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BBC

  1. Isabel dos Santos: Africa's richest woman 'ripped off Angola'
  2. Harry and Meghan: PM says the country wishes them well for the future
  3. Harry Dunn: Boris Johnson to raise 'driving habits' with US
  4. Rotherham sex abuse: Failure to identify police officer questioned by MP
  5. 'Everyone saw me naked; inside I was breaking'
  6. Canada snowstorms: State of emergency declared
  7. Ffair Rhos caravan fire: Boy, three, dies in blaze
  8. Libya civil war: World leaders committed to peace, UN chief says
  9. House of Lords 'could move to York or Birmingham' - Tory chairman
  10. DragCon UK: RuPaul fans left disappointed by 'huge' queues
  11. Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United: Virgil van Dijk and Mo Salah goals secure win
  12. Boy missing from M1 services 'found asleep beside motorway'
  13. Comme Des Garçons: Row over white fashion models' cornrow wigs
  14. Cleeve Hill proposal photo: Snapper seeks happy couple
  15. Belfast artist Jordan Adetunji on Ireland's hip-hop music scene
  16. Seven Stories creates dog-friendly reading sessions
  17. Georgie Aldous: 'Make-up was my coping mechanism after coming out'
  18. Amazon warehouse one of Europe's 'most high-tech buildings'
  19. Post Office 'assisting' review of postmasters' convictions
  20. South African rugby: Meet the female players changing the game
  21. Dragon boating: The ancient sport helping breast cancer survivors
  22. Doris Miller: US Navy aircraft carrier to honour black sailor
  23. When sexual abuse was called seduction: France faces its past
  24. What has Donald Trump actually achieved on trade?
  25. How to nail an eco-friendly budget holiday
  26. Acclaimed scientist gets brain surgery for alcohol addiction
  27. The rescue worker who refuses to leave a bombed-out town
  28. Davos 2020: What is the World Economic Forum and is it elitist?
  29. Australia fires: Have gum trees made the bushfires worse?
  30. Frank Skinner: ‘I’m all for a bit of moral menace’
  31. Root takes four wickets to put England on brink of victory
  32. Saracens fight back to reach Champions Cup quarter-finals
  33. 'It's inevitable' - McGregor targets Nurmagomedov rematch
  34. Masters: Whoopee cushion device stops play between Stuart Bingham and Ali Carter
  35. WSL: Birmingham City Women 0-1 Man City Women - Ellen White gives Man City lead inside 33 seconds
  36. What will they be called? And other questions
  37. Thomas Markle: Meghan and Harry 'cheapening' royals
  38. Harry and Meghan: 'Nothing like this has ever happened before'
  39. Harry and Meghan: Queen and Buckingham Palace statements in full
  40. In pictures: Harry and Meghan's life together
  41. Duke of Sussex: The party prince who carved his own path
  42. Why Meghan and Harry have Canada in their sights
  43. Student rape reports: The battle to be believed
  44. ICYMI: Freezing houses, frozen rituals and a seal far from home
  45. Glenfinnan's Harry Potter viaduct focus of £1.7m upgrade
  46. Wrestling depression in the ring: Meet Hayley the Tiny
  47. Australia fires: Graffiti artists' tribute to firefighters
  48. Lyme disease like 'waking with a hangover' every day

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Facebook says glitch led to rude translation of Chinese leader's name
  2. Leica's M10 Monochrom is devoted to black-and-white photography
  3. Why your new smart home devices won't work, and how to fix them
  4. After Math: All the shows (and games) fit to stream this season
  5. SpaceX successfully completes Crew Dragon launch escape test
  6. Behringer clones more well-known synths from Moog and Roland
  7. Apple TV+ documentary series will profile Oprah, Lin-Manuel and Big Bird
  8. Instagram removes the IGTV button you weren't using
  9. Lexus imagines space vehicles for humans on the Moon
  10. Spotify may be in talks to buy culture outlet The Ringer
  11. Boeing finds another software flaw that might delay 737 Max's return
  12. Law enforcement is using a facial recognition app with huge privacy issues
  13. Microsoft will fix an Internet Explorer security flaw under active attack
  14. Amazon may offer hand recognition payments to other stores
  15. Ask Engadget: What tech can help me survive a trade show?
  16. Hitting the Books: Hackers can convince your IoT devices to betray you
  17. The Morning After: Counting down to SpaceX's next Crew Dragon test
  18. Recommended Reading: The internet sleuths who caught the Astros cheating
  19. Apple tests UWB switch to keep the iPhone 11 from tracking your location
  20. Walmart's weekend sale includes a $150 Xbox One S All-Digital Edition
  21. First-person shooter 'Kingpin: Life of Crime' is getting a remaster
  22. Watch SpaceX's Crew Dragon in-flight abort test at 10:30AM ET on Sunday
  23. Valve is definitely not working on 'Left 4 Dead 3'
  24. Steve Martin and Martin Short will team up again in a new Hulu series
  25. Help Australian wildlife with Humble’s latest 29-game bundle

