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BBC

  1. Differences in GP access across England 'shocking'
  2. Jaden Moodie: Murder arrest over 14-year-old's stabbing
  3. Windsor Davies: It Ain't Half Hot Mum actor dies aged 88
  4. Brexit: Theresa May should become mediator, says Sir John Major
  5. Mexico pipeline blast kills 66 and injures dozens more
  6. Funeral of murdered mayor draws thousands
  7. New Year Park Lane stab death: 'Dangerous' men hunted
  8. Swimming with huge female pregnant great white sharks
  9. More mental health checks before Superdrug Botox
  10. Rappers Skengdo and AM breached injunction by performing drill music
  11. Brexit worries 'add to car insurance costs'
  12. Boo the Pomeranian dog dies 'from a broken heart'
  13. Rent-a-sister: Coaxing Japan’s young men out of their rooms
  14. Meet the Avenue Q puppet coach Nigel Plaskitt
  15. Are grey cars really silver? And other car colour questions
  16. Side Hustles: 'My secret life as a DJ'
  17. Firewomen prove they exist to four-year-old Esme
  18. Katelyn Ohashi: My 'crazy' week as the 'perfect 10' gymnast
  19. When America agreed on a border barrier
  20. Week in pictures: 12 - 18 January 2019
  21. Vogue sorry for misidentifying journalist Noor Tagouri
  22. BBC News Channel
  23. Can pubs stand many more Dry Januarys?
  24. Kiah Morris case: How far do free speech protections go in the US?
  25. Reality Check: Why has Zimbabwe hiked petrol prices?
  26. The woman with her head in the clouds
  27. Why your name matters in the search for a job
  28. Obituary: Comedy actor Windsor Davies
  29. Awkward encounters of the disabled kind
  30. Tough times for Amsterdam sex business
  31. Fyre Festival: Inside the world's biggest festival flop
  32. Drag queen or delivery driver: What's your 'side hustle'?
  33. Jota hat-trick as Wolves beat Leicester in seven-goal thriller
  34. Saracens beat Glasgow to secure home quarter-final
  35. 'Don't cry' - Williams comforts teenager after beating her
  36. Older drivers: Is age a factor behind the wheel?
  37. Staffordshire Police e-fit 'looks like E.T.'
  38. Manila's 'trolley boys'
  39. World's coffee under threat, say experts
  40. Marie Kondo - does tidiness really equal a clean mind?
  41. The North Korean women who had to escape twice
  42. How will history judge President Trump?
  43. 'I want to stand up for every woman experiencing abuse'
  44. Kevin Mallory: The churchgoing patriot who spied for China
  45. African migration 'a trickle' thanks to trafficking ban across the Sahara

Bitcoin

  1. $3,735.9550
  2. £2,901.2679
  3. €3,286.5196
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. What we're buying: A terrible replacement baby monitor
  2. The Morning After: Galaxy S10 leaks and Amazon's robot safety vest
  3. ActionDash brings 'digital well being' tracking to more Android phones
  4. Galaxy S10 leak suggests a lineup with three variants
  5. DNC claims Russians launched more phishing attacks after midterms
  6. Netflix is reviving 'Unsolved Mysteries' with 'Stranger Things' producer
  7. Alphabet's Verily health watch gets FDA approval for ECG feature
  8. Facebook's latest attempt to court teens is a 'cringey' meme library
  9. Sling TV adds personalized recommendations, starting on Apple TV
  10. Nissan concept van includes an all-electric carpentry shop
  11. IKEA will start selling its Sonos-powered smart speakers in August
  12. Facebook might be facing a hefty fine from the FTC
  13. Spotify's in-car music player may go on sale this year
  14. Amazon made a vest to keep robots from pummeling humans
  15. Facebook’s simplified Messenger app interface is rolling out to users
  16. What does Google get out of buying Fossil’s smartwatch tech?
  17. 'Mortal Kombat 11' hype begins with an ultraviolent gameplay exhibition
  18. The best touchscreen winter gloves
  19. The latest Stylophone is much more than a tiny toy synth
  20. Teenage Engineering is making modular synths for the masses
  21. Microsoft ends support for Windows 10 Mobile this year
  22. NBA refs will return to Twitter to answer fans' questions
  23. Emmy Awards will kill off DVD screeners for good in 2020
  24. What we're watching: '7 Days Out: League of Legends'
  25. Lightning's $13,000 electric motorbike boasts a top speed of 150mph

