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BBC

  1. Coronavirus: Queen to urge 'self-discipline and resolve'
  2. Coronavirus: Sunbathing 'against social distancing rules'
  3. Coronavirus: 'Serious mistakes' made, says Starmer
  4. Coronavirus: The NHS workers wearing bin bags as protection
  5. Coronavirus: Morning update
  6. Coronavirus: Trump predicts ‘a lot of death’ as cases pass 300,000
  7. Coronavirus: How a church sings when the choir can't meet
  8. Coronavirus: Spain 'close to passing peak' as deaths fall again
  9. Coronavirus: Two Pentonville Prison staff members die
  10. Premier League pay cut plans 'detrimental to NHS'
  11. Coronavirus: Five London bus workers die, union confirms
  12. Romans-sur-Isère: France launches terror probe after knife attack
  13. Newspaper headlines: Queen's 'rousing message' of strength to nation
  14. Coronavirus: Sophie Raworth's deserted London
  15. Coronavirus: ‘I’m digging graves for people who are still living’
  16. Coronavirus: Fake and misleading stories that went viral this week
  17. Learning how to make an igloo in the Antarctic
  18. Coronavirus: 'We're on our knees' says nurse
  19. Coronavirus: Scientists brand 5G claims 'complete rubbish'
  20. Plagues, zombies and vampires: How Hollywood handles deadly viruses
  21. Coronavirus: Dealing with addiction while in lockdown
  22. Coronavirus lockdown: How are our pets coping with us?
  23. Madam CJ Walker: 'An inspiration to us all'
  24. Coronavirus: Why Dutch lockdown may be a high-risk strategy
  25. Virtual Grand National 2020: Potters Corner wins televised race
  26. Liverpool furlough some non-playing staff
  27. Kobe Bryant: NBA great inducted into Naismith Hall of Fame
  28. Match Of Their Day: Alan Shearer reveals how close he came to joining Manchester United
  29. BBC Sport's five things to do today
  30. 'Hugely disappointing' - McCarthy on Republic of Ireland exit
  31. Match of the Day: Top 10 podcast - Premier League goalkeepers
  32. Coronavirus: What are social distancing and self-isolation?
  33. Coronavirus: Are we getting closer to a vaccine or drug?
  34. Coronavirus: Why does testing matter?
  35. Coronavirus symptoms: What are they and how do I protect myself?
  36. Coronavirus: What it does to the body
  37. Coronavirus in UK: How many confirmed cases are there in your area?
  38. What is the coronavirus?
  39. Coronavirus information: What should I do?
  40. Coronavirus pandemic: Tracking the global outbreak
  41. Coronavirus: How to wash your hands - in 20 seconds
  42. Coronavirus update: Why does staying at home help?
  43. Coronavirus: 'I'm begging you, please be careful'
  44. Coronavirus: When will the outbreak end and life get back to normal?
  45. Coronavirus death rate: What are the chances of dying?
  46. The workers braving coronavirus
  47. Coronavirus: More myths to ignore
  48. The volunteer army helping self-isolating neighbours
  49. Coronavirus: 'How I'm coping with self-isolation'
  50. Coronavirus: The rough sleepers who can't self-isolate
  51. How Dua Lipa and The Weeknd are bringing the 80s back… again
  52. The man who grew his own Amazon rainforest
  53. Big splash: The world's largest designer of water parks
  54. Why a Frenchman built a 'Tudor' castle in Burkina Faso

Bitcoin

  1. $6,795.8950
  2. £5,539.9796
  3. €6,289.5872
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. AMC's free streaming TV includes 'The Walking Dead' and 'MST3K'
  2. UK phone masts attacked over bogus 5G coronavirus conspiracies
  3. Apple may bring 'real' home screen widgets to iOS 14
  4. E3 will return June 15th, 2021
  5. Apple appears to to be acquiring virtual event company NextVR
  6. Amazon reportedly in talks to test warehouse workers for COVID-19
  7. Google Search will highlight government's COVID-19 announcements
  8. ESPN2 will air 12 hours of esports coverage on April 5th
  9. Zoom will enable waiting rooms by default to keep trolls out
  10. Recommended Reading: Inside the PlayStation 5 with Mark Cerny
  11. The Morning After: Apple's iPad turns 10
  12. 'Artemis Fowl' will debut on Disney+
  13. Skype rolls out 'Meet Now' calls that don't need a a sign-up or installation
  14. Google rolls back Chrome feature that blocks cross-site tracking
  15. Apple's latest acquisition could help Siri understand what you're saying
  16. FCC, FTC give providers 48 hours to block COVID-19 scam robocalls
  17. Blackmagic's pro livestreaming switcher can broadcast without software
  18. Porsche's virtual race series starts tomorrow with pro drivers at the wheel
  19. The forgotten dream of second-screen gaming
  20. The latest iPad Pro disables mics when its case is closed
  21. Deadpool is Fortnite's latest playable crossover cameo
  22. This week's best deals: Sonos speakers, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and more
  23. Ten years in, a look at the iPad killers that weren't
  24. SoundCloud has a new way to help users directly support musicians
  25. Twitter is rushing to verify health experts