Pinboard

  1. Untitled (https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/) — 🆓 cute coding font alert
  2. The Apple Archive
  3. The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It — Credit... Adam Ferriss Skip to contentSkip to site index A little-known start-up helps law enforcement match photos of unknown people to their online images —…
  4. (500) https://tiny-helpers.dev/ — May I introduce: @tinyhelpersdev – . Because I never find the proper tools when I need them…
  5. Twitter — Short Thread: staying with some friends and last night after everyone went to bed I could not figure out how to tur…
  6. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/national-archives-exhibit-blurs-images-critical-of-president-trump/2020/01/17/71d8e80c-37e3-11ea-9541-9107303481a4_story.html?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter — National Archives exhibit blurs images critical of President Trump
  7. Twitter — We made a mistake. As the National Archives of the United States, we are and have always been completely committ…
  8. A sad day for Rust — It's a sad day for #rustlang: actix-web is dead. I am not feeling very good about our community today.
  9. Twitter — Software Engineers 20-25: gotta get a job gotta get a job gotta get a job 25-29: gotta get promoted gotta get prom…
  10. Twitter — This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you
  11. Twitter — The privacy paranoid among us have long worried that all of our online photos would be scraped to create a universa…
  12. Design System Checklist
  13. Twitter — Attached is the first page of a five page letter in which the lawyer for @DevinNunes threatens that Rep Nunes will…
  14. 'A Very Stable Genius' book excerpt: Inside Trump’s stunning tirade against generals - The Washington Post
  15. Twitter — You gonna be hiding behind a fucking space bush or something?
  16. On Pair Programming
  17. 0xZ0F/Z0FCourse_ReverseEngineering: Reverse engineering course by Z0F. — Reverse engineering course by Z0F. Contribute to 0xZ0F/Z0FCourse_ReverseEngineering development by creating an account on GitHub.
  18. forbesmyester/esqlate: Build minimum viable admin panels quickly with just SQL — Build minimum viable admin panels quickly with just SQL - forbesmyester/esqlate
  19. Twitter — You know that open offices are working well when a yellow coffin seems like a pleasant alternative
  20. Your own hosted blog, the easy, free, open way (even if you're not a computer expert) · fast.ai — Your own hosted blog, the easy, free, open way (even if you're not a computer expert) Written: 16 Jan 2020 by Jeremy Howard This post introduces fast_template ,…
  21. Twitter — This is hilarious. A Norwegian TV programme pitted some professional stock-pickers against an astrologist, some bea…
  22. Twitter — It was Ning with @pmarca, and you’re going to have to buy me a drink to get _that_ story
  23. Twitter — why is it camo
  24. Opinion | How to Stop Freaking Out and Tackle Climate Change - The New York Times
  25. Index of /refs
  26. Twitter — As a researcher who studies college sexual assault, one of the most common questions I'm asked is, "My daughter is…
  27. Effectively Using Materialized Views in Ruby on Rails · pganalyze
  28. Twitter — Yesterday, no less than 4 venture capitalists took the time to find my email to yell at me about how wrong I am abo…
  29. Home - No Bullshit Games
  30. Twitter — RT @lauraolin: This is a poll tax.
  31. Bad Map Projection: South America — Permanent link to this comic: https://xkcd.com/2256/ Image URL (for hotlinking/embedding): https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/bad_map_projection_south_america.png
  32. Twitter — Last month I canceled a random charge for $4.99 per month from HP called "InstantInk". Wasn't sure what it was for.…
  33. Twitter — always a good time to remember that incarcerated people are denied the right to vote but are still count as residen…
  34. The Evil List: Which tech companies are doing the most harm? — RT @robroc: The 30 most evil tech companies, according to journalists, scholars and advocates. via @slate
  35. How misinformation overwhelmed our democracy — “We’re in an age of manufactured nihilism. The issue for many people isn’t exactly a denial of truth as such. It’s more a growing weariness over the process of finding the truth at all. And that weariness leads more and more people to abandon the idea that the truth is knowable.”
  36. Twitter — idk who needs to hear this but you are significantly closer to being homeless than you will ever be to being a bill…
  37. An ant colony has memories that its individual members don’t have | Aeon Ideas
  38. Twitter — Kamala Harris just convinced Senate Republicans to put Trump judicial appointments on hold pending the impeachment…
  39. Understanding Bash: Elements of Programming | Linux Journal
  40. Twitter — Did you know that if you go anti-vax hard enough, sometimes you circle all the way back to inventing vaccines?
  41. Twitter — In every scene, you are my star, @MichelleObama! Happy birthday, baby!
  42. Twitter — Druid/Cleric
  43. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/01/17/opinion/joe-biden-nytimes-interview.html) — This interview is a disaster. Well, look what’s happened. Look what started to seep in, beginning and probably even with candidates during our administration. We stopped showing up at the Polish American club. We stopped s…
  44. GoatCounter – Website statistics for regular folks
  45. Is it really just sexism? An alternative argument for why women leave STEM
  46. Twitter — Perfect tweet
  47. Twitter — What fucking hellscape is this
  48. (500) https://overreacted.io/goodbye-clean-code/ — ⚛️📝 New on Overreacted: Goodbye, Clean Code
  49. Nototo — Favorite tweet: 這個視覺化地圖筆記系統真有趣！ "Nototo" ( https://t.co/ptgl1fTEYD ) — OOBE (@OOBE) January 18, 2020
  50. Big list of ad hoc http server one-liners
  51. GitHub - ukncsc/zero-trust-architecture: Principles to help you design and deploy a zero trust architecture — Zero trust architecture design principles Ten principles to help you design and deploy a zero trust architecture. ALPHA: This guidance is an initial draft that we'd like to share with the community for comment.
  52. Twitter — NYT ED BOARD: So you blew up Alderaan- DARTH VADER: Whoa, that is complete . I worked for a *consulting…
  53. Deploy your side-projects at scale for basically nothing - Google Cloud Run - Alex Olivier | cloud native product manager in london — I have built hundreds of side projects over the years and finding a place to manage and deploy them all has always been tricky. From the early days of a GoDaddy hosting package with random PHP…
  54. Twitter — I enjoy voiceover more often than not, and think kneejerk rejections of it are … kneejerk, I guess.
  55. 6.004 Computation Structures – Fall 2019 — 6.004 Computation Structures – Fall 2019
  56. How Swedes were fooled by one of the biggest scientific bluffs of our time.
  57. Twitter — Here are some buttons for you @billder
  58. Rotten STEM: How Technology Corrupts Education - American Affairs Journal
  59. Twitter — “Google it” means I don’t owe you labor. “Google it” means I choose not to give you my labor. “Google it” means I b…
  60. Twitter — My sister’s apartment has a distinctive and remarkably consistent decorating scheme of taking objects designed to l…
  61. Twitter — Massive, holy shit-level “caught with their hand in the cookie jar” moment 10 paragraphs into this NY Times piece a…
  62. Twitter — Two cities this obscenely wealthy this distance apart should be served by an HSR departure every 15-20 minutes. The…
  63. Twitter — Aaauuggghhhhh
  64. Twitter
  65. Twitter — Wow. Barcelona has declared a climate emergency that gets straight to the point: "The current economic model is bas…
  66. Twitter — This is what silver spoon kids that are never held accountable for anything sound like. AKA very strong “Mom, yell…
  67. Twitter — It's real. Don't give them the hate-click, though.
  68. The Internet of Beefs — New post by @vgr The Internet of Beefs
  69. Worried about 5G and Cancer? Here’s Why Wireless Networks Pose No Health Risk - TidBITS
  70. ryanmcdermott/clean-code-javascript: Clean Code concepts adapted for JavaScript
  71. Twitter — Me, as an undergrad, just starting upper level courses: THERE IS A PROFOUNDLY BEAUTIFUL REASON FOR ALL LAWS OF PHYS…
  72. Microsoft will be carbon negative by 2030 - The Official Microsoft Blog
  73. Everything I Know About SSDs 2019
  74. Silicon Valley Abandons the Culture That Made It the Envy of the World — Peter Macdiarmid / Getty for Somerset House For decades, whole regions, nations even, have tried to model themselves on a particular ideal of innovation, the…
  75. Work Is Work | codahale.com — can we determine the supervenience of some set of factors on organizational performance, not just in a particular context but across all possible organizations? That is, are there necessary, a priori truths of organizational performance? As it happens, there are.
  76. No Free Lunch, but almost: what DoorDash actually pays, after expense — #PayUp — Favorite tweet: “DoorDash pays the average worker an astonishingly low $1.45/hour, after accounting for the costs of mileage and additional payroll taxes.. Nearly a third of jobs actually pay less than $0 after accounting for these basic expens…
  77. Twitter — the biden interview is so good
  78. The case for ... cities where you're the sensor, not the thing being sensed | Cities | The Guardian
  79. Twitter — Hi, I'm Jess 👋 I've been let go in the Mozilla layoffs. I'm now free 2 days/week for contract work in developer re…
  80. Twitter — RT @MamaCoffeeCat: Had a medication quoted to me this week as being $680 with insurance. With a coupon it was $270. So my doctor pr…
  81. Twitter — so, um anyone else had this situation you're lured to an illicit evening trying something you tend to avoid ("Ope…
  82. 1001 Ways of Implementing a System Call — Today, we’re going to look at the many ways of implementing user-to-kerneltransitions on x86, i.e. systemcalls . Let’s first quickly reviewwhat system calls…
  83. Twitter — Holy shit
  84. Smoke-testing Rust HTTP clients - Sergey "Shnatsel" Davidoff — Back in 2014 I was fetching frontpages of the top million websites to scan them for a particular vulnerability. Not only have I found 99,9% websites to be vulnerable to a trivial attack, I’ve also found that curl command was randomly crashing with a segmentation …
  85. Twitter — We all know about the double diamond right? This illustration by @erickmohr shows how much resource is actually inv…
  86. Twitter
  87. axa-group/Parsr: Transforms PDF and Images into Enriched Structured Data — Transforms PDF and Images into Enriched Structured Data - axa-group/Parsr
  88. The Flask Mega-Tutorial — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18482539
  89. Twitter — I have impeached the president for the phone call which he was hoping would ensure him easy re-election forgive m…
  90. Twitter — [to the tune of ymca] white man there’s no need to wade in I said white man just don’t even begin I said white ma…
  91. Twitter — Continuing a tradition that goes back nearly 14 years, our friends at @Firefox sent us an awesome cake! Thanks for…
  92. Twitter — all of the impeachment news has made me realize something important about american government: the “U”s on the hous…
  93. Low Power Mode for Mac laptops: making the case again – Marco.org — Re-making the case for a Low Power Mode on macOS — and why NOW is the time:
  94. The SiliconValley Economy Is Here. And It’s a Nightmare. | The New Republic
  95. Security architecture anti-patterns - NCSC
  96. Trying out the Pinebook Pro - a $200 ARM Laptop - Linux Blog
  97. The horrible housing blunder - Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake | Leaders | The Economist — If you ignore leverage, it is usually better to own shares than to own homes.
  98. Why Japan is so successful at returning lost property - BBC Future
  99. Twitter — Airbnb has a patent for AI that crawls and scrapes everything it can find on you, then judges whether you are consc…
  100. Twitter — Don't get too excited, there's an asterisk on this. But: The membership of SF Pride passed a resolution tonight, b…