Pinboard

  1. How to teach Git | Rachel M. Carmena
  2. Graham Lyons | Everything You Need To Know About Networking On AWS
  3. Impeach Trump Now - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://bit.ly/2K9Clx5
  4. How to Find Hidden Cameras and Spy Bugs (The Professional Way) - Sentel Tech Security
  5. Untitled (https://securitycheckli.st/) — First version complete! Here it is: This is a checklist for people who want to improve the…
  6. The Route of a Text Message – the scottbot irregular
  7. Facebook's '10 Year Challenge' Is Just a Harmless Meme—Right? | WIRED — via Daring Fireball http://bit.ly/2FJ06sP
  8. Doctor Rapp - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://bit.ly/2K9Clx5
  9. Untitled (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jasonleopold/trump-russia-cohen-moscow-tower-mueller-investigation) — Nixon was literally impeached for this
  10. Untitled (https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/jack-dorsey-twitter-interview_us_5c3e2601e4b01c93e00e2a00) — i interviewed jack dorsey last week
  11. The curious case of the Raspberry Pi in the network closet — The curious case of the Raspberry Pi in the network closet via Instapaper https://blog.haschek.at/2018/the-curious-case-of-the-RasPi-in-our-network.html
  12. Say hello, new logo | The Official Slack Blog — Slack has a new logo
  13. Startup Playbook
  14. Postmake - Curated tools and resources for your next project
  15. Opinion | The Malign Incompetence of the British Ruling Class - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  16. Bash scripting cheatsheet — A comprehensive cheatsheet for Bash scripting.
  17. Untitled (https://www.wired.com/story/president-trump-mueller-russia-agent-putin/) — It'd be embarrassing for the President at this point if Trump *isn't* a Russian agent. My latest for @wired:
  18. Troy Hunt: The 773 Million Record "Collection #1" Data Breach
  19. GitHub - charlax/professional-programming: A collection of full-stack resources for programmers. — michaelfox starred charlax/professional-programming
  20. Is Sunscreen the New Margarine? | Outside Online — via Outside Magazine: All http://bit.ly/2hKcY6v
  21. Turning Type Sideways | News, Notes & Observations | Hoefler & Co. — from Daring Fireball Jonathan Hoefler: This month, researchers made official something that typeface designers have long known: that horizontal lines appear thicker than vertical ones. At left, a square made from equally thick strokes; at right, the one t…
  22. I interviewed at six top companies in Silicon Valley in six days, and stumbled into six job offers
  23. How Do People Communicate Before Death? - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://bit.ly/2K9Clx5
  24. My Modern PHP Development Setup · John Mackenzie | Software Engineer — ... and all containerised too!
  25. The ‘Age of Tech’ Is Over - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://bit.ly/1aNUXMQ
  26. Have I been pwned? Check if your email has been compromised in a data breach — RT @haveibeenpwned: It's alive! "Have I been pwned?" by @troyhunt is now up and running. Search for your account across multiple breaches
  27. Daring Fireball: Pentagram’s ‘Range of Possibilities’ for Slack — ★ Pentagram’s ‘Range of Possibilities’ for Slack:
  28. Finally, A Personality Quiz Backed By Science | FiveThirtyEight — RT @JenLucPiquant: Most Personality Quizzes Are Junk Science. Take One That Isn’t.
  29. The Pure American Banality of Donald Trump’s White House Fast-Food Buffet | The New Yorker — I wrote about it.
  30. 27-free-alternatives-to-adobes-expensive-app-subscripti-1831737178
  31. CES 2019: A Show Report – Learning By Shipping
  32. Thinking Different: Keys to Adopting an iPad-First Workflow – MacStories — Thinking Different: Keys to Adopting an iPad-First Workflow The iPad Pro is a more attract…
  33. Nothing Can Stop Google. DuckDuckGo Is Trying Anyway. — "You can run a profitable company — which we are — without using a surveillance business model" - @yegg
  34. Have Aliens Found Us? An Interview with the Harvard Astronomer Avi Loeb About the Mysterious Interstellar Object ‘Oumuamua | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker http://bit.ly/2vBNPRa
  35. How to: Back-to-top button without scroll events – Signal v. Noise — How to: Back-to-top button without scroll events
  36. Untitled (http://time.com/collection/davos-2019/5502591/tim-cook-data-privacy/) — Writing in @TIME, @Tim_Cook calls for federal privacy legislation and the creation of a "data-broker clearinghouse"
  37. It was never about Europe. Brexit is Britain’s reckoning with itself | Fintan O’Toole | Opinion | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://bit.ly/1Zwy43B
  38. Suborn - 12 Words from the Wrong Side of the Law | Merriam-Webster — 'Suborn' - specifically: to induce to commit perjury - broadly: to induce secretly to do an unlawful thing
  39. The Evolution of a Rust Programmer
  40. After GDPR, The New York Times cut off ad exchanges in Europe - and kept growing ad revenue - Digiday — After GDPR, The New York Times cut off ad exchanges in Europe — and kept growing ad revenue
  41. Is Ancient DNA Research Revealing New Truths — or Falling Into Old Traps? - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  42. [Toybox] More than you really wanted to know about patch.
  43. WiGLE - Wireless Geographic Logging Engine - Plotting WiFi on Maps
  44. The three-page paper that shook philosophy—a hacker’s perspective | the jsomers.net blog
  45. Dimensions.Guide | The Spatial Reference Database
  46. Tech Choices I Regret at Spectrum
  47. Twins get some 'mystifying' results when they put 5 ancestry DNA kits to the test | CBC News
  48. Remove unused code  |  web.dev — Tip: Chrome can measure how much unused JavaScript is on your page DevTools > top-right me…
  49. I Mentored Mark Zuckerberg. I Loved Facebook. But I Can't Stay Silent About What's Happening. — I am really sad about Facebook. I got involved with the company more than a decade ago and have taken great pride and joy in the company’s success … until the…
  50. Managing Remote Teams - A Crash Course
  51. How I've Been Using Notion Personally and Professionally | CSS-Tricks — Notion has become an indispensable tool in my day-to-day life.
  52. Dropgangs, or the future of darknet markets • Opaque Link — Interesting view on the evolution of darknet markets.
  53. HTML5 Input Types: Where Are They Now? — Smashing Magazine — via Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers http://bit.ly/2ibDzra
  54. DBeaver | Free Universal SQL Client
  55. Untitled (https://www.theonion.com/fox-news-debuts-premium-channel-for-24-hour-coverage-of-1831814505?utm_campaign=SF&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_content=Main) — Fox News Debuts Premium Channel For 24-Hour Coverage Of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
  56. Microsoft Pledges $500 Million for Affordable Housing in Seattle Area - The New York Times — via NYT > Technology https://nyti.ms/2HnT1eu
  57. Signal v Noise exits Medium – Signal v. Noise — Three years ago we embraced an exciting new publishing platform called Medium. It felt like a new start for a writing community, and we benefitted immensely…
  58. Facebook's internal documents about how it made money off children to be releasedReveal
  59. time.com — Tim Cook on data privacy
  60. mailtolink.me | markup generator for mailto links — A quick and easy way to generate markup for those annoying mailto links.
  61. All in One Bookmark Links for Designer - Evernote Design
  62. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/a-place-i-feel-very-comfortable-t-mobile-executives-seeking-government-approval-for-merger-stayed-at-trumps-hotel-repeatedly/2019/01/15/6a114d3e-142c-11e9-b6ad-9cfd62dbb0a8_story.html — NEW: T-Mobile inked a merger that needs Trump Admin’s OK. Next day: 9 T-Mobile execs had rese…
  63. The Scientist & Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing, 1999 | Education | Analog Devices
  64. Untitled (https://media.defense.gov/2018/Oct/09/2002049591/-1/-1/0/DIB_DETECTING_AGILE_BS_2018.10.05.PDF) — This DOD guide is great. A very no-nonsense guide to understanding the basics of Agile software development.
  65. Police, Computing, and Nationalism | Kamau Bobb — got pulled over by the police today....
  66. Sequel Pro
  67. Slack のロゴが新しくなりました！ | The Official Slack Blog — （公式サイトの説明とそれを見たワイ）
  68. [Evaluations] 21 Grahams | Harper's Magazine — Favorite tweet: 21 Grahams, a list of descriptions of Donald Trump by Senator Lindsey Graham from 2015 ("a race-baiting, xenophobic bigot") to 2018 ("a potential recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize") https://t.co/DrSYLtMtNs — kottke.org (@kottke) November 12, 2018
  69. Music For Nothing — RT @joelcorelitz: Today, I’m launching . It’s an ever-growing collection of 1-minute-long cues that you can us…
  70. xkcd: Missal of Silos — Missal of Silos
  71. Fourier Transforms
  72. How Radix trees made blocking IPs 5000 times faster - Sqreen Blog | Modern Application Security — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18921058
  73. Ask HN: Best things in your bash_profile/aliases? | Hacker News — Ask HN: Best things in your bash_profile/aliases?
  74. GoodNotes 5: The MacStories Review — https://www.macstories.net/reviews/goodnotes-5-the-macstories-review/
  75. Remove Background from Image – remove.bg
  76. Networking on AWS (2018) | Hacker News — Everything You Need to Know About Networking on AWS ()
  77. O.K., Google: How Much Money Have I Made for You Today? — Books of The Times Credit Alessandra Montalto/The New York Times A friend of mine says that whenever he walks into someone’s home he’s tempted to yell out,…
  78. yagiz/Bagel: a little native network debugging tool for iOS — a little native network debugging tool for iOS. Contribute to yagiz/Bagel development by creating an account on GitHub.
  79. Poll-Rigging for Trump and Creating @WomenForCohen: One IT Firm’s Work Order - WSJ — via Top stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2FKNeDV
  80. who-is-watching-you-in-your-airbnb
  81. Why I've stopped exporting defaults from my JavaScript modules - Human Who Codes
  82. Freelance Contract Template - Download Free | The Plain Contract
  83. Bjørn Karmann › project_alias — Bjørn Karmann
  84. The Creeping IT Apocalypse — No, the real trend to watch here is not that the cloud providers are making it easier for non-technical people to code (although they are), but that they are straight-up reducing the number of people required to deliver technical solutions.
  85. One Couple’s Tireless Crusade to Stop a Genetic Killer | WIRED — via Wired Top Stories http://bit.ly/2tAvpRP
  86. Ask HN: How to self-study Mathematics from the Undergrad through graduate level? | Hacker News
  87. Young Trans Children Know Who They Are - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic http://bit.ly/2K9Clx5
  88. rikschennink/shiny: 🌟 Shiny Reflections for Mobile Websites — Add shiny reflections to text, backgrounds, and borders on devices that support the DeviceMotion event.
  89. GitHub - nukeop/nuclear: An Electron-based, multiplatform music player app that streams from multiple sources — namuit starred nukeop/nuclear
  90. WeWork’s CEO Makes Millions as Landlord to WeWork - WSJ — This is the most WeWork thing to ever WeWork.
  91. The rowdy tourists currently obsessing all of New Zealand media. — via Top stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2FKNeDV
  92. Mounting evidence suggests Trump fears Putin due to compromising info — via Daring Fireball http://bit.ly/2FJ06sP
  93. AWS, MongoDB, and the Economic Realities of Open Source – Stratechery by Ben Thompson — via Stratechery http://bit.ly/2G5VbDk
  94. Daring Fireball: The R-Word — via Daring Fireball http://bit.ly/2FJ06sP
  95. Big Win for Web Accessibility in Domino’s Pizza Case – Law Office of Lainey Feingold
  96. The Flexbox Holy Albatross | HeydonWorks
  97. Why we built CockroachDB on top of RocksDB | Cockroach Labs
  98. John Bogle, who founded Vanguard and revolutionized retirement savings, dies at 89 — John Bogle, who founded Vanguard and revolutionized retirement savings, dies at 89
  99. An Astonishing 773 Million Records Exposed in Monster Breach | WIRED — via Top stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2FKNeDV
  100. Have I been pwned? Pwned Passwords — Very cool. Find out if a password has been previous owned here:

