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BBC

  1. Boris Johnson to visit Scotland despite Nicola Sturgeon warning
  2. Covid: 'Virus going in right direction but not fast enough'
  3. Coronavirus: EU demands UK-made AstraZeneca vaccine doses
  4. John Kerry: UK climate summit is world's 'last best chance'
  5. UK car production tumbles to 'worst in a generation'
  6. English National Opera lessons for long Covid sufferers
  7. Covid: Social workers 'braced for tsunami of needs' after lockdown
  8. Jagtar Singh Johal: Scot 'forced to sign blank confession' in India
  9. Nursery top-up fees probe prompts England-wide warning
  10. Covid: Black over-80s 'half as likely' to have been vaccinated
  11. Covid: Lockdown rule-breakers flee Cwmbran salon in police raid
  12. Free anthology of black authors to be given to all primary schools in England
  13. The Papers: 'No EU can't have our jabs' and 'schools out'
  14. Covid: Living through lockdown in a high-rise flat
  15. Kristal and her students are fighting to eradicate ocean plastic
  16. Covid-19: 'I told my kids I wasn't going to make it'
  17. Covid-hit New Orleans turns homes into floats for Mardi Gras
  18. Parosmia: 'Since I had Covid, food makes me want to vomit'
  19. Scottish independence: Will there be a second referendum?
  20. Covid vaccines: Misleading claims targeting ethnic minority people
  21. Chinese New Year: Clamping down on going home for the holidays
  22. Debunking the Covid deniers who enter hospitals
  23. Joe Biden's tech - what can the president use?
  24. The pilots forced to change career completely
  25. Bottom side Sheff Utd earn shock win to deny Man Utd top spot
  26. ‘It gives me good feeling for future’ – what positives can Tuchel take from first Chelsea game?
  27. Morelos strikes as Rangers beat Hibernian to maintain 23-point lead at top
  28. 'An exceptional talent' - Arsenal sign Real Madrid's Odegaard on loan
  29. Chelsea 0-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers: Thomas Tuchel suffers frustrating start
  30. Lions 'a hugely positive aspect of our sport' - Townsend urges tour solution
  31. Covid: When will schools reopen?
  32. What are the UK travel rules and will I have to quarantine in a hotel?
  33. Covid: Who are the workers 'excluded' from support?
  34. Covid: When will I get the vaccine?
  35. Covid: How worrying are the UK, South Africa, and Brazil coronavirus variants?
  36. Lockdown Learning: BBC puts school materials on TV, iPlayer and online
  37. Coronavirus: What are the rules for face masks or face coverings?
  38. Coronavirus, schools and children - what are the risks?
  39. Covid: What’s happening to the EU vaccine scheme?
  40. How can I prove I've had the vaccine? And other questions
  41. Unemployment rate: How many people are out of work?
  42. Covid: Can I spread coronavirus after the vaccine and will I get a passport?
  43. Covax: How will Covid vaccines be shared with poorer countries?
  44. Covid: How does mass testing work?
  45. Covid-19: Five days that shaped the outbreak

Bitcoin

  1. $31,626.9583
  2. £23,139.5794
  3. €26,157.1075
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Discord bans Reddit’s WallStreetBets for hate speech as scrutiny intensifies
  2. Tesla's Cybertruck is on track for volume production in 2022
  3. Tesla's 'transformative' fourth quarter tops a full year of positive revenue
  4. Mark Zuckerberg wants to reduce political content in News Feed
  5. Sling TV price hike adds another $5 per month for new customers
  6. The redesigned Tesla Model S interior swaps in a steering yoke
  7. Apple reports $111 billion in quarterly revenue, shattering previous record
  8. Facebook predicts ‘uncertainty' in 2021, blames upcoming iOS 14 update
  9. Amazon’s motorized Echo Show 10 goes on sale February 25th
  10. US arrests far-right Twitter troll for 2016 election interference
  11. Instagram rolls out its new look for Stories on desktop
  12. BMW tries to get ahead of its supply curve using quantum computing
  13. Strega is a compact modular synth for crafting dreamscapes or hellscapes
  14. Disney+ restricts kids from watching content with racist stereotypes
  15. MIT's oncological risk AI calculates cancer chances regardless of race
  16. HBO Max didn't expect to have this many subscribers for another two years
  17. EA founded a new studio to work on the long-awaited 'Skate 4'
  18. 'Control: Ultimate Edition' headlines February's batch of PS Plus freebies
  19. EVs with Google Maps will make it easier to plan trips around recharging
  20. Tomb Raider and Skull Island anime series are headed to Netflix
  21. The best Super Bowl TV deals we could find
  22. Nintendo is releasing an ornate, limited-edition Monster Hunter Switch
  23. The first official modding tools for 'Cyberpunk 2077' have arrived
  24. The EU wants an investigation of the Switch's Joy-Con 'drift' issues
  25. Ring launches its cheapest connected doorbell yet