The Next Web

  1. AirPods can damage your hearing — here’s how Apple could prevent it
  2. Online marketing is always changing. Stay current with this $29.99 training collection.
  3. For under $20, let the true Excel experts show you how to master Microsoft’s popular software
  4. The forgotten woman who discovered the greenhouse effect
  5. Facebook and Zuckerberg keep getting ‘freedom of expression’ wrong
  6. Animals use some wild tricks to survive bushfires
  7. Microsoft Access can change the way you work with data. Master it for $30
  8. How to enable 144Hz (or higher) on your expensive gaming monitor
  9. Life will soon be like ‘Her’ — and we’ll fall in love with AI
  10. Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto reign supreme on list of decade’s top 10 games

Smashing Magazine

  1. All Things Smashing: Monthly Update
  2. The Mythical Mythical Man-Month
  3. Smashing Podcast Episode 7 With Amy Hupe: What Is A Government Design System?
  4. An Introduction To React’s Context API
  5. Understanding CSS Grid: Grid Lines
  6. How To Create And Deploy Angular Material Application
  7. The Split Personality Of Brutalist Web Development
  8. Why You Should Choose HTML5 <article> Over <section>
  9. Front-End Performance Checklist 2020 [PDF, Apple Pages, MS Word]
  10. Understanding CSS Grid: Creating A Grid Container
  11. How To Decide Which PWA Elements Should Stick
  12. 2019: A Smashing Year In Review
  13. New Adventures Ahead! (January 2020 Wallpapers)
  14. Smashing Podcast Episode 6 With Luca Mezzalira: What Are Micro-Frontends?
  15. 5 Things To Stop Doing In Mobile App Design

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Smart Locks
  2. Target REDcard Credit Card: With Unlimited 5% Off, There Are No Better Rewards for Target
  3. The Best Drones for Photos and Video
  4. The Best Home Security System
  5. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  6. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  7. The Best Wireless Earbuds
  8. The Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones
  9. The Best Windows Ultrabook
  10. The Best Smart Water-Leak Detector
  11. The Best Business Laptops
  12. The Best Folding Chairs
  13. Chase Freedom Unlimited® Review: An Honest Assessment
  14. Chase Freedom Review: An Honest Assessment
  15. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  16. The Best Bluetooth Wireless Headphones
  17. The Best Wireless Charging Station Now That Apple AirPower Is Dead
  18. The Best Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction Fees
  19. American Express Green Card Review: No Longer Just for Corporate Accounts
  20. The Best Deals We’ve Seen on Powering Gear
  21. Is a Costco Membership Actually Worth It?
  22. The Best Workout Headphones
  23. The Best Cotton Sheets
  24. The Best Credit Cards With Travel Insurance
  25. The Best TV for Video Games
  26. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  27. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  28. The Best Cheap Projector
  29. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  30. The Best LCD/LED TV

Sweethome

  1. The Best Smart Locks
  2. The Best Home Security System
  3. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  4. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  5. The Best Smart Water-Leak Detector
  6. The Best Folding Chairs
  7. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  8. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  9. The Best Humidifier
  10. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  11. The Best Ice Scraper and Snow Brush
  12. The Best Electric Razor
  13. The Best Cotton Sheets
  14. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  15. The Best Toilet Paper
  16. The Best Facial Tissue
  17. The Best Charcoal for Grilling
  18. The Best Sunrise Alarm Clock
  19. The Best Smart Scales
  20. Tempur-Pedic Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  21. The Best Bed Pillows
  22. The Best Men’s and Women’s Underwear for Travel
  23. Dyson AM10 Humidifier Review: It Works, but Isn’t Worth It
  24. The Best Putty Knife
  25. The Best Fire Extinguisher
  26. Casper Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  27. The Best Tools and Toolbox
  28. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  29. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  30. The Best Memory Foam Pillows

Hacker News

  1. Crew Dragon launch escape demonstration
  2. Why build this blog, or anything, on IPFS?
  3. World’s Shortest Wavelength Laser Diode Emits Deep UV Light at Room Temperature
  4. How is search so bad? A case study
  5. Staff emails claim Boeing 777X ‘shares Max problem’
  6. Show HN: A set of standard document templates
  7. A game in a pure language (part 1): introduction and problems with Idris
  8. Reformer, the Efficient Transformer
  9. The Polygons of Another World: Super Nintendo
  10. Ask HN: What are the best unknown books you have read?
  11. List of Prolific Writers
  12. Boeing's safety vs. cost-control culture may be what sent out fatal aircraft
  13. Oldest Material on Earth Discovered
  14. Standalone WebAssembly games using I/O devices
  15. Fly Straight, Dammit (2019)
  16. There Are Too Many Screens, Time to Go Back to Gauges
  17. Show HN: YouTube-dl wrapper (with added features) to easily manage YouTube audio
  18. DAIN: Depth-Aware Video Frame Interpolation
  19. Show HN: Beamsplitter – Hash function that uses only S-boxes
  20. Aspects of Categorical Recursion Theory
  21. Indiana's Oldest State Worker Is Retiring at 102
  22. Clifford torus
  23. Using Standard HTML (1997)
  24. Hackett, a Haskell-Like Lisp in Racket
  25. Where Do New Ideas Come From?
  26. How to Craft Your Product Team at Every Stage
  27. When Employees Are Open with Each Other, but Not Management
  28. Ask HN: What's the fastest tool for basic CRUD
  29. C++ coroutines: Initial implementation pushed to master
  30. Nototo – Build a unified mental map of notes

Ars Technica

  1. Tremors turns 30, the most perfect B movie creature feature ever made
  2. SpaceX successfully completes its Dragon abort test [Updated]
  3. Apple TV+: Can it be saved before everyone’s free trials run out?
  4. Neanderthals may have been shallow free divers, suggests a new study
  5. Real or fake: New NBC Peacock shows
  6. A Georgia election server was vulnerable to Shellshock and may have been hacked
  7. Nemesis brings alien impregnation horror to your tabletop—and it works
  8. “Living concrete” is an interesting first step
  9. A $100 million investment pulls an EV startup out of stealth mode
  10. SpaceX delays Crew Dragon escape test until Sunday [Updated]
  11. Smart homes will turn dumb overnight as Charter kills security service
  12. Biden wants Sec. 230 gone, calls tech “totally irresponsible,” “little creeps”
  13. New Star Wars movie to be made by Thor: Ragnarok director?
  14. Game dev union leader: “Dream job” passion “can open us up to exploitation”
  15. Report: Google wants to bring the Steam game store to… Chrome OS?
  16. WeLeakInfo gets pwned by FBI; Dutch, N. Irish police arrest alleged breach brokers
  17. Lexus had its European design team imagine vehicles for moon mobility
  18. X-rays reveal the faded colors of a 1,300-year-old Inca idol
  19. Guidemaster: Smartwatches worthy of replacing your favorite timepiece
  20. Rocket Report: Russia talking big boosters, fly *us* to the Moon

