of fish by wriggling out the gills
  21. Selfish genes fight each other with DNA-destroying CRISPR systems
  22. Drinking coffee or decaf may help avoid chronic liver disease
  23. We can make food from air and electricity to save land for wildlife
  24. Venus has huge land masses that jostle about like Earth's continents
  25. Quantum data link established between two distant Chinese cities
  26. Pluto is covered in huge red patches and we don't know what they are
  27. We must all learn more about the algorithms that shape our daily lives
  28. Climate change could turn bumblebees into picky eaters
  29. Little evidence linking depression and long working hours, says WHO
  30. Extinct Sicilian elephant lost 8000 kilograms as it evolved and shrank
  31. A 1000-year-old Indian temple had an early form of air conditioning
  32. The New Scientist Photography Awards 2021 are now open for entries
  33. Giant rhino unearthed in China was one of largest mammals ever to live
  34. Autonomous walking excavator can build walls and dig trenches
  35. Europeans used to open their relatives’ graves to recover heirlooms
  36. LIGO mirrors cooled to near absolute zero could probe quantum gravity
  37. Female inventors hold just a quarter of US biomedical patents
  38. Google and Facebook hit by faulty chips that can silently corrupt data
  39. Risk of covid-19 infection plummets 21 days after a vaccination
  40. Flaw in old mobile phone encryption code could be used for snooping
  41. We are witnessing an accelerated shift in how people view food
  42. You can catch covid-19 twice, but the second bout is likely to be mild
  43. Insight into early embryos could explain why some pregnancies fail
  44. Calories on food packets are wrong – it's time to change that
  45. China has launched the first astronauts to its new space station
  46. Rising BMI and diabetes have stalled the decline of heart disease
  47. Seagull eggs in the UK have been contaminated with plastic additives
  48. Stealthy marine robot begins studying mysterious deep-water life
  49. 3200-year-old shrine in Turkey may be an ancient view of the cosmos
  50. Facebook AI aims to identify deepfake images and trace their creators
  51. 60 per cent of world’s rivers stop flowing for at least one day a year
  52. Mysterious dimming of Betelgeuse was the result of star ejecting gas
  53. Campaigners troubled by WHO delay of tougher air pollution guidelines
  54. UK warned its failure to adapt to warming threatens net zero target
  55. Antiviral drug shown to save lives of covid-19 patients in hospital
  56. Complex social lives of orcas revealed by drone observations
  57. Your dog may not like you as much as you think it does
  58. How the next generation of mRNA vaccines could help tackle cancer
  59. Antidepressants leaking into waterways could make crayfish bolder
  60. World's most powerful magnet being shipped to ITER fusion reactor
  61. Scotland set to delay end of lockdown to buy time for vaccinations
  62. How serious is the nuclear power plant radiation leak in China?
  63. Dogs that detect seizures may be sniffing out the scent of human fear
  64. Delta variant doubles risk of covid-19 hospitalisations, study shows
  65. Fox-breeding experiment suggests domestication can boost brain size
  66. Female seahorses cheat on their mate when they can no longer smell him
  67. Enormous strands of galaxies in the cosmic web appear to be spinning
  68. Ethereum cryptocurrency creator voices concern over carbon footprint
  69. Zero-covid countries have done best and it's not too late to switch
  70. Removing junk food from our diets will be no easy task
  71. Dark matter is slowing down the slab of stars at our galaxy’s centre
  72. Merging galaxies throw shade on alternative dark matter theory
  73. China's Zhurong Mars rover took a group selfie with its lander
  74. Many female animals are evolving to look more attractive to mates
  75. The deep sea hosts twice as many shapes of fish as shallow waters
  76. Uttarakhand flood was caused by rare rock and glacier avalanche
  77. The European Space Agency is sending another spacecraft to Venus
  78. Coral reefs may start dissolving faster than they can grow by 2054
  79. Your ears give off alcohol and a test can reveal how much you've drunk
  80. European airlines have been lobbying against EU climate plans
  81. Climate change and nature loss must be tackled together, says report
  82. Amazon buying MGM is just continuing a 40,000-year-old media tradition
  83. DARPA drone interceptor seems to be armed with a form of Silly String
  84. Robotic chemist may be able to recreate Earth’s primordial soup
  85. Partial solar eclipse will be visible in the UK and Ireland on 10 June
  86. Laughing gas has shown potential as a treatment for depression
  87. Some early land-dwelling amphibians evolved back into aquatic species
  88. Thousands of mysterious radio signals blast through the universe daily
  89. AstraZeneca covid-19 vaccine may hinder blood clotting in rare cases
  90. Google is using AI to design processors that run AI more efficiently
  91. Quantum microscope can examine cells in unprecedented detail
  92. A single honeybee has cloned itself hundreds of millions of times
  93. Slump in electronics sales due to pandemic could help tackle e-waste
  94. The building blocks for life might exist at the edge of the galaxy
  95. Should we start testing drugs and vaccines in people who are pregnant?
  96. US Army scientists create a formula for the perfect walking robot
  97. Cattle that spend more time around humans have smaller brains
  98. Whale that travelled halfway around the world sets migration record
  99. NASA mission takes first close-up images of Ganymede in two decades
  100. Celebrities call on G7 leaders to donate covid-19 vaccines immediately