Pinboard

  1. Software development topics I've changed my mind on after 6 years in the industry - Blogomatano — Software development topics I've changed my mind on after 6 years in the industry Things I've changed my mind on: Typed languages are better when you're working on a team of people with various experience levels Standups are act…
  2. Halt and Catch Fire Syllabus - Halt and Catch Fire Syllabus — 'This site features a curriculum developed around the television series, Halt and Catch Fire (2014-2017), a fictional narrative about people working in tech during the 1980s-1990s. The intent is for this website to be used by self-forming small groups that want to…
  3. Hush – Noiseless Browsing for Safari — from Daring Fireball Lovely new Safari content blocking extension for Safari (iOS and Mac) by Joel Arvidsson. It targets those insipid, never-ending, utterly pointless “cookie notices”, popovers begging you to join email newsletters, and other bits of tracking. It kills dickbars and di…
  4. New campaign targeting security researchers
  5. Untitled (https://bloggingfordevs.com/trends/) — Hey devs 👋 Finding quality tech blogs is hard. My new project helps you discover the best content Tech Twitter is talking about *right now*, that's actually written by developers. Check it out & tell me what you think!
  6. Iconduck
  7. Photopea Photo Editor | Edit Photoshop files online — PhotoshopのPSDファイル、GimpのXCFファイル、JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, WebPなどの画像ファイルを開き、編集もできてしまう無料のオンラインサービス
  8. A comprehensive list of UX design methods & deliverables | by Fabricio Teixeira | Jan, 2021 | UX Collective
  9. no hello — @ropsue @IanColdwater I like instead. It is friendlier looking for non-technical people.
  10. Firecracker: start a VM in less than a second — Firecracker: start a VM in less than a second by via Julia Evans https://ift.tt/39bAPFK
  11. Exploring the Supply Chain of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines · Neubertify
  12. Fauci on What Working for Trump Was Really Like - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://nyti.ms/2WLL65m
  13. Deskreen turns any device with a web browser to a second screen for your computer — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25820533 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25891464
  14. Make Boring Plans. You’re probably familiar with the… | by Camille Fournier | Jan, 2021 | Medium — via https://twitter.com/b0rk/status/1353391740628119553
  15. As Adobe Flash stops running, so do some railroads in China — - Tuesday’s chaos arose after China Railway Shenyang failed to deactivate Flash in time, leading to a complete shutdown of its railroads in Dalian, Liaoning province. Staffers were reportedly unable to view train operation diagrams, formulate train sequencing sch…
  16. Open Web Docs - Open Collective
  17. Escaping the roadmap trap - Product Crunch — Stop chasing your feature development plan and start crafting strategic product roadmaps
  18. Set up shop in Europe, government advisers tell Brexit-hit businesses | The Guardian
  19. Global ice loss accelerating at record rate, study finds
  20. Ojoy — Have low-resolution images or memoji? Enlarge them and improve their quality using machine-learning. Ojoy does this 100% in the browser client-side, thanks to some smarts from Upscaler and TensorFlow.js. The output is typically sharper compared to just resizing them.
  21. Citadel, Point72 to Invest $2.75 Billion Into Melvin Capital Management - WSJ — So delicious HAHAHAHAAHAHA
  22. The PGM-index
  23. Fox News is a hazard to our democracy. It’s time to take the fight to the Murdochs. Here’s how. - The Washington Post — The company has forfeited its responsibilities to society. It’s time to push back, speaking the only language the owners understand.
  24. Untitled (https://www.arun.is/blog/apple-watch-faces/) — This one is for you Apple and watch fans out there. Did you know that several Apple Watch faces are digital reinterpretations of iconic real-life watches? Their design reflects a respect for history and a spirit of innovation.
  25. A deeper dive into our May 2019 security incident - Stack Overflow Blog
  26. Twitter launches 'Birdwatch,' a forum to combat misinformation
  27. MuscleWiki
  28. Warning Signal: the messaging app’s new features are causing internal turmoil - The Verge
  29. Justice Department, FBI debate not charging some Capitol rioters - The Washington Post
  30. The People the Suburbs Were Built for Are Gone — Last summer, Donald Trump and Ben Carson, then Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, co-bylined an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal promising to “protect America’s suburbs," describing how they reversed policies that would allow for the creation of denser living structur…
  31. Norway awards oil and gas exploration rights to 30 firms | Reuters
  32. Data Visualization and the Modern Imagination - Spotlight at Stanford — An exhibition that examines the 19th-century roots of information graphics.
  33. Pentagon restricted commander of D.C. Guard ahead of Capitol riot - The Washington Post
  34. Aqueux — Dynamic wallpapers based on a classic
  35. Our Journey to PostgreSQL 12. In November 2020 we began a large… | by Tommy Li | Jan, 2021 | Coffee Meets Bagel Engineering
  36. State Republicans push new voting restrictions after Trump’s loss - POLITICO — RT @blakehounshell: Republicans are pushing new voting restrictions after Trump’s loss
  37. The Michael Scott Theory of Social Class - Alex Danco's Newsletter
  38. Q-Nuts: "It's the Great Storm, Charlie Brown" | Boing Boing — Q-Nuts: "It's the Great Storm, Charlie Brown"
  39. https://www.thenation.com/article/society/bill-gates-foundation-philanthropy/
  40. Postgres scaling advice for 2021 - CYBERTEC | PostgreSQL
  41. 20 best curries guardian
  42. WhatsApp loses millions of users after terms update | WhatsApp | The Guardian
  43. Myopia correcting 'smart glasses' from Japan to be sold in Asia - Nikkei Asia
  44. CVE-2021-3156: Heap-Based Buffer Overflow in Sudo (Baron Samedit) | Qualys Security Blog — really nice writeup
  45. Why iPhone is today’s Kodak Brownie Camera – On my Om — Standing on the edge of a cliff, I took my time setting up my tripod and camera in anticipation of a sunset. The light would soon be bathing the mountains in front of me, illuminating the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers. One of the most beautiful sights my ey…
  46. The Climate Crisis Is Worse Than You Can Imagine. Here’s What Happens If You Try. — ProPublica
  47. The battle inside Signal
  48. Improving how we deploy GitHub - The GitHub Blog
  49. Marjorie Taylor Greene indicated support for executing prominent Democrats in 2018 and 2019 before running for Congress - CNNPolitics
  50. Collapse OS — Bootstrap post-collapse technology
  51. cytopia/ffscreencast - Shell - GitHub
  52. Slow TV Map | Take a relaxing virtual trip
  53. Incredible time-lapse shows a single cell transforming into a salamander
  54. Untitled (https://onezero.medium.com/for-some-reason-im-covered-in-blood-gpt-3-contains-disturbing-bias-against-muslims-693d275552bf) — so is AI basically just the tech industry failing upward because we go from warning biased outcomes might happen to proving it does happen to the creators of tech admitting it's unavoidable…
  55. Trump, defending ally Kelli Ward, jumps into divisive fight over the Republican party's future. - The Washington Post
  56. Rudy Giuliani Sued by Dominion Voting Systems Over False Election Claims - The New York Times
  57. Pixar’s Troubled “Soul” | The New Yorker — RT @emilynussbaum: Beautifully written, challenging critique of SOUL by @namwalien:
  58. Earth at a Cute Angle. Satellite imagery surrounds us — from… | by Robert Simmon | Nightingale | Jan, 2021 | Medium — Unfortunately, the top-down view lacks the visual cues that convey a sense of depth and obscures the relationship between terrain and landslide. Oblique imagery, however, is more like our everyday perspective…
  59. A More Human Approach To Databases
  60. Login • Instagram — Good morning Dubai! @ Zabeel tower, sheikh zayed road
  61. Could Amsterdam's New Economic Theory Replace Capitalism? | Time — Delighted that Doughnut Economics is featured in TIME magazine in the first week of the Biden-Harris administration. Let's go, America...
  62. Making Twitter a better home for writers
  63. Trump Wants Back on Facebook. This Star-Studded Jury Might Let Him. - The New York Times
  64. LAMBDA: The ultimate Excel worksheet function - Microsoft Research
  65. The Michael Scott Theory of Social Class – alexdanco.com
  66. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/europe-coronavirus-masks-regulations/2021/01/20/23463c08-5a74-11eb-a849-6f9423a75ffd_story.html — 1/ This is big— Germany now mandating medical grade masks for all citizens in public transport & in supermarkets (last week only done in Bavaria region, which is even stricter- o…
  67. How We Improved SmashingMag Performance — Smashing Magazine — via Smashing Magazine https://bit.ly/3gZh8S2
  68. styled-components best practices
  69. How Reddit's WallStreetBets Pushed GameStop (GME) Shares to the Moon - Bloomberg
  70. Papercraft Models — Rocky Bergen
  71. The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML – Terence Eden’s Blog
  72. 100+ Hacks for Boosting Your Happiness Chemicals — Here's a complete list of 100+ hacks we can use to boost important "happiness chemicals" such as dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphins. These are the building blocks to living a happier and healthier life.
  73. Trump Pressed Justice Department to Go Directly to Supreme Court to Overturn Election Results - WSJ
  74. Twitter acquiring newsletter publishing company Revue - Axios
  75. Are We Really Engineers? • Hillel Wayne
  76. Josh Hawley’s rise included warning signs of radicalism | The Kansas City Star — Incredible read. Josh Hawley was an early defender of the Oklahoma City bombing, and characterized it as a legitimate war of ideas btwn USG & militias
  77. Firefox 85 Cracks Down on Supercookies — In Firefox 85, we’re introducing a fundamental change in the browser’s network architecture to make all of our users safer: we now partition network connections and caches by the website being visited. Trackers can abuse caches to create supercookies and can use connection identifiers…
  78. Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases. — Some friends & I have made ANTI-VIRUS, a website that debunks the COVID Sceptics! We: 1) List responses to common Sceptic arguments; 2) Document erroneous claims of prominent Sceptics. Please share far & wide. We'll update often. Hope you find…
  79. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/context/dominion-voting-systems-defamation-lawsuit-against-lawyer-rudy-giuliani/91600fbd-9526-46ef-b951-b6f9b89950fc/?itid=lk_inline_manual_32 — This $1.3 billion Dominion v. Rudy Giuliani suit is peak comedy. The lawyers must have had an incredible time writing this. The allegations of g…
  80. Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction
  81. Everything Is Broken - Tablet Magazine — Everything Is Broken via Instapaper https://ift.tt/39C0vKF
  82. The Image of Postgres
  83. xkcd: Trash Compactor Party — via xkcd.com https://xkcd.com/
  84. Harris County judge dismisses vaccine theft charge against doctor, blasts Ogg - HoustonChronicle.com — Harris County judge dismisses vaccine theft charge against doctor, blasts Ogg - HoustonChronicle.com by via https://ift.tt/2NEHUGx
  85. Biden orders DOJ to end private prison contracts as part of racial equity push | CNBC — President Joe Biden ordered his Department of Justice not to renew its contracts with private prisons, one of multiple new planks of Biden’s broad-focused racial justice agenda.
  86. Virologist Christian Drosten: "I Am Quite Apprehensive about What Might Otherwise Happen in Spring and Summer" - DER SPIEGEL — In an interview with Christian Drosten, the German virologist looks back on the mistakes he has made in the coronavirus pandemic – and ahead to the dangers that the pandemic still has in store for us…
  87. They Pledged to Donate Rights to Their COVID Vaccine, Then Sold Them to Pharma | Kaiser Health News
  88. A Fight Over GameStop’s Soaring Stock Turns Ugly | WIRED — So-called retail investors—individuals rather than institutions—began sniffing around, especially those orbiting the hugely popular subreddit WallStreetBets, which has 2 million members and describes itself as “like 4chan found a Bloomberg terminal.”
  89. Untitled (https://link.medium.com/M7qLjzhrjdb) — Finally got around to finishing this post, which has been bubbling for months now. In short, vision and innovation are not strategy and they are definitely not planning! Make Boring Plans
  90. oss-security - Baron Samedit: Heap-based buffer overflow in Sudo (CVE-2021-3156)
  91. Google eyes privacy-friendly substitute to cookies - Axios
  92. Robin Rendle › Newsletters
  93. The High Price of Mistrust — When we can’t trust each other, nothing works. As we participate in our communities less and less, we find it harder to feel other people are trustworthy. But if we can bring back a sense of trust in the people around us, the rewards are incredible.
  94. After Capitol riot, police chiefs work to root out officers with ties to extremist groups - The Washington Post
  95. Untitled (https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/no-one-knows-how-much-the-government) — If someone asks you how much the government can safely borrow, the correct answer is: "No one knows." Here's why no one knows, and why almost no one is even trying to answer the question:
  96. (500) https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l5nphz/gme_yolo_update_jan_26_2021/ — The redditor who started the $GME saga DeepFuckingValue has turned his $50K position into >$22M
  97. (500) https://ismympaprick.co.uk/ — Good website to check if your MP is a prick.
  98. Load balancing and its different types - Wisdom Geek
  99. Whatever happened to the company that decided to pay all of its employees a $70K minimum wage? | Boing Boing — Whatever happened to the company that decided to pay all of its employees a $70K minimum wage? https://t.co/fPfgWkiR6O — Boing Boing (@BoingBoing) January 24, 2021
  100. The Plague Year | The New Yorker — JUST OUT: only a few times in its 95-year history has the New Yorker devoted nearly an entire issue to a single piece. "The Plague Year" is a sweeping, urgent 30,000-word epic about the Covid crisis by an absolute grandmaster of the genre, Lawrence Wright