Digg

  1. How Africa's Richest Woman Exploited Family Ties, Shell Companies And Inside Deals To Build An Empire
  2. Watch A SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Explode After Takeoff
  3. The #MAGA Lawyer Behind Michael Flynn's Scorched-Earth Legal Strategy
  4. Musical Genius Turns Electric Fan Into A Bass Instrument
  5. Compelling New Evidence That Your Cat Might Eat Your Corpse
  6. Dance Or Die: Fighting For The Legacy Of Bogle, The Godfather Of 'Dance Hall'
  7. Cuttlefish Plays Hide-And-Seek With Octopus Using Camouflage Skills
  8. A Secret Cache of Polaroids Reveals A Trans Photographer's Inner World
  9. Join The Rebellion To Restore Order To The Galaxy, Or Ruin Everything As The Empire
  10. Why The Original 'The Game Of Life' Was Depressing As Heck
  11. This Is Why People Faint At The Sight Of Blood
  12. Why It Only Costs $10k To 'Own' A Chick-Fil-A Franchise
  13. Get Key Insights From Hundreds Of Best-Selling Books In Just Minutes With This App
  14. Someone Dubbed Over Darth Vader With George Costanza's Father And It's Brilliant
  15. Indigenous Design Techniques To Mine For The Future
  16. Woman Accidentally Leaves Her Car Window Open Before A Blizzard And Realizes She Made A Huge Mistake
  17. An Oral History Of 'Homeland': Battles, Backlash, CIA Meetings And A Secret Call With Edward Snowden
  18. Seeking A Cure For Domestic Violence
  19. The Sound Of A Wolf Pup Howling For The First Time Will Melt Your Heart
  20. A Prettay, Prettay Good Run
  21. A Brief History of Double-Nominated Actors at the Oscars
  22. The Disturbing Case Of The Disappearing Sci-Fi Story
  23. Three Movie Stars Head For Dubai But End Up In The Uncanny Valley
  24. Navy SEAL Critiques War Movies On How Realistic Their Combat Scenes Are
  25. This Lithium-Ion Battery Is (Almost) Indestructible
  26. Why Silicon Valley And Big Tech Don't Innovate Anymore
  27. YouTuber Drives Electric Cars To The Absolute Limit Of Their Range — Which Can Go The Farthest?
  28. The Obscure Editions Of Jane Austen Novels That Made Her Internationally Known
  29. Homelessness In The Living Rooms Of The Rich, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
  30. Watch This Guy Play The Fastest 'Super Mario Bros.' Speedrun Of All Time
  31. How America Uses Its Energy, Visualized
  32. See The Earth And Everything Around It In Its Full Glory
  33. Man Sees Moose Heading Straight Towards Him, Immediately Does The Right Thing: Hide
  34. The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy As We Know It
  35. This Cookbook Is Packed With Delicious Healthy Recipes
  36. Simone Giertz Makes A Coffee Table Out Of 20,000 Matches, Sets It On Fire
  37. National Archives Exhibit Blurs Images Critical Of President Trump
  38. The Distribution Of The World's Wealth, Visualized
  39. Why Are America's Ski Areas Dying?
  40. How The Nintendo 3DS Became A Defining Console Of The 2010s
  41. For Bumble, The Future Isn't Female, It's Female Marketing
  42. Aubrey Plaza Tries To Channel Jennifer Lopez On A Pole On Ellen DeGeneres's Show And The Result Is, Um, Not Pretty
  43. The UFO Tape That Was Never Supposed To Be Released
  44. 'Why Are We Not Winning Them?': Pete Buttigieg's White Supporters Are Baffled By His Lack Of Black Support
  45. Car Collides With Speeding Train After Getting Stuck Behind The Crossing Bars
  46. The Moment The Niagara Falls Ran Dry in 1969, In Photos
  47. A Baseball Expert's Guide To The Nutty MLB Cheating Scandal
  48. A Beautiful Moment Is Born When Tiny Deer Meets Tiny Human

New Scientist

  1. Releasing rescued orangutans into the wild doesn’t boost populations
  2. Scientists made a bow tie-shaped molecule and it changes colour
  3. Watch the first ever video of a chemical bond breaking and forming
  4. A special kind of nose cell may trigger allergic reactions
  5. Chinese Chang’e 4 engineer explains how to garden on the moon
  6. The Goop Lab on Netflix shows how easy it is to fall for bad science
  7. Benzodiazepine prescriptions reach ‘disturbing’ levels in the US
  8. Microsoft says it will cut emissions to be carbon negative by 2030
  9. A robot equipped with real pigeon feathers flies like a living bird
  10. AI suggests Earth has had fewer mass extinctions than we thought
  11. Ancient shark used its teeth like the blade of a power tool
  12. We’ve seen wolf pups play fetch just like dogs for the first time
  13. Uploading your brain will leave you exposed to software glitches
  14. Mysterious drone swarms flying at night are baffling US authorities
  15. Weird dust balls seen impossibly close to our galaxy’s huge black hole
  16. Swapping breakfast for brunch on weekends may lead to weight gain
  17. Marine heatwave known as 'the blob' killed a million US seabirds
  18. DeepMind found an AI learning technique also works in human brains
  19. Strange spider-shaped microorganisms could be our distant ancestors
  20. Forget exercise and diet fads – this is the secret of a healthy life
  21. Living 'concrete' made from bacteria used to create replicating bricks
  22. What are the ethics of CGI actors – and will they replace real ones?
  23. Exclusive: UK considering ambitious new climate plan soon after Brexit
  24. What it’s like to trip on psilocybin for a scientific research study
  25. Australia's fire-driven storms are pumping smoke into the stratosphere
  26. Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy may trigger PTSD and depression
  27. Your microbiome reveals more about your health than your genes do
  28. Strange particles found in Antarctica cannot be explained by physics
  29. Analysis confirms that climate change is making wildfires worse
  30. Climate change-related injuries will kill thousands in the US
  31. A single star has let us put a date on our galaxy’s last cosmic meal
  32. Captured carbon dioxide could be used to help recycle batteries
  33. Machine seems to repair human livers and keep them alive for a week
  34. Majority of women who have an abortion don’t regret it five years on
  35. Half a million people at risk from volcano eruption in the Philippines
  36. A smart jumpsuit could track development in at-risk babies
  37. Analysis of CRISPR baby documents reveals more ethical violations
  38. Australia’s fires are a wake-up call - let’s reduce fossil fuel use
  39. US Army has built a device to keep your hands warm without gloves
  40. Mummified skin suggests duck-billed dinosaurs were grey like elephants
  41. Area of Amazon affected by wildfires predicted to grow by 2050
  42. 23andMe has sold the rights to develop a drug based on its users’ DNA
  43. Can we really save the planet by making food 'from air' without farms?
  44. We can't use genetics to predict how well children will do at school
  45. Trippy maths program could help figure out the shape of the universe
  46. Humans are cooling down so average body temperature is no longer 37°C
  47. Plants are growing higher up Mount Everest as the climate warms
  48. China has developed the world’s first mobile quantum satellite station
  49. Scientists have discovered five new species of songbird in Indonesia
  50. Ancient humans were weirdly slow to cross from mainland Asia to Java
  51. SpaceX Starlink satellites could be ‘existential threat’ to astronomy
  52. African grey parrots are smart enough to help a bird in need
  53. Mysterious illness outbreak in China seems to be caused by a new virus
  54. Ancient Romans may have used Chinese medicine to treat coeliac disease
  55. The US election isn't the only reason 2020 is huge for the planet
  56. The psychology behind the placebo effect just got stranger
  57. A sudden Eureka moment can trick you into believing something false
  58. Illusion involving fake poo and rubber hand tested on people with OCD
  59. One bad night’s sleep may increase Alzheimer’s protein in your body
  60. Cuttlefish wearing 3D glasses prove they sense depth just like us
  61. Embracing flat Earth science denialism can help us overcome it
  62. It would take Iran more than 4 months to develop nuclear weapons
  63. 2019 was Australia’s hottest and driest year on record
  64. Australian government report predicted severe wildfires 11 years ago
  65. Exclusive: UN cybercrime chief warns against US and Iran cyberattacks
  66. The aviation industry has a plan to make planes green. It won't work
  67. Stinky flower is more than a metre wide and the largest ever found
  68. AI matches humans at diagnosing brain cancer from tumour biopsy images
  69. Newyddion gwych! Maths predicts that Welsh language is set to thrive
  70. A NASA telescope has found its first habitable Earth-sized planet
  71. Two stars colliding in 2083 will outshine all the others in the sky
  72. Mysterious radio signal from space seems to have suddenly vanished
  73. A lazy fix 20 years ago means the Y2K bug is taking down computers now
  74. Doctors scramble to identify mysterious illness emerging in China
  75. Mercury’s outer layers may have been stripped off by a young Venus
  76. Gravitational wave mystery could be a sign of a new kind of black hole
  77. Sea levels in Bangladesh could rise twice as much as predicted
  78. The immune cells inside tumours hint at a new way to treat cancers
  79. Hagfish tie their bodies into complicated knots to escape tight spots
  80. Our Veganuary study is just the latest self-experiment
  81. Peak oil demand could arrive much sooner than expected, says oil firm
  82. A new battery could keep your phone charged for five days
  83. China has made huge strides cleaning up its polluted rivers
  84. A molecule in your skin may explain why some cosmetics cause rashes
  85. Dominic Cummings wants 'weirdos' to help run the UK. Will it work?
  86. Air pollution exposure may make our bones become weaker
  87. How to watch the Quadrantids, the first meteor shower of 2020
  88. Phone number theft through SIM-jacking is on the rise in the UK
  89. Earliest roasted root vegetables found in 170,000-year-old cave dirt
  90. Meeting the NASA Mars rover that might find life on the Red Planet
  91. Pumping cold water inside the body could help after heart attacks
  92. Some starfish-like animals see without eyes by changing body colour
  93. Are dark matter and dark energy related in anything apart from name?
  94. Chinese air quality regulations could put an end to 'new car smell'
  95. A computer made from DNA can compute the square root of 900
  96. Tiny T. rex fossils aren't a new species - they are just teenagers
  97. AI system is better than human doctors at predicting breast cancer
  98. Delivering tuberculosis vaccine directly to veins may boost protection
  99. The global failure to push PrEP is hindering the fight against HIV
  100. Bottlenose dolphins are splitting into two different species