Pinboard

  1. HTML DOM - Common tasks of managing HTML DOM with native API
  2. What Everyone’s Getting Wrong About the Toilet Paper Shortage
  3. ragmask.com
  4. COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports
  5. How to SSH Properly
  6. Move Fast & Roll Your Own Crypto: A Quick Look at the Confidentiality of Zoom Meetings - The Citizen Lab — NEW REPORT: Move Fast & Roll Your Own Crypto: A Quick Look at the Confidentiality of Zoom Meetings
  7. Every Zoom Security and Privacy Flaw So Far, and What You Can Do to Protect Yourself - TidBITS
  8. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/02/opinion/jared-kushner-coronavirus.html)
  9. A Message to Our Users - Zoom Blog — Kudos to @zoom_us: In *one* day: ✅ "Released a fix for the UNC link issue" ✅ "Released fi…
  10. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/02/us/coronavirus-social-distancing.html) — This is why it took a lawsuit to get Ron DeSantis to close Florida
  11. Is the Coronavirus Airborne? Should We All Wear Masks? - The Atlantic
  12. Untitled (https://medium.com/@rbranson/10-things-i-hate-about-postgresql-20dbab8c2791) — PostgreSQL really is the world's best database, but isn't perfect.
  13. The best alternatives to Zoom for videoconferencing — Since so many questions have come up about Zoom’s security, here are additional free videoconferencing apps such as Google Hangouts, Skype, Cisco Webex, Whereby, and Jitsi.
  14. Florida benefits failure — Republican-sabotaged unemployment system is now unable to grant Covid-19 benefits to people in a time of crisis
  15. No-Sew Pleated Face Mask with Handkerchief and Hair Tie
  16. Leaked Amazon Memo Details Plan to Smear Fired Warehouse Organizer: ‘He’s Not Smart or Articulate’ - VICE — my jaw literally dropped
  17. The Coronavirus’s Unique Threat to the South — https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2020/04/coronavirus-unique-threat-south-young-people/609241/
  18. Boeing 787s must be turned off and on every 51 days to prevent 'misleading data' being shown to pilots • The Register — they put a millisecond clock with a 32-bit register, in a plane, and it overflows
  19. Welcome! [The Physics Travel Guide] — The Physics Travel Guide is a tool that makes learning physics easier. Each page here contains three layers which contain explanations with increasing level of sophistication. We call these layers: layman, student and researcher. These layers make sure that readers can always find an ex…
  20. Security and Privacy Implications of Zoom
  21. Let's All Wear A Mask (Idle Words) — Let's All Wear A Mask (Idle Words) via Instapaper https://idlewords.com/2020/04/let_s_all_wear_a_mask.htm
  22. Coronavirus Models Aren't Supposed to Be Right - The Atlantic
  23. Introducing 1.1.1.1 for Families — Introducing 1.1.1.1 for Families
  24. Lyme disease bacteria eradicated by new drug in early tests - Scope
  25. Open Broadcaster Software - Index — RT @gambrinous: Just recording some gameplay video for the first time - OBS made it pretty easy for me!
  26. Bookshop — local bookstores
  27. 33 line React
  28. Modular Computer: iPad Pro as a Tablet, Laptop, and Desktop Workstation — I also wrote about the new iPadOS 13.4 pointer in depth. In the story, I cover the Magic Trackpad 2, apps already updated with pointer support, and why the…
  29. Daring Fireball: Amazon and Apple Strike Deal for Prime Video In-App Purchases and Subscriptions — ★ Amazon and Apple Strike Deal for Prime Video In-App Purchases
  30. Type Specimens
  31. A crash course in compilers – Increment: Programming Languages
  32. Location Data Says It All: Staying at Home During Coronavirus Is a Luxury
  33. The Worm is Back! | NASA
  34. ‘Zoom is malware’: why experts worry about the video conferencing platform | Technology | The Guardian — As coronavirus lockdowns have moved many in-person activities online, the use of video conferencing platform Zoom has quickly escalated. So, too, have concerns about its security. In the last month, there was a 535% rise …
  35. Responsive Images the Simple Way - Cloud Four
  36. Respiratory virus shedding in exhaled breath and efficacy of face masks | Nature Medicine — "Surgical face masks significantly reduced detection of influenza virus RNA in respiratory droplets and coronavirus RNA in aerosols, with a trend toward reduced detection of coronavirus RNA in respiratory droplets. Our results indicat…
  37. Zoom's Flawed Encryption Linked to China — via The Intercept https://ift.tt/1L51Zr3
  38. colors.lol - Overly descriptive color palettes
  39. What Are The Best Materials for Making DIY Masks? - Smart Air Filters
  40. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/01/style/productivity-coronavirus.html) — i have accomplished nothing
  41. Untitled (https://www.chronicle.com/article/Why-You-Should-Ignore-All-That/248366/) — RT @ProfAishaAhmad: Radical acceptance is the way. To anyone who is new to living through a disaster, I wrote this for you. ❤️🙏🏽
  42. How to Sew a Face Mask - The New York Times — This looks like the best pattern so far for a non-sewer who can't print a pattern.
  43. Untitled (https://meet.jit.si/) — Both appear.in and support screen sharing from my i3 Linux window manager. Absolutely amazed.
  44. Trump ended coronavirus detection pandemic program - Los Angeles Times
  45. Another model predicting the demand for hospital beds from COVID-19 [keys coronavirus, ICU beds, ventilators, IHME, University of Washington] - Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
  46. How we recovered over $300K of Bitcoin | reperiendi
  47. ‘War Dialing’ Tool Exposes Zoom’s Password Problems — Krebs on Security
  48. Opinion | High-Dose Coronavirus Infections Should Worry Us More — High-Dose Coronavirus Infections Should Worry Us More As with any other poison, viruses are usually more dangerous in larger amounts. Dr. Rabinowitz is a…
  49. Files installed by Zoom for mac OS · GitHub — from Daring Fireball A bunch of DF readers have asked about how to uninstall Zoom on MacOS. Alastair Houghton examined Zoom’s shoddy installer script and it appears that on modern systems (running 10.10 or later) Zoom only installs two items: /Applications/zoom.us.app ~/Librar…
  50. Statistical "Which Character" Personality Quiz
  51. USNS Comfort Hospital Ship Was Supposed to Aid New York. It Has 3 Patients. - The New York Times — Favorite tweet: This is wild. The Navy isn’t accepting people with Covid19 onto the ship, and “is also refusing to treat a host of other conditions. Guidelines disseminated to hospitals included a list of 49 medical conditions…
  52. Favorite by @mckaycoppins — At a suburban Atlanta country club recently, one member told me the older conservatives on the golf course made a show of gleefully violating the new…
  53. Trump campaign declares war on Dems over voting rules for November - POLITICO
  54. Voleflix 🍿 free movies — Voleflix: dozens of public domain movies from YouTube in a Netflix-esque interface
  55. CSS Findings From The New Facebook Design
  56. CSS Layout ∙ Explore
  57. Cards Against Humanity Family Edition —
  58. If I Wrote a Coronavirus Episode — Archie Bunker would prefer you stand six miles from him. Sawyer from Lost will probably face criminal charges for hoarding and reselling precious items. Elmo is playing musical chairs with his parents.
  59. How Will the Coronavirus End? - The Atlantic — An absolute must-read by @edyong209, just published. This is a very important story:
  60. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/03/nyregion/coronavirus-nyc-landlord-mario-salerno.html) — GOOD NEWS: A landlord in Brooklyn canceled April rent for hundreds of strapped tenants.
  61. The Illustrated FixMatch for Semi-Supervised Learning — Semi-Supervised Learning: 85% accuracy on CIFAR-10 with only 10 labeled images
  62. Ted Chiang explains the disaster novel we all suddenly live in • Electric Literature — Halimah Marcus interviews science fiction writer Chiang, whose short story became the film Arrival: HM: Do you see aspects of science fiction (your own work or others) in the coronavirus pandemic? In how it is being handled, or how it has …
  63. http://everest-pipkin.com/teaching/tools.html
  64. Zoom can publish recorded sessions online, highlighting the privacy risks - The Washington Post
  65. Jitsi (SIP Communicator) | Main / HomePage — Cross-platform, open-source, SIP and messenger client with support for ZRPT
  66. (500) https://www.californiaking.org/ — Hi quick q do you like BOYS getting BANDS back TOGETHER?
  67. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/04/world/europe/germany-coronavirus-death-rate.html) — How has Germany kept virus fatalities low? Testing, testing, testing. And leadership informed by science.
  68. Untitled (https://vimeo.com/402577241) — @androsForm Yikes...
  69. Should you wear a face mask? Here’s all the data we have | Ars Technica
  70. Coronavirus tracked: the latest figures as the pandemic spreads | Financial Times
  71. trim video with re-encoding — how to trim a video with ffmpeg without re-encoding it
  72. Secret iPad
  73. This Is Not the Apocalypse You Were Looking For | WIRED — The shock itself is shocking. Shouldn’t we have been more prepared? Hasn’t culture been drenched in catastrophe porn for decades? The bomb. The breakdown. The fallout. The senseless armies of shambling corpses, all the nightmares of dead generations sliding out of our…
  74. Untitled (https://www.ryanpickren.com/webcam-hacking) — is an amazing writeup, finding terrible corners of the @htmlstandard and then finding corne…
  75. Objective-See's Blog
  76. The New Laws of Pandemic Economics - The Atlantic — With this tweet, President Donald Trump summarized a disturbingly common reaction to social-distancing measures. Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick expressed the same sentiment when he told Americans to “get back to work,” even if doing so means more death. via Pocket
  77. How SNES emulators got a few pixels from complete perfection | Ars Technica
  78. The Mighty mini: Adapting Apple’s Diminutive Tablet to Work and Play — Make no mistake, whether it’s a Mac, iPhone, or an iPad, I prefer big screens. I think most people do. A big, bright screen makes reading easier, and a larger…
  79. Show HN: An eBook with hundreds of GNU Awk one-liners | Hacker News — An eBook with hundreds of GNU Awk one-liners
  80. Bill Gates is funding factories for 7 coronavirus vaccine candidates - Business Insider
  81. The Republican Party Discovers the Virtues of Stimulus - The Atlantic — Washington gridlock does not stem from ideological differences about the size or role of government, although those conflicts inevitably shape legislation. It stems from the ideological conviction, held by much of the Republican Party, that the Democrati…
  82. Does Reiki Work? - The Atlantic
  83. Notes on the M4 Macro Language
  84. How to Resolve Any Conflict in Your Team
  85. Does Zoom use end-to-end encryption? – A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
  86. Jared Kushner Says States Should Have Planned Ahead Before Joining The Union — Jared Kushner Says States Should Have Planned Ahead Before Joining The Union
  87. Thank god for the internet — On a recent Tuesday, at 1 p.m. Eastern Time, I watched my six-year-old daughter Zelda tune into a live webcast to learn how to draw an elephant with about 200,000 other kids around the world. She was rapt. And her elephants are getting quite good.
  88. articles/SelfObjectModel at master · pavel-krivanek/articles
  89. Untitled (https://www.outsideonline.com/2411125/lynx-vilden-stone-age-life) — A Woman Who Lives 200k Years in the Past
  90. What Armenians should know about life in America | Likewise a Blog
  91. Overview of technical writing courses  |  Google Developers — https://developers.google.com/tech-writing/overview
  92. Arundhati Roy: ‘The pandemic is a portal’ — Who can use the term “gone viral” now without shuddering a little? Who can look at anything any more — a door handle, a cardboard carton, a bag of vegetables —…
  93. xkcd: Pathogen Resistance — Pathogen Resistance
  94. Denial and dysfunction plagued U.S. government as coronavirus raged - The Washington Post — From the Oval Office to the CDC, political and institutional failures cascaded through the system and opportunities to mitigate the pandemic were lost.
  95. Health Economist on Mask Wearing
  96. Swift on Mac OS 9 // -dealloc
  97. Why It’s So Freaking Hard To Make A Good COVID-19 Model  | FiveThirtyEight — i love this
  98. Untitled (https://dot.la/bird-layoffs-meeting-story-2645612465.html) — IN SOVIET DOWNTURN, @BirdRide FLIPS YOU
  99. What's a virus, anyway? Part 1: The bare-bones basics - Scope
  100. Better than Zoom: Try these free software tools for staying in touch — Free Software Foundation — working together for free software