The Next Web

  1. Pardon the Intrusion #35: WhatsApp’s Messaging Mess
  2. Zuckerberg promises Facebook will show less political content from now on
  3. Scientists say dropping acid can help with social anxiety and alcoholism
  4. New MIT brain research shows how AI could help us understand consciousness
  5. This AI chess engine aims to help human players rather than defeat them
  6. Increase streams to your podcast with this SEO optimized website builder
  7. The Medium is worth playing, but only if you already have Game Pass
  8. Amnesty International calls for ban on facial recognition
  9. Buying a second-hand EV? Do these 5 things first
  10. Why Microsoft’s self-driving car strategy is quietly brilliant

Smashing Magazine

  1. From Design To Developer-Friendly React Code In Minutes With Anima
  2. Smashing Podcast Episode 34 With Harry Roberts: What’s The State Of Web Performance?
  3. Making Remote Work Work: Useful Tools And Resources
  4. When To Say No To Freelance Projects
  5. How We Improved SmashingMag Performance
  6. How To Build A Node.js API For Ethereum Blockchain
  7. Using Grommet In React Applications
  8. New Year, New Beginnings: Smashing Workshops & Audits
  9. Web Design Trends 2021: The Report
  10. Integrating A Dialogflow Agent Into A React Application
  11. Front-End Performance Checklist 2021
  12. Smashing Podcast Episode 33 With Charlie Gerard: What Is Machine Learning?
  13. Getting Started With The GetX Package In Flutter Applications
  14. How To Make More Money Selling Shopify Apps In 2021
  15. Should The Web Expose Hardware Capabilities?
  16. Towards An Ad-Free Web: Diversifying The Online Economy
  17. Sparks Of Inspiration To Welcome The New Year (January 2021 Wallpapers Edition)
  18. A Practical Introduction To Dependency Injection
  19. Smashing Podcast Episode 32: Review Of The Year 2020
  20. Creativity In A World Of Technology: Does It Exist?
  21. What’s Coming To VueX?
  22. How To Optimize Progressive Web Apps: Going Beyond The Basics
  23. Feature Prioritizing: Ways To Reduce Subjectivity And Bias
  24. Building A Stocks Price Notifier App Using React, Apollo GraphQL And Hasura
  25. Counting Down To Bundles Of Smashing Joy And Workshops In 2021
  26. Search Engine Optimization Checklist (PDF)
  27. Are Websites Adding To Consumer’s Health Issues?
  28. Smashing Podcast Episode 31 With Eve Porcello: What Is GraphQL?
  29. How Redux Reducers Work
  30. How To Design A Simple UI When You Have A Complex Solution
  31. Making Websites Easier To Talk To
  32. Ethical Considerations In UX Research: The Need For Training And Review
  33. Building A Conversational N.L.P Enabled Chatbot Using Google’s Dialogflow
  34. How To Use MDX Stored In Sanity In A Next.js Website
  35. We Need You In The Smashing Family
  36. Join Us For Smashing Meets Happy Holidays
  37. How To Migrate From WordPress To The Eleventy Static Site Generator
  38. CommonMark: A Formal Specification For Markdown
  39. Designing An Attractive And Usable Data Importer For Your App
  40. Smashing Podcast Episode 30 With Chris Murphy: What Is Product Design?