Slashdot

  1. Scientists Are Generating Oxygen from Simulated Moon Dust
  2. HBO's New Space Comedy Mocks 'Tech Bros in Charge'
  3. Telnet Passwords Leaked For More Than 500,000 Servers, Routers, and IoT Devices
  4. Are Software Designers Ignoring The Needs of the Elderly?
  5. Is Google Facing a Backlash From Medical Record Vendors?
  6. 'What's Up With Betelgeuse?'
  7. Introducing JetBrains Mono, 'A Typeface for Developers'
  8. 'Watch SpaceX Blow Up a Falcon 9 Rocket in a Safety Test Sunday'
  9. What Linus Torvalds Gets Wrong About ZFS
  10. Another Project Goes Private: Amara Stops Being Developed As Open Source
  11. Red Hat and IBM Jointly File Another Amicus Brief In Google v. Oracle, Arguing APIs Are Not Copyrightable
  12. Slate Announces List of The 30 Most Evil Tech Companies
  13. Microsoft's New Windows Terminal Preview Offers a Retro CRT Screen Effect
  14. Exploit Fully Breaks SHA-1, Lowers the Attack Bar
  15. Facial Recognition Database With 3 Billion Scraped Images 'Might End Privacy as We Know It'

BoingBoing

  1. Enhance your on-the-go photography with these iPhone accessories
  2. Brazilian authoritarian Bolsonaro fires his culture minister for giving a speech plagiarized from Joseph Goebbels
  3. Forget the gym membership. Stay fit in 2020 with this portable home gym
  4. The easy-to-make Twitter egg sandwich is easy to make
  5. Excellent review of Jack Vance's "Tales of the Dying Earth"
  6. Portuguese President pre-empts Trump's aggressive handshake
  7. Watch this fantastic coffee ad
  8. Manhattan: a city of empty luxury condos and overflowing homeless shelters
  9. Brawny Disneyland guest removes park's sword in the stone
  10. Learn a new language in 2020 with these best-selling apps
  11. Healthcare choice in America is a scam, according to the people who came up with it
  12. 3 racks perfect for transporting bikes, skis, & more on the road
  13. ICANN needs to ask more questions about the sale of .ORG
  14. Angelenos! I'm speaking in Culver City tomorrow about the sale of .ORG to private equity
  15. Break into the field of AI and Machine Learning with the help of this training
  16. Here's a 1968 episode of The Dick Cavett show discussing the assassination of Robert Kennedy
  17. The Picard sweater
  18. Man at airport gets more video game space by plugging PS4 into public map display
  19. Australia fires: Air-dropping veggies to feed wallabies [NEW VIDEO]
  20. 'El Chapo' beer launched by murderous druglord's daughter
  21. Greta Thunberg: 'You have not seen anything yet,' climate activist says as Davos nears
  22. Illicit THC dealers are raking in the bucks on Instagram: Report
  23. Biden says Section 230 tech liability shield should end for Facebook, Zuckerberg should be subject to civil liability
  24. Imagining a "smart city" that treats you as a sensor, not a thing to be sensed
  25. Why AG Barr's use of Pensacola shooter case to rebuke Apple is so suspicious
  26. I have an Arduino and Intro to Making class on Skillshare and here's a great deal on a subscription
  27. Ars Technica's dunk on Gwyneth Paltrow's Netflix series is the best dunk of all
  28. Yosemite sickens guests
  29. Lost horse takes city bus ride back home
  30. Learn full stack web development with this $13 Javascript course

Core77

  1. Three Things We Learned About the Future of Driving At CES 2020
  2. An Apple Store Concept Video From the 1990s
  3. Liberty For Plant Life in The City
  4. Reader Submitted: Keywing Key Turner
  5. Currently Crowdfunding: TiGr's Latest Bike Lock Innovation, a Surprisingly Beautiful Litter Box, and More
  6. CES 2020: Are Smart Homes Undermining Our Sense of 'Home'?
  7. Watch All of the Presentations from "Moving Forward: Conversations on Transportation Futures" at CES 2020
  8. Lisbon-Based Design Studio MOR Debuts New Store and Lighting Collection 
  9. Design Job: Chart a New Direction as a Senior Industrial Designer at Garmin!
  10. The 2100 Project Maps the Impact of Climate Change Across the Country
  11. How Woodworker Chris Salomone Turned His Son's Drawing Into a Functional Piece of Furniture 
  12. Check Out the Cardboard Beds Tokyo 2020 Athletes Will Sleep On
  13. When Stores Have to Compensate for a Failure of Package Design
  14. Currently Crowdfunding: Make a Custom Remote for Your Smart Home Devices, a Tool for Better Blade Sharpening, and More
  15. Disproving an Industrial Design Professor's Rule: Dishwashers Have Gone Invisible, Why Haven't Toasters?