The Next Web

  1. Self-supervised learning is the future of AI
  2. The future of black hole images is bright
  3. If you’re at a professional crossroads, this software engineering training might help.
  4. Machine language: The definitive guide to chatbot terminology
  5. How to disinfect your laptop screen and keyboard
  6. Dutch & Dutch 8c Review: Super high-end speakers with the best bass I’ve ever heard
  7. Watch movies with your friends via Discord’s livestreaming feature
  8. Project Tempo is Amazon’s answer to Google Stadia and Microsoft xCloud
  9. Daily Distraction: How to watch shows and movies with your friends online
  10. Scientists are using AI to predict which coronavirus patients need ventilators

Smashing Magazine

  1. Releasing The Ethical Design Handbook When We Needed It Most
  2. Django Highlights: Templating Saves Lines (Part 2)
  3. Building A Web App With Headless CMS And React
  4. What Should You Do When A Web Design Trend Becomes Too Popular?
  5. Stay Positive, Stay Creative (April 2020 Wallpapers Edition)
  6. Visual Design Language: The Building Blocks Of Design
  7. Smart Interface Design Patterns Checklists PDF
  8. How To Make Life Easier When Using Git
  9. How To Increase Mobile Conversions With Category Page Design
  10. How Should Designers Learn To Code? Git, HTML/CSS, Engineering Principles (Part 2)
  11. Smashing Podcast Episode 12 With Paul Boag: What Is Conversion Optimisation?
  12. Announcing Smashing Online Workshops
  13. Inspired Design Decisions With Otto Storch: When Idea, Copy, Art And Typography Became Inseparable
  14. Creating Sortable Tables With React
  15. A Practical Overview Of CSS Houdini

Wirecutter

  1. All of Wirecutter’s Coronavirus Coverage
  2. Why There’s Still So Much Confusion About Wearing Masks to Combat the Coronavirus
  3. What Is a Pulse Oximeter, and Should You Buy One for Coronavirus?
  4. The Best Home 3D Printer for Beginners
  5. When Is Amazon Prime Day 2020? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  6. Everything You Need to Know About Student Loan Relief During Coronavirus
  7. Have a 3D Printer? You Can Use It to Make Face Shields for Medical Workers
  8. The Best Respirator Mask
  9. 19 Video Games to Play When You Need to Relax
  10. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  11. The Deals Our Own Staff Has Bought (and Loved) to Help Keep Us Busy
  12. Wirecutter Deals, Explained
  13. The 23 Best High School Graduation Gifts
  14. Why I (Still) Carry a Notebook Everywhere
  15. Why the Hyatt Credit Card Can Be Worth It, Even If You Stay Only One Night a Year
  16. The Best Dutch Oven
  17. 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Get Started Drawing
  18. The Best Tampons
  19. The Best Videoconferencing Service
  20. 5 Simple Ways to Start a New Hobby While Staying Home
  21. How to Host a Virtual Game Night
  22. Can’t Pay Off Your Credit Card Due to Coronavirus? Your Bank May Be Able to Help.
  23. The Best Resistance Bands
  24. Wirecutter’s 5 Most Popular Picks in March 2020
  25. Here’s the Problem With Deferred Interest (And How You Can Make It Work for You)
  26. The Best Blender
  27. The Best Bike Lock
  28. The Best Budget Android Phones
  29. The Best Standalone VR Headset
  30. It’s Still Safe to Order Food Delivery From Restaurants. Just Take These Basic Precautions.

Sweethome

  1. The Best Grill Tools and Accessories
  2. The Best Upright and Canister Vacuums
  3. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  4. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  5. Amazon Alexa vs. Google Assistant: Which Voice Assistant Is Best for You?
  6. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  7. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  8. The Best Mattresses for Side Sleepers
  9. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  10. The Best Garden Hose, Hose Nozzle, and Hose Reel
  11. The Best Sprinkler
  12. The Best Reel Mower for Your (Small) Lawn
  13. The Best Electric Blanket and Heated Mattress Pad
  14. The Best Shoe Rack
  15. The Best Kitchen Trash Can
  16. Great Gear for Parties
  17. The Best Bidet Toilet Seat or Washlet
  18. The Best Humidifier
  19. The Best Circular Saw
  20. The Top 10 Tools to Ride Out a Winter Storm
  21. The Best Gardening Gloves
  22. The Best Sewing Machine for Beginners
  23. The Best Drill
  24. The Best Handheld Vacuum
  25. The Best Food Storage Containers
  26. The Best Outdoor Watering Can
  27. Small Bathroom Ideas
  28. The Best Small Trash Cans
  29. The Best Vacuum Cleaners
  30. The Best Picture Hangers

Hacker News

  1. We Made One Gram Of Remdesivir
  2. The Svelte Compiler Handbook
  3. Bose QC 35 Firmware 4.5.2 Noise Cancellation Investigation Report
  4. A scheduling tool for bread baking
  5. Minimalism conceals the messy realities of society
  6. Show HN: Vuln Cost – immersive VS Code extension to surface vulnerabilities
  7. Show HN: Afctl – CLI to manage and deploy Airflow projects faster and smoother
  8. Why build an entire computer on breadboards? [video]
  9. Verified Functional Programming in Agda
  10. Startups are pummeled in the ‘great unwinding’
  11. New Jersey needs COBOL programmers for their unemployment claims system
  12. Yet another novel I will no longer write
  13. Rust Dataframe: Update 1
  14. Show HN: InStock – like Waze, but for grocery availability
  15. General Transit Feed Specification and Clojure
  16. Show HN: Live Program Notes for Schubert Sonata in B-Flat
  17. Federal Agencies Need to Address Aging Legacy Systems (2016) [pdf]
  18. Start all of your commands with a comma (2009)
  19. Rare Second World War Footage of Bletchley Park Emerges
  20. Show HN: A site to keep track of critters you can catch in Animal Crossing
  21. Intro to The 8-Point Grid System (2016)
  22. The Fragmented Death of the Farallon Plate
  23. The wondrous life and mysterious death of Golden Eagle 1703
  24. Sewage could reveal true scale of coronavirus outbreak
  25. Exercise by club swinging in the 19th century
  26. Making an invertible function out of non-invertible parts
  27. A secretive group trying to bring down North Korea’s regime
  28. Customers say Getaround has been slow to pay repair bills
  29. The Brilliant Plodder
  30. Show HN: Add a mark as watched button to TED videos