Slashdot

  1. Google and India's Jio Platforms Announce Budget Android Smartphone JioPhone Next
  2. Scientist Finds Early Virus Sequences That Had Been Mysteriously Deleted
  3. A Bunch of Google Drive Links Are About To Be Broken
  4. Physicists Induce Motionless Quantum State In Largest Object Yet
  5. Stress Turns Hair Gray, But It's Reversible, Study Says
  6. Shedding Light On the Mechanism of Magnetic Sensing In Birds
  7. DeepMind Uses AI To Tackle Neglected Deadly Diseases
  8. Warren Buffett Resigns From Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
  9. Peloton Treadmill Safety Update Requires $40 a Month Subscription
  10. AI Helps Restore Rembrandt's Night Watch Masterpiece
  11. Supreme Court Sides With High School Cheerleader Who Cursed Online
  12. Amazon Wins Trial Over Technology To Order Groceries With Alexa
  13. Scholars on LinkedIn Are Being Blocked in China 'Without Telling Them Why'
  14. Ubuntu-maker Canonical Will Support Open Source Blender on Windows, Mac, and Linux
  15. Mathematicians Welcome Computer-Assisted Proof in 'Grand Unification' Theory

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. Oliver Grabes, Head of Design at Braun, Discusses Good Design and How To Shape Tomorrow
  2. The Part of the Plane You Never Get to See, Part 2: The Avionics Bay and Cargo Areas
  3. Industrial Designer Elif Bulut Rethinks Sneaker Packaging Design: Shoebox as Display Stand
  4. Yea or Nay? Tomo's Easy-Connect Dog Gear
  5. Office for Design's Beautiful Take on the Router
  6. Improvised Objects and Solutions, from Redneck Engineering
  7. A Micro-Car That You Enter Through the Front of the Vehicle
  8. Guy Makes Pixel Art, Using Rubik's Cubes, of Christian Eriksen
  9. Hyundai's Doctor-Headed Dog-Bot
  10. Sponsored: Simplify Caretaking with iF Design Awards' Best Childcare Products of 2021
  11. Hilarious Reveal of the Star Trek Communicator Badge's UX Flaw
  12. Batman Ditches Batmobile, for Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6
  13. Designey Drawing Tools: This Magnetic Transforming Multi-Part Ruler "For All Your Design Needs"
  14. Silicone Storage Containers With a Funky Living Hinge/Lid
  15. Leica is Launching a Smartphone, With a Massive Lens and Magnetic Lens Cap