The Next Web

  1. Hiveage streamlines your freelance and small business invoicing for just $50
  2. The security threats of neural networks and deep learning algorithms
  3. Government use of blockchain will shape our digital identity
  4. Recycling the world’s plastic garbage could buy you the NFL, Apple and Microsoft
  5. AI isn’t here to steal your job, it’s here to make it better
  6. Facebook’s secretly working on LOL — a meme hub meant to lure teens from Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok
  7. Popular travel app hands out Trump-shaped stress balls to anyone who books a trip to Mexico
  8. The #AmazonShitCarShow is some of the best crap on Prime
  9. Facebook docs reveal a predatory policy for dealing with kids’ accidental purchases [Update]
  10. Microsoft is euthanizing Windows 10 Mobile in 2019

Smashing Magazine

  1. Monthly Web Development Update 1/2019: Rethinking Habits And Finding Custom Solutions
  2. Grabbing Visual Attention With The Visual Cortex
  3. HTML5 Input Types: Where Are They Now?
  4. How Improving Website Performance Can Help Save The Planet
  5. Web Standards: The What, The Why, And The How
  6. When And How To Use CSS Multi-Column Layout
  7. Designing A Font Based On Old Handwriting
  8. Powerful Image Analysis With Google Cloud Vision And Python
  9. How To Design Search For Your Mobile App
  10. Front-End Performance Checklist 2019 [PDF, Apple Pages, MS Word]
  11. HTML5 SVG Fill Animation With CSS3 And Vanilla JavaScript
  12. How Much Should You Get Paid To Build Websites In 2019?
  13. How To Learn CSS
  14. 2018: A Smashing Year In Review
  15. New Year, New Beginnings (January 2019 Wallpapers Edition)

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Multiroom Wireless Speaker System
  2. The Best Bathroom Rugs and Bath Mats
  3. The Best Duct Tape
  4. Wall Hooks We Love
  5. The Best Standing Desk Mats
  6. The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards
  7. The Best Windows Ultrabook
  8. June Oven Review: Not the Countertop Oven You Should Buy
  9. The Best 0% APR Credit Cards of 2019
  10. What We Learned From Testing 1,000 Headphones
  11. How Wirecutter Money Makes Recommendations
  12. The First Sony E-Mount Lenses You Should Buy
  13. The Best Security Cameras for Your Home
  14. Why We Love the AeroPress Coffee Maker
  15. The Best OLED TV
  16. The Best 4K Blu-ray Player
  17. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  18. What We’re Looking Forward To From CES 2019
  19. The Best Credit Cards of 2019
  20. The Best Balance-Transfer Credit Cards
  21. The Best iPad Pro Keyboard Cases
  22. The Best Bluetooth Tracker
  23. The Best Baby Swaddles
  24. The Best Action Camera
  25. The Best Baby Monitors
  26. The Best Standing Desks
  27. The Best Laptop Stands
  28. Mattress Buying Guide
  29. The Best iPhone Cases
  30. The Best Bread Machine

Sweethome

  1. The Best Bathroom Rugs and Bath Mats
  2. The Best Duct Tape
  3. Wall Hooks We Love
  4. The Best Security Cameras for Your Home
  5. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  6. Mattress Buying Guide
  7. The Best Travel Toiletry Bottles
  8. ​The Best Snow Blowers
  9. The Best HomeKit-Compatible Smart-Home Devices
  10. The Best Alexa-Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Amazon Echo
  11. The Best Google Assistant–Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Google Home
  12. The Best Smart Thermostat
  13. The Best Smart Lock
  14. The Best Multi-Tool
  15. The Best Showerhead
  16. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  17. The Best Leaf Blower
  18. Is the Google Home the Voice-Controlled Speaker for You?
  19. The Best Water Flossers
  20. The Best Robot Vacuums
  21. The Best Smart Smoke Alarm
  22. Duvet Covers We Love
  23. The Best Bath Towel
  24. The Best Multi-Bit Screwdriver
  25. Small Bathroom Ideas
  26. The Best Essential Oil Diffusers
  27. The Best Shoe Rack
  28. Bathroom Accessories and Grooming Tools We Love
  29. The Best Hair Dryer
  30. The Best Sunrise Alarm Clock

Hacker News

  1. Hacking of artificial intelligence is an emerging security crisis
  2. People Are Renting Out Their Facebook Accounts for Cash and Free Laptops
  3. MIDI 2.0 Prototyping announced
  4. Ethical bot-making
  5. The Rhine waterway risks becoming impassable because of climate change
  6. Tularosa Study: Experimental Quantify the Effectiveness of Cyber Deception [pdf]
  7. Q2VKPT: Fully path traced Quake 2
  8. EU Cancels 'Final' Negotiations on EU Copyright Directive
  9. Who is horse_js?
  10. Remotely compromise devices by using bugs in Marvell Avastar Wi-Fi
  11. Learn about Neural Networks and Backpropagation
  12. Ask HN: Is there any money in website design for small businesses anymore?
  13. I interviewed at six top companies in Silicon Valley in six days
  14. NASA May Decide This Year to Land a Drone on Saturn's Moon Titan
  15. Windows 10 refutes the idea that the Linux kernel is what defines GNU/Linux
  16. Pixelbook and “Nami” Chromebooks the First to Get Linux GPU Acceleration
  17. Ride That Nearly Killed Me Changed How I Think About Ride-Hailing Apps
  18. The Drunkard’s Progress: Alcohol in 19th Century America
  19. A Short Rebuttal to Searle (1984) [pdf]
  20. Former IBM exec says company told her to hide layoff age data from government
  21. GeoServer 2.14.2 Released
  22. GNU Octave: A high-level interactive language for numerical computations [pdf]
  23. Nike’s auto-laced future
  24. Perceptions of Randomness: Why Three Heads Are Better Than Four (2009) [pdf]
  25. How the Government Shutdown Warps Time Itself
  26. MakeCode Arcade: Retro Gaming, Modern Programming
  27. GM plant where nooses and 'whites-only' signs hung (2019)
  28. Dell returns to public stock market after years as private company
  29. Twins get different results when they put 5 ancestry DNA kits to the test
  30. Why Carmaggedon never comes – Seattle edition

