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BBC

  1. Birmingham Prison taken over from G4S by government
  2. Cruise ship rescue: Woman rescued after 10 hours in sea off Croatia
  3. Greece emerges from eurozone bailout programme
  4. Lowest-paid parents 'can't afford basic lifestyle'
  5. 'I feel scared in my collapse-risk flat'
  6. Korean reunions: Families divided by war meet in North
  7. Kerala floods: Relief teams rescue 22,000 as rains ease
  8. 'I broke every bone in my face - and survived'
  9. Mum and daughter hurt in 'horrific' hammer attack
  10. Malcolm Turnbull: Under-pressure Australia PM drops climate policy
  11. Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani: Truth isn't truth
  12. Jobcentre joke is the funniest at the Fringe
  13. Newspaper headlines: GCSE 'warning' and a 'miracle rescue'
  14. News Daily: Trauma care overhaul 'saving lives' and prison takeover
  15. Cruise ships rescue: How to survive for 10 hours in the water
  16. The memory bear made from a father's clothes
  17. What Americans get wrong about 911
  18. 'Underwater, I'm a normal person'
  19. The woman who created 'Tinder for lonely mums'
  20. Beards galore at British championships
  21. One ice cream puppy, please
  22. Australia drought: New South Wales town 'mobbed' by thirsty emus
  23. BBC Breakfast
  24. Gladbeck: The deadly hostage drama where the media crossed a line
  25. 'It never entered my mind that I wasn't coming back'
  26. MTV VMAs: All you need to know about the best video nominees
  27. Soup kitchens and start-ups: Greek bailout era ends
  28. Fighting school holiday hunger in Birkenhead
  29. The business-class toddler clocking up air miles
  30. The comedian who really doesn't want to die on stage
  31. 'We are real': Saudi feminists launch online radio
  32. The French connection: How Catalonia got its ballot papers
  33. England v India: Michael Vaughan criticises 'fragility' of hosts' batting
  34. Livingston: Kenny Miller leaves player-manager role after just seven weeks
  35. Novak Djokovic makes history with Cincinnati Masters victory over Roger Federer
  36. Asian Games: Japan basketball players sent home for 'paying women for sex'
  37. Brighton 3-2 Man Utd: Brighton score three first-half goals to stun visitors
  38. Serie A: Lazio fans call for women to be banned from 'sacred place'
  39. Charlottesville remembered: 'A battle for the soul of America'

Bitcoin

  1. $6,446.8763
  2. £5,060.8817
  3. €5,648.1147
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Logitech's vertical mouse could save your wrist
  2. EU draft law would force sites to remove extremist content
  3. MIT's 'GPS' for the body can locate hidden implants
  4. Tesla cars will play video with a future update
  5. Sony explains why Android updates take so long
  6. Tesla's new Roadster will appear on 'Jay Leno's Garage' August 23rd
  7. Jack Dorsey explains why Twitter is reluctant to fight fake news
  8. Snapchat's much-needed Android overhaul is hiding in plain sight
  9. Egypt signs censorship-focused cybercrime bill into law
  10. The next 'Rainbow Six: Siege' update shakes up a familiar formula
  11. The best iPhone cases
  12. After Math: What could go wrong?
  13. The best and worst gaming laptop brands of 2018
  14. Federal court orders alleged hacker to pay for bail with cryptocurrency
  15. 'Forza Horizon 2' leaves the Xbox Store on September 30th
  16. Bots on Amazon's task service may be souring psych studies
  17. Netflix purges all user reviews like it said it would
  18. Facebook hit with federal complaint over discriminatory housing ads
  19. Skype previews texting feature for PCs
  20. Leaks reveal NVIDIA GeForce RTX cards ahead of August 20th event
  21. Netflix axes Michelle Wolf and Joel McHale talk shows
  22. Elon Musk says Tesla could build $25,000 EV in about 'three years'
  23. Ask Engadget: Where can I find tech deals for students?
  24. AI gives Thanos a soul in 'Avengers: Infinity War'
  25. The Morning After: Your weekend edition