CNET

  1. Get a JBL Flip 5 waterproof Bluetooth speaker for $80 - CNET
  2. This universal travel adapter includes 3 USB ports and 1 USB-C for $7.39 - CNET
  3. Best Buy's TCL TV deal cuts an extra 15% off the 5 Series, 6 Series and 8 Series - CNET
  4. SpaceX successfully blows up a Falcon 9 rocket in escape test launch - CNET
  5. Avenue 5 review: HBO's Hugh Laurie space comedy juggles too many genres - CNET
  6. The best MLK Day deals for this weekend: Xbox, AirPods, games, robovacuums and more - CNET
  7. New Space Force uniforms mocked by Star Wars fans - CNET
  8. Watch SpaceX blow up a Falcon 9 rocket to test its launch abort system video - CNET
  9. Some deals to get you through the weekend: Headphones, home security, LED lighting and more - CNET
  10. Galaxy Z Flip could have a foldable glass screen: All we know about Samsung Galaxy Fold successor - CNET
  11. In with Galaxy S20, out with the Galaxy S11? Samsung shouldn't miss its chance to shake up the brand - CNET
  12. How to watch Titans vs. Chiefs, Packers vs. 49ers NFL championship games without cable - CNET
  13. Remote-control your stuff with this four-pack of 16-amp smart plugs for $18 (Updated: Expired) - CNET
  14. How to stop robocalls: Best practices and apps that stop that annoying ringing - CNET
  15. Microsoft Edge is here for Windows 10 and MacOS. Here's how to download it now - CNET
  16. How to fix a Windows 10 laptop that's plugged in but not charging - CNET
  17. 6 new superfoods you'll be seeing everywhere in 2020 - CNET
  18. Apple Watch and iPhone: How to pair, unpair - CNET
  19. The best gaming routers of 2020 - CNET
  20. For Google Home's best music setup, do these steps right away with Spotify and more - CNET
  21. Samsung's Neon 'artificial humans' are confusing everyone. We set the record straight - CNET
  22. NordVPN review: Still the best value for security and speed - CNET
  23. How to pair Apple AirPods with your Windows 10 PC in 1 minute - CNET
  24. iPhone 12 rumors and leaks: 4 things we expect from Apple in 2020 - CNET
  25. SIM swap fraud: What it is, why you should care and how to protect yourself - CNET

Reddit

  1. [SPOILER] Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone
  2. In May 2018, Jeff Bezos made around $191,000 a minute. If you were given his bank card, and given 10 hours to spend, how would you ensure that when you gave the card back his balance had decreased from when you received it?
  3. I've never seen such a quick transition from Intrigue to Disgust
  4. My boyfriend and I are bored, do your worst🤣
  5. You guys hate carpet in the bathroom? I can one up that. My parents have a bathroom with carpet that goes up the bathtub walls! Bonus points for the terrible wallpaper.
  6. Liverpool [2] - 0 Manchester Utd | Salah 90+3
  7. Trying the shock collar
  8. WCGW if I try to make all these sinners repent?
  9. What skaters are really thinking
  10. Couldn't crosspost, found on r/exmormon
  11. Jupiter and 4 of it’s moons
  12. The cultural impact of Game of Thrones
  13. How to pack a hiking bag
  14. McGregor finishes Cerrone in the first round of his return
  15. TIFU by thinking a woman was a boy, and groping her boob. (kind of NSFW, though it happened at work)
  16. This guy is an idiot for real
  17. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket (intentionally) blows up in the skies over Cape Canaveral during this morning’s successful abort test
  18. Best Bromance ever!
  19. This Turkish photographer produces collages of photos of people that live completely different lives
  20. China's government poses a 'global threat to human rights,' report finds
  21. Never noticed Stanley's reaction before. Priceless.
  22. Post-Match Thread: Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United | Premier League
  23. I have no words.
  24. Trump reportedly picked his impeachment defense team based on how well he thinks they can perform on TV
  25. It's always nice to see good sportsmanship
  26. It's always nice to see good sportsmanship
  27. 2 years of photosynthesis, as seen from space [OC]
  28. It's going to be a while before anyone can drive
  29. Tiny Cooking with Burak
  30. Older people of Reddit, what was the equivalent of teaching your grandparents to use the internet, when you were growing up?
  31. Jim Carrey and Stephen Hawking
  32. ELI5: Why are other standards for data transfer used at all (HDMI, USB, SATA, etc), when Ethernet cables have higher bandwidth, are cheap, and can be 100s of meters long?
  33. Woman having a freakout in a store meets the boys in blue.
  34. Sparking water tastes like pins and needles and doesn't need to exist.
  35. Bill Gates 1994: This CD-ROM can hold more information than all the paper that's here below me.
  36. TIL That the famous deaf-blind writer Hellen Keller received a gift from a Japanese police officer who gave her an Akita dog named Kamikaze-Go as a present. After the dog's death Japan’s government gifted another Akita, making her the first person to bring the dog breed to the U.S. In 1948
  37. 'Brink of extinction': Steep drop in platypus numbers as drought bites
  38. South African prison break
  39. The Netherlands - 1966
  40. Our school put up a typewriter for the students to interact with, and someone stuck gum in between the letters
  41. An honest moment from Shaq, talking about being terrified of playing against Jordan and others
  42. MAGA logic
  43. Mystique cosplay by Alyson Tabbitha
  44. i want this type of friendship when I reach this age
  45. Little miss madlass
  46. YSK NASA has a webpage that offers advice to those wanting to write convincing science-fiction.
  47. Guy figuring out if there's a bomb in the bag.
  48. 2.5 years ago, I almost deleted Tinder, but she replied and now're married <3
  49. This poor lady has tried for two weeks to give away this beautiful brand new wedding dress she’s had enough now lol
  50. Tyler is a person of the people.
  51. I have never in my life stood up to my mother until today. After this exchange she banged on my apartment door for an hour, called my manager and tried to get him to fire me, and then disowned me for the third time.
  52. APC's "Proprietary" USB Cable for $35
  53. Earth defense force, Kyoung Hwan Kim, Digital, 2019
  54. me_irl
  55. Your time has come
  56. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket (intentionally) blows up in the skies over Cape Canaveral during this morning’s successful abort test
  57. [USA] Drunk livestreamers harass garbageman in Las Vegas
  58. Jack Black
  59. Shared to a PokemonGo group I follow.
  60. Rashford was carrying a single stress fracture in his back, now has a double stress fracture after Wolves game. Expected to be out for 2-3 months. Also has piece of floating bone in his ankle requiring non-intrusive surgery to remove. Been playing thru immense pain to help #mufc
  61. Cum
  62. Volleybasket
  63. Toss a coin to your Caesar
  64. Finally removing the tape from this miniature oil painting I did
  65. I am a 22 year old girl with chronic kidney disease and I am actively searching for a donor!
  66. Organized Religion Starter Pack
  67. Train passing through Maeklong Railway Market in Bangkok
  68. Trump's newest Russia adviser 'escorted from White House' amid security investigation
  69. I have no words.
  70. Rip liam
  71. Piece of shit driver demolishes other car driver after minor fender bender
  72. LPT: Don’t connect your phone number to your Facebook. People on dating apps who you give your number to can paste it into Facebook and find you without knowing your last name.
  73. .....by The Rock, to sing to his daughter
  74. O-Bla-Di, O-Bla-Da, Life grows Dull
  75. HMC while I Catwoman
  76. This formation allows fish to feed and guard by taking turns
  77. ABORT! Through a tiny hole in the clouds, I managed to catch the abort and subsequent explosion! RIP B1046.
  78. HMFT after I rush this guy
  79. Someone broke into my house and stole my _____
  80. No-go-homo
  81. One of us
  82. The World Series winner has alternated between National League and American League dating back to 2011. Who is coming out of the American League this year?
  83. Dowel Pins easy inserting tool
  84. And the winner is 'toxic relationship'
  85. "That's it, I'm not playing..."
  86. Clever girl
  87. Glacier National Park [OC] [564x1002]
  88. Cheese isn’t cheese.
  89. centrist meme from a libcenter (at least i have principles)
  90. Aphelios is a fair and perfectly balanced champion
  91. PsBattle: This bear at Woodstock..
  92. NMom didn’t listen to the carbon monoxide alarm.
  93. What are the odds
  94. Adopted this guy a week ago. Was scared of everything, but decided to trust me. Four days later, and he is a very good boy with his very first OWN squeaky toy ❤️
  95. Fart Mic doesn't go as planned
  96. Where is the line between friendly jabs between friends and just treating them badly and not giving a shit?
  97. Top Erasmus Destinations in Europe
  98. Attu Island isn't cored when you grant Alaska statehood. Literally unplayable.
  99. One project in Washington took a new approach to Meals on Wheels: a diner — where seniors can get eggs, coffee, and community. "They play Frank Sinatra in the mornings, and it makes me so happy," a patron says. "Eggs and Frank Sinatra: perfect breakfast."
  100. I’m gonna cry that’s so sweet

