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BBC

  1. Brexit: MPs back bid to block Parliament suspension
  2. Lucy McHugh: Stephen Nicholson guilty of murder and rape
  3. Trump - I disagree with Omar 'send her back' chants
  4. Ayia Napa: Twelve teenagers in court after 'British woman raped'
  5. Man finds own amputated leg on cigarette packets without consent
  6. Florida city blasts Baby Shark song to drive away homeless from waterfront
  7. Morocco hikers: Three get death penalty for Scandinavian tourist murders
  8. US shot down Iranian drone in Strait of Hormuz - President Trump
  9. Swansea student Marcin Porczyk 'drowned' in slurry
  10. Met Police officer bought TV porn at home of dead child's family
  11. Ricky Martin rallies behind Puerto Rico protests to oust governor
  12. The Open 2019: Rory McIlroy's hopes in tatters after opening round of 79
  13. Message-in-a-bottle author found after 50 years
  14. Anti-manspreading chair designer receives 'backlash'
  15. Rhyl teen's dream of stylish prom transport fulfilled
  16. Israel mosque find: Archaeologists unearth 1,200-year-old ruins in desert
  17. 'Incredibly rare rainbow' photographed in Highlands
  18. Huge sand dune designed to prevent major gas terminal falling into sea
  19. London Bridge station makes 2019 Riba Stirling Prize shortlist
  20. Conjoined twins: Sisters meet surgeons who separated them
  21. Sounding alert about vanishing US coastlines
  22. Nursery children join dementia patients on zoo trip
  23. Illuminated River: First London bridges lit up
  24. BBC News at Ten
  25. How do you drive safely in the dark?
  26. Is Boris Johnson right about the rules on kippers?
  27. The Welshman behind Nasa's Apollo 11 moon landing mission
  28. Ebola: Your questions answered
  29. India school-leaving exam: The controversy that cost 23 lives
  30. Why US bird attacks on humans are on rise
  31. Brazil dam: How German firm approved Brazil dam before it burst
  32. The lap dancers who joined a union
  33. Should I offset my summer holiday flights?
  34. What to look out for at Comic-Con 2019: Picard, Terminator, Batwoman and more
  35. Trekking 10,000km across Africa for a football match
  36. England top group to set up New Zealand semi-final
  37. Britain's Yates wins stage 12 of Tour de France
  38. England suffer in must-win Ashes Test - report & highlights
  39. Connah's Quay stun Kilmarnock in Europa League
  40. The Open 2019: McIlroy's misery - Worst moments from a disastrous day for Rory
  41. The Open 2019: Tommy Fleetwood & Brooks Koepka among best shots from day one
  42. World Aquatics Championships: Jack Laugher blows 3m springboard gold with last dive

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Chrome update will stop sites from checking for Incognito Mode
  2. A sheriff's office in Colorado will use Galaxy S9s as body cameras
  3. Cellphone interference still poses a risk aboard some Boeing jets
  4. US networks improved in early 2019 with help from 5G upgrades
  5. Wirecutter's best deals: Save $150 on a Dell 34-inch 2K curved monitor
  6. 'Overwatch' test lets you pick and queue for a specific hero class
  7. Google’s plan to improve local news will start in Youngstown, Ohio
  8. YouTube Music adds seamless switching between audio and videos
  9. Barsys $1,500 robot bartender promises cocktails with AI precision
  10. Toyota unveils electric shuttles for 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo
  11. Time says its AR depiction of Apollo 11 is the 'most accurate' yet
  12. 'Plants vs. Zombies 3' is on the way and you can test it now
  13. Instagram will notify you before it disables your account
  14. Slack resets tens of thousands of passwords following 2015 data breach
  15. How to give your hike a high-tech upgrade
  16. Verizon's first 5G hotspot is $500 with a two-year contract
  17. Tell us your best memories of the NES
  18. Toys 'R' Us returns with 'STEAM' workshops and smaller stores
  19. The latest Google Doodle celebrates the Apollo 11 anniversary
  20. Pampers gets into smart diapers with Lumi
  21. Atari founder's Alexa-powered board game is out now
  22. How to shoot your next adventure like a pro
  23. Honda has a modular EV plan for the US
  24. Qualcomm fined €242 million in European antitrust case
  25. US senator calls for probe into FaceApp over privacy concerns