Ars Technica

  1. Even with the Google/Fossil deal, Wear OS is doomed
  2. Damning court docs show just how far Sacklers went to push OxyContin
  3. Review: Toyota Sienna minivan mixes the solid with the subpar
  4. “Our worst fears have come true,” VW Group exec wrote to Audi exec
  5. Verizon offers free robocall blocking, two years after AT&T and T-Mobile
  6. Facebook may be hit with “record-setting fine” by FTC, report says
  7. VR headsets, augmented windshields, and multiscreen infotainment at CES
  8. Sen. Marco Rubio wants to ban states from protecting consumer privacy
  9. To fight climate misinformation, point to the man behind the curtain
  10. Microsoft: Switch to iOS or Android because Windows 10 Mobile is ending
  11. Elon Musk announces Tesla layoffs, warns about weak Q4 profits
  12. The Earth has been experiencing more frequent asteroid strikes
  13. Now That’s What I Call Ars Technica, Volume 1: Favorite stories from Ars’ 20 years
  14. The longstanding NASA-Russian partnership in space may be unraveling
  15. Star Trek: Discovery’s second season may boldly go where the first did not
  16. Twenty legal battles that stand out across Ars’ 20 years of covering them
  17. Rocket Report: Iranian booster failure, SpaceX cuts, Vulcan near final design
  18. For teens, digital technology is good. Or bad. Or maybe neutral?
  19. Google Play malware used phones’ motion sensors to conceal itself
  20. Mortal Kombat 11 gameplay as seen by a ‘90s arcade rat

Digg

  1. Nike's Self-Lacing Sneakers, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
  2. This Chinese Kitty Responds Whenever Its Owner Says 'Good Night'
  3. 'Grammar Girl' On The Last Decade's Most Dramatic Changes In Language
  4. You're Smart, Fast-Paced, And Connected. Your Self-Defense Should Be, Too
  5. This Persistent Dog Refuses To Be Fenced In
  6. The Body Shaming That Haunts Young Boys
  7. We Could Watch This Artist Assemble And Decorate This Incredibly Intricate Cookie Box Forever
  8. WhatsApp Surpasses Facebook As The Social Network's Most Popular App
  9. 'The Birth Of Loud' And The Battle Over The First Electric Guitar
  10. Why Do Many Airplanes Still Have Ashtrays?
  11. Journalist Rips On American Higher Education And The Student Debt Crisis
  12. The Marvel Of The Human Dad
  13. Why No Two People — Past, Present Or Future — Will Ever Share A Fingerprint
  14. Build A Beautiful Website Without Writing A Line Of Code
  15. The Valedictorian Project
  16. Air Force Plane Makes Unannounced Low Pass Over Nashville, Scares The Crap Out Of Everyone
  17. Cop Blatantly Lies About Drug Test Result, Arrests Guy For Meth Possession
  18. World's Oldest Periodic Table Found In Storage
  19. Why Did YouTube Mass Recommend That People Watch News Footage Of The 9/11 Attacks?
  20. Enter To Win A Smart Doorbell And $1,000 To Spend On Home Security
  21. Jamie Dornan And Jemima Kirke Have A One Night Stand — And, Of Course, It's Complicated — In 'Untogether'
  22. Inside The Car Company That's Resurrecting The DeLorean
  23. Mastodon Is Crumbling — And Many Blame Its Creator
  24. Man Is Told He Can't Take His Margarita Out In A To-Go Cup, Comes Up With A Solution
  25. Ranking Breads By How Healthy They Are
  26. This Might Be The Largest Great White Shark In The World
  27. Jon Snow Must Die
  28. You're Smart, Fast-Paced, And Connected. Your Self-Defense Should Be, Too.
  29. Jesse Eisenberg And Alexander Skarsgård Are High-Frequency Traders Looking To Game Wall Street In 'The Hummingbird Project'
  30. Woman Makes The Very Bad Decision Of Skateboarding Down A Very Long Slide
  31. Now We Know The Average American's Credit Card Balance
  32. Bruce Willis Gets No Respect
  33. What Happens When You Shine A High-Powered Laser On The World's Whitest And Blackest Materials
  34. Reflections On Antarctica, From The Men Who Crossed It Alone
  35. What Cities Are Getting Wrong About Public Transportation
  36. This Octopus's Camouflage Is Unbelievably Convincing
  37. Is Corn The Worst Food Allergy?
  38. The Highest-Paying Job In Each State, Mapped
  39. We Regret To Inform You That Aliens Are Probably Not Trying To Talk To Us
  40. What Ever Happened To Trump's Airline?
  41. This $350 Mini-Smartphone Helped Cure My Digital Distraction
  42. Homeowner Installs A Security Camera And, Within Two Weeks, Catches A Burglar Breaking In
  43. You Can Buy Stuff In Stores And Sell It At A Profit Online, And Other Facts
  44. Making Up Monsters To Destroy
  45. Stephen Colbert Has A Good Laugh Over The Dumb Products Showcased At CES
  46. Why Is Everyone I Know Bouldering All Of A Sudden?
  47. Mailman Figures Out A Smart Way To Defeat Package Thieves
  48. The Flint And Tinder 10-Year Pullover
  49. The Best New Long Reads On The Internet