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Humidifier
  2. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  3. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  4. iPhone vs. Android: Which Is Better for You?
  5. The Best Surge Protector
  6. The Best Paper Shredders
  7. The Best Telescopes for Beginners
  8. The Best Apple Wireless Charging Stations
  9. The Best Bath Towel
  10. The Best Thermal Underwear for Women and Men
  11. The Best Cat Scratchers
  12. The Best Pocket Knife
  13. The Best TV Deals for Game Day
  14. The Best Pet Camera (Isn’t a Pet Camera)
  15. Why We Love the Bialetti Moka Pot
  16. How to Play Outside More This Winter, According to Outdoor-School Teachers
  17. The Best iPad Keyboard Cases
  18. The Best White T-Shirts for Men
  19. The Best Winter Jackets and Raincoats for Dogs
  20. The Best GPS Trackers for Cats and Dogs
  21. The Best Mobile Scanning Apps
  22. The Best Insulated Vest
  23. The Best Washing Machines (and Their Matching Dryers)
  24. The Best Door Lock
  25. 8 Great Deals Under $50
  26. The Best Chromebook
  27. The 10 Most Popular Stories on Wirecutter
  28. The Best Cat Litter
  29. The Best Slim Wallet
  30. The Best Automatic Cat Litter Box (But We Don’t Recommend It)

Sweethome

  1. The Best Humidifier
  2. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  3. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  4. The Best Bath Towel
  5. The Best Humidifier for a Baby
  6. Our Favorite Bedside Lamps Under $200
  7. The Best Surface Cleaners, Wipes, and Disinfectants
  8. The Best Rain Jackets and Raincoats
  9. The Best Washing Machines (and Their Matching Dryers)
  10. The Best Air Purifier
  11. The Best Door Lock
  12. The Best Robot Vacuums
  13. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  14. The Best Waterproof Mattress Protectors and Pads
  15. The Best Cheap Mattresses (Under $400)
  16. The Best Mattresses for 2021
  17. How to Keep Your Home Cool
  18. How to Clean Blankets
  19. I’ve Never Slept Better Than on a Japanese Futon
  20. How to Use Smart Lights to Help Your Kids Get to Bed (and Stay Asleep)
  21. Don’t Let Pets Destroy Your Bedding. Use These Tips Instead.
  22. How to Clean Bed Pillows
  23. How to Clean Your Mattress
  24. The Best Modern Bed Frames to Dress Up Your Bedroom
  25. The Best Blackout Curtains
  26. The Best Blackout Shades
  27. I Tried a $600 Sleep Robot. It Was Fine.
  28. The Best Sleep-Tracking App
  29. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  30. The Best Sunrise Alarm Clock

Hacker News

  1. The Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company
  2. Long-term study reveals harm in regular cannabis use
  3. WebRTC is now a W3C and IETF standard
  4. GameStop Is Rage Against the Financial Machine
  5. The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML
  6. Discord bans r/WallStreetBets server, subreddit goes private
  7. Show HN: My multiplayer custom-engine game that loads in less than a second
  8. My 2 Year Journey to $10K MRR
  9. Window System Design: If I had it to do over again in 2002 [pdf]
  10. Automating my job with GPT-3
  11. Tesla’s charging stations left other manufacturers in the dust
  12. OO in Python is mostly pointless
  13. Opening Up the Samsung Q60 Series Smart TV (2019)
  14. Exploring the nature of genius
  15. Love and Death: “Quality of life” calculations leave out much that matters
  16. Machine learning saves us $1.7M a year on document previews
  17. OpenWifiPass – Open-Source Implementation of Apple's Wi-Fi Password Sharing
  18. Murder map of medieval London (2019)
  19. Doubling down on permissive licensing and the Elasticsearch lockdown
  20. Soteris (YC S19) is hiring employees #4-5 – cloud and data infrastructure
  21. Fix Terminals
  22. Berty: Peer-to-peer messaging app that works with or without internet access
  23. Peat fires continue to burn at air temperature of -50C in northeastern Yakutia
  24. Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction
  25. Where do we go from here and who is going to step up to help us?
  26. Show HN: Open Covid-19 Vaccine Appointments
  27. Data fetching on the web still sucks
  28. Obedience to Authority: The Experiments by Stanley Milgram
  29. Launch HN: Axle Health (YC W21) – In-Home Healthcare as a Service
  30. The Ghosts of Mark Fisher

Ars Technica

  1. Discord bans WallStreetBets as subreddit briefly goes private
  2. Apple reports double-digit sales booms for every product category in Q1 2021
  3. Tesla reports its first annual profit
  4. Sidewalk-robot startup celebrates 1 million deliveries
  5. Unstable helium adds a limit on the ongoing saga of the proton’s size
  6. “Warp speed,” “Prime Directive” predate Star Trek, per new reference tool
  7. Microsoft earnings: Xbox hardware sales shot up 86% with Series X/S
  8. Samsung’s reportedly ready to supply foldable displays to rival companies
  9. The complete moron’s guide to GameStop’s stock roller coaster
  10. AT&T eats a $15.5 billion impairment charge as DirecTV debacle continues
  11. 84% of Mexican hand sanitizers toxic or flawed; FDA issues drastic alert
  12. Vehicle recalls cluster because OEMs wait for rivals to move first
  13. The Trump administration left Biden with a rocket dilemma
  14. Chromecast, Fire TV Stick, or Roku: What’s the best streaming stick for ~$50?
  15. Basic pandemic safety limits spread in schools
  16. Warrior princess fights to save humanity in Raya and the Last Dragon trailer
  17. Plex adds game-streaming as paid add-on, completely botches the landing
  18. Sony adds HDMI to last year’s Android phone, charges $2,500
  19. SpaceX adds laser links to Starlink satellites to serve Earth’s polar areas
  20. iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 hit supported devices today

Digg

  1. 'Dumb Money' Is On GameStop, And It's Beating Wall Street At Its Own Game
  2. Two Truths & A Lime: Pulling Apart Dakota Johnson's Glorious Web Of Lies
  3. What Are These Giant Blue Ponds That You Can See From Space Doing In The Utah Desert?
  4. Chamath Palihapitiya Roasts CNBC Anchor For Shilling For Hedge Funds Over People Investing In GameStop Stocks
  5. Elon Musk Asks This Question At Every Interview To Spot A Liar — Why Science Says It Actually Works
  6. The Most Popular Brand In Every Country, Mapped
  7. Watch This Jabroni Escalate His Situation From Getting A Ticket To Being Fined $1K And Having His Car Towed In Just A Few Minutes
  8. Here Are The Best GameStop Meme Stock Memes We've Seen
  9. 'He's Saying One Thing and Then He's Doing Another.' Rep. Madison Cawthorn Peddles A Different Kind of Trumpism In A Post-Trump World
  10. A Doctor's Attempts To Answer Frequently Asked Questions About The COVID-19 Vaccine Goes Off The Rails In This PSA Parody
  11. Marjorie Taylor Greene Believes In Frazzledrip, QAnon's Wildest Conspiracy
  12. GameStop Makes The Case For Financial Regulation
  13. The Difference Between Waking Up To The Alarm Of Android Vs. Apple
  14. The Side Effects Of The Moderna And Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines, Compared
  15. Someone Replaced The Dinosaurs In 'Jurassic Park' With Pee-wee Herman And Created A Masterpiece
  16. Cloris Leachman, Emmy And Oscar Winner, Dies At 94
  17. D&D Must Grapple With The Racism In Fantasy
  18. This Is What Congress Is Actually Saying When They Pass The Minimum Wage Increase
  19. Rebels At The Multiplex
  20. Upgrade To Noise-Cancelling AirPods Pro For Just $200
  21. This Facebook Ad For A Mandalorian 'Helmet' Was Way Too Good To Be True
  22. How To Survive Three Days In The Wild
  23. 52-Year-Old Tony Hawk Attempts To Pull Off A 720 And The Pay Off Is Priceless
  24. Ricky Vaughn Twitter Troll Arrested For Alleged Election Interference
  25. The Story Of Kim Wall's Murder, But Not As You Know It
  26. Footage Emerges Of New Congresswoman Marjorie Greene Interrogating Parkland Survivor David Hogg About Gun Laws
  27. The Pandemic Has Erased Entire Categories Of Friendships
  28. Justin Timberlake Is Hollywood's Latest Savior Of Gays
  29. Woman Gamer Receives A Lewd 'Joke' From Troll, Dresses Him Down In The Most Epic Way Possible
  30. A Top MAGA Gathering Finds Life Complicated After Trump
  31. Bankrupt Blockbuster Joins Reddit-Inspired Retail Rally
  32. Here's A Supercut Of Cars Crashing Into Trams From The Tram Driver's POV
  33. Who Owns Stocks? Explaining The Rise In Inequality During The Pandemic
  34. We Asked People Who Film Themselves Breaking Laws On TikTok: Why?
  35. Watch This Silly Golden Retriever Practice His Mean Face In Front Of The Mirror
  36. An Oral History Of 'The Emperor's New Groove,' A Raucous Disney Animated Film That Almost Never Happened
  37. See COVID-19 Risk In Your County And A Guide For Daily Life Near You
  38. Here's What The Barenaked Ladies' 'One Week' Would Sound Like If Sung By Blink 182
  39. What Is A Meme Stock?
  40. Which Sounds Are The Most Annoying To Humans?
  41. Someone Deepfaked Willie Nelson Into This Ad For Omega Mart And It's Delightfully Surreal
  42. The Downfall Of OneTaste, Silicon Valley's Favorite Orgasm Cult
  43. Joe Biden's Latest Executive Orders Are The Most Aggressive Moves On Climate Change Of Any President
  44. Mom Has Priceless Reaction To Daughter Telling Her She's Going On An All-Mayonnaise Diet
  45. The Dangerous Lives Of NFL Cheerleaders
  46. What To Say If Someone Wrongly Claims '99 Percent Of People Survive COVID'
  47. Here's What Happened To A Guy's Organs After He Injected Mushrooms Into His Veins