Pinboard

  1. Latacora - The PGP Problem
  2. Mac Open Web, by Brian Warren
  3. Why did we wait so long for the bicycle?
  4. Notre-Dame came far closer to collapsing than people knew. This is how it was saved.
  5. Shape Up — Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work that Matters by Ryan Singer
  6. How many kinds of USB-C™ to USB-C™ cables are there? — Benson Leung
  7. Calculus for Beginners
  8. Why You Only Need to Test with 5 Users
  9. The Raspberry Pi 4 needs a fan, here's why and how you can add one | Jeff Geerling
  10. Operating a Large, Distributed System in a Reliable Way: Practices I Learned — Summarized the good practices I've learned and use operating large distributed systems @UberEng:
  11. What you think about landfill and recycling is probably totally wrong
  12. GitHub - cube2222/octosql: OctoSQL is a query tool that allows you to join, analyze and transform data from multiple databases and file formats using SQL. — Show HN: OctoSQL – Query and Join multiple databases and files, written in Go https://t.co/4XaGJ8KFZx — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) July 16, 2019
  13. Daring Fireball: On Bill Gates’s ‘Greatest Mistake Ever’ — ★ On Bill Gates’s ‘Greatest Mistake Ever’:
  14. The General Problem
  15. What every computer science major should know — Given the expansive growth in the field, it's become challenging to discern what belongs in a modern computer science degree. My own faculty is engaging in this debate, so I've coalesced my thoughts as an answer to the question, "What should every computer science major kn…
  16. An Epidemic of Disbelief
  17. Astronaut
  18. xkcd: How Hacking Works — How Hacking Works
  19. Apollo 11 in Real-time — Apollo 11 in Real Time website is live. Includes all film footage, TV broadcasts, photographs, every word spoken, and more including 11,000 hours of Mission Control audio never before made publicly available
  20. InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - How to Find Hidden Cameras in your AirBNB
  21. www.washingtonpost.com — To this day, I can remember almost the precise spot where it happened: a supermarket parking lot in eastern Massachusetts. It was the mid-1970s; I was not yet a teenager, or barely one. I don’t remember exactly what precipitated the woman’s ire.
  22. Frontend Design, React, and a Bridge over the Great Divide — ✎ Frontend Design, React, and a bridge over The Great Divide:
  23. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/16/us/john-paul-stevens-dead.html) — What a beautiful obit of Justice Stevens from Linda Greenhouse. And what an anecdote.
  24. Elements of Programming
  25. How to run a small social network site for your friends — Super useful guide
  26. BPF Performance Tools: Linux System and Application Observability (book)
  27. Trump denies racist tweets were racist - CNNPolitics — Trump denies racist tweets were racist
  28. Turn Google Sheets into a database API. Ship fast and manage your data with ease - Stein — The API economy keeps on evolving. looks interesting. Simplifying access to content in Goo…
  29. DIY Data: Web Scraping with Python and BeautifulSoup — Show HN: I analyzed the history of “Who is Hiring?” threads https://t.co/hGJ54d6Qdg — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) July 15, 2019
  30. Story Project Template — ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for ProPublica’s Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox as soon as they are published. via Pocket
  31. Favorite by @AdamSerwer — Trump believes that only white people can truly be American citizens. Like his Birtherism, it is not a statement of fact, but a statement of values, one his…
  32. We’re told that too much screen time hurts our kids. Where’s the evidence? | Andrew Przybylski and Amy Orben | Opinion | The Guardian — Lots of hype, lots of money, limited to no actual evidence. e.g. some papers say more social media = sad kids, some say sad kids = more social media.
  33. Zelda Screen Transitions are Undefined Behaviour — The vertical scrolling effect in the original “The Legend of Zelda” relies on manipulating the NES graphics hardware in a manor likely that was unintended by its designers.
  34. Interesting Programming Languages
  35. warner/magic-wormhole · GitHub — Magic wormhole by @lotharrr looks pretty awesome:
  36. Revealed: This Is Palantir’s Top-Secret User Manual for Cops - VICE — via Pocket - Revealed: This Is Palantir’s Top-Secret User Manual for Cops - Added July 12, 2019 at 12:19PM
  37. The Omega Speedmaster: The Watch That Went to the Moon - The Atlantic
  38. A female historian wrote a book. Two male historians went on NPR to talk about it. They never mentioned her name. - The Lily — RT @stephaniemlee: A female historian wrote a book. Two male historians went on NPR to talk about it. They never mentioned her name.
  39. Everything You Need To Know About CSS Margins — Smashing Magazine — via Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers https://ift.tt/2ibDzra
  40. Cracking my windshield and earning $10,000 on the Tesla Bug Bounty Program | Sam Curry
  41. xkcd: How Hacking Works — How Hacking Works
  42. Archive — In which Paul Vixie crystallizes the Internet’s loss of innocence in a few short eloquent sentences.
  43. Calculus for Beginners and Artists | Hacker News
  44. Latacora - The PGP Problem — "Put a Signal number on your security page to receive bug bounty reports, not a PGP key."
  45. Jony Ive’s Mistakes: When Beautiful Design Is Bad Design
  46. Going Home with Wendell Berry | The New Yorker — Two and a half years ago, feeling existentially adrift about the future of the planet, I sent a letter to Wendell Berry, hoping he might have answers. via Pocket
  47. QuickJS Javascript Engine
  48. StephaneP's diary | You thought OpenStreetMap data uses the WGS84 datum? No it doesn't! | OpenStreetMap
  49. “10x engineers”: Stereotypes and research
  50. The Best Refactoring You've Never Heard Of | Path-Sensitive
  51. New face of the Bank of England's £50 note is revealed as Alan Turing - BBC News — Alan Turing, World War Two codebreaker and mathematician, will be the face of new Bank of England £50 note
  52. Epic Games supports Blender Foundation with $1.2 million Epic MegaGrant — blender.org — Epic Games Supports Blender Foundation with $1.2M via Instapaper https://www.blender.org/press/epic-games-supports-blender-foundation-with-1-2-million-epic-megagrant/
  53. I've seen the future and it's Norwich: the energy-saving, social housing revolution | Art and design | The Guardian
  54. 1x Engineer — hey hello fellow 1x engineers. I made a site for us, hopefully you'll add anything that's missing?
  55. The 25 Works of Art That Define the Contemporary Age - The New York Times — via Pocket
  56. A Quantitative Approach to Product Market Fit – Tribe Capital
  57. Astronaut — stream of YouTube videos with very few views uploaded in the past week
  58. "What The Hardware Does" is not What Your Program Does: Uninitialized Memory — Jul 14, 2019 • Rust • Edits • Permalink "What The Hardware Does" is not What Your Program Does: Uninitialized Memory This post is about uninitialized memory,…
  59. Turn your fzf into a live REPL :: paweldu.dev — Pawel Duda's personal site — Show HN: Turn your fzf into a live REPL https://t.co/3RcrXutFD0 — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) July 17, 2019
  60. Anatomy of a Mechanical Keyboard | Drop (formerly Massdrop)
  61. Intro to Speculative Fiction by People of Color – The Fantasy Inn — Intro to Speculative Fiction by People of Color via @TheFantasyInn
  62. To Break Google’s Monopoly on Search, Make Its Index Public. Bloomberg
  63. Notre-Dame came far closer to collapsing than people knew. This is how it was saved. - The New York Times — from Daring Fireball The New York Times: The New York Times conducted scores of interviews and reviewed hundreds of documents to reconstruct the missteps — and the battle that saved Notre-Dame in the first four criti…
  64. How I invest my own money - The Reformed Broker
  65. IndieAuth - IndieWeb — RT @keithjgrant: @smashingmag Indieauth
  66. Instacart Hounds Workers to Take Jobs That Aren’t Worth It - Bloomberg
  67. Untitled (https://medium.com/@bonniekavoussi/notes-from-peter-thiels-speech-at-the-national-conservatism-conference-on-july-14-2019-6a51b26b202) — Notes from Peter Thiel's speech yesterday:
  68. A Molecular Hurdle Might Make Weight Loss Even More Difficult - The Atlantic — A new study in mice points to how cell biology, not willpower, might be the root of yo-yo dieting. The American conventional wisdom about weight loss is simple: A calorie deficit is all that’s required to drop excess pounds, and moderating future…
  69. GitHub - michelp/pygraphblas: GraphBLAS for Python — Show HN: Graph Processing with Python and GraphBLAS https://t.co/kR7iX6HFLS — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) July 17, 2019
  70. The Sherp Makes Every Other Off-Roader Look Weak
  71. Americans Shouldn’t Have to Drive, but the Law Insists on It — Robyn Beck / AFP / Getty In a country where the laws compel the use of cars, Americans are condemned to lose friends and relatives to traffic violence. My…
  72. Untitled (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/nancy-pelosi-has-lost-control_n_5d2cb605e4b032ea741220ad) — RT @libbycwatson: my god this is good. you must read it
  73. www.washingtonpost.com — Reed Albergotti and Tony Romm, reporting for The Washington Post: While Apple formally supports the notion of a federal privacy law, the company has yet to formally back any bills proposed on the Hill — unlike Microsoft. “I would argue there’s a need for Apple to be a more vocal part of this debate,…
  74. The Ultimate Guide To Building Scalable Web Scrapers With Scrapy — Smashing Magazine — via Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers https://ift.tt/2ibDzra
  75. Shopify and the Power of Platforms — While I am (rightfully) teased about how often I discuss Aggregation Theory, there is a method to my madness, particularly over the last year: more and more…
  76. Am I micromanaging my team? - Signal v. Noise — Am I micromanaging my team?
  77. Your Smart Toaster Can’t Hold a Candle to the Apollo Computer — Margaret Hamilton led a team of 350 people to design the software behind the Apollo 11 mission. AP Without the computers on board the Apollo spacecraft, there…
  78. A Demonstration of 16 Levels of Piano Playing Complexity — A demonstration of 16 levels of piano playing complexity using Happy Birthday as an example
  79. The 5G Health Hazard That Isn’t - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://ift.tt/2FzLGtL
  80. ImportDoc — Show HN: ImportDoc – Use the content from a Google Doc in any web page https://t.co/oRzVjczKUu — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) July 15, 2019
  81. Substack – Andreessen Horowitz — via Andreessen Horowitz https://a16z.com
  82. Tandem - 远程团队的虚拟办公室
  83. Why you should really, really update your Logitech wireless dongle - The Verge
  84. mobile network - How can phone companies detect tethering (incl. Wifi hotspot) - Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange — read this to bypass
  85. I'm begging you: Stop donating canned goods to food banks
  86. I was a fast-food worker. Let me tell you about burnout. - Vox — Everyone should read this.
  87. A Series of Maps Reveals the Difference in How Cities are Perceived by Tourists and Locals | ArchDaily
  88. Anywhere You Want To Go (9,900 words) — Summary: Aziraphale knew Crowley liked him. He'd known it with a horrible clarity since around 1100, which was at least a thousand years after the first time he'd thought of kissing Crowley, and some eight hundred and odd before it occurred to him that the specific quality of Crowley's…
  89. Mike Schmitz's Screencast and Podcasting Setup – The Sweet Setup — Mike Schmitz’s Screencast and Podcasting Setup
  90. www.theguardian.com — French food was the envy of the world – before it became trapped by its own history. Can a new school of traditionalists revive its glories? By In 2006, after years reporting in the Middle East, I moved to Paris. via Pocket
  91. Daring Fireball: Apple Is Sending Out Another Silent Update To Fix the Webcam Flaw in Zoom’s Partner Apps — ★ Apple Is Sending Out Another Silent Update To Fix the Webcam Flaw in Zoom’s Partner Apps:
  92. Family by Association — Warlock Dowling is over-dramatic, insecure and inclined towards running away, which makes sense since he was primarily raised by a certain over-dramatic demon. After the apocalypse Warlock heads home to England to find his nanny. (Wordcount: 3,024)
  93. How Uber, Facebook, and Netflix Do SSH
  94. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/head-of-planned-parenthood-forced-out-after-eight-months/2019/07/16/c726b078-a7d3-11e9-a3a6-ab670962db05_story.html — Talk about an unfortunate choice of headline.
  95. Don’t Scoff at Influencers. They’re Taking Over the World. - The New York Times — As social media expands its cultural dominance, the people who can steer the online conversation will have an upper hand. ANAHEIM, Calif.
  96. 一休の現在と、ここまでの道のり - Speaker Deck
  97. Elon Musk unveils Neuralink’s plans for brain-reading ‘threads’ - The Verge — via The Verge - All Posts https://ift.tt/1jLudMg
  98. IINA - The modern media player for macOS
  99. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/76-billion-opioid-pills-newly-released-federal-data-unmasks-the-epidemic/2019/07/16/5f29fd62-a73e-11e9-86dd-d7f0e60391e9_story.html — DAMN!! Largest U.S. drug companies flooded country with 76 billion opioid pills, DEA data shows
  100. How Julian Assange turned an embassy into a command post for election meddling - CNNPolitics — Watch this story on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer at 6 p.m. ET and on Anderson Cooper 360 at 8 p.m. ET.