CNET

  1. Subway tuna sandwich lab results: The controversy explained - CNET
  2. Gmail takes on Slack with new collaboration tools. Here's how they work - CNET
  3. Google delays Chrome's cookie-blocking privacy plan by nearly 2 years - CNET
  4. Current refinance rates on June 24, 2021: Rate falls - CNET
  5. Current mortgage rate for June 24, 2021: Rates cool off - CNET
  6. AirPods Pro back down to Prime Day low of $190, AirPods Max drop to $489 - CNET
  7. Ferrari's lovely 296 GTB brings the V6-hybrid era to Maranello - Roadshow
  8. The best Amazon Prime Day deals still available - CNET
  9. APR vs. interest rate: What are the differences? - CNET
  10. Inside Wikipedia's endless war over the coronavirus lab leak theory - CNET
  11. Fast and Furious 9 review: The Godfather II of Vin Diesel car crash movies - CNET
  12. Antivirus pioneer John McAfee found dead, Bitcoin loses most of 2021 gains video - CNET
  13. iPhone 12 water test: How deep can Apple's phone really go? - CNET
  14. Best rewards credit cards for June 2021 - CNET
  15. Robocalls from spoofed numbers truly seem off the charts. Now what? video - CNET
  16. Hate robocalls? You'll love what's coming as of June 30 - CNET
  17. iPhone 13 camera: The specs and features the rumors say we'll see - CNET
  18. I switched from Android to iPhone and found out what my friends really think - CNET
  19. Hulu July 2021: Everything new coming this month - CNET
  20. Earth-like worlds in the Milky Way may be a lot less common than we thought - CNET
  21. This Google Chrome rival is the browser to use if you're worried about online privacy. What to know - CNET
  22. 2021 Porsche Panamera GTS review: Striking the perfect balance - Roadshow
  23. 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV really needs an update - Roadshow
  24. Aliens could have already spotted Earth from over 2,000 different star systems - CNET
  25. Prime Video: Everything coming in July 2021 - CNET