Pinboard

  1. Swiss startup Energy Vault is stacking concrete blocks to store energy — Quartz — via Quartz http://bit.ly/2tvdiN3
  2. Elon Musk Confronts a Fateful Tweet and an ‘Excruciating’ Year — Elon Musk was at home in Los Angeles, struggling to maintain his composure. “This past year has been the most difficult and painful year of my career,” he said.…
  3. Good Recommendations
  4. Favorite Sayings — Ousterhout
  5. Think Julia: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
  6. The un-celebrity president: Jimmy Carter shuns riches, lives modestly in his Georgia hometown - The Washington Post — via Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis https://wapo.st/2FHX347
  7. 24-core CPU and I can’t type an email (part one) | Random ASCII
  8. GRID: A simple visual cheatsheet for CSS Grid Layout
  9. The Akrasia Effect: Why We Don’t Follow Through on Things — Our brains prefer instant rewards to long-term payoffs. It's simply a consequence of how our minds work. Given this tendency, we often have to resort to crazy strategies to get things done—like Victor Hugo locking up all of his clothes so he could write a book. But …
  10. Hume is the amiable, modest, generous philosopher we need today – Julian Baggini | Aeon Essays — Socrates died by drinking hemlock, condemned to death by the people of Athens. Albert Camus met his end in a car that wrapped itself around a tree at high…
  11. How to Output Your Mac's Audio to Two Pairs of Headphones at the Same Time - Mac Rumors — How to Output Your Mac’s Audio to Two Pairs of Headphones at the Same Time by @waxeditorial
  12. How to make friends as an adult - Vox — via Vox - All http://bit.ly/2HnDTO1
  13. GitHub - google/python-fire: Python Fire is a library for automatically generating command line interfaces (CLIs) from absolutely any Python object. — I almost missed this! Super neat python lib from google to turn any object into a CLI
  14. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/18/us/politics/don-mcgahn-mueller-investigation.html) — It's #maggietime: White House Counsel Has Cooperated Extensively With Mueller’s Obstruction Inquiry
  15. Women's Pockets are Inferior
  16. How Does Mastodon Work? - Kev Quirk
  17. Exactly what to say when recruiters ask you to name the first number… and other negotiation word-for-words – interviewing.io blog
  18. Don't Do This in Production · Stephen Mann
  19. Redux vs. The React Context API — How to use React's new Context API and how it compares to Redux, side-by-side: https://t.co/eZ0sawSm9g — Dave Ceddia (@dceddia) July 24, 2018
  20. Q: Why Do Keynote Speakers Keep Suggesting That Improving Security Is Possible? A: Because Keynote Speakers Make Bad Life Decisions and Are Poor Role Models | USENIX — Not usually a fan of keynotes, but I'm gonna have to make sure I get up in time to listen to this one:
  21. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajGX7odA87k) — glorious glorious talk
  22. Introduction to Go Modules – Roberto Selbach
  23. Markov Chains — Explained Visually
  24. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MevKTPN4ozw&feature=youtu.be) — NEW VIDEO - Talking Tech with Elon Musk! - RT!
  25. Botched CIA Communications System Helped Blow Cover of Chinese Agents – Foreign Policy — via Foreign Policy http://bit.ly/2HK9LOo
  26. The 4 questions you should stop asking during your one-on-one meetings — You’re probably already asking at least one of them – but it’s never too late to stop. Looking at the clock. Staring into the distance. Short, nondescript…
  27. Create a simple cross-platform desktop game with Go | sausheong's space
  28. 5 thoughts on self-help
  29. How Oklahoma City Was Born in a Day — via di https://nym.ag/2oYZcPm
  30. From $erverless to Elixir
  31. Creating a Chrome extension in 2018: The good, the bad and the meh | Checkly
  32. Fake Facebook adverts are making people double take all over London | Metro News — 替你盡社會責任
  33. Opinion | The Debt-Shaming of Stacey Abrams - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  34. The Total Beginner's Guide to Game AI
  35. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/18/opinion/the-slippery-slope-of-complicity.html) — The real story isn't Trump, who's exactly what we should have expected; it's his enablers in the G.O.P.
  36. eno  -  A notation language for everyone
  37. The Great Chinese Art Heist | GQ — The patterns of the heists were evident only later, but their audacity was clear from the start. The spree began in Stockholm in 2010, with cars burning in the streets on a foggy summer evening. The fires had been lit as a distraction, a ploy to lure the attention of the police.
  38. Art of debugging with Chrome DevTools – Frontmen – Medium
  39. The Best Textbooks on Every Subject
  40. How TripAdvisor changed travel | News | The Guardian — via The Guardian http://bit.ly/2GbBpmx