The Next Web

  1. The TurboGrafx-16 Mini is now available for pre-order
  2. Binance suddenly finding $775,000 in XLM is totally not a publicity stunt
  3. 48 kilometers is the farthest most people will travel to get some ass
  4. Google’s Parrotron AI helps people with speech impediments talk freely
  5. Google has removed 7 ‘stalkerware’ apps from its Play Store
  6. TikTok is testing a WhatsApp shortcut to let you share videos with your best friends
  7. Report: Bitcoin outperformed all other coins in Q2 2019
  8. CHEAP: Paint the town red with 33% off Sony’s DualShock 4 Wireless Controller
  9. Tons of iPhone users are joining the dark side by switching to Samsung
  10. ‘Trust’ was mentioned 69 times at Facebook’s Libra Senate hearing – nice

Smashing Magazine

  1. Yarn Workspaces: Organize Your Project’s Codebase Like A Pro
  2. 7 Gorgeous Free And Open-Source Typefaces And When To Use Them
  3. The Ultimate Guide To Building Scalable Web Scrapers With Scrapy
  4. Everything You Need To Know About CSS Margins
  5. Improve Your JavaScript Knowledge By Reading Source Code
  6. That Was SmashingConf Toronto 2019
  7. Inspired Design Decisions: Pressing Matters
  8. UX Improvements For Keyboard Accessibility
  9. CSS Lists, Markers, And Counters
  10. How To Build A Sketch Plugin With JavaScript, HTML And CSS (Part 2)
  11. How To Build A Sketch Plugin With JavaScript, HTML And CSS (Part 1)
  12. How To Integrate Social Media Into Mobile Web Design
  13. Using Slots In Vue.js
  14. How Sitejet Helps Your Agency Design Websites Faster Than Ever
  15. CSS Custom Properties In The Cascade

Wirecutter

  1. Costco Anywhere Visa Card by Citi Review: An Honest Assessment
  2. The Best Travel Car Seats
  3. The Best Alarm Clocks
  4. How to Clean Stainless Steel Pans
  5. After an Injury, Stay Comfortable and Productive With This Gear
  6. Read Anywhere This Summer
  7. American Express® Business Gold Card Review: An Honest Assessment
  8. Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card Review: A No-Brainer for Frequent Amazon and Whole Foods Shoppers
  9. 8 (Not Entirely) Indulgent Prime Day Deals to Treat Yourself
  10. Don’t Buy a Pet Camera. These Security Cameras Are the Best Way to Spy on Your Dog or Cat.
  11. What the Wirecutter Staff Bought on Prime Day
  12. The Top 5 Most Popular Prime Day Deals According to Wirecutter Readers
  13. Shop At Whole Foods on Prime Day And You Can Get Amazon Credit
  14. The Letdown of Prime Day TV Deals
  15. Why You Should Switch to USB-C Fast Charging Now
  16. The 7 Most Important Supplies for a Starter Earthquake Kit
  17. Our Prime Day Predictions
  18. The Best LCD/LED TV
  19. Why Essential Oils Make Terrible Bug Repellents
  20. When Does Amazon Prime Day Start?
  21. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  22. Should I Buy This Big Thing If It’s a Prime Day Deal?
  23. The Best Wall Ovens
  24. The Best USB Power Banks for Laptops
  25. The Best Patio Umbrella and Stand
  26. Blue Cash Everyday Card from American Express Review: Great Supermarket Rewards for the Annual-Fee Averse
  27. The Best Standalone VR Headset
  28. The Torturous History of the Treadmill
  29. The Best Water Fountain for Cats and Dogs
  30. The Best Acoustic Guitar for Beginners

Sweethome

  1. The Best Electric Razor
  2. The Best Alarm Clocks
  3. The Best Patio Umbrella and Stand
  4. How to Beat the Summer Heat at Home
  5. The Best Clothing Steamers
  6. The Best Bike Pump
  7. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  8. The Best Blackout Shades
  9. The Best Mattresses for Stomach Sleepers
  10. The Best Twin XL Sheets for Your Dorm Room
  11. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  12. The Best Pressure Washer
  13. The Best Mattresses for Back Sleepers
  14. The Best Cotton Sheets
  15. The Best Cordless Stick Vacuum
  16. The Best Smart Home Sensors for SmartThings
  17. 7 Times a Portable Air Conditioner Actually Makes Sense Over a Window AC
  18. The Best Charcoal Grill
  19. The Best Charcoal for Grilling
  20. The Best Mattresses for Side Sleepers
  21. The Best Online Framing Services
  22. 9 Muji Items That Are Beautifully Simple
  23. The Best Stuff from IKEA, According to Wirecutter’s Obsessive Staff
  24. The Best Meditation Apps
  25. The Best Sleep-Tracking App
  26. The Best Smart Scales
  27. The Best Shoe Rack
  28. The Best Gas Grills
  29. How to Create a Cozy Guest Bedroom
  30. Ready to Clean Out Your Closets for Summer? Here’s How.

Hacker News

  1. MITM on HTTPS traffic in Kazakhstan
  2. HTTP Security Headers – A Complete Guide
  3. How I tried to compete with YouTube and Google with Livevideo.com
  4. Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming (1996) [pdf]
  5. 2019 examples to compare OCR services: Amazon vs. Google vs. Microsoft
  6. Symmetry Minute
  7. Think in Math, Write in Code
  8. WeWork Founder Has Cashed Out $700M from the Company via Sales, Loans
  9. How I Could Have Hacked Any Instagram Account
  10. At what time of day do famous programmers work?
  11. Building the New Twitter.com
  12. Developers use API documentation: an observation study [pdf]
  13. Adventures Building a Self-Driving RC Car
  14. Reinventing the Small Wind Turbine
  15. Introducing Abscissa: iqlusion’s security-oriented Rust application framework
  16. Dry Stone Walls – Principles of structurally sound construction (2018)
  17. Fuzzbuzz (YC W19) Hiring an engineer to lead development on a new Fuzzing engine
  18. The Apollo 11 Moon Landing: Spacecraft Design Then and Now
  19. Hawaii telescope protest shuts down 13 observatories on Mauna Kea
  20. Ask HN: Anyone Using Cockroach DB in Production?
  21. Ex-Microsoft dev used test account to swipe $10M in store credits
  22. A moonlit tribute to a moon landing icon
  23. DataSpii: Extensions hide their data grabs–and how they’re discovered
  24. PostgreSQL Wins 2019 O'Reilly Lifetime Achievement Award
  25. Space law is inadequate for the boom in human activity there
  26. Large Scale Adversarial Representation Learning Explained
  27. H-1B: Federal judge backs government’s narrower view of ‘specialty occupation’
  28. Security Things in Linux v5.2
  29. The Washington Post is preparing for post-cookie ad targeting
  30. The Loneliness Epidemic