Ars Technica

  1. Don’t Panic: The comprehensive Ars Technica guide to the coronavirus [Updated 4/4]
  2. We now know the effect of altitude on classic “Diet Coke and Mentos“ fountain
  3. Will SARS-CoV-2 have a long-term impact on the climate?
  4. The party goes on in massive online worlds
  5. Subscription drive, day 5: A plea from a punny pandemic reporter
  6. Bugs that let sites hijack Mac and iPhone cameras fetch $75k bounty
  7. Xbox architect sues Atari over unpaid work on crowdfunded console
  8. “We hit 3M hard“—Trump orders 3M to keep US-made masks in the US
  9. Google knows if everyone in your county is actually staying home or not
  10. Face masks for COVID-19: A deep dive into the data
  11. US edits National Stockpile website after Kushner claims it’s not for states
  12. Intel’s 10th-generation H-series laptop CPUs break 5GHz
  13. Apple Store appears to leak new, iPhone 8-like iPhone SE
  14. Haunting Tales from the Loop brings ’80s alternative timeline to vivid life
  15. FCC: TracFone made up “fictitious” customers to defraud low-income program
  16. Pandemics: Do we need an app for that?
  17. Leaked Amazon memo: Walkout leader “not smart or articulate”
  18. Subscription drive, day 4: A pitch from “Comcast’s least favorite journalist”
  19. Searching for the ultimate Super Mario Bros. player among the masses
  20. Racing turns hard into esports while the real world is on hold

Digg

  1. The People Staying And Living In America's Motels, And More Best Photography Of The Week
  2. A Brutal Supercut Of Dr. Drew Being Completely Wrong About The Coronavirus
  3. Early Data Shows African Americans Have Contracted And Died Of Coronavirus At An Alarming Rate
  4. Guy Taking A Morning Jog Notices A Striking Trend In His Neighbor's Recycling Bins
  5. The United States Was Beset By Denial And Dysfunction As The Coronavirus Raged
  6. These Maps Will Give You A Deeper Understanding Of World War II
  7. High Sensitivity Camera Reveal How Micro-Droplets Hang In The Air Long After Someone Has Coughed Or Sneezed
  8. Sources: President Donald Trump Says NFL Season Should Start On Time
  9. 'Zoombombing' Becomes A Dangerous Organized Effort
  10. How To Drive Your Partner Absolutely Crazy During The Quarantine
  11. A German Exception? Why The Country's Coronavirus Death Rate Is Low
  12. This Statistical Personality Test That Shows Which Fictional Characters You Are Most Similar To Is Incredibly Comprehensive
  13. Rick Astley Performed A Tribute To Bill Withers With A Soulful Cover Of 'Ain't No Sunshine'
  14. Coronavirus Cases In The United States By County From February To April, Visualized
  15. Kanye West's High School Artwork Got Appraised On 'Antiques Roadshow' And Its Estimated Value Was Fascinating
  16. After 9/11, America Rallied Behind New York. Not This Time
  17. Top-Tier Sony Noise-Cancelling Headphones Make Working From Home Tolerable
  18. Alton Brown Demonstrates How To Enhance Your Rice With This Simple Technique
  19. How Epidemics Of The Past Changed The Way Americans Lived
  20. This Twitter Thread Of Animals That Look Like Pokémon Might Be The Most Delightful Thing You See Today
  21. Belle Recklessly Goes Out In Public Without Washing Her Hands In This 'Beauty And The Beast' Parody
  22. New York Is Merging All Its Hospitals To Battle The Coronavirus
  23. Doctor Leaves Fox News Host Briefly Speechless With Answer About Coronavirus Testing
  24. Down The Drain: Wisconsin Dairy Farmers Told To Dump Milk Because Of An Oversupply In The Market
  25. A Long Pandemic Could Stretch The International Order To Its Breaking Point
  26. A Virtual Demonstration Of Why Pilots Hate Landing At The Georgetown Municipal Airport
  27. Coronavirus Case Counts Are Meaningless
  28. Trump Praised The New Five-Minute Coronavirus Testing Machines, But The Feds Are Only Planning To Send States Up To 15 Each
  29. This Guy's Custom Video Zoom Background Is Absolutely Brilliant
  30. Everything You Need To Know About Making Your Own Face Mask
  31. The Week's Best Quarantine Memes, Ranked
  32. Watch Bill Withers, Stevie Wonder And John Legend Perform 'Lean On Me' At The 2015 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony
  33. The Wild And Crazy Online Forum Tracking The Coronavirus Dead
  34. Someone Did A Cover Of Metallica's 'Master Of Puppets' On A Stylophone And It Sounds Like Badass Nintendo Music
  35. How Trump's Attempts To Win The Daily News Cycle Feed A Chaotic Coronavirus Response
  36. How To Build A DIY Carbon Filament Light Bulb From Scratch
  37. New York Has Worst Day Yet For Coronavirus Deaths; 1,100 Over 2 Days
  38. After The Coronavirus Passes, Your World Will Not Go Back To Normal
  39. Seven Case Studies That Show How Coronavirus Spreads Before You Know You're Sick
  40. The Countries With The Most Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Per Capita From January To April, Visualized
  41. Meet The Xenobots, Virtual Creatures Brought To Life
  42. Zoom Is Easy To Use But At What Cost To Security And Privacy?
  43. The 1,000-Bed Comfort Was Supposed To Aid New York. It Has 20 Patients
  44. What Is Twitch, Anyway?
  45. YouTuber Breaks Down The Solution To A Tricky Amazon And Google Interview Question About Triangles
  46. This Brooklyn Landlord Just Canceled Rent For Hundreds Of Tenants
  47. Corgi Realizes A Rock Is A Turtle And Has Its World Rocked