The Verge

  1. The Touryst is a bite-sized, open-world vacation game
  2. SpaceX successfully tests escape system on new spacecraft — while destroying a rocket
  3. 7 new trailers you should watch this week
  4. Lenovo is building another standalone VR headset, but it’s not for consumers
  5. No, the EU isn’t asking Apple to kill the Lightning cable
  6. It’s not just you: Google added annoying icons to search on desktop
  7. YouTuber turns the GameCube Switch Joy-Cons of our dreams into reality
  8. Valve says it’s ‘absolutely not working’ on Left 4 Dead 3
  9. Microsoft puts the pressure on Slack with first TV ad for Microsoft Teams
  10. Moog’s new synth promises big bass in a pint-sized machine

Wired

  1. These Photos Bend Time and Space. Literally
  2. Electric Delivery Vans, Tesla Stock, and Other Car News
  3. Sanders and Warren's Big Debate Dust-Up Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
  4. Fujifilm X-Pro3 Review: A Nod to the Era of Film Cameras
  5. How Long Do We Have Before Arctic Ice Melts Away?
  6. Don't Ignore Chrome's New Password Checkup Feature
  7. He Wanted a Unicorn. He Got ... a Sustainable Business
  8. This Philosopher Dreams of Writing Low-Budget Sci-Fi
  9. At Last, Physicists Confirm the Fastest Way to Board a Plane
  10. Space Photos of the Week: Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse\!
  11. FBI Takes Down Site With 12 Billion Stolen Records
  12. The 7 Best Portable Coffee Makers: Aeropress, Delter, And More
  13. In Paris, Ecommerce Warehouses Get a Chic Makeover
  14. 14 Best Tech Deals on WIRED's Favorite Gear (Jan. 2020)
  15. Watch SpaceX Blow Up a Falcon 9 Rocket to Prove It's Safe for People
  16. PopSockets, Sonos, and Tile Ask Congress to Rein in Big Tech
  17. 'Cyberpunk 2077' Is Being Delayed
  18. Real or Fake: New NBC Peacock Shows
  19. How Much Superpower Does It Take to Bash a Bullet in Midair?
  20. The Best Gaming Mouse for Every Kind of Player (2020)

LifeHacker

  1. How to Stream the NFC and AFC Championship Games
  2. Sunday's Best Deals: Meze 99 Noir Headphones, RavPower Qi Charger, Kindle eBooks, and More
  3. How to Watch the SpaceX's Falcon 9 Blow Up Over the Atlantic Ocean Live Sunday
  4. Learn a New Language While Playing Games Using This App
  5. You Might Be Able to Put Your Airline Elite Status on Hold if You Can't Use It This Year
  7. Why Your Next iPhone Might Not Have a Lightning Port
  8. How to Make the Ab Wheel Suck Less
  9. How to Talk to Teens About Sexual Violence
  10. The Garibaldi Is the Perfect Winter Brunch Cocktail
  11. Never Worry About Low Tire Pressure Again When You Get a $20 Tacklife Digital Inflator
  12. How to Fix Google's Ugly, Logo-Filled Search Results
  13. How to Stream Your Xbox One to Your Android Phone or Tablet
  14. Should You Subscribe to Peacock, NBC's New Streaming Platform?
  15. Start Money Goals on Your Birthday, Not January 1st
  16. Polish potato dumplings are perfectly imperfect comfort food
  17. Rest Can Be Just as Productive as Work
  18. Use an Ice Cube to Steam a Perfectly Round Egg
  19. How to Get Through a Panic Attack
  20. Get Your Kid Talking About Their Day With This Question
  22. Get Your Dog a Ton Of Toys, Just Because, During Chewy's Flash Sale
  23. How to Troubleshoot Bluetooth Connection Issues
  24. What's the Best Way to Sleep on a Flight?
  25. I Want to Upgrade Windows 7, but I'm Afraid to Lose My Programs

The Onion

  1. Conor McGregor Credits Excellent Pre-Fight Shape To Routine Of Hurling Heavy Objects In Public Spaces
  2. Grindr, Tinder Sharing User Data With Third Party
  3. Man Assumed Being Heartless, Egotistical Maniac Would Have Made Him Richer By Now
  4. Underwear-Clad Senators Line Up Before Congressional Doctor To Make Sure They Physically Fit For Impeachment
  5. Senators Sworn In As Impeachment Trial Begins
  6. Republican Senators Maintain They’ll Weigh All Evidence Before Carrying Trump Out On Shoulders
  7. Impressive ‘Super Smash Brothers’ Purist Only Plays Original SNES Or NES Game Each Character From
  8. History Of The U.S. Census
  9. NCAA Determines Becoming A Bengal Punishment Enough For Joe Burrow Taking Cash From Odell Beckham
  10. Tampax Unveils New Find My Tampon App For When One Really Gets Lodged Up There
  11. Oprah: Turns Out You Can Still Put A Photo Of Her On Your Magazine Cover Even If You Didn’t Land An Interview
  12. CNN Reveals Bernie Sanders Running For President Of Country With History Of Sexism
  13. Stephen Miller Hurt At Being Passed Over For Job Stalking Female Ambassador
  14. 2019 Second-Hottest Year On Record
  15. Jeff Bezos Donates $690,000 Directly Into Australian Fire
  16. CNN Audio Analysis Reveals Biden Caught On Wet Mic While Chewing On Own Microphone
  17. Study Estimates Half Of U.S. Adults Will Be Obese By 2030
  18. Human Trafficker Not Getting Any Traction On This One
  19. Tips For Flying With A Pet
  20. Couple Decide They’re Better Off As Siblings
  21. Man Afraid He’ll Seem Vulnerable If He Reaches Out To Fire Department For Help
  22. House To Send Impeachment Articles To Senate
  23. Highlights Of The Seventh Democratic Debate
  24. Articles Of Impeachment Sent Through Winding Maze Of Pneumatic Tubes On Journey To Senate
  25. Public Disapproval Of Iran Approach Convinces Trump To Reverse Soleimani Killing