Ars Technica

  1. Facebook is backpedaling from its ambitious vision for Libra
  2. Top Gun: Maverick world premiere trailer: It’s not just F-18s this time
  3. Nigerian scammers slide into DMs, so Ars trolls them
  4. The Greatest Leap, part 3: The triumph and near-tragedy of the first Moon landing
  5. New trailer for IT Chapter Two ratchets up the horror
  6. Dealmaster: A handful of good Prime Day deals are still available today
  7. Dropbox silently installs new file manager app on users’ systems [Updated]
  8. Warming climate likely leading to larger California fires
  9. More on DataSpii: How extensions hide their data grabs—and how they’re discovered
  10. My browser, the spy: How extensions slurped up browsing histories from 4M users
  11. Microsoft warns 10,000 customers they’re targeted by nation-sponsored hackers
  12. Zombifying fungus bypasses the brain to make ants its puppets, study finds
  13. WHO declares Ebola outbreak an international emergency
  14. Painted-on salt provides glowing thermometer for tiny things
  15. DEA tracked every opioid pill sold in the US. The data is out—and it’s horrific
  16. Turkey crosses “red line,” gets booted from F-35 partnership
  17. Xiaomi’s Mi A3 brings stock Android, OLED display for €249
  18. Censored Chinese search project is “terminated,” Google rep testifies
  19. New archaeological layer discovered at L’Anse aux Meadows
  20. The Greatest Leap, part 2: The 50/50 bet that won the Space Race for America

Digg

  1. I Found Your Data. It's For Sale
  2. The Trailer For 'Top Gun: Maverick' Is Taking Our Breath Away
  3. A Beautiful Visualization Of All The Roads In The United States
  4. Not All CBD Is Created Equal. Try Medterra's Premium 99%+ Pure CBD Today
  5. Guy Electrifies His Carpet To Train His Roommate To Walk More Quietly
  6. Someone Hacked My T-Mobile Account And T-Mobile Won't Talk About It
  7. Instagram's Grisly Human Skull Trade Is Booming
  8. The Apple That Could Change An Industry
  9. Guy Hits A Pothole In A Tesla, Ends Up Costing Him $2,600
  10. The House Just Passed A $15 Minimum Wage. It Would Be The First Increase In A Decade
  11. Torrent Of Flooding Nearly Pushes NYC Commuter In Front Of An Oncoming Train
  12. Grindr Had Dreams Of Making The World Better For Queer People. Then A Chinese Gaming Company Bought It
  13. An Expert Explains The Differences Between Cheaper And More Expensive Yogurts
  14. This Tiny DJI Camera And Gimbal Helps You Capture Amazing Video
  15. Amazon Accidentally Sold $13,000+ Camera Gear For $100 On Prime Day
  16. Who Owns The Rights To Mexico's 'Wonder' Plant?
  17. Blake Griffin Demonstrates Why It's Hard Not To Sound Stupid In A Post-Game Interview
  18. Divorce Lawyers Share The Strangest Reasons For Divorce They've Seen In Darkly Hilarious Reddit Thread
  19. 'Schitt's Creek' And The Making Of An Emmy Underdog Success
  20. Win A 256GB iPhone XS, AirPods And An Apple TV 4K
  21. The Very Small World Of VC
  22. Guy Tries To Drift In A Smart Car, With Predictable Results
  23. Try Medterra's 99%+ Pure CBD Today With Free Shipping
  24. The Village Where Every Cop Has Been Convicted Of Domestic Violence
  25. A Fascinating Exploration Of Alfonso Cuarón's Incredible Long Takes
  26. Your Favorite Player's Favorite Player
  27. How Lawns Took Over America
  28. The Richest Person In Every State
  29. A Supercut Of Skaters Wiping Out At San Francisco's Annual Dolores Park Hill Bomb
  30. The Man Who Took 1 Million Photos
  31. No, Buying Coffee Won't Make You Poor
  32. How I Could Have Hacked Any Instagram Account
  33. Why The Human Back Is An Evolutionary Disaster
  34. The Future Of The City Is Childless
  35. The Case For Leaving Fare Beaters Alone And Making Public Transit Free
  36. Google And Facebook Are Quietly Tracking You On Porn Websites
  37. Every Keanu Reeves Movie, Ranked
  38. This 'Conan' Cold Opener Is Stylized Like 'Into The Spider-Verse', And It's Very Good
  39. Build Your Own Supercar — Out Of A Mazda Miata
  40. If We All Left To 'Go Back Where We Came From'
  41. Cardi B, Jennifer Lopez And Constance Wu Are Strippers Getting Even With Their Wall Street Clients In 'Hustlers' Trailer
  42. The Chinese Park Where Senior Citizens Go Looking For Love
  43. This Baby Who Cannot Hold It Together During Story Time Has The Most Contagious Laughter
  44. The Garbage Man Speaks
  45. Cat Thinks It's Caught A Bird — And Then A Competitor Arrives
  46. The Magical (Postmodern) World Of Disney
  47. Baker Mayfield Isn't Afraid Of The Hype
  48. 'Tokyo Drift' But With A Guy Making All The Car Noises Is A Perfect Internet Video
  49. Dueling Superpowers, Rival Billionaires. Inside The New Race To The Moon
  50. Visualizing Just How Much Hotter Climate Change Will Make Your City
  51. Jon Stewart Blasts Kentucky Senator Rand Paul For His Blocking Of 9/11 Victim Funding
  52. Your Dataset Is A Giant Inkblot Test
  53. Amazon's Most Ambitious Research Project Is A Convenience Store
  54. Man Screams 'Die!' As He Sets Fire To Japanese Animation Studio, Killing Up To 26
  55. Seeing Area 51 Memes Everywhere? The Truth About Them Is Out There*
  56. All The Latest And Best Longform On The Internet
  57. ​How Can I Get My Boss To Stop Dumping His Pee In The Kitchen Sink, And Other Advice Column Questions
  58. This Week's Best Memes, Ranked
  59. Good Gear That’s Been Shoved Into The Back Of A Closet Is Getting A Second Chance
  60. If An Unorganized Backpack Makes You Itchy, This Bag Is Your Balm
  61. Revisit 90s Footwear With These Colorful Asics