New Scientist

  1. Experimental diabetes device works by killing gut cells with hot water
  2. There probably isn’t as much fake news in the media as we think
  3. Coronavirus latest: US hospitals come under increasing strain
  4. Coronavirus will play out very differently in world's poorest nations
  5. Why we still don't know what the death rate is for covid-19
  6. Supermassive stars may have formed by repeatedly eating their siblings
  7. Our approach to covid-19 can also help tackle climate change
  8. Coronavirus: China wildlife trade ban could become law within months
  9. Hunt for George Clooney's face explains how stress affects decisions
  10. Diet and exercise will keep your brain young – depending on your genes
  11. Orangutans and other great apes under threat from covid-19 pandemic
  12. How to get the health benefits of nature when you’re stuck inside
  13. Delaying the COP26 climate talks could have a silver lining
  14. Venus may have an underground magma ocean spanning the whole planet
  15. Diets do help you lose weight - but the benefits usually don't last
  16. Europe’s cave bears may have died out because of their large sinuses
  17. Will the spread of covid-19 be affected by changing seasons?
  18. We may now know what our common ancestor with Neanderthals looked like
  19. The hunt for patient zero: Where did the coronavirus outbreak start?
  20. Tiny bird-like dinosaur discovered in amber might actually be a lizard
  21. Microrobots made from pollen help remove toxic mercury from wastewater
  22. Male bottlenose dolphins synchronise their calls to attract females
  23. We now know what causes wine ‘legs’ to drip down inside a glass
  24. New York City’s coronavirus outbreak is already overwhelming hospitals
  25. Rock peeling off continents may have triggered biggest mass extinction
  26. Sharks are easier to catch in cooler waters, and we have no idea why
  27. World’s most essential open-source code to be stored in Arctic vault
  28. Covid-19 has caused a drop in emissions – but it’s not a climate fix
  29. Even a computer the size of the universe can’t predict everything
  30. Blood test shows promise for detecting the deadliest cancers early
  31. Pluto formed quickly with a deep ocean covering its entire surface
  32. Soya protein can help make lab-grown beef with the texture of meat
  33. Mars may have had hot springs millions of years ago
  34. Mind-reading AI turns thoughts into words using a brain implant
  35. There are constructive steps we can all take to fight the coronavirus
  36. Greta: We must fight the climate crisis and pandemic simultaneously
  37. UK science advisers expect coronavirus epidemic to peak within a month
  38. The coronavirus pandemic could make weather forecasts less accurate
  39. Will a home antibody test for covid-19 really be a game changer?
  40. Does a high viral load or infectious dose make covid-19 worse?
  41. Neanderthals feasted on seafood and nuts according to fossil remains
  42. Which covid-19 patients will get a ventilator if there's a shortage?
  43. Velociraptor relative had a much stronger grip than its cousins
  44. Warming oceans are causing marine life to shift towards the poles
  45. We still don't understand a basic fact about the universe
  46. Hepatitis C infection rates are being cut by testing and treatment
  47. Dino-killing asteroid choked whole world in dust within a few hours
  48. How long does coronavirus stay on surfaces and can they infect you?
  49. Eating too much salt seems to impair body's ability to fight bacteria
  50. Farming and art arose in New Guinea at same time as Europe and Asia
  51. Spring-powered shoes could help us run more than 50 per cent faster
  52. How does coronavirus testing work and will we have a home test soon?
  53. The ozone layer is healing and redirecting wind flows around the globe
  54. UK has enough intensive care units for coronavirus, expert predicts
  55. Can you catch the coronavirus twice? We don’t know yet
  56. We haven’t identified any new drugs for severe covid-19 cases yet
  57. Why US society is so vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic
  58. Greta Thunberg says she may have had covid-19 and has self-isolated
  59. You could be spreading the coronavirus without realising you’ve got it
  60. The bacteria in a mother’s gut may protect babies from food allergies
  61. Higher step count linked to lower yearly risk of death, up to a point
  62. Tiny meteorite found in Antarctica came from an unknown asteroid
  63. Electric cars really are a greener option than fossil fuel vehicles
  64. UK's scientific advice on coronavirus is a cause for concern
  65. We're beginning to understand the biology of the covid-19 virus
  66. Mysterious Iron Age site may have been a retreat for religious hermits
  67. Google may help UK officials track coronavirus social distancing
  68. We've figured out why bubbles make a 'pop' sound when they burst
  69. To fight the coronavirus pandemic effectively we need lots more data
  70. Interstellar comet Borisov may be breaking up as it exits solar system
  71. Bombing asteroid Ryugu reveals it is a spritely 9 million years old
  72. Genetically modified neurons could help us connect to implants
  73. DNA analysis reveals just how intertwined ancient human lineages are
  74. Even the 'best science' doesn’t have the final word on covid-19
  75. Is your salad going to kill you?
  76. Just opening a plastic bottle can release thousands of microplastics
  77. Penguins call out as they hunt under water but we’re not sure why
  78. Artificial leaves made from aluminium could keep windows frost-free
  79. Our guts may sense sugar and low-calorie sweeteners differently
  80. World’s highest mammal discovered at the top of a Mars-like volcano
  81. Strange lines on Venus may be folded stacks of lava eroded by wind
  82. Brain ultrasound scanner could speed diagnosis of head injuries
  83. Fish used for sushi now carry 283 times more parasites than in 1980s
  84. We may have started keeping lapdogs as pets 2000 years ago
  85. AI hotel assistant persuades guests to use less water and electricity
  86. Brain implant detects and turns down symptoms of Parkinson’s disease
  87. Many plants may soon be illegal in France and no one knows what to do
  88. Mathematicians who revealed the power of random walks win Abel prize
  89. Fish scales turned into flexible and biodegradable electronic displays
  90. Australia axes overseas travel and large gatherings to slow covid-19
  91. Analysis suggests UK still not doing enough to prevent covid-19 deaths
  92. Coronavirus: What is social distancing and how do you do it?
  93. WHO expert: We need more testing to beat coronavirus
  94. ‘Bonehenge’: Stone Age structure of mammoth bones discovered in Russia
  95. Coronavirus: People in the UK must avoid unnecessary social contact
  96. AI pollution monitor could forecast harmful particles in the air
  97. AI can pick out specific odours from a combination of smells
  98. We have to respect the coronavirus – and learn as the disease evolves
  99. All the reasons why organic food doesn’t deserve such bad press
  100. Coronavirus: What we know so far about risks to pregnancy and babies

Slashdot

  1. Coronavirus: Could Etsy Help Save the World?
  2. Attack Campaign Hits Thousands of MS-SQL Servers For Two Years
  3. IBM is Deploying Its Watson AI to Help Governments Answer People's Covid-19 Questions
  4. The Story of The Doctor Who Ordered America's First Covid-19 Lockdown
  5. U.S. Government: Update Chrome 80 Now, Multiple Security Concerns Confirmed
  6. What's New in Linux 5.6? WireGuard VPN and USB4
  7. Snopes Disputes 'Shakiness' of COVID-19 Origin Story Claimed By Washington Post OpEd
  8. Eclipse Foundation Unveils Open Source Alternative to Microsoft's 'Visual Studio Code' IDE
  9. How the Telephone Failed Its Big Test During 1918's Spanish Flu Epidemic
  10. Mathematical Proof of the ABC Conjecture Will Be Published
  11. Pandemic Shutdowns Will Help the Economy, Too
  12. Not Just 'The Death of IT'. Cringely Also Predicts Layoffs For Many IT Contractors
  13. Y Combinator Company 'Flexport' Is Shipping PPE To Frontline Responders
  14. A Hacker Found a Way To Take Over Any Apple Webcam
  15. Zoom Will Enable Waiting Rooms By Default To Stop Zoombombing

BoingBoing

  1. almighty Opp Instagram Livestream at 9pm PST tonight
  2. Learn to play the piano, but not in that horrible after-school way you’re thinking
  3. Amazon plans coronavirus testing of workers, privately purchased virus tests: Reports
  4. Unhinged Trump coronavirus briefing: 'There will be death,' says 1,000 military personnel going to NY
  5. Sewage could reveal true scope of coronavirus outbreak, scientists say
  6. These weighted blankets will help soothe those frayed nerves
  7. A fun ditty to celebrate Golden Gate Park's 150th birthday
  8. Sci-fi author Ted Chiang on the disaster novel we're currently living through
  9. These are the two COVID-19 data sites I incessantly check
  10. Home video calls aren't going away any time soon — so it’s time to clean up your backgrounds
  11. Learn how to effectively use WordPress and WooCommerce to promote your brand
  12. Cassette-based D&D adventures and dungeon-delving soundtracks
  13. Wear a face mask in public to slow COVID-19, says CDC — 'I don’t think I’m going to be doing it,' says Trump
  14. Two brilliant Zoom background pranks
  15. A 'banned book' bookshelf
  16. Look at this amazing popsicle stick house
  17. Thao & The Get Down Stay Down's wonderful new Zoom music video
  18. Worst Royal crisis ever spells the end of the monarchy, in this week’s dubious tabloids
  19. Get lifetime access to 1K+ premium online courses for just $59
  20. Unreal photos of foggy streets dreamily illuminated with stoplights
  21. Shut-in sounds: 33 of the best industrial albums
  22. The Simpsons are coming to Disney+ in its original aspect ratio
  23. How nanowires and bacteria can create organic compounds on Mars. Just add water.
  24. Perfect breakfast burrito in 8 simple steps
  25. Funny animated doodle: 'Bird with Arms'
  26. Amazon to delay Prime Day over coronavirus
  27. Trump says he tested negative for COVID-19, for the second time
  28. Canada PM Justin Trudeau says country has signed with Amazon for medical supply distribution in COVID-19 crisis
  29. Zoom transmits your info through China, and uses non-standard encryption, researchers say
  30. Watch: New 'Republicans for Law' ad shows GOP voters who no longer support Trump