New Scientist

  1. Could a diet save the planet? Only if we pay the real cost of food
  2. Every bottle of prosecco may erode 4.4 kilograms of Italian hillside
  3. 10 year challenge: How science and the world have changed
  4. We've dug up tiny animals from beneath a frozen Antarctic lake
  5. Australia swelters in record temperatures with warmest ever night
  6. No-deal Brexit could lead to drug shortages and delayed operations
  7. Peacocks might use their showy tails for covert communication
  8. Silencing brain cells in mice can make them no longer care about pain
  9. Moon craters reveal surprise rise in asteroid shrapnel pelting Earth
  10. Saturn’s rings formed in a smash-up less than 100 million years ago
  11. AI chemist figures out how to legally clone expensive patented drugs
  12. Global leaders warn of ecological collapse and technological meltdown
  13. We've seen methane rain gleaming on the icy plains of Titan
  14. Why CERN's plans for a €20 billion supersized collider are a bad idea
  15. Rational thinking is saving antibiotics – it could work on Brexit too
  16. Songwriter AI emulates the Beatles with a little help from its friends
  17. Mathematician’s record-beating formula can generate 50 prime numbers
  18. Engineered bacteria could mop up toxic ammonia in the human gut
  19. Robot dog taught itself to get back up when people kick it over
  20. Manatees, whales and turtles are coming back from the brink in the US
  21. Growth of desalination plants is a serious problem for marine life
  22. Type 2 diabetes may not be a lifelong condition
  23. Robot version of our distant ancestor hints at how we learned to walk
  24. The war against antibiotic resistance is finally turning in our favour
  25. Huge spinning ice disc in river provides a carousel for ducks
  26. New Scientist launches internship scheme for aspiring BAME journalists
  27. Cuttlefish embryos can see and recognise predators before they hatch
  28. China's moon garden is dead as the craft is plunged into lunar night
  29. Long penises help hermit crabs avoid being robbed during sex
  30. How hagfish can make enough slime to clog a shark's jaws in seconds
  31. Call for more transparency over ‘add-on’ fertility treatments
  32. Astronauts travelling to the moon and Mars risk dying from superbugs
  33. First moon plants sprout in China's Chang'e 4 biosphere experiment
  34. We all love Marie Kondo. So why is tidying up so hard?
  35. A black hole the size of Jupiter is just wandering around the galaxy
  36. We must give more thought to how algorithms affect us
  37. Brain-reading headsets trialled on 10,000 schoolchildren in China
  38. Wellness gurus' health tips: which to adopt and which to ignore
  39. Rich people's gardens are better for bees and other pollinators
  40. Weird star system has double binary stars and wonky planetary nursery
  41. A child's mix of gut bacteria may determine if they get allergies
  42. Dolphins unintentionally poisoning offspring with banned chemicals
  43. Elon Musk reveals Starship test rocket that looks like 1950s sci-fi
  44. Why hip surgery wouldn’t help extend Andy Murray’s tennis career
  45. Here's how we can make work work for all of us
  46. Bacteria live in China’s thick smogs and may be making it even worse
  47. Ovarian cancer AI can tell how aggressive a woman’s tumour is
  48. What are the risks of dying from having the yellow fever vaccine?
  49. Hackers are stealing computer power to make millions in cryptocurrency
  50. Video shows the moment China's Chang'e 4 landed on moon's far side
  51. Facebook tasks fact checkers with tackling misinformation in the UK
  52. Fine-to-flush label will tell you which wet wipes won't cause fatbergs
  53. Taking ginger pills can make disgusting ideas more palatable
  54. Wasp eggs laid on paralysed insects emit gas that keeps victims fresh
  55. A ghostly trick produces X-ray images with a lower dose of radiation
  56. AI created images of food just by reading the recipes
  57. Bumblebees lose sleep looking after the young by napping half as much
  58. Hubble Telescope camera breaks – and US shutdown might delay repair
  59. Medieval dental plaque suggests women played important role as scribes
  60. Did older Facebook users sharing fake news really help elect Trump?
  61. Millions of years ago a massive whale-eating whale roamed the seas
  62. Radio wave bursts from space keep hitting Earth and we don't know why
  63. China is showing the rest of the world how to build a cashless society
  64. Astronomers have seen dying stars slowly crystallise and turn solid
  65. Drones are causing airport chaos - why can't we stop them?
  66. Crows can guess the weight of an object by watching it sway in wind
  67. The best way to take down a drone is with another drone
  68. Exclusive: Cuba failed to report thousands of Zika virus cases in 2017
  69. A UK police force is dropping tricky cases on advice of an algorithm
  70. Flowers hear bees and make sweeter nectar when they’re buzzing nearby
  71. IBM unveils its first commercial quantum computer
  72. Core set of genes explain why some animals stick to one mate at a time
  73. A hormone released during exercise might protect against Alzheimer's
  74. Ditching Facebook could reduce stress but also make you less happy
  75. Top geneticist calls for global rules for ethical human genome editing
  76. AI can identify rare genetic disorders by the shape of someone’s face
  77. We could drill water wells in Martian ice to survive on the Red Planet
  78. NHS 10-year-plan aims to expand digital healthcare and genetic testing
  79. Hackers have leaked personal details of hundreds of German politicians
  80. Self-cleaning spacesuits could help astronauts cope with Martian dust
  81. Japan’s plan to resume commercial whaling could actually help whales
  82. Why the UK using less electricity is weirdly bad news for the climate
  83. Rabbits that don't eat their own faeces are small and weak
  84. Fixing a flaw in photosynthesis could massively boost food production
  85. Don’t panic about children’s screen time, try these tips instead
  86. Australians care if politicians tell lies, but people in the US don't
  87. A cosmic collision may be coming for our galaxy sooner than we thought
  88. Genome sequencing reveals disease risk in otherwise healthy babies
  89. Bereaved people unconsciously suppress thoughts of lost loved ones
  90. First photo of Chinese Yutu-2 rover exploring far side of the moon
  91. Fetal sharks may look for food by swimming around inside their mothers
  92. China’s Chang’e 4 makes historic first landing on the moon's far side
  93. Ice from the Alps reveals Europeans ditched gold for silver in AD 660
  94. Ultima Thule is a snowman-shaped rock covered in weird ice
  95. Green light implant relieves urinary incontinence in rats
  96. AI could make it impossible for artists and novelists to make a living
  97. A New Year vow for our leaders? Start taking climate change seriously
  98. Surrogacy should be a relationship, not a transaction
  99. Crashing tidal waves may lurk beneath the surface of icy moons
  100. Black-haired monkeys in Costa Rica are suddenly turning blonde

Slashdot

  1. LucasFilm Rescues Darth Vader Fan Film From YouTube Copyright Fight
  2. Inside DJI's 'Robomasters' Robotics Competition
  3. Asteroid Strikes 'Increase Threefold Over Last 300 Million Years,' Survey Finds
  4. Researchers Created Artificial Cells That Can Communicate With Each Other
  5. Google Faces Renewed Protests and Criticism Over China Search Project
  6. Firmware Vulnerability In Popular Wi-Fi Chipset Affects Laptops, Smartphones, Routers, Gaming Devices
  7. Identical Twins Test 5 DNA Ancestry Kits, Get Different Results On Each
  8. Giving Algorithms a Sense of Uncertainty Could Make Them More Ethical
  9. Microsoft Suggests Windows 10 Mobile Users Switch To iOS or Android As Support Winds Down
  10. Tesla Is Cutting 7 Percent of Its Workforce To Reduce Model 3 Price
  11. Russian Hackers Allegedly Attempted To Breach the DNC After the 2018 Midterms
  12. The Government's Secret UFO Program Funded Research on Wormholes and Extra Dimensions
  13. Cassette Album Sales in the US Grew By 23% in 2018
  14. Europe's Controversial 'Link Tax' in Doubt After Member States Rebel
  15. US Regulators Have Met To Discuss Imposing a Record-Setting Fine Against Facebook For Some of Its Privacy Violations: Report

BoingBoing

  1. Regular says she was banned from eating at the bar at Manhattan's fancy Nello restaurant because she might be a sex-worker
  2. Firefox is finally fixing its broken screenshot tool
  3. Delicious unicorn poop
  4. Hit those fitness goals at home with these virtual trainers
  5. Teens in trouble after Nazi salutes go viral
  6. China is blurring men's earrings on TV
  7. Android malware uses accelerometer readings to figure out if it was running on a real phone or in emulation
  8. Twitch Presents is streaming classic 'Doctor Who' thru most of January
  9. Great deal on ball-end hex key sets
  10. Plug in at an NSA charging station
  11. Excellent video shows how pull-back toy cars work
  12. Trailer for "The Drone," a horror film about a sentient flying drone
  13. An archive of Freedom, Paul Robeson and Louis Burnham's radical Harlem newspaper
  14. Japanese company develops artificial meteor showers on demand
  15. Organized crime is laundering money through Fortnite's in-game currency
  16. The Grand Tour Season 3 is here!
  17. Unsealed court documents reveal that Facebook knew kids were being tricked into spending thousands of dollars on their parents' credit cards
  18. Why charter schools are the flashpoint for the LA teachers' strike
  19. Diver swims with 20-foot great white shark
  20. Sasha Baron Cohen in disguise triggers racist townsfolk with plans for giant mosque
  21. A megathread of dirty industry secrets that you'll be glad you know even as you wish you didn't
  22. Auction for entire series of Supreme skateboard decks expected to hit nearly $1 million
  23. Check out this amazing collection of playable spoken word LPs
  24. Trailer for "Lords of Chaos," the horror-thriller about Norwegian black metal and murder
  25. Start-up injects old people with the blood of the young
  26. Now EVERYBODY hates the new EU Copyright Directive
  27. Regardless of whether it ends his term, impeaching Trump have five likely benefits
  28. Measles strike the unvaccinated in Washington
  29. Enjoy delicious Perdue wood nuggets while you can
  30. Those rectangular foam snow brooms are trash