New Scientist

  1. UK advisers cautious about how much covid-19 vaccines cut transmission
  2. Covid-19 news: England lockdown to be extended by at least three weeks
  3. Sharks at unprecedented risk of extinction after 71 per cent decline
  4. Using hand gestures when we talk influences what others hear
  5. NHS England criticised over missing ethnicity data for covid-19 jabs
  6. New coronavirus variants detected in sewage before showing up in tests
  7. How much does one coronavirus vaccine dose protect you and others?
  8. Sharks’ tooth-like scales help to boost their acceleration rates
  9. Climate change seen as global emergency by 64 per cent of people
  10. Sparrows are healthier living in groups with diverse personalities
  11. Swarm of Pacific eels is largest group of fish seen in the abyss
  12. EU begins to clamp down on vaccine exports as supplies fall short
  13. AI can tell what song you are listening to from your brainwaves
  14. Boys grow at slower rate if they were given antibiotics as newborns
  15. CRISPR-like tool for RNA editing could temporarily alter your proteins
  16. UK coronavirus variant deadlier but researchers say no need to panic
  17. Quantum hyperchaos could help build better quantum computers
  18. As the coronavirus mutates, we will need to adjust our approach to it
  19. Climate impact on childhood diet may undermine food security efforts
  20. Does the coronavirus spread more through the air than on surfaces?
  21. Covid-19 outbreak in Manaus suggests herd immunity may not be possible
  22. Puzzling signal on Saturn’s moon Rhea may finally be explained
  23. A quarter of all known bee species haven't been seen since the 1990s
  24. Nearly 700 million people could be living in extreme drought by 2100
  25. AI can grade your skill at piano by watching you play
  26. Strange fossil is the first to show an ammonite without its shell
  27. Extroverts have more success training their dogs than introverts
  28. Physicists find best way for insects to avoid collisions when jumping
  29. Low-carb diets seem to involve more calories than low-fat diets
  30. Astronomers spot amazing six-star system with three sets of eclipses
  31. Silicon Valley needs to take responsibility for its political power
  32. People buying SUVs are cancelling out climate gains from electric cars
  33. How covid-19 could become as mild as a common cold
  34. Watch a robot squid propel itself through water with rhythm
  35. Recruiters less likely to contact ethnic minority groups on Swiss site
  36. Why vaccinating everyone on the planet may still not wipe out covid-19
  37. Global spread of UK coronavirus variant could overwhelm health systems
  38. How worried should we be about the new coronavirus variants?
  39. China and the US clash over mission to find source of the coronavirus
  40. Water may be even more crucial to life than we thought
  41. Volcano in Ecuador can trigger avalanches that travel 60 kilometres
  42. People in Scotland to be asked about reintroducing lynx to the country
  43. Male mantises fight females to mate - but they get eaten if they lose
  44. Can coronavirus variants reinfect people and evade the vaccines?
  45. Stunning fossil suggests dinosaurs lured mates with smell and vision
  46. 'UK ARPA' to launch as soon as possible despite Dominic Cummings exit
  47. Warmed-up lithium-based batteries could make electric vehicles cheaper
  48. Australian lungfish has largest genome of any animal sequenced so far
  49. To improve our response to crises like covid-19 we must think smarter
  50. We must start publishing ethnicity data for covid-19 vaccinations
  51. Dinosaur found in Argentina may be largest land animal ever
  52. Quantum internet signals beamed between drones a kilometre apart
  53. NASA gives up trying to burrow under Mars surface with 'mole' probe
  54. Embryos from the last two northern white rhinos set to be implanted
  55. Lush meadows of underwater seagrass are removing plastic from the sea
  56. Seabirds raise fewer chicks as the pandemic keeps tourists away
  57. Here's why you should be hopeful about climate action in 2021
  58. Wind farm construction creates noise that may harm squid fisheries
  59. An Earth-like planet might orbit our closest single sun-like star
  60. World’s oldest painting of animals discovered in an Indonesian cave
  61. Tropical rainforests may begin pumping out carbon dioxide by 2050
  62. Chemical that makes chilli peppers spicy boosts solar panel cells
  63. You can boost a vaccine’s effect with good moods and good friends
  64. Superhuman sight may be possible with lens that makes UV light visible
  65. Artificial intelligence could train your dog how to sit
  66. Is the UK right to delay the second dose of the covid-19 vaccines?
  67. Houseflies have specialised wings that make them harder to swat
  68. Lying makes us mimic the body language of the people we are talking to
  69. Most distant quasar may help us solve how enormous black holes form
  70. Warnings of huge new spike in US covid-19 cases as UK variant spreads
  71. White dwarfs seen eating the remnants of destroyed planets
  72. UK government won’t say if it has ethnicity data for covid-19 shots
  73. We may have found hints of gravitational waves permeating the universe
  74. Microplastics found across the Arctic may be fibres from laundry
  75. Australia clamps down in response to cases of UK coronavirus variant
  76. The Milky Way may have less dark matter than astronomers thought
  77. Snakes make their bodies lassos in a strange new climbing technique
  78. CRISPR gene editing used to store data in DNA inside living cells
  79. The UK may struggle to hit its covid-19 vaccine target – here's why
  80. Pair of robot foresters could plant thousands of trees a day
  81. Covid-19’s many unknowns are what make it so tricky to beat
  82. Megalodon sharks grew 2 metres long in the uterus by eating eggs
  83. Origins of human music linked to our ancestors’ daredevil behaviour
  84. Corals bleached from heat become less resilient to ocean acidification
  85. Black holes leak energy when they eat plasma near the event horizon
  86. UK may allow gene editing of crops and livestock following Brexit
  87. Groundwater that supports world food chain may become too salty to use
  88. Climate change: 2020 was the joint hottest year on record
  89. Meteorites may have brought water to Earth in the recent past
  90. Jumping into a wormhole might cause it to contract and disintegrate
  91. Humans may have domesticated dogs by accident by sharing excess meat
  92. Electric cars' best ever year is a tipping point for green transport
  93. How every galaxy comes from quantum fluctuations billions of years ago
  94. Over 100 cities have made public transport free – others should follow
  95. Two children with cancer may have acquired tumour cells before birth
  96. Huntsman spiders stitch leaves together to trap tree frogs
  97. New coronavirus variants: What are they and how worried should we be?
  98. CRISPR doubles lifespan of mice with rapid ageing disease progeria
  99. Uber and Lyft operating in US cities linked to rises in car ownership
  100. Is digging a tunnel under Stonehenge good or bad for archaeology?