The Register

  1. To catch a thief, go to Google with a geofence warrant – and it will give you all the details
  2. It's Friday, the weekend has landed... and Microsoft warns of an Internet Explorer zero day exploited in the wild
  3. You're not Boeing to believe this: Yet another show-stopping software bug found in ill-fated 737 Max airplanes
  4. Europe mulls five year ban on facial recognition in public... with loopholes for security and research
  5. 'Friendly' hackers are seemingly fixing the Citrix server hole – and leaving a nasty present behind
  6. Who says HMRC hasn't got a sense of humour? Er, 65 million Brits
  7. EU declares it'll Make USB-C Great Again™. You hear that, Apple?
  8. Stolen creds site WeLeakInfo busted by multinational cop op for data reselling
  9. Time to burst out graphing: Get the Windows Insider experience... by taping a calculator to your monitor
  10. Autonomous Logistics Information System gets shoved off the F-35 gravy train in favour of ODIN
  11. Microsoft picks a side, aims to make the business 'carbon-negative' by 2030
  12. Help! I'm trapped on Schrodinger's runaway train! Or am I..?
  13. WebAssembly: Key to a high-performance web, or ideal for malware? Reg speaks to co-designer Andreas Rossberg
  14. Unlocking news: We decrypt those cryptic headlines about Scottish cops bypassing smartphone encryption
  15. The time that Sales braved the white hot heat of the data centre to save the day
  16. Nowhere to run to, nowhere to hide, muaha... Boffins build laser-eyed intelligent cam that sorta sees around corners
  17. Copy-left behind: Permissive MIT, Apache open-source licenses on the up as developers snub GNU's GPL
  18. Google Cloud rolls out of bed, slips on suit, draws up premium support, vows to take it SLO to lure enterprises
  19. Bad news: Windows security cert SNAFU exploits are all over the web now. Also bad: Citrix gateway hole mitigations don't work for older kit
  20. Remember when Netscout got so upset at 'challenger' label in Gartner Magic Quadrant, it sued? Well, top court just ended all those shenanigans
  21. Azure consultant's Google image search results hotlinking sueball booted off the pitch by High Court
  22. The Curse of macOS Catalina strikes again as AccountEdge stays 32-bit
  23. The $4.3bn trial of the century is over! Now we wait for judgment
  24. Load of Big Green for Microsoft: Lloyds Banking Group inks company-wide Managed Desktop deal
  25. Get hands on with Kubernetes, service meshes – and more – at our fantastic Continuous Lifecycle London conference
  26. This is also a system for GPs, right? UK doctors seek clarity over Health dept's £40m single sign-on funding
  27. Shhhhhh: Fujitsu bags another £12m from Libraries NI as bosses fail to bookmark replacement
  28. Google reveals new schedule for 'phasing out support for Chrome Apps across all operating systems'
  29. The dream of a single European patent may die next month – and everyone is in denial about it
  30. Spanking the pirates of corporate security? Try a Plimsoll
  31. Peek inside this fascinating effort to map Britain's subterranean tubes – a deep sprawl of unrecorded infrastructure beneath our feet
  32. Attention security startup founders: Give your fledgling Brit biz a boost with Tech Nation’s free Cyber 2.0 school
  33. The mysterious giant blobs of gas around our galaxy's black hole are actually massive merger stars being shredded
  34. Top Euro court advised: Cops, spies yelling 'national security' isn’t enough to force ISPs to hand over massive piles of people's private data
  35. Facial-recognition algos vary wildly, US Congress told, as politicians try to come up with new laws on advanced tech
  36. China tells America, with a straight face, it will absolutely crack down on hacking and copyright, tech blueprint theft
  37. No Mo'zilla for about 100 techies today: Firefox maker lays off staff as boss talks of 'difficult choices' and funding
  38. What do Brit biz consultants and X-rated cam stars have in common? Wide open... AWS S3 buckets on public internet
  39. Yo, sysadmins! Thought Patch Tuesday was big? Oracle says 'hold my Java' with huge 334 security flaw fix bundle
  40. Microsoft's on Edge and you could be, too: Chromium-based browser exits beta – with teething problems
  41. Look sharp: Microsoft Blazor's gone mobile. Fancy developing mobile apps with C# web technology?
  42. Huawei invites app developers to board the HMS Core to gran their pieces of eight
  43. The eyeopening multi-billion-dollar merry-go-round of Insight Partners, Veeam – and their one-time beau N2WS
  44. A fine host for a Raspberry Pi: The Register rakes a talon over the NexDock 2
  45. It's just semantics: Bulgarian software dev Ontotext squeezes out GraphDB 9.1
  46. Ex-Autonomy CFO Sushovan Hussain's part in the accounting badness was 'wildly overblown'
  47. Totally Subcontracted Business: TSB to outsource entire IT estate to IBM for a cool $1bn after 2019 meltdown
  48. Boeing aircraft sales slump to historic lows after 737 Max annus horribilis
  49. AppSheet. Gesundheit! Oh, we see – it's Google pulling no-code development into a cloudy embrace
  50. Behold the Internet of Turf: IoT sucks waste energy from living plants to speak to satellites

TechMeme

  1. US Army contracted two firms for $4.5M to create a facial recognition system that analyzes infrared images to identify people at a distance of 10 to 500 meters (Dave Gershgorn/OneZero)
  2. An analysis of 40 studies finds that the link between social media use and both depression and anxiety among adolescents is small and inconsistent (Nathaniel Popper/New York Times)
  3. Some analysts say Alphabet could double in value to become a $2T company in the near future, as the total market cap of FAANGs rose by $1.3T over the past year (Rupert Neate/The Guardian)
  4. Amazon says it now partners with 20,000+ neighborhood stores across Tier 1, 2, and 3 cities in India to store and deliver goods under its "I have Space" program (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  5. Profile of Armslist, the "Craigslist of guns" that offers nearly any kind of gun imaginable and where all transactions are done peer to peer (The Verge)
  6. TomTom says it has reached a deal with Huawei "some time ago" for the use of its maps, traffic information, and navigation software in Huawei phones (Bart Meijer/Reuters)
  7. Containous, which says it has built a "multicloud networking platform" for containerized applications and microservices, raises $10M Series A (Mike Wheatley/SiliconANGLE)
  8. Instagram removes the IGTV button from its home page; Sensor Tower: IGTV's standalone app was downloaded 1.1M times in the US since its launch in June 2018 (Josh Constine/TechCrunch)
  9. Comtravo, which uses AI and NLP to offer an end-to-end solution for booking and managing business trips, adds €9M to its Series B, increasing it to €30M (Annie Musgrove/Tech.eu)
  10. Microsoft knows about an actively exploited bug in Internet Explorer on all Windows versions, but likely won't have a fix until the next Patch Tuesday on Feb 11 (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)
  11. A look at Clearview AI, a facial recognition app claiming it scraped 3B+ images from sites like Facebook, YouTube, and that 600+ law enforcement agencies use it (Kashmir Hill/New York Times)
  12. Sources: Amazon is working with Visa to test checkout terminals that let consumers pay for purchases with their palms (AnnaMaria Andriotis/Wall Street Journal)
  13. SoundCloud's filing in the UK shows its 2018 revenue grew 19% YoY to ~$127M, with operating losses dropping to $38.7M (Tim Ingham/Music Business Worldwide)
  14. The latest panic that the EU may force Apple to abandon Lightning is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of both the EC's intent and how charging works (Cameron Faulkner/The Verge)
  15. Airbnb to tie metrics like guest safety to employee bonuses, says it has created dedicated teams to serve all "stakeholders", which include hosts and guests (Sarah E. Needleman/Wall Street Journal)