New Scientist

  1. Weird new type of magnetic liquid could be used to control soft robots
  2. Adding more bioethanol to petrol is no way to go green
  3. Chinese space station Tiangong-2 is about to fall from space
  4. London gender clinic reports rising number of non-binary attendees
  5. All hail London’s urban jungle as it becomes first national park city
  6. Oldest Denisovan art discovered on 100,000-year-old bone fragments
  7. We're pushing 28,000 species closer to extinction
  8. WHO declares international emergency over DRC Ebola outbreak
  9. Birds and insect species are heading north in the UK as climate warms
  10. Half of all harm caused by medical care is preventable
  11. A type of antibiotics can cause hearing loss - and now we know why
  12. Artificial skin can sense 1000 times faster than human nerves
  13. A drastic plan might prevent catastrophic Antarctic ice sheet collapse
  14. Life’s winners think success was earned even if it was down to luck
  15. Parasite brings down mosquito numbers in parts of Guangzhou
  16. Costa Rica is banning the use of polystyrene packaging from 2021
  17. Planning to carbon offset your flight? You should read this first
  18. Experimental Alzheimer’s drug targets gum disease bacteria
  19. Elon Musk's plans for mind-controlled gadgets: what we know so far
  20. Drones could be used to herd rhinos away from poaching hotspots
  21. Orangutan mothers tell infants where to go by scratching themselves
  22. Chimps bond with each other and people after watching a film together
  23. Menstrual cups are as safe and leakproof as tampons and pads
  24. People who think they’re overweight are more at risk for depression
  25. Plans to provide genetic testing on the NHS could harm well-being
  26. High levels of anxiety can slow down your reaction times
  27. Journal criticised for study claiming sun is causing global warming
  28. Ancient flood shows some dinosaurs nested in colonies like birds
  29. Mystery of universe’s expansion deepens with new cosmic calculation
  30. There aren’t enough space explosions to explain strange radio bursts
  31. Personalised cancer treatments are becoming more common in the UK
  32. Sexual images are just as arousing for women as they are for men
  33. The plan to build mega wind farms and artificial islands in North Sea
  34. Terraforming Mars with strange silica blanket could let plants thrive
  35. Anorexia is a metabolic disorder as well as a psychiatric one
  36. Elephants help forests store more carbon by destroying smaller plants
  37. You're less empathetic when you've been drinking heavily
  38. India’s moon mission Chandrayaan 2 delayed just before launch
  39. Targeting mitochondria in neurons may help relieve severe forms of MS
  40. Regulating e-cigarette flavours may prompt some people to smoke more
  41. Healthy living lowers chances of dementia even if genetic risk is high
  42. Something is seriously wrong with our understanding of the cosmos
  43. Storm Barry is heading towards New Orleans – how big is the risk?
  44. Purple fairy wrasse named Wakanda discovered on reef in twilight zone
  45. Double heatwave killed two-thirds of coral in central Indian Ocean
  46. Climate change may thin high-altitude clouds and trigger more warming
  47. People in China consume twice the recommended daily limit of salt
  48. Combining two cancer drugs could help slow growth of tumours
  49. AI beats professionals at six-player Texas Hold ’Em poker
  50. Molecules pictured changing shape as they gain and lose electrons
  51. Superstrong artificial muscle can lift 1000 times its own weight
  52. Hear what music would have sounded like at Stonehenge 4000 years ago
  53. Unknown species of lizard found inside a gliding dinosaur's stomach
  54. Whale mothers and calves whisper to avoid attracting predators
  55. India is about to launch a lander and rover to the moon’s south pole
  56. French healthcare will stop paying for homeopathic treatment in 2021
  57. Streaming online pornography produces as much CO2 as Belgium
  58. Hayabusa 2 lands on distant asteroid and collects another sample
  59. UK government urgently readies environment watchdog for no-deal Brexit
  60. Why most new medicines are no better than existing treatments
  61. Drinking sugary drinks linked to an increased risk for all cancers
  62. Authoritarians are less willing to make sacrifices for the environment
  63. Babies point at objects because they really want to touch them
  64. Bluehead wrasse fish switch from female to male in just 20 days
  65. World’s top personality test doesn’t really work – should we ditch it?
  66. Our species got to Europe 165,000 years earlier than we thought
  67. Forget Tesla - China’s BYD is driving the electric car revolution
  68. AI can teach doctors to spot signs of cancer-causing viruses
  69. Cooking skills aren't enough to make you eat a healthy diet
  70. Earth's helium is running out and it has dire consequences for science
  71. Survey reveals students’ hopes and fears about sex
  72. UK is going backwards on climate change action, advisers warn
  73. Lack of protective vaginal bacteria linked to high ovarian cancer risk
  74. Social stress linked to bone density loss in postmenopausal women
  75. Goats reveal their feelings with the sound of distinctive bleats
  76. Do you run with bent arms? Turns out it doesn't make much difference
  77. Butterfly numbers fell by one-third in the US over past two decades
  78. Computer attempts to replicate the dream-like maths of Ramanujan
  79. Virgin Galactic to become the first publicly traded space travel firm
  80. Chlamydia may spread through the gut to infect new parts of the body
  81. Instagram will ask users to rethink posting something offensive
  82. David Attenborough on climate change: 'We cannot be radical enough'
  83. Gene-silencing drug for rare hereditary disorder approved for NHS use
  84. HPV vaccine to be offered to UK boys as well as girls from September
  85. Watch Snowball the cockatoo show off the 14 dance moves he's invented
  86. Cleaning up China's dirty air would give solar energy a huge boost
  87. US teens may be finding it harder to buy cannabis after legalisation
  88. Half of babies affected by Zika virus are developing normally by age 2
  89. Immunotherapy may help treat some resistant bowel cancers
  90. AI made from a sheet of glass can recognise numbers just by looking
  91. Exclusive: Five couples lined up for CRISPR babies to avoid deafness
  92. Extracting sperm directly from testicles could help infertility issues
  93. Air pollution in Birmingham may cut months off life expectancy
  94. Jodrell Bank Observatory honoured with UNESCO World Heritage status
  95. British Airways faces largest ever data breach fine for 2018 hack
  96. China, Russia and the US are all racing to produce hypersonic weapons
  97. Ransomware attacks are on the rise and the criminals are winning
  98. Nerve surgery helps people with paralysis control their hands and arms
  99. UK roadsides could become burial grounds as graveyards are filling up
  100. More than a thousand sharks and rays have become entangled in plastic

Slashdot

  1. Apparent Arson Attack Devastates Kyoto Animation Anime Studio With Dozens Confirmed Dead
  2. Trump Says He's Looking Into a Pentagon Cloud Contract For Amazon or Microsoft
  3. Initial Tests of the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G and 5G Networks in US Cities Find The Phone Often Overheats and Switches To 4G
  4. Japan To Lead Development of SWIFT Network For Cryptocurrency
  5. Ex-Microsoft Worker Charged in Alleged Scheme To Steal $10M in Gift Cards and Use Funds To Finance Extravagant Purchases
  6. Bulgaria's Hacked Database Leaks To Hacking Forums
  7. iOS and iPadOS 13 Beta 4 Signals Death of 3D Touch, Rise of Context Menu
  8. Slack Resets Passwords For 1% of Its Users Because of 2015 Hack
  9. Have We Hit Peak Podcast?
  10. Netflix Will Roll Out a Lower-Priced Subscription Plan in India
  11. Uber Glitch Charges Passengers 100 Times the Advertised Price, Resulting in Crosstown Fares in the Thousands of Dollars
  12. Amazon Accidentally Sold $13,000+ Camera Gear For $100 On Prime Day
  13. DoNotPay's New Service Auto-Cancels Free Trials
  14. Jeff Bezos: I Spend My Billions On Space Because We're Destroying Earth
  15. To Foil Hackers, 'Morpheus' Chip Can Change Its Code In the Blink of An Eye

BoingBoing

  1. How deceptive browser extensions snaffled up 4m users' browsing history, including Nest videos, medical history and tax returns
  2. Thousands of elderly Hong Kongers march in solidarity with young human rights activists
  3. Great deal on the Kano Raspberry Pi computer kit
  4. Martin Shkreli's fraud conviction upheld in federal appeals court
  5. When you use FaceApp, you give a Russian company "perpetual, irrevocable" rights to your photos
  6. Arson attack on Kyoto animation studio leaves at least 33 dead, dozens injured
  7. Interactive map of public facial recognition systems in America
  8. Anti-vaxxer escalates from wishing children dead to threatening to kill adult lawmakers
  9. Amazon accidentally sold a $13,000 camera lens for $95 on Prime Day
  10. Sony's copyright bots remove a band's own release of its new video
  11. Five cool mechanisms made from simple materials
  12. This map shows where local police departments partner with Amazon's Ring
  13. Watch the CBS broadcast of the moon landing, old school commercials and all
  14. Ebola outbreak declared a public health emergency of international concern
  15. Court records show Trump was on calls with aides to kill stories of alleged sex affairs before 2016 election
  16. Spend a "bunderful" night in the Wienermobile through Airbnb
  17. Cyriak's obsession became his trippy, weird "Breakfast"
  18. Taika Waititi's directing Thor 4!
  19. Man launches iPhone XS into the sky because reasons
  20. No bail for Jeffrey Epstein, he will stay in detention pending trial
  21. Slack resets passwords for users who haven't updated since 2015 Slack Hack
  22. #Vanlife: Camping California's coast -- Morro Strand
  23. 'Station Eleven' is a haunting tale of the apocalypse
  24. Over those AirPods? Here are 10 pairs of earbuds that bring the noise
  25. House votes to table (kill) impeachment resolution
  26. Feds say Jeffrey Epstein's weird passport was used multiple times
  27. Google kills 'Project Dragonfly' China search engine project
  28. Scan of a 1921 book about insects
  29. If you are planning on buying a Nintendo Switch, wait until next month for the new model
  30. Instant Pot at a very low price