Slashdot

  1. Police Dismantle World's 'Most Dangerous' Criminal Hacking Network
  2. AT&T Eats a $15.5 Billion Impairment Charge As DirecTV Debacle Continues
  3. Personal Experiences Bridge Moral and Political Divides Better Than Facts, Research Finds
  4. Clash and Byte, Two of TikTok's Competitors, Are Merging
  5. Discord Bans the r/WallStreetBets Server As Subreddit Goes Private
  6. iCloud For Windows Gaining Support For iCloud Passwords Chrome Extension
  7. Tesla Model S Gets a Radically Redesigned Interior and 520-Mile Range
  8. GitLab Reshuffles Its Paid Subscription Plans, Drops Its Bronze/Starter Tier
  9. Miami Uploads Bitcoin White Paper To Municipal Website
  10. GameStop, AMC Trading Now Being Restricted at TD Ameritrade, Schwab
  11. China Starts Using Anal Swabs To Test 'High-Risk' People for Covid
  12. Bill Gates: It's Not Too Soon To Start Thinking About the Next Pandemic
  13. Former SEC Chairman Calls For an Agency Investigation Into Online Stock Trading Platforms
  14. 10-year-old Sudo Bug Lets Linux Users Gain Root-Level Access
  15. Nintendo Sued by European Gamers Hampered by Broken Controllers

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. Brilliant Design: An Adjustable Wrench Where You Don't Have to Jiggle the Dial With Each Turn
  2. Unusual Furniture Joinery Method: Emiliano Godoy's "Padlock" System
  3. Handsome Table Lamps Made from Turned Brass, Aluminum or Stainless Steel
  4. Killer Switches Featuring the Best in 1960s Human Factors Design Practices
  5. 3D Printing in Spiral Layers to Add Strength, Part 2: Patterns in Concrete
  6. 3D Printing in Spiral Layers to Add Strength, Part 1
  7. The MITidm Graduate Program is Looking for Inspired Future Leaders—Here's How to Make an Impression When Applying
  8. The Cake Ösa: A Workbench-Inspired Utility E-Bike
  9. Vintage Furniture Find: German Mid-Century Modern Plant Stand
  10. Rare, Early Design for an Adjustable Ergonomic Chair
  11. Incredible Flythrough Footage of Ancient Castle Town
  12. Vinylize: Eyeglass Frames Cut Out of Vinyl LPs
  13. Kid Imagines Rubik's Cube Made From Tiny Screens. Dad Invents it
  14. Yee-Haw! It's an Industrial Design Job End-of-Week Roundup
  15. Great Example of a Thoughtful Product Design Improvement: The 3D-Printed Pellet Pal

CNET

  1. Trump impeachment in 13 days, but already marked by early drama. Here's the update - CNET
  2. Doomsday Clock will stay at 100 seconds away from 'midnight' apocalypse - CNET
  3. Sundance Film Festival brings buzzy movie premieres straight to your home for the first time - CNET
  4. Apple's record quarter leads rebound of smartphone shipments in Q4 - CNET
  5. Tesla will build an electric van eventually, Elon Musk says - Roadshow
  6. The best home products for winter: Coffee makers, fire pits and other cozy devices - CNET
  7. Reddit's r/WallStreetBets is back after intentional lockdown - CNET
  8. Everything we hope to see in The Sims 4 in 2021 - CNET
  9. Stimulus check dependents: Why a third check might bring your family more money - CNET
  10. The best checking accounts for February 2021 - CNET
  11. Tesla Cybertruck engineering is done, first deliveries will happen this year, Musk says - Roadshow
  12. Elon Musk says Tesla's Full Self-Driving tech will have Level 5 autonomy by the end of 2021 - Roadshow
  13. NASA's Perseverance Mars rover landing will be must-see TV - CNET
  14. Reddit makes AMC, GameStop stock go wild: This 'insane' 'Ponzi scheme' can't last - CNET
  15. Where the hell is the new Tesla Model S' PRNDL? - Roadshow
  16. Bernie Sanders' mitten creator is making socks inspired by the famous meme - CNET
  17. Best VPN service of 2021 - CNET
  18. Billions of cicadas set to invade parts of US for first time in 17 years - CNET
  19. GameStop's stock spike lingo: What Reddit's WallStreetBets vocabulary means - CNET
  20. Tesla Model S vs. Lucid Air and Porsche Taycan: Performance EVs compared - Roadshow
  21. TD Ameritrade restricts trading of GameStop, AMC stock - CNET
  22. Samsung's mobile sales tumble in Q4 as it struggles against Apple's iPhone 12 - CNET
  23. Tesla says the new Model S is the world's most aerodynamic production car - Roadshow
  24. Third stimulus check: How much you'd get, if you'd qualify, and when it may happen - CNET
  25. What does GameStop's skyrocketing stock have to do with a subreddit? video - CNET