Core77

  1. The Latest "Draw Famous Logos From Memory" Challenge: Car Logos
  2. Super Cool Japanese Kei Cars Designed for the Disabled
  3. Designing Health Product Packaging That Is Actually Readable
  4. UC Davis Study Finds That Loud Talkers, Regardless of Language, Spread More Airborne Germs
  5. How to Prevent Your Glasses From Fogging Up When Wearing a Mask
  6. Those Chinese Firefighting Drones Would Only be Effective in Correcting an Architectural Flaw
  7. Will We Have an Iconic Social Distancing Graphic, Like "Rosie the Riveter?" Based on These, Probably Not
  8. 1986 Sanyo Electronics Commercial is the Most '80s Commercial Ever
  9. Comic Strip Story Told From a Virus' Point of View
  10. Our Awards Final Deadline is TONIGHT—Don't Miss Your Chance to Enter
  11. Eye Candy: The Gorgeous Architectural and Urban Shots from Westworld, Season 3
  12. Auragami: Evo-Lite's Flexible, Cuttable LED Sheets Rather Than Strips
  13. Kitchen Cabinet Door Hinge Systems That Swing Upwards in Fancy Ways
  14. Floorplans of Entry-Level Underground Shelters
  15. Cooped-Up Activity for Auto Design Lovers: Petersen Automotive Museum Offering Virtual Tours of their Vault of Rare Designs

CNET

  1. Make your own wine in the Instant Pot: A step-by-step guide - CNET
  2. Time to disinfect Amazon package delivery? What to know about coronavirus and your mail - CNET
  3. Apple bought Dark Sky app and Android users are bummed. Use these weather apps instead - CNET
  4. Coronavirus $1,200 stimulus check: Find out if you're eligible, how to get your IRS money - CNET
  5. OnePlus 7T vs. 7T Pro vs. McLaren edition: Confused? These are the main differences - CNET
  6. Best smart plugs of 2020 - CNET
  7. Best soundbars of 2020 under $200 - CNET
  8. WWE WrestleMania 36: Results, insane ending, match ratings and full recap - CNET
  9. Best 32-inch TV for 2020 - CNET
  10. Best kids tablet for 2020: Amazon Fire, Apple iPad and more compared - CNET
  11. The best smart lock for 2020 - CNET
  12. Best internet providers in 2020: How to choose cable vs. DSL vs. satellite and more - CNET
  13. Wash your dishes smart, not hard: 6 kitchen tips everyone should know - CNET
  14. The best USB-C PD chargers of 2020 - CNET
  15. Make a face mask or covering at home: How to find cloth, patterns, premade masks - CNET
  16. Coronavirus chronicles: Here's some good news amid the dire reports - CNET
  17. The best vitamin subscription services for a healthy 2020 - CNET
  18. Best MacBook Pro alternatives for 2020 - CNET
  19. Theragun, Hypervolt, TimTam: The best percussive massage gun for 2020 - CNET
  20. Thirsty? How to get wine and alcohol delivery where you live - CNET
  21. All the live stream concerts you can watch during the coronavirus shutdown (Updated) - CNET
  22. Netflix Party: Binge on movies and TV shows along with friends (ahem, Tiger King) - CNET
  23. 18 best Animal Crossing: New Horizons tips for Nintendo Switch to learn now - CNET
  24. Best identity theft protection and monitoring services in 2020 - CNET
  25. Coronavirus updates: Fauci says social distancing is helping, Europe sees shifts - CNET

Reddit

  1. Reddit. Choose a movie. Keep one actor. The rest are Muppets. What is the movie and which actor do you keep?
  2. I painted a portrait of my aunt’s dog for her 60th birthday. This is Miles!
  3. Cuban officials say a shipment of coronavirus aid from Asia's richest man, Jack Ma, has been blocked by the six-decade U.S. embargo on the island.
  4. Everyone’s favorite game....let’s start an argument!
  5. DIY Face Mask from US Surgeon General
  6. [1986] I don't know about 'cool' but I'm old now and this was me in school
  7. she sure do just by the looks of her
  8. He looked so let down
  9. TIFU - I flashed my tits to my favorite teacher on a video call
  10. 3M denies German officials' allegations that a mask shipment was diverted to the US in 'an act of modern piracy'
  11. funny title
  12. Man strangles teenage girl for failing to social distance.
  13. Man strangles teenage girl for failing to social distance.
  14. This kid hit his bike against a car. In Taiwan, any traffic accident requires a breathalyzer test.
  15. Surgeon General Makes a Mask
  16. ELI5: Why do alcoholics die when they stop drinking?
  17. Not a bad idea
  18. My son and his "friend" are a couple. How do I let them know it's okay?
  19. Trump has committed crimes against humanity
  20. TIL in 2010, Philadelphia school authorities surreptitiously and remotely activated webcams embedded in school issued laptops the students were using at home in order to spy on the students. They even disciplined a student for his "improper" behavior at home.
  21. Recently retired, kids grown, widowed long ago. I think it's about time.
  22. Since someone posted a compilation of Dr. Drew making false statements about the Coronavirus, I think it's only fair to post the apology video he recently made in regards to that, as well.
  23. UFC’s Dana White named as extortion victim in sex-tape case
  24. Capitalism for the Rich
  25. Joe Rogan just said he'd rather vote for Trump than Biden because he doesn't believe Biden "can handle anything." Blue Checkmarks insulting him is #1 trending on twitter while Joe Biden's rape accuser wasn't allowed to trend.
  26. Abortion Clinic Protestors Cited for Violating Order Prohibiting Large Gatherings
  27. USPS drivers bringing mail to areas hardest hit by coronavirus demand hazard pay
  28. Health Care CEO Who Makes Millions Says No to Hazard Pay for Coronavirus Workers: “Thank you for the courage,” she tells doctors and nurses.
  29. I am a Japanese dude having been a shut-in(aka Hikikomori) for 10 years, currently developing a Hikikomori-themed video game alone for 2.5 years. I think keeping hope has helped me stay on track during a difficult time. AMA! (´▽｀)
  30. The Last of Us Part 2 Dev Are Looking Into Options To Release The Game As Soon As Possible
  31. LPT Being polite and asking open-ended questions can save you lots of money.
  32. In Zootopia (2016), there are wolves but no dogs. This is because there were no humans to domesticate and breed them.
  33. Supposed to be my bachelor party today. Now it's a party for 1. It might feel odd later when i strip for myself...
  34. All these social media posts about listing your first job and first car and favorite color seem like a pretty obvious ploy to figure out people’s passwords.
  35. PsBattle: Coyote running down an empty Michigan Ave, Chicago
  36. Louis C.K. Drops Surprise Comedy Special For Those Who “Need To Laugh”
  37. Who needs a mask?!
  38. Kobe Bryant posthumously elected to Basketball Hall of Fame
  39. Had this saved on an old hard drive
  40. Stunning new photo of Jupiter by Nasa's Juno spacecraft
  41. Zoom banned from New York City schools due to privacy, security flaws.
  42. After all this is over...
  43. LAOP's employer, a national chain restaurant, attempts "a hilariously stupid and evil attempt to try to deny unemployment claims" by scheduling everyone for an overnight shift with no notice, then firing no-shows.
  44. Do languages that aren't using "our" alphabet (like asian languages) have a question mark? If not, how do they know it's a question?
  45. Man at fair has the perfect Trumpcare Tshirt
  46. Mask V/S No mask
  47. I drew squirtle but he's a fat shit
  48. America’s Richest Pastor “Blowing The Virus Away”
  49. imagine being this fucking pathetic
  50. imagine being this fucking pathetic
  51. For those who don't know, CallMeCarson is going through a rough state of mind and has been seeing a counselor and taking anti-depressants along with a break from YouTube. So this Twitter news account decided to capitalize on that.
  52. Easy Butter Chicken
  53. Hello, this is Shohreh aka. Avasarala 😁
  54. Curly girls straighten their hair, and the rest curl their hair, skinny girls want to be curvy, and “curvy” girls try to lose weight, white girls get tans, while brown girls try to be whiter (at least here in the Middle East), is any one happy with the way they look?
  55. Spotted at our local grocery store.
  56. Day 400 of confinement
  57. Spain's coronavirus deaths slow for second day in row
  58. My local corner store posted some pictures from the late 70s. This is peak.
  59. Nadya Tolokonnikova risks her life to protest authoritarianism in Russia.
  60. Essential
  61. Men who realized they aren’t career-driven, what do you do for work?
  62. Look How They Massacred My Boy
  63. Last one for tonight guys, In the beginning of Joker (2019) there’s a familiar face in the mirror.
  64. DIG Huni allowed to explore options for the LCS summer split
  65. Bernie Sanders offered by Green party their nomination if he decides to run third-party
  66. Hot girls only
  67. Writer/director James Gunn shares the plot for the never-made "Scooby-Doo 3" live action movie
  68. Never ever let Matt Gaetz forget he wore this face mask as a joke, as millions lose their jobs and our healthcare workers sacrifice to fight COVID
  69. To the girl who told me my then-boyfriend was cheating…
  70. I’m sorry, WHAT!?
  71. the future is now old man
  72. Stranger offers to bring groceries to old man in quarantine; she doesn't meet his standards.
  73. Improvising during the rona outbreak
  74. "Getting deported by Trump" Halloween costume
  75. CANADA WILL NEVER LET THIS HAPPEN AGAIN: Ford says manufacturing our own supplies is a must
  76. Non PC comic bombs with offensive jokes, excuses himself off stage
  77. Last season’s two Champions League finalists - who between them announced combined profits of £129m for 2018/19 - now using a Government scheme to pay 80 per cent of staff’s wage just four weeks into a shutdown.
  78. That is an interesting shadow
  79. Parked several thousand hot rental cars on a dry grass overflow lot in South Florida yesterday.
  80. Willie Mays is a.) Still alive, b.) About to publish his life memoir, and c.) One of the 66 holders of American Airlines lifetime unlimited flying
  81. Maybe pastors who don't cancel services during the Coronavirus outbreak are actually worried that, without the weekly brainwashing session, people will start to think for themselves. That's not a good thing when you run a church.
  82. It’s starting to give me migraines with how often they turn up in lobbies
  83. The Meeting We All Want!
  84. The most Canadian response possible to Trump’s redirection if medical supplies bound for Canada
  85. This Transformers robot actually living up to its name
  86. Japan scores a try from their own goal line
  87. Exquisite painting
  88. He really do hate bugs, tho
  89. God i hate them
  90. “Behold the length of his arm, Astartes. Fear the psyker’s power!”
  91. “Guys”👏is👏a👏gender👏neutral👏term👏
  92. Enough is enough..
  93. Back to Jojo I guess
  94. My tampons almost caused my Jehovah's Witness parents to divorce!
  95. We all dragged the window around, admit it
  96. My edit of the Montana Mask
  97. The naked challenge.
  98. 'Tequila' powered biofuels more efficient than corn or sugar. "Agave is an environmentally friendly crop that we can grow to produce ethanol-based fuels and healthcare products," said Associate Professor Tan from the Sydney Institute of Agriculture.
  99. YSK: If you’re using Libby to borrow ebooks and audiobooks from your library, you should also “return early” when you’re done, so someone else can gain access sooner.
  100. WCGW if stand in a blow hole