Core77

  1. Rethinking Car Design at the Petersen Automotive Museum
  2. Currently Crowdfunding: A Coloring Book About Climate Change, a Camera That Prints on Receipts, and More
  3. Design Job: Find your way down under. Join Büro North as an Industrial Designer in Melbourne, Austrailia
  4. A Series of Desk Accessories That Take Stress Relief to the Next Level
  5. Reader Submitted: BabyLegs: a DIY Research Trawl That Allows Citizens to Monitor Ocean Plastic
  6. Talking CMF with Alastair Curtis
  7. Designers Discussing Design, #1: Shotgun Approach vs. Rifle Approach
  8. This Clever, Staggered Design Will Make the Dreaded Middle Seat More Comfortable
  9. Lomography's LomoChrome Metropolis Film Exposes a New Generation of Photographers to Fresh Materials
  10. Design Job: Are you uncommonly talented? Join UcommonGoods as Senior Art Director in Brooklyn
  11. Studio Drift Honors the Apollo 11 Launch Anniversary with a Lyrical Drone Performance
  12. IBM Patents a Watch That Can Transform Into a Tablet
  13. Design Job: Chill Job Alert! Chilewich is Looking for a Design & Product Development Coordinator
  14. Viktor Hertz's Honest Logos Don't Shy Away From Calling Out Big Brands
  15. Reader Submitted: Bitty: A Pocket Drum Machine that Encourages Playing Music in Groups

CNET

  1. Saying no to FaceApp is common sense. Why are we saying yes? - CNET
  2. Fortnite YouTube Drops give free loot to players linking their YouTube acccounts - CNET
  3. Twitter is testing little profile icons that show up in replies - CNET
  4. Lotus Evija electric hypercar aims just shy of 2,000 horsepower - Roadshow
  5. Top Gun: Maverick trailer debuts at Comic-Con 2019 video - CNET
  6. 'Old Crow' is a 710-hp tribute to one heck of a pilot - Roadshow
  7. Top Gun: Maverick trailer shows Tom Cruise still feels need for speed - CNET
  8. YouTube Music will now let you roll between tracks and video - CNET
  9. James Cameron: Edward Furlong back as John Connor in R-rated Terminator - CNET
  10. Star Trek: Picard -- Everything you need to know - CNET
  11. More people are trading their iPhones in for Androids, study says - CNET
  12. AT&T hit with lawsuit over sale of customers' location data - CNET
  13. Got a new Instant Pot on Prime Day? Here's how to use it - CNET
  14. Netflix probably won't be jacking up prices again anytime soon (The Daily Charge, 7/18/2019) video - CNET
  15. Chevy's mid-engine C8 Corvette: Watch the livestream unveiling here - Roadshow
  16. Amazon Ring's police surveillance tieups are now on this one map - CNET
  17. It: Chapter 2: Trailers, cast and everything else you need to know - CNET
  18. Hulu gets NASA TV just in time for Apollo anniversary - CNET
  19. Subaru and Lexus top 2019 J.D. Power Automotive Brand Loyalty Study - Roadshow
  20. The best Paleo Instant Pot recipes you'll want to make again and again - CNET
  21. Elon Musk says his SpaceX Starship could go to the moon by 2021 - CNET
  22. Why you should get a wireless blood pressure monitor - CNET
  23. Gravity, YnM, SensaCalm: 7 of the best weighted blankets in 2019 - CNET
  24. The 9 best essential oil diffusers, according to enthusiastic Amazon reviews - CNET
  25. Hennessey Goliath 6X6 looks like an absolute monster in production guise - Roadshow

Reddit

  1. What was the first video game you ever played?
  2. What was the first video game you ever played?
  3. Obama surprises interns in Chicago
  4. Elon Musk Says We Can Land on the Moon in Less Than 2 Years - “If it were to take longer to convince NASA and the authorities that we can do it versus just doing it, then we might just do it. It may literally be easier to just land Starship on the moon than try to convince NASA that we can.”
  5. Fuck this guy in particular
  6. Quicksilver in X-Men Apocalypse
  7. Jeffrey Epstein denied bail, will remain jailed pending trial on sex trafficking charges
  8. IT CHAPTER TWO - Official Trailer [HD]
  9. Subtitles bad. 😤
  10. Mental health is important
  11. A broken system
  12. You will no longer be needing those panties
  13. Louvre Removes Name Of OxyContin’s Sackler Family From Museum Walls
  14. A simple compliment? Just look at me and I'm sold.
  15. Pretty much...
  16. Five guys arrested after fist fight at Five Guys
  17. You really didn’t make a bad choice buying the Switch now
  18. Developer Update | Role Queue | Overwatch
  19. TIL that the US has refused to continue funding the nuclear claims tribunal set up to compensate islanders that suffered radiation-related diseases from testing. So far it's paid less than $4 million of a $2.2 billion damage judgement. More than half of the affected islanders have died since.
  20. TIL that the US has refused to continue funding the nuclear claims tribunal set up to compensate islanders that suffered radiation-related diseases from testing. So far it's paid less than $4 million of a $2.2 billion damage judgement. More than half of the affected islanders have died since.
  21. Lady deflating beachballs at a children’s concert
  22. 2-2-2 Role Lock Is Gonna Be Absolute Heaven, Those Who're Against It Are Kidding Themselves
  23. 2-2-2 Role Lock Is Gonna Be Absolute Heaven, Those Who're Against It Are Kidding Themselves
  24. Those who are wealthier are more likely to say they earned their success, past surveys show. A new study (n=996) suggests winners are more likely than losers to credit their success to skill rather than luck, even when the odds are blatantly rigged in their favour, and little skill is involved.
  25. AITA for blasting my horn at a person using their phone whilst driving?
  26. Waiting a year to ask Subway for marriage
  27. Amazing Sunrise, Dolomites, Italy
  28. This elephant mom wouldn't stop crying until rescuers figured out what she wanted
  29. In Megamind (2010), after Roxanne learns that Megamind has been lying to her and he insists that "I can explain," one of his famous "No You Can't" posters appears in the background.
  30. I sealed a bottle with some water, dirt, aquatic plants, and snails 5 years ago. There are still live snails in it.
  31. Official: Juventus signs Matthijs de Ligt from Ajax
  32. Update regarding user profile transparency
  33. One Finger Discount [OC]
  34. I mean...
  35. One Finger Discount
  36. Never been kissed
  37. When you tell her a story that she doesn't understand, but she loves you anyway 😍
  38. My jewish parents wants me to get married in 3 weeks, 7 weeks max? i am 16. now what? :(
  39. LPT: The biggest communication problem is that we don't listen to understand. We listen to reply. When in an argument, put your anger aside and actually try to empathise with the other person, so as to defuse the situation.
  40. Swimming pool cut from an old Limestone quarry
  41. It is so incredibly frustrating as an alcoholic in recovery to go to AA meetings as an atheist.
  42. Adoption zoomies! After more than 5 months in the shelter, she found her forever home. Lovely guy came in and said "show me who's been here the longest". It was fate- her name and the guys last name were the same! (Sorry for vertical, I didn't think ahead i was so excited!)
  43. “I love Netflix because it doesn’t have ads”
  44. Cop pulled me over and I called 911 and lied to get out of going to jail.
  45. It’s both a happy and sad feeling when someone chooses not to sit next to you on the bus.
  46. Preacher throws himself on the floor for no apparent reason
  47. People say we look similar, so if you roast one of us do you technically roast both of us?
  48. A thread on aposematism
  49. WCGW if I ignored this rope
  50. I live in a van and this is my battle station!
  51. On an advertisement for a laptop cooling pad. I think they forgot blue fire is hotter.
  52. $22/hr is average wage needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in Canada: report - National
  53. That's my mom having sex
  54. /r/unpopularopinion posts its daily Nazi Support Group thread
  55. Husky doesn’t quite have a grasp on “shake”
  56. 🔥 Leopard hanging out on a tree 🔥
  57. Stranger Things vs Game of Thrones
  58. Dang, wish my memory was that good 😎
  59. Mine, digital, 2018
  60. They done did it
  61. Perhaps in an alternate timeline (OC)
  62. Forget Trump. Let's do what Obama said.
  63. PsBattle: family howling
  64. These sisters I know are trending on twitter right now for their complete opposite personalities.
  65. Developer Update | Role Queue | Overwatch
  66. PUBG streamer randomly shoots one sniper bullet to test out a bug, accidentally kills enemy 400m away.
  67. It's useless to post on reddit. Lurking is best.
  68. Phyllis: "We have a gym at home. It's called the bedroom."
  69. Megapod of 100+ dolphins near Laguna Beach, CA
  70. Reporter from Washington Post caught lying to Bernie Sanders
  71. Beautiful.
  72. The efficiency of LEDs
  73. Single gang rise up!
  74. How it feels knowing the neck beards of the game will make sure no new skill ever enters the game
  75. Be careful of this one
  76. IGN Selects Path of Exile as #1 F2P Game
  77. New born hair balls behind the fence
  78. Absolute Muslim unit.
  79. Soccer player catches an opponent flipping over his shoulder, saving them from colliding headfirst with the ground
  80. I finally got paid for my summer job and caved for prime day. Currently lost in the desert dressed as a woman!
  81. If you Loved your sons they way you love your daughters you'd realize this
  82. Forbidden banana.
  83. Bruh...
  84. [Wojnarowski] Toronto Raptors All-Star guard Kyle Lowry had a procedure to repair tendon injury in his left thumb, league source tells ESPN. Lowry hopes to be ready for USA Basketball training camp and FIBA World Cup later in summer.
  85. Congratulations to this three on their emmy nomination, if you want something fight for it.
  86. Kawhi Leonard Counter-Sued By Nike, Demand Injunction Against Him
  87. Before and after cleaning up welds on stainless steel. Sometimes work is satisfying
  88. cursed_birthday
  89. What is the non-baby end of an umbilical cord attached to?
  90. I think, a lot of us "know" her.
  91. my first existential crisis
  92. Lucky escape
  93. John Cleese writes to a 14-year-old fan
  94. Please be aware that ICE is here in Seattle for deportation raids. Know your rights. Stand with your neighbors. Do not open your doors.
  95. Why a Vagina gets Looser after having Sex with many Different Dicks (according to Pussy-Expert)
  96. Facebook brings out the neckbeards
  97. "Bought an expensive camera and now I'm a photographer" Starter Pack
  98. Dread it. Run from it. Coffee arrives.
  99. The most statistically-powerful study on autism to date has confirmed that the disorder is strongly heritable. The analysis found that over 80% of autism risk is associated with inherited genetic factors.
  100. When it's been three days and my boyfriend is still annoyed that I nicknamed his penis "Justin"