Core77

  1. Konstantin Grcic and Aeance Designed the Ultimate Industrial Designer Starter Pack
  2. As a Luxury Sex Toy Industrial Designer, the Revoked CES Innovation Award Hit Too Close to Home
  3. Infiniti's Concept Car Was a Big EyesOn Design Awards Winner at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show
  4. Watch a Walt Disney Imagineer Design a Theme Park on the Fly
  5. Hell in a Handbasket: Louis Vuitton's Exclusive "Glow in the Dark" Bags
  6. Guy Develops Clever Way to Unload Huge Concrete Pipes By Himself
  7. Design Job: Invok Is Seeking Packaging Designers Looking for Their Next Creative Challenge
  8. Currently Crowdfunding: A Massage Bra that Reduces Breast Pumping Time, a Camera Designed to Replace Directors & More 
  9. Here's a Sneak Peak at the Upcoming Alessi Documentary
  10. Where Does Workwear Eventually Fail? Analyzing My Longest-Lasting Pair of Work Pants
  11. Design Job: GE Appliances Is Hiring Multiple Paid Industrial Design Interns in Louisville KY
  12. Hilarious Video of Snooty French Designer Telling Client to Design Their Own Furniture
  13. On The Floor With Core: CES 2019
  14. Top Ten Product Categories With the Most Fake Reviews on Amazon
  15. This "Impossible Screw" Has Mysterious Behavioral Properties

CNET

  1. Euro style and high-end sound in an apartment-friendly speaker - CNET
  2. Here's every iPhone ever made from 2007 to today - CNET
  3. Chevy's full-scale Lego Silverado opens Detroit Auto Show public days - Roadshow
  4. Netflix price hike, Google acquires Fossil IP video - CNET
  5. Whirlpool, GE and the dozens of cooking apps crowding the smart kitchen - CNET
  6. Read this before you purge your fridge - CNET
  7. iPhone XS, iPhone XR: What you need to know about Apple's Smart Battery Case - CNET
  8. 9 great reads from CNET this week - CNET
  9. Every upcoming Marvel movie and TV show - CNET
  10. 2019 Lexus ES 300h is plush elegance - Roadshow
  11. Super Bowl 2019: How to watch online, start time and much more - CNET
  12. Insignia Fire TV for $150: All-in-one 39-inch streaming TV is a scorching deal - CNET
  13. AFC Championship Game: How to watch Patriots vs. Chiefs online - CNET
  14. Alphabet’s Verily health watch gets limited ECG clearance from FDA - CNET
  15. Netflix or Hulu: Which Fyre Festival documentary you should watch - CNET
  16. Qualcomm didn't have all the license negotiating power, exec testifies - CNET
  17. Facebook is building a meme hub called LOL to attract teens - CNET
  18. How to see the last 'super blood wolf moon' lunar eclipse for 18 years - CNET
  19. Microsoft says move to Android, iOS as Windows 10 Mobile support ends - CNET
  20. Walmart's rumored streaming service isn't going to happen, says report - CNET
  21. Roadshow Asks: Do you like the 2020 Toyota Supra? - Roadshow
  22. Facebook could face record fine from US regulators, report says - CNET
  23. Ikea and Sonos to launch Symfonisk speakers in August, says report - CNET
  24. Canadian ban on Huawei's 5G tech will trigger 'repercussions,' says China - CNET
  25. Audi plans Q3-sized EV crossover, report says - Roadshow

Reddit

  1. What do you genuinely just not understand?
  2. Whatcha lookin at human?
  3. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s 70% Tax Proposal Is a Great Start—But We Need to Abolish the Ultra-Rich - To combat inequality and oligarchy, we need to tax the accumulated wealth of the billionaire class, not just income.
  4. it’s what they deserve.
  5. Most of my family haven't seen this pic of my wife and I but I'm hoping that Reddit will like it. The happiest I've ever been.
  6. Mexicans stealing Fuel from a pipeline when some smokers show up. results in a huge explosion.
  7. Being roasted is my kink
  8. Mark's an asshole about the upcoming storm
  9. TIL that after studios refused, Monty Python and the Holy Grail was instead financed by the rock stars Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Jethro Tull and Elton John who all saw it as simply 'a good tax write-off".
  10. skateboarding isn't real, kids
  11. This Majestic African Elephant
  12. When it sinks in that I stayed up most of the night to paint a meme for internet points...
  13. George W. Bush delivering pizzas to federal employees who have been working without pay.
  14. Rogue One writer Gary Whitta on EA's handling of the Star Wars license - "It has been catastrophically mismanaged. If I were Disney, I’d be fucking furious. I saw a bunch of that game, and it looked terrific. It would have been Star Wars Uncharted."
  15. We live in California and we just received this box of candy from my wife’s brother who live in Norwich.
  16. Wife found her signature cut out and taped to the top of her bosses printer.
  17. Yes, atheists can’t say the word god
  18. Being female ruins everything (rant)
  19. Holy shit
  20. Serbian policeman offers water to an elderly ethnic Albanian villager in Kosovo [1998]
  21. Elijah Wood and Scarlett Johansson, 1993/4
  22. WCGW when I pass this truck while being chased by the police?
  23. The satisfying swirl of this Green Tree monitors tail.
  24. I Asked to have it edged up so my bangs would be straight. Proceeded to cut all my bangs off and my entire widows peak. White guy at a black barbershop problems.
  25. [image] Don’t burn your opportunities
  26. Reddit for mobile>Reddit for PC
  27. Man who attacked Sikh store clerk in Oregon charged with hate crime
  28. Ford commits to electric F-150 pickup truck as legacy auto buckles under EV pressure
  29. R. Lee Ermey buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors
  30. PETA making a fool of themselves yet again.
  31. Microsoft recommends switching to iPhone or Android as it prepares to kill off Windows phones
  32. AITA for laughing at my SO during sex?
  33. Trainer teaches gorilla how to do a handstand
  34. Girl flushes engagement ring on plane toilet after finding out he cheated
  35. Girl flushes engagement ring on plane toilet after finding out he cheated
  36. Important Announcement About The Future Of This Subreddit
  37. Infamous private paramilitary firm Blackwater planning comeback in Syria
  38. Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
  39. Just broke the xbox world record with that snipe. I'm actually shaking...
  40. Anon gives a solution
  41. Goob boy spotted!
  42. Too close for comfort.
  43. Popeyes show em whose boss
  44. LPT: When planning a garden or backyard, always try to install a few plants native to your area. The local insects and birds have an ecological relationship with those plants, and might not be able to benefit from introduced species. Even a few small plants can help restore biodiversity.
  45. oh no my bike
  46. There was a whole bunch of these mother's sharing photos of their anti vaxxed kids and laughing at the threat they were
  47. Orca and Doggo have a chat
  48. I don’t have sex..I have _______
  49. Running through the lobby
  50. Psychedelic water cup
  51. Online experiment finds that less than 1 in 10 people can tell sponsored content from an article - A new study revealed that most people can’t tell native advertising apart from actual news articles, even though it was divulged to participants that they were viewing advertisements.
  52. Unqualified High School Social Teacher attempts science experiment, injures 2 kids
  53. Maybe she's born with it, maybe its methamphetamine!
  54. His son is 2.
  55. Arnold and his son Joseph (who wants to compete in classic)
  56. PsBattle: Former President George W. Bush delivering pizza to government workers who've been without pay
  57. IBM HR made me lie to US govt, says axed VP in age-discrim legal row: I was ordered to cover up layoffs of older workers
  58. So, my housemate has been talking to this guy for maybe 1 day...
  59. God’s plan
  60. Performance targets, increased workload, and bureaucratic changes are eroding teachers’ professional identity and harming their mental health, finds a new UK study. The focus on targets is fundamentally altering the teacher’s role as educator and getting in the way of pupil-teacher relationships.
  61. What's going on with r/exmormon and u/NewNameNoah? Something about lesbian porn in a Mormon temple?
  62. Doggo Saves Hooman
  63. those eyes
  64. Can't blame him. John Williams' score for the prequels are just too good
  65. the future of 3D printing
  66. Tony learns from his shortcomings..
  67. I was already super attracted to her
  68. Excited Poodle
  69. I told my wife that the milkman said he had shagged every woman in our road except one!!
  70. Hold still kid, gotta get the tail
  71. Big phoney posts picture of "him and his son" that makes it to the front page. Actual OP sees it and calls bullshit.
  72. That smirk infuriates me
  73. Absolute Oreo
  74. Decided to try and paint my Arthur in oil.
  75. Cardiac alert girl doin her job to make sure I don’t faint while working out
  76. I am one of those who got laid off :(
  77. My Aunt in Ireland loves Laurel & Hardy & after seeing the movie Stan & Ollie she made these tea cozies.
  78. Anon receives an award
  79. When you realize it's not a real monster truck
  80. I nap and jerk it at work all the time, the most hilarious part is I am being offered a raise.
  81. GOODEST BOYS
  82. One of us
  83. *Laughs in Swedish*
  84. The highest authority made their ruling.
  85. When I replaced social media with reading
  86. Theory; Avengers: Endgame; Red Skull may become Mephisto and be revealed as the evil mastermind of the Infinity Wars. Possible ACTUAL *Spoiler Alert*
  87. The sad reality of UI
  88. I know Kevin has the ⠊⠏⠏⠶⠶⠂⠂⠶⠾⠂⠇⠂
  89. It was between this and "difficult choice button"
  90. If he’s no 6ft tall then abuse him
  91. 🔥 Underwater Baby Hippo 🦛 🔥
  92. Does anyone find it hard to try messaging friends to talk to them because you think you don't have anything interesting to say or don't wanna bother them?
  93. *millions of compliments* “sorry I’m a lesbian ,im not interested “
  94. YongYea doing what he does best
  95. Khloe’s nose did a disappearing act
  96. CMV: Separate Chess Titles Given Exclusively to Women Should Not Exist
  97. The real 10 year challenge
  98. [AppleInsider] - Apple's management doesn't want Nvidia support in macOS, and that's a bad sign for the Mac Pro
  99. Rock paper scissors
  100. Won't someone PLEASE think of the children!