Reddit

  1. Where do we go from here and who is going to step up to help us?
  2. Can we all take a moment and appreciate the Mods who have grinded through this and held our community together. Thank you.
  3. GME TO THE FUKING MOON. Upvote if holding till 1K
  4. TD Ameritrade reportedly bans trading of GameStop, AMC stock
  5. None of these individuals are part of Wallstreet Bets. Nobody speaks for WSB.
  6. When do we sell? A quick guide for GME Army. (SECRET TO DIAMOND HAND 💎🙌 )
  7. In case the sub goes quiet just HOLD.
  8. Wallstreet Bets Set to Private Megathread
  9. The GME Afterhours Thread: Part 4.20 on 27 January
  10. GME YOLO update — Jan 27 2021 --------------------------------------- guess i need 102 characters in title now
  11. stop letting 23 year olds on the internet convince you to end your marriage
  12. Democrat announces resolution to expel Marjorie Taylor Greene from Congress
  13. Stonks go burrrrr
  14. WALLSTREETBETS IS GONE. THIS IS WAR! HOLD YOUR FUCKING POSITIONS.
  15. Facebook will stop recommending political groups permanently
  16. Federal judges are retiring now that Joe Biden will pick their replacements.
  17. His stocks are worth $40,000,000 now
  18. The GME Thread, Part 3.14, for January 27, 2021
  19. I actually survived stage 4 cancer. Happy to be alive.
  20. Lakers wear blue jerseys on Philly's blue home court. NBA please stop this jersey madness.
  21. Lakers wear blue jerseys on Philly's blue home court. NBA please stop this jersey madness.
  22. My delivery pizza uses a plain dough ball instead of the usual plastic thing to stop the lid from touching the pizza
  23. The Capitol Attack Is Looking More and More Like a Right-Wing Plot
  24. GameStop and the Hedge Fund Cartel.
  25. AOC got our backs
  26. Grab those bootstraps ex-billionaires
  27. I see dead hedge funds
  28. Why AMC, Blackberry, Nok went down during after hours
  29. I guess the view wasn’t as clear
  30. Thank you, Dr. Burry
  31. This is us 2030
  32. TIFU by accidentally moaning Ben Shapiro’s name during sex
  33. Some dickhead on CNN said the government should ban people for talking about the stock market on the internet. This ain’t China bro
  34. Making ‘hot’ on r/aww starter pack:
  35. I remember times when pranks were simple and not psychotic.
  36. Just read a New York Times article saying the SEC is reviewing this sub and what is going on....🎮🎮🎮🎮🎮 (SEC PLS READ)
  37. EPSTEIN SHENANIGANS ALL OVER AGAIN
  38. If we all come up with a dollar or two, we could get the best securities lawyers on retainer for a class action if the SEC pulls shenanigans
  39. If we all come up with a dollar or two, we could get the best securities lawyers on retainer for a class action if the SEC pulls shenanigans
  40. Legal cannabis stores linked to fewer opioid deaths in the United States. Findings may have implications for tackling opioid misuse. An increase from one to two dispensaries in a county was associated with an estimated 17% reduction in all opioid related mortality rates.
  41. LPT : If your camera ever gets stolen, go to stolencamerafinder.com. You can upload an old photo from your stolen camera and it will show you if someone posted images with the same serial number on the internet.
  42. The U.K. would have saved about 65,000 lives and had its GDP fall by just 0.5% rather than 11% in 2020 if it had adopted strict South Korean-style coronavirus controls, researchers have found, showing that there is not necessarily a tradeoff between the economy and public health
  43. Why you should buy and hold GME for dummies
  44. They are now claiming the WSB of "hacking" this is bullshit and needs to be explained to everyone.
  45. My Zagreus Cosplay from Hades Game. This game took a very special place in my heart so few months ago I created this cosplay. I really hope You'll appeciate.
  46. Marjorie Taylor Greene tried to force Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib to retake their oaths on a Bible in a resurfaced video
  47. Chamath Palihapitiya schools Scott Wapner on what the real issue is. CNBC didn't upload this on youtube!
  48. Free speech doesn't mean there are no consequences for the things you say
  49. Villagers in india made giant sweaters to keep recused elephants warm.
  50. Bullied a guy who made a homophobic slur to death.
  51. Ammo shortage and the hunt
  52. Had an AMAZING day at a sometimes excruciating job, didn’t stop for fast food, made dinner for the third night in a row, almost a week sober AND found a pack of Starburst in my pocket on the way home. Cheers to 2021 being something I can handle
  53. Tonight showed how much the average retail investor can do
  54. STOP FUCKING PANIC SELLING
  55. Comparing rape to taxes
  56. The GME Thread, Part 2.1, for January 27, 2021
  57. Truth About GME Stocks
  58. I survived heart surgery!
  59. The real wolves of Wall Street
  60. Moscow police arrest brother of opposition leader Navalny
  61. Cloris Leachman, Emmy and Oscar Winner, Dies at 94
  62. Gordon Ramsay with a lovely gesture to a college student.
  63. Thick man's moves
  64. Anybody else skip past the ads on google and click the first “real” link to get to a website even if the ad will take you to the same place?
  65. People will try to gaslight you into believing that playing $GME is wrong or something to be ashamed of. But keep the following in mind...
  66. RIP in piece Spongebag
  67. When Retail Investors pull a Robin Hood move
  68. Forsen Obliterates Juicer's Minecraft Speedrun Record
  69. GameStop, AMC surge after Reddit users lead chaotic revolt against big Wall Street funds
  70. 20 years from now...
  71. In 1999 this house was $105k. Today: $490k. In 1999,teacher's salary was $65k. Today: $69k.
  72. Why you should not let the AH activity scare you.
  73. GME: Gamestonk Thread
  74. EVERYONE RUSHING TO BUY GME BEFORE $1000!!! HOLD STRONG BOYS & GIRLS!!! 🛸🪐
  75. I dress in men's clothes to go fishing
  76. I dress in men's clothes to go fishing
  77. Guy transports a bees colony by carrying the queen is his fist; the rest of the bees crowd around where their queen is.
  78. The 'Knife Angel' sculpture, which has been created with 100,000 knives collected by 41 police forces across the UK. Some of the knives are engraved with victims' names or messages from their families. It’s Britain's biggest monument against violence and aggression ever created.
  79. Proud Daddy with his New Litter.
  80. Elizabeth Warren and AOC slam Wall Streeters criticizing the GameStop rally for treating the stock market like a 'casino'
  81. The highest conviction trade of all time
  82. Chinese restaurant included negative reviews on their flyer
  83. PREACH
  84. "I'm Mexican. I can say N***a"
  85. Singing the Halo theme
  86. Report: Biden Freezes F-35 Sale to UAE, Munitions Sales to Saudi Arabia
  87. What a world
  88. Singing the Halo theme
  89. Nemo would have been such a different movie if the dad was the one with memory loss and dory had to keep reminding him that his wife was dead and his son was missing
  90. Water
  91. Tankbro: Guardian of Faces
  92. People who only clean their house right before they have company over, how clean/dirty is your house 9 months into the pandemic?
  93. Found a Sid Meier signed big box of Civilization III at goodwill for $2!
  94. THIS IS A CLASS WAR
  95. Anon goes to Gamestop
  96. Worth a chuckle.
  97. Me_irl
  98. EXCLUSIVE RPAN SPECIAL: DAT NOODLE
  99. Explanation for noobs who don't quite understand what's going on...
  100. Would be very helpful

The Verge

  1. Garmin says the Lily is ‘the smartwatch women have been waiting for’
  2. r/WallStreetBets went private — and now it’s back with a message
  3. Reddit vs. Wall Street: the latest in the GameStop saga
  4. Tesla’s new Model S will apparently play Witcher 3 on a built-in 10 teraflop gaming rig
  5. Discord bans the r/WallStreetBets server
  6. Apple says there are now over 1 billion active iPhones
  7. Cyberpunk 2077 bans unauthorized Keanu Reeves sex
  8. Disney pulls some movies from Disney Plus Kids profiles because they feature racist stereotypes
  9. Sling TV is raising prices and sweetening the deal with more free DVR space
  10. Facebook usage has soared during the pandemic, but the company warns of ‘significant uncertainty’ ahead

Wired

  1. Fleeing WhatsApp for Privacy? Don't Turn to Telegram
  2. Stop Calling Everyone a Tech Bro
  3. These Doctors Are Using AI to Screen for Breast Cancer
  4. Cops Disrupt Emotet, the Internet's ‘Most Dangerous Malware’
  5. The Priority Apollo Gravel Bike Handles Both Roads and Mud
  6. The Real Pleasure and Pain of Making Choices in Video Games
  7. The Ethics of Vaccinating Teachers—and Keeping Schools Closed
  8. The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Are a Joy to Wear (and Hear)
  9. Heaven’s Vault: A Linguist’s Buried Treasure
  10. To Beat China on Tech, Biden Will Have to Learn from It
  11. Worrisome New Coronavirus Mutations Are Emerging. Why Now?
  12. A New Way to Trace the History of Sci-Fi’s Made-Up Words
  13. North Korea Targets—and Dupes—a Slew of Cybersecurity Pros
  14. The Rise of One of the First Video Game Workers Unions
  15. It’s the Perfect Time to Switch to a Cheaper Phone Plan
  16. They Claimed the Covid Vaccine Made Them Sick—and Went Viral
  17. White Nationalism Is Far Worse Than a 'Disease'
  18. I Love Reading 1980s Computer Magazines, and So Should You
  19. Is It Time to Roll Out the Carbon-Eating Machines?
  20. '2034: A Novel of the Next World War,' an Exclusive Excerpt