The Verge

  1. Microsoft’s Surface and cloud focus helps boost Q4 earnings as Xbox sales disappoint
  2. The first trailer for Top Gun: Maverick is a flashback to 1986
  3. The excellent Flappy Bird battle royale game is now available for everyone
  4. Overwatch’s new ‘role queue’ feature lets you play the hero you want
  5. YouTube Music now lets you flip between a song and its music video with a tap
  6. The new trailer for It: Chapter Two gets intense fast
  7. How to stop those annoying website notification prompts
  8. Fortnite players can now earn loot from watching YouTube videos
  9. Instagram will now warn users close to having their account banned
  10. DARPA’s Squad X project pairs Marines and robots to eliminate the fog of war

Wired

  1. Where Do Supermassive Black Holes Come From?
  2. The Truth About Trump’s Love-Hate Relationship With Big Tech
  3. Depth of Field: The Hollow Poetry of the Eric Garner Decision
  4. Europe’s Galileo Satellite Outage Serves as a Warning
  5. Disney’s New ‘Lion King’ Is the VR-Fueled Future of Cinema
  6. 'Thor 4' Is Coming—and Taika Waititi Is Directing
  7. How Long Would It Take to Bicycle to the Moon?
  8. High-Stakes AI Decisions Need to Be Automatically Audited
  9. Computer Models, Epic Floods, and the Fate of Coastal Cities
  10. 5 Best Portable Espresso Makers You Can Buy (2019)
  11. Everyone Wants Facebook's Libra to Be Regulated. But How?
  12. Now We Know How the Zombie Ant Gets Its Bite
  13. Elon's Brain Computer, Big Tech's Big Day in Congress, and More News
  14. Think FaceApp Is Scary? Wait Till You Hear About Facebook
  15. 33 Best Deals From Walmart and Other Amazon Prime Day Rivals
  16. The #IceBae Meme Captures the Worst of 2019 So Far
  17. DoNotPay's New Service Automatically Cancels Your Free Trials
  18. Climate Change Is Very Real. But So Much of It Is Uncertain
  19. Why Microsoft’s BlueKeep Bug Hasn’t Wreaked Havoc—Yet
  20. The 33 Best Remaining Amazon Prime Day Deals

LifeHacker

  1. Book a Frontier Airlines Ticket Right Now for $25
  2. Give Your Tired Feet a Break With This $89 Heated Foot Massager
  3. Feed Your Picky Kids and You With 'Venn Diagram Meals'
  4. Should You Avoid Alcohol in the Heat?
  5. How to Sell Your Used Jewelry for Cash
  6. Get Fit at Home With This $7 Set of Resistance Bands
  7. Write Your Kid a Letter Every Year on Their Birthday
  8. What's the Safest Seat on an Airplane?
  9. Where to Find The Cheapest Booze in Coach
  10. How to Help Immigrants During an ICE Raid
  11. This $15 Wall Charger Has Plenty of Ports to Go Around
  12. Delete These Banned Apps From Your Android Phone
  13. Amazon Prime Day Glitch Let People Buy $13,000 Camera Gear for $94
  14. The Best Podcasts to Binge During a Flight
  15. Turn Your Procrastination Time Into Productive Time
  16. How to Steam a Good Ham in Your Instant Pot
  17. Thursday's Best Deals: Dolby Headphones, ThermoPop, Dyson V6, and More
  18. How to Talk Into a Microphone
  19. The Preventive Maintenance You Need to Do On Your Car (and When)
  20. How do you remove the dang silk off corn? Don’t even bother.
  21. Put Down Your Phone During a Wedding Ceremony
  22. Get Up to 20% Back On Select Products With Your Amazon Prime Credit Card
  23. How to Get Your Cat to Be Quiet in the Morning
  24. How to Get Free Gogo Wifi During a Flight

The Onion

  1. 5 Things To Know About ‘The Lion King’
  2. Federal Officials Investigating Man Posting Racist Attacks Online Armed With Millions Of Explosives
  3. Ruth Bader Ginsburg Suspended For Next 10 Rulings Following Supreme Court Bench-Clearing Brawl
  4. Pizza Crust Saved To Make Pizza Stock
  5. Tips Every Dog Walker Should Know
  6. Next Bond Movie Will Feature Black Female Actor In Role Of 007
  7. John Oliver Annoyed After Discovering He The Only Non-CGI Character In ‘Lion King’ Remake
  8. Science Class Learning About Harmful Effects Of Sugary Sodas By Submerging Classmate In Coca-Cola For A Week
  9. National Weather Service Stresses Those In Path Of Heat Wave Should Crawl Towards Sparkling, Cold Spring Shimmering At Edge Of Vision
  10. Shocking New Epstein Video Shows Pictures Moving All On Their Own
  11. Man Can’t Believe He Being Jailed On Drug Charge When There Are Real Criminals Out There
  12. Netflix Cuts Controversial Suicide Scene From ‘13 Reasons Why’
  13. House Passes Resolution Overnight Apologizing If Previous Racism Resolution Came Off Too Harsh
  14. Cop Vows To Get Revenge On Eric Garner For Trying To Frame Him For Murder
  15. Report: How About You Tell Us The Goddamn News For A Change?
  16. Mom Saving Baby Pictures For Child To Use On Rap Album Cover
  17. Alan Turing To Be Honored On Britain’s £50 Note
  18. Man Annoyed After Neighbors Never Return Son They Borrowed To Do Some Work Around House
  19. What The Future Of Farming Looks Like
  20. Virginia Agrees To Remove Confederate Ghosts From State Capitol
  21. Baldwin Reveals Every Door That Locks Behind You In ‘Resident Evil 2’ Uses Baldwin’s High-Quality Latching Technology
  22. 5 Things To Know About ‘Deepfake’ Videos
  23. Trump Tells Liberal Congresswomen To ‘Go Back To Their Country’
  24. Moon Receives Standing Ovation At Apollo 11 Anniversary Event