Reddit

  1. Cartoon Legends: Battle Royale
  2. Hundreds of bodies found in unmarked graves at former Saskatchewan residential school
  3. Cartoon Legends: Battle Royale
  4. Super offended.
  5. Singer catches beer while crowdwalking
  6. Because every life is precious!
  7. An orangutan's reaction to a trick
  8. If you were given a chance to rename the moon, what will you name it?
  9. My heart wasn't ready.
  10. [Post Game Thread] The Atlanta Hawks defeat the Milwaukee Bucks 116 - 113 to take home court advantage and a 1-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals behind a playoff career-high 48 points from Trae Young to go with 11 assists
  11. More than 150 Houston Methodist hospital system workers fired or quit after refusing to get COVID-19 vaccine
  12. 🔥 Fiddler crabs showing off their dance moves
  13. Man tests positive for Covid for 305 days straight in 'world's longest case'
  14. I mean I’m gay, but this is even too much for me…
  15. How vaccine works
  16. Obviously the work of anti-vaxxers
  17. [OC] China's CO2 emissions almost surpass the G7
  18. Hmmmm
  19. Cursed Godwin's Law
  20. What an Idiot? Or is he legend?
  21. DeSantis signs bill requiring Florida students, professors to register political views with state
  22. A mod I made for Minecraft. Told to post here :D
  23. Matt Gaetz gets schooled by 4 star general
  24. A cast iron cauldron I found buried in my forest.
  25. Sometimes it just needs to be spelled out for them
  26. Can't imagine a better time waster during chemo than a Playstation 5. Get well, Mark.
  27. YSK: Every Car Built from 2018 Onwards is REQUIRED to Have a Backup Camera -- It is not an extra feature
  28. 002 IS OFFICIALLY IN EFFECT! Published on Federal Register website! 🚀🚀
  29. 'Redneck Rave' at Kentucky park ends with 48 people charged, throat slashing, and an impalement
  30. Republicans Want You (Not the Rich) to Pay for Infrastructure
  31. WCGW skateboarding down a big handrail
  32. My wife: "Explain why I'm hiding behind this tree again?"
  33. The biggest painting I’ve ever done.
  34. Congress gave NASA $850 million. NASA picked the lowest cost option. Congress objected. NASA stated that unless if they get +$1.2 billion funding, they will go ahead with their current choice.
  35. No, The Other One by Randall Munroe
  36. Are people still stupid enough to genuinely think that MSG is bad for you and that Chinese Restaurant Syndrome is really a thing?
  37. She wants him to throw the ball so they can play together.
  38. My partner's cat really messed me up yesterday
  39. Anon saves someone
  40. Deliver before it's too late
  41. Hundreds of bodies found in unmarked graves at former Saskatchewan residential school
  42. Pronouns
  43. Guy saves another man's life by touching him on the shoulder.
  44. 'Murica
  45. Biden Mocks Americans Who Own Guns To Defend Against Tyranny: You'd Need Jets and Nuclear Weapons To Take Us On
  46. TIL in 1965, Arnold Schwarzenegger went AWOL in the Austrian Army (during the 1 year service required by the government) to attend a bodybuilding contest. He spent a week in military prison, but won the contest, propelling the opportunity for larger contests and, ultimately, his ticket to to America
  47. In the heat of the moment
  48. Mark Hoppus, bassist for Blink-182, has cancer
  49. Good Samaritan who died in Arvada shooting was shot by police, according to sources
  50. Just so we’re clear
  51. That'll plug Dr Phil up!
  52. Something was in the air in 2007..!
  53. Hole Filler Mod includes Water & Lava
  54. This car being wrapped
  55. Tried to draw the 4 Beatles, from Liverpool.
  56. Reproductive rights are reproductive rights and we have to fight for ALL of them for everyone
  57. HMFT after I belly flop from 50 meters
  58. 4MM Yolo $WISH, Caesar is home, where are my ape brothers and sisters
  59. Matthew Vaughn’s “Stardust” is so good, everything I want in a fantasy film, yet very few ever talk about it.
  60. Well, I officially hate SMPs. RIP totem.
  61. France wants into space!!
  62. Yo! Anybody home?
  63. me irl
  64. Didn't expect that to work.
  65. Former President Noynoy Aquino has died - Tribune
  66. When you're at a restaurant, and the person who ordered after you gets his food first:
  67. Lazy people
  68. Lazy people
  69. Art movements for beginners
  70. Crackhead being a crackhead and being a public nuisance. Watch until the end
  71. Fixed and usually my Sister
  72. Anthony Beauvillier scores the OT GWG to force a Game 7
  73. Maybe Maybe Maybe
  74. "Katara has no attraction towards Aang"
  75. I think I got on the wrong bus
  76. I'll just show my way out
  77. What's the difference between Donald Trump and a bird?
  78. Smh
  79. Yeah...
  80. Them: Are Huskies really that much crazier than other dogs? Me:
  81. I’m the one who told my husband he’s sexually assaulted me and then got the silent treatment. Well, I’m leaving his ass.
  82. Footage of Amazon destroying thousands of unsold items in Britain prompts calls for official investigation
  83. U.S. life expectancy decreased by 1.87 years between 2018 and 2020, a drop not seen since World War II, according to new research from Virginia Commonwealth University, the University of Colorado Boulder and the Urban Institute.
  84. Rooster Ruckus
  85. Remember this scene which eventually turned out to be absolutely meaningless?
  86. woke up at 5:00 am to this guy crawling on my inner thigh
  87. "We don't pay you to be 2 minutes late, over the course of a year, it's hundreds of dollars." Then I find out an interesting detail.
  88. The best exchange
  89. Made this Cowboy Bebop style opening sequence for the Water 7/Enies Lobby arc. Took me 3 months. I hope you like it!
  90. [BotW] Ah yes, the four fantastical races of hyrule
  91. Toto Wolff at the end of 2021 French Grand Prix
  92. He got Epsteined
  93. 1,000hp, I was the only one they trusted to drive it onto the alignment rack. I declined, customer pulled it on. (Cheap street tires lit up very easily and can’t be driven softly in AWD, said it’s terrifying)
  94. Did anyone else notice pink toilet paper in rich people's homes in the 90's? What was up with that?
  95. 1 job, 2 dreams
  96. The Rise and Fall of John McAfee (2017) - This documentary chronicles McAfee's time as a fugitive avoiding arrest for murder, to his incarnation as a cybersecurity specialist living a normal life and insistence that people are after him. [0:40:20]
  97. Why was the pirate hat removed from Hullbreaker?
  98. A MUST WATCH. Don’t even know who this guy is, but his explanation of the event unfolding is surprisingly accurate.
  99. Caption this