LifeHacker

  1. Ask Mechanic Shop Femme: How Can I Make My Older Car Smarter?
  2. What the Hell Is a Throw Blanket?
  3. The 10 Best Deals of January 27, 2021
  4. What’s Causing the GameStop Stock Trading Frenzy?
  5. Be Ready for When You Inevitably Break Your Glasses
  6. What's New on HBO Max in February 2021
  7. How to Mute Chrome Notifications When Sharing Your Screen
  8. Bring Your Tunes Anywhere With the Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Speaker, Now $28
  9. Install iOS/iPadOS 14.4 Today to Block Three Big Vulnerabilities
  10. Arrange Your Pictures Like You're a Goddamned Adult
  11. How to Know If Your Kid's School Is 'Safe'
  12. The Near-Perfect AirPods Pro Drop to $200
  13. Use Plain Old YouTube to Discover New Music
  14. How to Install YouTube as a Progressive Web App on Windows
  15. Defrost Frozen Meat Faster With a Hot Water Bath
  16. Luxury and Comfort Can Be Yours Thanks to Crane & Canopy's Sleep Set, Now 40% off [Exclusive]
  17. Wednesday's Best Deals: Mario Kart Live, Skechers Flurry Boots, Maybelline Sky High Mascara, Anker Soundcore 2, Hitman 3, Blanket Hoodie, and More
  18. How to Spot a Foolproof Recipe
  19. Does This Headline Hurt Your Eyes? Save up To 65% on Rx Frames and Lenses at GlassesUSA [Exclusive]
  20. How to Talk to Kids About the Holocaust
  21. I've Got a Meme for That: Unpacking the Racist Practice of Digital Blackface in the Information Age
  22. Delete 'Sent From My Mobile Device' From Your Work Email
  23. Set Up Alexa to Turn off Your Smart Devices Automatically
  24. Doughnuts Are an Excellent Sandwich Bread
  25. Make Shoveling Snow Easier With an Electric Snowblower, Only $98

The Onion

  1. Curt Schilling Insists He’d Already Be Hall Of Famer If MLB Never Racially Integrated
  2. Biden Authorizes U.S. Military To Shoot Down Any Harmful Greenhouse Gases That Enter Nation’s Airspace
  3. Citizens Pay $55 Million Each To Be Part Of Commercial Space Crew Visiting ISS
  4. YouTube Removes Thousands Of Underperforming Covid Misinformation Videos
  5. NFL Reformers Criticize Cowboys-To-Broadcast Booth Pipeline
  6. Increasingly Bold Israel Begins Building Settlements In Downtown Albuquerque
  7. Car’s Satellite Radio Display Taking Its Sweet-Ass Time To Reveal Entire Name Of Song
  8. Dept. Of Homeland Security: ‘Has Anybody Seen A Blue Folder?’
  9. Paleontologists Say Baby Tyrannosaurs Were As Big As Medium-Sized Dogs
  10. Pros And Cons Of Eliminating The Filibuster
  11. National Guard Returns To Endless Sleep Under Mount Rushmore Until Nation Calls Upon Them Again
  12. Experts Say Severe Weather Will Continue Until Gargantuan Child Shaking Earth’s Snow Globe Calms Down
  13. CDC Warns About More Deadly Covid Variants After Virus Mutates Into Serial Killer Richard Ramirez
  14. Activism Halted After Realization Wallet Across Room
  15. Merck Halts Development Of Coronavirus Vaccines
  16. Late-Arriving Protestor Has No Idea What He’s Chanting
  17. ‘Home Gym Equipment Is Still Sold Out Everywhere,’ Man Hopes
  18. Small Town’s Sole Tourist Attraction Site Of Human Atrocity
  19. Lessons From The Trump Era
  20. Fun Toy Banned Because Of Three Stupid Dead Kids
  21. The Weeknd To Star In Super Bowl Halftime Show
  22. Rest Easy: Bethesda Announces That Shia LaBeouf Will Appear In ‘Indiana Jones’ Game But His Character Dies Almost Immediately
  23. CDC Announces Country On Track To Chuck 1 Million Expired Vaccines Per Day
  24. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Vows To Protect Good People Of Arkansas From Any Questions
  25. Wise, Thoughtful Elder Won’t Put A Sock In It

The Register

TechMeme

  1. Europol, the FBI, and other law enforcement agencies worldwide have seized control of malware botnet Emotet's infrastructure and disrupted it from the inside (Danny Palmer/ZDNet)
  2. SAP to acquire Signavio, a Berlin-based business process automation company, reportedly for $1.2B (Ron Miller/TechCrunch)
  3. IDC says Apple has shipped 90.1M iPhones in Q1, the largest number of shipments in a single quarter since IDC started tracking smartphones (Kif Leswing/CNBC)
  4. Tencent-backed Chinese online education startup Huohua Siwei, which offers K-12 math and science courses, closes its $400M Series E at a $1.5B valuation (Emma Lee/TechNode)
  5. Samsung reports Q4 earnings with total revenue of ~$55.2B, up 3% YoY, and operating profit of ~$8.2B, up 26% YoY, but sees mobile sales drop 11% YoY to $19.3B (Reuters)
  6. r/WallStreetBets was made private by moderators for about an hour, but is back online; Discord banned r/WallStreetBets' server, claiming hate speech violations (Jay Peters/The Verge)
  7. Zuckerberg says Apple is one of Facebook's "biggest competitors" and uses its dominant position to preference apps like iMessage against WhatsApp and Messenger (Megan Graham/CNBC)
  8. Zuckerberg says Facebook will stop recommending civic and political groups to users permanently and is considering reducing political content in News Feeds (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)
  9. In an interview, Tim Cook says Apple has an active installed base of 1.65B devices, up from 1.5B a year ago, including an installed base of over 1B iPhones (Stephen Nellis/Reuters)
  10. Apple's Q1 net income was $28.8B, up from $22.2B YoY; revenue for iPhone was $65.6B, up from $56B YoY, Mac was $8.7B, up from $7.2B, and Services grew to $15.8B (Chance Miller/9to5Mac)
  11. Apple reports Q1 revenue of $111.4B, up 21% YoY, with international sales making up 64% of Q1 revenue; iPhone, Wearables, and Services set new revenue records (Apple)
  12. Squarespace says it filed confidentially for an IPO in the US; the company was valued at $1.7B in December 2017 (Bloomberg)
  13. Facebook says it has authorized an additional $25B share buyback, ARPU was $10.14, and reiterates that Apple's iOS 14 privacy changes could impact ad targeting (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)
  14. Facebook reports Q4: $28.1B revenue, up 33% YoY, 1.84B DAUs, up 11% YoY, 2.6B people used a Facebook service daily, up 15% YoY; headcount up 30% YoY to 58,604 (Facebook)
  15. Behind the rise of Game Workers Unite, one of the first video game workers unions aimed at remedying grueling working conditions across the industry (Sarah Jaffe/Wired)