The Register

  1. It's never good when 'Magecart' and 'bulletproof' appear in the same sentence, but here we are
  2. npm uninstall co-founder --global: Laurie Voss rides off into the sunset waving goodbye
  3. We don't mean to poo-poo this, but... The Internet of S**t has literally arrived thanks to Pampers smart diapers
  4. We need citizen devs, cries Microsoft – but pricey new licensing plans for PowerApps might put paid to that
  5. Soon Google will have more bit barns in Texas than you can shake a stick at: Second facility planned for Ellis County
  6. DRAM, is it cold in here? Semiconductor market expected to shrink 12% in 2019
  7. Bulgaria hack: 20-year-old infosec whizz cuffed after 'adult population's' finance deets nicked
  8. Hip and modern IBM can't beat legacy kit and services IBM: That's four consecutive quarters of revenue decline now
  9. Big fat doubt hovers over UK.gov's Making Tax Digital, customs declaration IT projects
  10. Those facial recognition trials in the UK? They should be banned, warns Parliamentary committee
  11. Qualcomm fined €242m over 'predatory pricing' that helped to knock off British competitor Icera
  12. Japan and Greece collide as Toshiba's storage biz spinoff reborn as Kioxia
  13. Microsoft demos end-to-end voting verification system ElectionGuard, code will be on GitHub
  14. 'Member Ke3chang? They're still at it, you know. Euro diplomats targeted by 'China-based' hacker crew
  15. Red flag: Verify to be marked 'undeliverable' by gov projects watchdog
  16. Elon Musk's new idea is to hook your noggin up to an AI – but is he just insane about the brain?
  17. Rust in peace: Memory bugs in C and C++ code cause security issues so Microsoft is considering alternatives once again
  18. Banks bid legacy tech farewell as they sail to the cloud – but now all that infrastructure is in hands of the big three
  19. Dutch cops collar fella accused of crafting and flogging Office macro nasties to cyber-crooks
  20. Fresh stalkerware crop pops up on Google's Android Play Store, swiftly yanked offline
  21. Don't give it away, give it away, give it away now, bot busting biz tells reCAPTCHA data serfs
  22. Still not in the cloud? It's not too late to join. Make the move with practical advice from top-notch AWS experts
  23. The Empire Strikes Back: Trump discovers $10bn JEDI cloud deal may go to nemesis Jeff Bezos, demands probe
  24. Hope to keep your H-1B visa? Don't become a QA analyst. Uncle Sam's not buying it: Techie's new job role rejected
  25. Li-ion battery 'price-fixing' case settled with bonus fury over lawyers pocketing eight-figures
  26. Ex-Microsoft dev used test account to swipe $10m in tech giant's own store credits, live life of luxury, Feds allege
  27. Having flogged off its data centers, AT&T cozies up to Microsoft, IBM to keep it running
  28. For pity's sake, groans Mimecast, teach your workforce not to open obviously dodgy emails
  29. 2019 set to be the worst year yet for smartphone market as lack of worthy upgrades dents demand
  30. You ain't getting around UK data laws on a technicality, top judge tells Google
  31. Email scammers extract over $300m a month from American suits' pockets
  32. Euro Commish probes Amazon's marketplace, worries Bezos' beast is sniffing 'competitively sensitive' seller data
  33. Microsoft adds Internet Explorer mode to Chromium Edge, announces roadmap
  34. Oh look. Vodafone has extended its ultrafast 5G network to deliver... Wi-Fi?
  35. Boris Johnson's promise of full fibre in the UK by 2025 is pie in the sky
  36. Google's Go team decides not to give it a try
  37. Well I'm looking to AI to save me, looking 'cos it's my design: Could you make my drone learn to fly hybrid?
  38. OK, it's fair to say UK's botched Emergency Services Network is an emergency now, right?
  39. Turning it off and on again IN SPAAACE! ISS animal-tracker kit needs oldest trick in the book
  40. Brit consumers still holding off on buying new PCs until that Brexit thing is over and done with
  41. Share your story: Continuous Lifecycle 2020 call for papers is open NOW – what are you waiting for?
  42. Bad news: Earth is not going to be walloped by asteroid 2006 QV89. Good news: Boffins have lost sight of it, so all hope is not yet lost
  43. Chrome on, baby, don't fear The Reaper: Plugin sends CPU-hogging browser processes to hell where they belong
  44. Experts: No need to worry about Europe's navigation sats going dark for days. Also: What the hell is going on with those satellites?!
  45. If malware wants to bury deep inside your Lenovo or Gigabyte servers, they can just ask Vertiv's insecure BMC firmware
  46. It was totally Samsung's fault that crims stole your personal info from a Samsung site, says Samsung-blaming Sprint
  47. Let's open the Mystery Data Security Blunder box, and see what's inside today... Ah! Hotel reservations and more
  48. Google nuked tech support ads to kill off scammers. OK. It also blew away legit repair shops. Not OK at all
  49. SpaceX reveals chain of events that caused the unplanned disassembly of Crew Dragon capsule
  50. Awkward! Bernie tells Bezos-sponsored event he'd break up Amazon and other tech titans

TechMeme

  1. Microsoft's Xbox hardware revenue declined 48% YoY in Q4, but Xbox Live active users grew to 65M (Tom Warren/The Verge)
  2. Microsoft reports Q4 Productivity and Business Processes revenue of $11.0B, up 14% YoY, and More Personal Computing revenue of $11.3B, up 4% YoY (Emil Protalinski/VentureBeat)
  3. Microsoft reports Q4 Intelligent Cloud revenue of $11.39B, up 19% YoY, with Azure revenue up 64% YoY, its lowest growth rate in at least four years (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
  4. Microsoft reports Q4 revenue of $33.7B, up 12% YoY, operating income of $12.4B, up 20% YoY, and net income of $13.2B, up 49% YoY (Microsoft)
  5. How Amazon Go, which offers all the selection of a 7-Eleven but with more complexity and cost, became the company's most ambitious research project (Bloomberg)
  6. Intel and SAP announce a multi-year partnership focused on data centers, combining Intel's hardware with SAP's software (Dean Takahashi/VentureBeat)
  7. Inside 18 months of turmoil at Grindr, which some former employees say began with its sale to Chinese company Kunlun Group and elevation of Scott Chen (Ryan Mac/BuzzFeed News)
  8. Trump confirms he will look into Pentagon's JEDI cloud contract, set to be awarded to Microsoft and Amazon, after "tremendous complaints from other companies" (Ari Levy/CNBC)
  9. In some ways, Netflix's Q2 results were a disaster, highlighting the weakness of its US market, limits of international growth, and pain of losing huge shows (Julia Alexander/The Verge)
  10. Google increases Chrome bug bounty rewards, tripling the maximum baseline reward from $5,000 to $15,000 and doubling the maximum reward from $15,000 to $30,000 (Shelby Brown/CNET)
  11. As podcast service Blubrry says there are now over 700,000 podcasts, with 2,000 to 3,000 launching every month, a look at whether we have reached "peak podcast" (Jennifer Miller/New York Times)
  12. New Delhi-based MyMoneyMantra, which operates a marketplace for financial services, raises $15M, its first external funding in its 30-year history (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  13. Instagram strengthens moderation policies, introducing an alert to warn people when their account is close to being deleted and giving moderators more leeway (Jacob Kastrenakes/The Verge)
  14. InCountry, a data residency-as-a-service platform that helps multinational companies store customer data locally, raises $15M series A to expand globally (Paul Sawers/VentureBeat)
  15. Wattpad's ad-free subscription tier and Wattpad Paid Stories, which offers exclusive, paywalled content to users, are now available worldwide to its 70M+ users (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)