The Verge

  1. Discounted 128GB iPads, and hundreds off of LG OLED 4K TVs are this week’s best deals
  2. Hulu cancels space drama The First after one season
  3. Stratolaunch is scaling back operations following the death of co-founder Paul Allen
  4. Dolby made a secret app for recording studio quality audio on your phone
  5. Watch ULA launch a secret satellite with its most powerful rocket
  6. Sonos Beam is $50 off in time for the Super Bowl
  7. Alphabet’s health division gets FDA clearance to test EKG smartwatch feature
  8. Shaky rings help scientists measure Saturn’s days
  9. The FCC has reopened its device approval system during the government shutdown
  10. This new app brings Google’s Digital Wellbeing features to all Android phones

Wired

  1. DNC Accuses Russia, ACLU Sues ICE, and More Security News This Week
  2. Being a Hollywood Science Consultant Isn't Exactly Glamorous
  3. A Really, Really Bright Mystery in Space
  4. The Best of Breastfeeding Tech in 2019: Medela, Willow, Lilu
  5. 16 of the Best Winter Sales for 2019: Outdoors, Tech, Games
  6. Tesla Investors Suing Musk Can Subpoena Azealia Banks and Grimes
  7. Gadget Lab Podcast: A Deep Dive Into Nike’s Adapt BB Smart Sneakers
  8. Tesla Lays Off 3,000 Workers in Cost-Cutting Effort
  9. Microsoft Wants Cortana to Play Nicely With Amazon and Google
  10. Oracle Paid Women $13,000 Less Than Men, Analysis Finds
  11. If Trump Told Cohen to Lie, Impeachment Is Coming
  12. Pharma Spending on Doctors Is Correlated With Opioid Deaths
  13. Photo Gallery: Meet the Workers Who Build an Entire City of Ice Every Year
  14. Breville Smart Oven Pizzaiolo Review: Love at First Slice
  15. An 'Assassin's Creed' DLC Controversy Leads the Week's Game News
  16. 'Glass' Review: It's not Perfect, But It Says a Lot About Heroism
  17. Space Billboards Are Just the Latest Orbital Stunt
  18. Trump's Missile Defense Plan Creates More Problems Than It Solves
  19. India’s Plan to Curb Hate Speech Could Mean More Censorship
  20. If Edible Insects Are the Future, We Should Talk About Poop

LifeHacker

  1. Saturday's Best Deals: Nintendo Classics, Sonos and Atmos Speakers, Nike Flash Sale, and More
  2. Why You Should Try 'Challenging' Recipes Right Now 
  3. Should You Convert to a Roth During a Down Market? 
  4. Calm Your Mind With the Brainstorm Cocktail
  5. This $90 Fold-Out Solar Panel Can Charge Your Phone, or Even Your Car Battery
  6. What is Subornation of Perjury, Anyway?
  7. Stop Releasing Balloons Into the Sky
  8. What to Wear to Run in the Cold
  9. Here's a Great Deal to Start Your Philips Hue Collection
  10. What You Need to Know About HDMI 2.1 and 8K TVs in 2019
  11. Ask The Salty Waitress: Why won’t restaurants seat incomplete parties?
  12. How to Make Spaghetti and Meatballs in Your Instant Pot
  13. You'll Never Remember To Floss, But You Might Just Use This Discounted Waterpik
  14. You Can Look Through Frosted Glass With a Piece of Scotch Tape
  15. This How-To Series Trolled the Internet in 2007
  16. How to Manage Multiple Instagram Accounts
  17. Is It Still Possible to Get a Cheap Car Loan?
  18. Friday's Best Deals: Razer DeathAdder, Resistance Bands, Instant Pot, And More
  19. How to See Recent Tweets First on Android
  20. I'm Author and Podcaster Hillary Frank, and This is How I Parent
  21. Before Taking a Tax Refund Advance, Ask These Questions
  22. Try These Thinking Strategies From Different Professions if You're Stuck
  23. If You Somehow Missed the Holiday Instant Pot Deals, Here Are a Couple of New Ones
  24. Deadspin Charles Barkley Calls The 76ers “The Stupidest Organization In The History Of Sports” For A
  25. Avoid Long Security Lines With the TSA's App 

The Onion

  1. Polar Vortex Splits Into U.S.-Chilling Rings
  2. Michael Cohen Says He Paid To Rig Polls In Trump’s Favor
  3. Trump Dismisses Trump As A Distraction
  4. Trump Postpones Grand Opening Of Trump Tower Moscow Until Fuss Over Bombshell Report Dies Down
  5. ‘If This Report Is True’ To Be Repeated 5.7 Billion Times Today
  6. Defiant Pelosi Begins Swimming To Afghanistan After Trump Denies Use Of Government Plane
  7. Patriots Score 2 Touchdowns Against Chiefs In Preemptive Strike Before AFC Championship Game
  8. 5 Things To Know About Kirsten Gillibrand
  9. ICE Launches Campaign To Reunite Immigrant Children With Arresting Officer
  10. ISS Astronaut Sick Of Sharing Confined Space With Crass, Disgusting Partner From Polaris 8
  11. Fans Shocked After Marie Kondo Reveals She Has Been Dating Untidy Cupboard For Past 6 Months
  12. Should The Oakland A’s Have Sent Brad Pitt To Persuade Kyler Murray?
  13. Tom Brady Feeling Guilty After Gorging Self On Full Order Of Kansas-City-Style Tap Water
  14. Yahoo! Turns 25
  15. Woman Didn’t Know Progress On Toxic Masculinity Would Turn Boyfriend Into Such A Weepy Little Pansy
  16. Ready For Her Close-Up: This Actress Is Ready For Her Close-Up
  17. John Bolton Insists Iran Likely Harboring Dangerous Terrorist Osama Bin Laden
  18. Could This Be The Last Season We See Rob Gronkowski Fully Assembled In A Patriots Uniform?
  19. ‘Don’t Make Me Regret This,’ Mueller Tells Rick Gates Before Uncuffing Him To Work On Investigation Together
  20. Pelosi Asks Trump To Delay State of the Union During Shutdown
  21. Karen Pence Returns To Work As Part-Time Nude Art Model
  22. Poll Finds 100% Of Americans Blame Shutdown Entirely On Colorado Representative Scott Tipton
  23. 5 Things To Know About ‘Glass’
  24. Presumptuous Congressional Freshman Thinks She Can Just Come In And Represent Constituents
  25. Ames Executives Scrambling After New Shovel Design Leaks