The Verge

  1. TCL’s wearable display glasses will go on sale in July starting in Australia
  2. Google delays blocking third-party cookies in Chrome until 2023
  3. Microsoft’s Xbox Series S is available for $10 off at Costco right now
  4. Volvo won’t charge extra for its upcoming electric vehicles with lidar sensors
  5. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is surprisingly solid on the Switch
  6. Ransom notes
  7. How to watch Microsoft’s Windows 11 event
  8. Beeple and the founder of Pitchfork are launching an NFT site where you can buy moments in time
  9. Google and Jio collaborate on ‘ultra-affordable’ JioPhone Next
  10. Microsoft needs to show Windows 11 is more than just Windows 10.5

Wired

  1. Before Guitar Hero, Gamers Rocked Out to Gitaroo Man
  2. How to Watch Microsoft's Windows 11 Event—and What to Expect
  3. The Delta and Gamma Covid-19 Variants Are Taking Over the US
  4. The World Needs Deepfake Experts to Stem This Chaos
  5. Trick Out Your iPhone 12 With These Cases and Accessories
  6. Volunteers Digitized Centuries of Handwritten Rain Data
  7. Andreessen Horowitz Goes Ham on Crypto with a New $2.2B Fund
  8. The Untold Story Behind Lev's Voice in The Last of Us Part II
  9. How to Survive the Worst Tornado in US History
  10. A Well-Meaning Feature Leaves Millions of Dell PCs Vulnerable
  11. John McAfee Dies in Spanish Prison After Extradition Order
  12. French Spyware Executives Are Indicted for Aiding Torture
  13. Prime Day 2021 Is Over: Here Are the 48 Best Remaining Deals
  14. Stop Putting Pressure on Developers to Rush Games to Market
  15. Help! How Do I Make My Workplace More Diverse?
  16. Can Some Classy Cookware Zap the Microwave's Bad Rap?
  17. Google Launches a New Medical App—Outside the US
  18. The Coelacanth May Live for a Century. That’s Not Great News
  19. These Startups Are Betting on a Remote-First World
  20. What if Shopping on Amazon Was Just … Better?

LifeHacker

  1. Why You Shouldn't Expect a COVID Vaccine Booster Anytime Soon
  2. How to Install a Bidet, Because It's Easier Than You Think
  3. Honor Your Summer Fruit by Turning It Into Liqueur
  4. You Can Lock Your Shady Incognito Tabs With This Hidden Face ID Setting
  5. How to Share Tweets Directly to Your Instagram Stories on iOS Instead of Using Screenshots
  6. 9 Ways You Aren't Using Mesh Laundry Bags, But Should Be
  7. How to Cancel Your Airbnb Reservation Without Being a Jerk
  8. Use This Tool to Claim Money From Your Child Tax Credit
  9. How to Add Multiple Accounts to Your Amazon Echo
  10. How to Enroll in the iOS 15 Developer Beta Right Now
  11. How to Make Plant-Based Protein Powder Not Taste Like Ass
  12. You Should Make Pasta Salad With Store-Bought Gnocchi
  13. How to Clean Blinds
  14. How to Go to the Gym Before Work, According to Reddit
  15. These High Humidity Plants Will Thrive in Your Bathroom
  16. What's New on Netflix in July 2021
  17. What to Do When You Feel Like You're 'Failing Up'
  18. What Baby Gear You Can Purchase Used, and What Should Be New
  19. How to Qualify for an FHA Mortgage, Even With Student Debt
  20. How to Season Ground Meat 'to Taste'
  21. 10 Video Game Soundtracks That Will Increase Your Productivity
  22. How Worried Should We Be About the Delta Variant?
  23. I'm Talent Manager ChiChi Anyanwu and This Is How I Work
  24. These Office Plants Will Turn Your Workspace Into an Oasis
  25. How Much Can You Really Make Chasing Bank Account Bonuses?