The Verge

  1. British 5G towers are being set on fire amid coronavirus conspiracy theories
  2. Tech supply chains are still a complete mess
  3. 9 new trailers you should watch this week
  4. Save on a Sling TV subscription and discounted gadgets this weekend
  5. Peloton won’t stop live classes amid NYC lockdown, and now an employee has tested positive for COVID-19
  6. Zoom adds new security and privacy measures to prevent Zoombombing
  7. CDC recommends people wear cloth masks to block the spread of COVID-19
  8. ESPN will air 12 hours of esports including Rocket League, NBA 2K, and Madden
  9. Why Zoom became so popular
  10. Skype tries competing with Zoom by reminding people that they don’t need the app or an account to make a call

Wired

  1. Space Photos of the Week: Awesome Planets and Ancient Gods
  2. Coronavirus Has Created a Sex Boom—but Maybe Not a Baby Boom
  3. In Xinjiang, Tourism Erodes the Last Traces of Uyghur Culture
  4. The JavaScript Framework That Puts Web Pages on a Diet
  5. Jean-Luc Picard Is the Captain We Need Right Now
  6. The Physics of an Elephant-Powered Slam Dunk
  7. A Notorious Spyware Vendor Wants to Track Coronavirus Spread
  8. Texts From Politicians Could Be More Dangerous Than Ever
  9. 9 Easy Mess-Free Indoor Activities and Creative Ideas for Kids
  10. With Sports on Hold, Restless Gamblers Turn to Videogames
  11. Turn Off Your Screen Time Notifications
  12. Japan Is Racing to Test Favipiravir, a Drug to Treat Covid-19
  13. The 16 Best Weekend Deals: Sonos Speakers, Nest Wifi, and More
  14. A Hacker Found a Way to Take Over Any Apple Webcam
  15. 'The Last of Us Part II' Is Being Delayed Indefinitely
  16. The CDC Now Recommends Americans Wear Face Masks
  17. Trials of Plasma From Recovered Covid-19 Patients Have Begun
  18. Google Reveals Location Data to Help the Coronavirus Response
  19. The Biggest Coronavirus Myths, Busted
  20. Wellness Influencers Sell False Promises As Coronavirus Fears Soar

LifeHacker

  1. Weekend Project: Clean Your Makeup Brushes (Because They’re Disgusting)
  2. Saturday's Best Deals: Buy 2 Get 1 Makeup, Classic Literature, Batman Beyond, and More
  4. You Can Print This Family-Friendly Version of Cards Against Humanity For Free at Home
  5. You Can Watch a Ton of HBO Shows For Free Right Now
  6. Visit Puerto Rico From Your Couch With Lin-Manuel Miranda
  8. The Five Best Seat Cushions (and One Chair) for Home Offices, According to Our Readers
  9. Friday's Best Deals: Children's Books, Circular Lamp, Memory Foam Pillows, Onsen Towels, and More
  10. Vudu Has You Covered for Movie Night With $5 Titles This Weekend
  11. What to Watch This Weekend, April 3-5, 2020
  12. Quarantine Comfort TV, According to the Lifehacker Staff
  13. How to Get Groceries Delivered When It Seems Impossible
  14. What Supplies to Have at Home in Case You Get Sick
  15. How to Watch Instagram Live Feeds on Your Computer or Television
  16. Protect Yourself From Harmful Radiation With 50% Off Gadget Guard Alara Phone Cases [Exclusive]
  17. What to Do if You Booked Travel to Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics
  18. What to Do About Your Stress Eating
  19. Start Your 'Weekend' With a Quarantine Queen
  20. How to Hand Wash Clothes at Home
  21. What's the Best Home Workout You've Done So Far?
  22. Toddler Tantrums: A Pandemic Survival Guide
  23. Reach Your Climax With a $40 Ella Paradis Vibrator Bundle [Exclusive]
  24. How to Tolerate the People You're Quarantined With
  25. Dav Pilkey Is Hosting Virtual Readings and Drawing Lessons

The Onion

  1. FDA Eases Restrictions On Blood Donations From Gay, Bisexual Men
  2. Effects Of Coronavirus On The Internet
  3. CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN DAY FIVE: The Last Will And Testament Of Topical Host Leslie Price
  4. Coronavirus Task Force Member Receives Security Detail Following Threats
  5. In God We Trust: The All-Time Sexiest Dimes
  6. Southern Governors Argue Covid-19 Good Christian Virus That Wouldn’t Dare Spread During Church
  7. Jared Kushner Says States Should Have Planned Ahead Before Joining The Union
  8. I Created The Microsoft Zune, Planned The Bay Of Pigs, And Designed The Challenger Shuttle: Here Is What The Democrats Must Do To Beat Trump In November
  9. Review: ‘Resident Evil 3’ Remaster Makes Game Even Scarier By Replacing The Nemesis With Romanian Dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu
  10. Remington Releases .000009 Millimeter Anti-Viral Bullet
  11. ESPN Execs: ‘Fuck It, Air The Dogfighting’
  12. Spotify Launches App For Children
  13. Los Angeles Mayor Urges Residents To Wear Face Masks, Lose 15 Pounds, Maybe Go Brunette
  14. CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN DAY FOUR: Host Leslie Price Confronts The Cursed Scratching Within His Walls
  15. Woman Working From Home Not Sure She’ll Ever Be Able To Go Back To Regularly Wearing Bra, Dress, Big White Gloves, Minnie Mouse Head
  16. Cousin Reluctantly Checked In On
  17. Bidet Sales Skyrocket During Coronavirus Pandemic
  18. ‘They’re Doing Something To The Street,’ Reports Nation Staring Out Window
  19. Events And Releases Delayed Due To Coronavirus
  20. Quarantined Umpire Cleans His Entire Home With Tiny Brush
  21. Check Out This Egg
  22. BREAKING: This Is A Test Of The Onion’s Emergency Headline System
  23. Golden Corral Introduces Carry-Out 150-Choice Buffet
  24. Zoom App Sued For Sharing User Data