The Register

  1. DDoS sueball, felonious fonts, leaky Android file manager, blundering building security, etc etc
  2. The Iceman cometh, his smartwatch told the cops: Hitman jailed after gizmo links him to Brit gangland slayings
  3. Tens to be disappointed as Windows 10 Mobile death date set: Doomed phone OS won't see 2020
  4. IBM HR made me lie to US govt, says axed VP in age-discrim legal row: I was ordered to cover up layoffs of older workers
  5. DNAaaahahaha: Twins' 23andMe, Ancestry, etc genetic tests vary wildly, surprising no one
  6. US midterms barely over when Russians came knocking on our servers (again), Democrats claim
  7. Protestors beg Google not to build censored Project Dragonfly search engine
  8. Veritas bowls two for Tooley, not out: Northern Europe role split
  9. Atlassian barges into the billion dollar club with a cheery G'Day!
  10. WD you like to know the damage? Analyst predicts sales dip ahead for Western Digital
  11. Say GDP-aaaRrrgh, streamers: Max Schrems is coming for you, Netflix and Amazon
  12. Microsoft partner portal 'exposes 'every' support request filed worldwide' today
  13. Vodafone signs $550m deal with IBM to offload cloud biz
  14. Black Horse slowed down: Lloyds Banking Group confirms problem with 'Faster' payments
  15. Lords of the DNS remind admins about Flag Day, Juniper likes Watson and more
  16. Lawyers' secure email network goes down, firm says it'll take 2 weeks to restore
  17. I used to be a dull John Doe. Thanks to Huawei, I'm now James Bond!
  18. At 900k lines of code, ONOS is getting heavy. Can it go on a diet?
  19. Are you sure your disc drive has stopped rotating, or are you just ignoring the messages?
  20. Watch an AI robot program itself to, er, pick things up and push them around
  21. Microsoft blue biz bug bounty bonanza beckons
  22. Friday fun fact: If Stegosauruses had space telescopes, they wouldn't have seen any rings around Saturn
  23. Old bugs, new bugs, red bugs … yes, it's Oracle mega-update day again
  24. Got a Drupal-powered website? You may want to get patching now...
  25. Twitter. Android. Private tweets. Pick two... Account bug unlocked padlocked accounts
  26. Man drives 6,000 miles to prove Uncle Sam's cellphone coverage maps are wrong – and, boy, did he manage it
  27. FCC: Oh no, deary me. What a shame. Too bad, so sad we can't do net neutrality appeal during the US govt shutdown
  28. Red Hat gets heebie-jeebies over MongoDB's T&Cs squeeze: NoSQL database dropped from RHEL 8B over license
  29. It’s baaack – Microsoft starts pushing out the Windows 10 October 2018 Update
  30. Oxford University reportedly turns off its Huawei money tap
  31. Tech giant to spend $500m dealing with housing crisis caused by tech giants
  32. Oracle boss's Brexit Britain trip shutdown due to US government shutdown
  33. Top GP: Medical app Your.MD's data security wasn't my remit
  34. Oracle exec: Open-source vendors locking down licences proves 'they were never really open'
  35. Campaigners get go-ahead to challenge exemption UK gave itself over immigrants' data
  36. Slack to fend off the collaboration competition with... a new logo
  37. Oh snap: AWS has only gone and brought out its own Backup
  38. Like, subscribe and comment: Sage takes a breath as cloud sales bounce
  39. Cortana and Search to innovate separately in an amicable Windows 10 Insider split
  40. Happy Thursday! 770 MEEELLLION email addresses and passwords found in yuge data breach
  41. Diplomat warns that tech industry has become a pawn as politicos fight dirty
  42. Most munificent Apple killed itself with kindness. Oh. Really?
  43. Having AI assistants ruling our future lives? That's so sad. Alexa play Despacito
  44. South Korea reckons mystery hackers cracked open advanced weapons servers
  45. Three quarters of US Facebook users unaware their online behavior gets tracked
  46. Do you feel 'lucky', well, do you, punk? Google faces down magic button patent claim
  47. $24m in fun bux stolen from crypto-mogul. Now he fires off huge fraud charge. Like, RICO, say?
  48. RIP 2019-2019: The first plant to grow on the Moon? Yeah, it's dead already, Chinese admit
  49. Extra life! Unity tries to undo disunity caused by Improbable cloud gaming toolkit ban
  50. US comms watchdog's industry-friendly 5G rules challenged by fresh legislation

TechMeme

  1. DNC says in court filing that it was a target of a failed spearphishing campaign after the midterms; researchers: the campaign resembled Russia-linked attacks (Nicole Perlroth/New York Times)
  2. Profile of angel investor and Code.org co-founder Ali Partovi, who now manages Neo, a fund that matches talented young engineers with tech industry veterans (Biz Carson/Forbes)
  3. Q&A with Hadi Partovi on starting Code.org, working on IE at Microsoft, what he is looking for in startup founders, and teaching computer science in schools (David Gelles/New York Times)
  4. Report: vulnerability in Marvell's Wi-Fi SoC used in devices like PS4, Xbox One, and Surface laptops lets attackers hijack the device with no user interaction (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
  5. The owner of Reliance Retail, India's biggest retailer, and Jio, a disruptive telecom, announces an online retail platform to compete with Flipkart and Amazon (Manish Singh/VentureBeat)
  6. HyperScience, which uses AI to extract structured data from hand-filled and other business forms, raises $30M Series B, bringing its total raised to $50M (Jordan Crook/TechCrunch)
  7. Sources: Snap fires security chief over secret relationship with a consultant and pushes out his boss, the head of HR, amid multiple departures in recent months (Alex Heath/Cheddar)
  8. Amazon says ~200K SMBs generated $100K+ in sales via Amazon stores in 2018, 50K exceeded $500K, and the number of SMBs that sold $1M+ grew by 20% (Paul Hill/Neowin)
  9. Sources: Airbnb held informal talks to buy discounted hotel booking app HotelTonight; HotelTonight was valued at $463M in a March 2017 funding round (Wall Street Journal)
  10. Indonesian e-commerce startup Bukalapak, which was valued at $1B last year, raises $50M Series D (Jon Russell/TechCrunch)
  11. EU's copyright reform with "link tax" and "upload filters" suffers a setback as 11 member states vote against the proposal, making adoption in May less likely (Julia Reda)
  12. Facebook starts wide rollout of its redesigned Messenger app, which it first announced at F8 last May with limited availability in October (Jon Porter/The Verge)
  13. Sources: FTC commissioners have met to consider a record fine against Facebook for potentially violating a 2011 consent decree about user privacy (Washington Post)
  14. Sources: Spotify plans to launch a ~$100 voice-controlled in-car music player with preset buttons that correspond to Spotify playlists later this year (Financial Times)
  15. Facebook confirms it is testing LOL, a feed of funny videos and GIF-like clips pulled from News Feed posts by top meme Pages (Josh Constine/TechCrunch)