The Onion

  1. First Transgender Athlete To Compete In Olympics
  2. White House: U.S. To Miss July 4 Covid-19 Vaccination Goal
  3. ‘Stop! You Don’t Have To Do This!’ Whispers Tiny Voice In Head Of Man Clicking On Article About Michael B. Jordan’s Cultural Appropriation
  4. Menstrual Flow Included In Calculation of Whether To Get Up For Twist And Shout
  5. Andrew Yang Picking Up A Few Souvenirs On Way Back Home From New York Visit
  6. NYC Mayoral Primary Results Delayed Until Officials Finish Watching YouTube Explainer On Ranked Choice Voting
  7. Nuclear Energy: Myth Vs. Fact
  8. Report: Make It Stop
  9. Band Remembers Back When They Used To Play Shows For 10 People Instead Of 4 People
  10. ISS Apologizes After Excessive Power Usage Accidentally Shorts Out Galaxy
  11. Sixers Fans Praise Ben Simmons For Embodying Philadelphia Spirit Of Half-Assing Job
  12. Kids’ Shows That Actually Had Some Very Adult Story Lines
  13. Nicaraguan Police Arrest 5th Presidential Candidate
  14. Supreme Court Rules Against NCAA In Student Athlete Compensation Case
  15. Jay-Z’s Career Turns 25
  16. De Blasio: ‘Well, Well, Well, Not So Easy To Find A Mayor That Doesn’t Suck, Huh?’
  17. Andrew Yang Tries To Buy Banana From Voting Booth
  18. New Yorker Struggling To Rank Every Choice For Mayor From 1 To 8.419 Million
  19. 911 Operator Likes To Let It Ring For Couple Seconds So Caller Doesn’t Get Impression They're Standing By Phone All Day
  20. Experts Encourage Americans To Start Thinking About What Form Of Government They’d Like To Try After Democracy Crumbles
  21. Cause Of Death Installed Above Bed
  22. Conservative Man Tearfully Informs Family Critical Race Theory Has Spread To His Liver
  23. Report: Pick
  24. ESPN’s New MLB Analyst Just Guy Who Follows Jayson Stark On Twitter
  25. Annoying Things Customers Do That Waiters Hate The Most

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  1. South Korea retailer E-Mart buys 80% stake in eBay's South Korean business for $3B (Reuters)
  2. BuzzFeed announces plans to go public via SPAC merger, targeting a $1.5B valuation, and will acquire digital publisher Complex Networks for $300M (Jessica Bursztynsky/CNBC)
  3. A look at some of the apps used by Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash drivers to increase earnings, like Gridwise, which collates drivers' earnings across platforms (Preetika Rana/Wall Street Journal)
  4. JW Player, a video streaming and analytics service used by major companies like Viacom, raises $100M Series E from LLR Partners (Paul Sawers/VentureBeat)
  5. Google will delay plans to block third-party cookies from early 2022 to late 2023, to find ways to protect privacy without hurting ad-dependent publishers (Stephen Shankland/CNET)
  6. The e-commerce business of Saks Fifth Avenue's discount chain spun off into a standalone company after raising $200M from Insight Partners at a valuation of $1B (Adam Jackson/Bloomberg)
  7. Apple launches App Store search ads in China, five years after launching in the US (Rita Liao/TechCrunch)
  8. Andreessen Horowitz raises $2.2B for its third fund focused on crypto startups and cryptocurrencies (Kate Rooney/CNBC)
  9. Firebolt Analytics, which builds a cloud data warehouse designed for rapid analysis of large data sets, raises $127M Series B led by Dawn Capital and K5 Global (Mike Wheatley/SiliconANGLE)
  10. Filing: Wise, previously TransferWise, plans to go public on the London Stock Exchange via a direct listing in early July, reportedly at a $6B-$7B valuation (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  11. Four former executives of Nexa Technologies, an alleged supplier of surveillance tech to Libya and Egypt, were indicted for complicity in torture and war crimes (Sidney Fussell/Wired)
  12. Visa buys Sweden-based Tink, which offers open banking APIs used by more than 3,400 banks and financial institutions in Europe, for €1.8B (Simon Clark/Wall Street Journal)
  13. Google and Jio Platforms announce JioPhone Next, an affordable phone powered by an optimized version of Android, that will debut in India on September 10 (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  14. How job search sites such as LinkedIn, ZipRecruiter, and CareerBuilder are working to remove gender and racial bias from their AI-powered matching algorithms (Sheridan Wall/MIT Technology Review)
  15. Data infrastructure software maker Confluent raises $828M in its US IPO at a valuation of about $9B; Confluent was last valued at $4.5B last year (Bloomberg)