The Register

  1. COBOL-coding volunteers sought as creaking mainframes slow New Jersey's coronavirus response
  2. Watch: Rare Second World War footage of Bletchley Park-linked MI6 intelligence heroes emerges, shared online
  3. Not only is Zoom's strong end-to-end encryption not actually end-to-end, its encryption isn't even that strong
  4. NSO Group: Facebook tried to license our spyware to snoop on its own addicts – the same spyware it's suing us over
  5. Oracle teases prospect of playing nicely with open-source Java in update to WebLogic application server
  6. Things that go crump in the night: Watch Musk's mighty missile go foom
  7. Microsoft brings Mixed Reality toys and other improvements to 'citizen developers' using low-code Power Apps platform
  8. Where's the best place to add Mentos to Diet Coke for the most foam? How big are the individual bubbles? Has science gone too far?
  9. ESA missions back doing science after precautionary pandemic plug pull: We talk to space boffins about Mars Express emergency command line
  10. Motorola casually trots out third UK release in as many months: This time it's a 'Lite' take on the Moto G8 Power
  11. Biz software pusher IFS goes a bit Minority Report with augmented-reality repair suite
  12. Cabinet Office dangles £15m for help ditching its Single Operating Platform for cloud-based ERP system
  13. UK judge gives Google a choice: Either let SEO expert read your ranking algos or withdraw High Court evidence
  14. Need a new IT role? These organizations are hiring engineers, leaders, analysts – see inside for more details
  15. Tech services biz Allvotec furloughing staff, asking remainder – including top brass – to take pay cut
  16. Windows spotted flashing its unmentionables in a Chicago clothier
  17. Zoom vows to spend next 90 days thinking hard about its security and privacy after rough week, meeting ID war-dialing tool emerges
  18. Absolutely everyone loves video conferencing these days. Some perhaps a bit too much
  19. Cricket's average-busting mathematician Tony Lewis pulls up stumps
  20. Automatic for the People: Pandemic-fueled rush to robo-moderation will be disastrous – there must be oversight
  21. Intel's 10th-gen Core family cracks 5GHz barrier with H-series laptop processors
  22. Salesforce publishes self-themed activity book to keep your kids ‘Appy
  23. Philippines considers app to trace coronavirus carriers
  24. Australian digital-radio-for-railways Huawei project derailed by US trade sanctions against Chinese tech giant
  25. NASA's classic worm logo returns for first all-American trip to ISS in years: Are you a meatball or a squiggly fan?
  26. If you use Twitter with Firefox in a shared computer account, you may have slightly spilled some private data on that PC
  27. Why is ransomware still a thing? One-in-three polled netizens say they would cave to extortion demands
  28. Google changes course, proposes proprietary in-app purchase API as web standard
  29. US prez Trump's administration reportedly nears new rules banning 'dual-use' tech sales to China
  30. Tech tracker Tile testifies in Congress: Apple's geolocation nagging is so not fair
  31. Maintain business continuity in these challenging times with the Akamai Edge Live Virtual Summit 2020
  32. Huawei P40 pricing is in step with previous P-series efforts – but flagship lacks the apps punters have come to expect
  33. Boeing 787s must be turned off and on every 51 days to prevent 'misleading data' being shown to pilots
  34. Rethinking VPN: Tailscale startup packages Wireguard with network security
  35. ZX Spectrum prototype ROM is now available for download courtesy of boffins at the UK's Centre for Computing History
  36. VMware plans to give vSphere power to automatically patch everything running in a VM
  37. Soup to nuts? Not quite for SAP asset management as oil drilling firm employs supply-chain add-on to save $6.8m
  38. Do you want to be an astronaut when you grow up? Yeah, you and 12,000 others: NASA flooded with folks hoping to visit Moon, Mars
  39. Huawei signs non-aggression patent pact with membership of Open Invention Network
  40. Fitbit unfurls last new wearable before it's gobbled by Google, right on time for global pandemic lockdown
  41. Here's what Europeans are buying amid the COVID-19 lockdown – aside from heaps of pasta and toilet paper
  42. Google Cloud Engine outage caused by 'large backlog of queued mutations'
  43. Slack hooks up with Microsoft Teams and Zoom VoIP calls
  44. If you thought black holes only came in S or XXXL, guess again, maybe: Elusive mid-mass void spotted eating star
  45. Cisco rations VPNs for staff as strain of 100,000+ home workers hits its network
  46. Does the US CLOUD Act hang darkly over your data privacy?
  47. Well, 2019 finished with Intel as king of the chip world, Broadcom doing OK, everyone else shrinking. Good thing 2020's looking up, eh?
  48. Vietnam bans posting fake news online
  49. VMware seeks new Australian MD as Alister Dias departs for Asian role
  50. Japanese airline ANA spins out telepresence-bot startup for virus-avoiding medicos and fearful tourists

TechMeme

  1. How Silicon Valley food caterers, event planners, venue owners, models, DJs, and others who relied on tech parties and events are coping with the loss of income (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)
  2. Washington state's facial recognition law, which is championed by Microsoft, was sponsored by State Sen. Joe Nguyen, who also is a program manager at Microsoft (Dave Gershgorn/OneZero )
  3. Uber Eats waived delivery fees in the name of supporting local restaurants, but some restaurants say Uber's 25% commission for take-out orders is too high (Sidney Fussell/Wired)
  4. Zoom is being banned over security concerns by some US school districts, including NYC, which is directing teachers to switch to Microsoft Teams (Valerie Strauss/Washington Post)
  5. Critics say bug bounty programs buy researcher silence, may violate labor law, and are less effective when they are closed and have NDAs placed on them (J.M. Porup/CSO)
  6. Apple's deal with Amazon to allow the Prime Video app to process some in-app payments on its own shows how arbitrary, unfair, and outdated App Store rules are (Dieter Bohn/The Verge)
  7. iOS 14 code indicates that Apple is working on a new feature codenamed "Avocado" to enable real, movable widgets on iPad and iPhone home screens (Filipe Espósito/9to5Mac)
  8. US Small Business Administration issues new guidance for the $350B stimulus program that still seems to exclude most VC-backed startups (Jonathan Shieber/TechCrunch)
  9. Sources: Apple is in the process of acquiring the California-based VR startup NextVR in a deal valued around $100M (Zac Hall/9to5Mac)
  10. China's efforts to track COVID-19 cases using personal data has been messy, partly due to sporadic coordination between different agencies and local governments (Financial Times)
  11. Report: Russia delays the implementation of a law banning devices not pre-installed with Russian software, by six months until January 1, 2021 (Andrey Kuzmin/Reuters)
  12. Analysis: thousands of people are organizing via private group chats, message boards, Twitter, Instagram, more to execute coordinated "Zoombombing" campaigns (New York Times)
  13. Telecom engineers, considered essential workers in the UK, are facing harassment from anti-5G conspiracy mongers, linking the deployment of 5G to coronavirus (Jim Waterson/The Guardian)
  14. 4Paradigm, a China-based startup providing AI-powered real-time data analytics, raises $230M from Cisco, Lenovo, and others, at a post-money valuation of ~$2B (Jane Zhang/South China Morning Post)
  15. Profile of Larry Ellison, who has turned the Hawaiian island of Lanai into a data-powered wellness lab and is building a COVID-19 database for the White House (Angel Au-Yeung/Forbes)