  41. 6.886 Graph Analytics Spring 2018 — MIT 6.886 Graph Analytics Spring 2018 (cmts )
  42. Stop Hiring for Culture Fit — In Brief The Problem Most companies approach hiring with faulty assumptions and poor practices. They believe talent is fixed rather than contextual. They fail…
  43. See No Evil, by Miriam Posner — It’s entirely possible to have an astoundingly effective supply chain while also knowing very little about it. Not only is it possible: it may be the enabling condition of capitalism at a global scale. … This peculiar state of knowing-while-not-knowing is not the explicit choice of any i…
  44. Checkbox vs Toggle Switch – UX Planet
  45. How to use 1Password as a digital will – The Sweet Setup — How to use 1Password as a digital will
  46. Everything You Need To Know About Alignment In Flexbox — Smashing Magazine — via Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers https://ift.tt/2ibDzra
  47. The un-celebrity president: Jimmy Carter shuns riches, lives modestly in his Georgia hometown - The Washington Post — They do this just about every weekend in this tiny town where they were born — he almost 94 years ago, she almost 91. Dinner at their friend Jill Stuckey’s house, with plastic Solo cups of ice water and one g…
  48. MichaelMure/git-bug: Distributed bug tracker embedded in Git
  49. Duplo Layouts — It is posts like these that give me immense joy. Particularly on a Friday when I feel OK gi…
  50. Ask HN: Simple, beginner friendly ETL / Data Engineering project ideas?
  51. Elon Musk’s New York Times Interview Reveals Double Standards for Male and Female CEOs - The Atlantic — Some thoughts on Elon Musk's candid interview with The New York Times:
  52. Pre-sleep treatment with galantamine stimulates lucid dreaming | Hacker News
  53. How social media took us from Tahrir Square to Donald Trump
  54. Pixelblaze — Ben Hencke — Pixelblaze V2 – an advanced LED pattern development engine and controller
  55. Designing Data Intensive Applications and its related books
  56. A comprehensive guide to yellow stripey things — A comprehensive guide to yellow stripey things (aka bees, yellow jackets, and other stinging things)
  57. Tutorial: How to deploy an app to production with an actual button | The GitHub Blog
  58. Tired of Twitter? Join Me on Mastodon | WIRED — via Wired Top Stories http://bit.ly/2tAvpRP
  59. Pre-sleep treatment with galantamine stimulates lucid dreaming: A double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study
  60. Archaeologists explore a rural field in Kansas, and a lost city emerges — via News - latimes.com https://lat.ms/2GeiXto
  61. xkcd: Equations — Equations
  62. Vitamin D, the Sunshine Supplement, Has Shadowy Money Behind It - The New York Times — via NYT > Business https://www.nytimes.com/pages/business/index.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
  63. What It’s Like Living As a Diagnosed Psychopath
  64. This Illusion Will Blow Your Mind For A Brief Moment - Digg
  65. Helvetica Neue + Menlo
  66. Poland was shockingly liberal during the 1400s | Smash Company — The version of Western history that I was taught in school mostly focused on Spain and Portugal during the 1400s and 1500s, France and Germany in the 1700s and 1800s, Russia and Germany in the 1900s, and Britain during the whole era from the Dark Ages onwards. …
  67. Internal Meeting Reveals How Google Bosses Misled Staff on their China Censorship Plan. Here Are The Questions They Must Answer. — via The Intercept https://ift.tt/1L51Zr3
  68. Penn Jillette, In Conversation — via Daring Fireball http://bit.ly/2FJ06sP
  69. www.bowdoin.edu/~ltoma/teaching/cs340/spring05/coursestuff/Bentley_BumperSticker.pdf
  70. Generative Artistry — Generative art tutorials, news and love.
  71. California homeowners get to pass low property taxes to their kids. It's proved highly profitable to an elite group — via News - latimes.com https://lat.ms/2GeiXto
  72. Beyond Interactive: Notebook Innovation at Netflix – Netflix TechBlog – Medium
  73. A Good Makefile for Go - Azer Koçulu's Journal
  74. Google China censorship project named after co-founder Sergey Brin's luxury yacht? • Ryan Gallagher — Gallagher, who writes at The Intercept, with some "cutting-room details" from his other stories on Google's China project; it turns out that Sergey Brin has a 240ft, $80m yacht named "Dragonfly" - the same as the China proje…
  75. Opinion | Trump Is Not a King - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  76. Aretha Franklin Had Power. Did We Truly Respect It? - The New York Times — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  77. The Math Required for Machine Learning – Technomancy – Medium
  78. Homeowner Devises Masterfully Passive-Aggressive Way To Shame People Who Don't Pick Up Their Dogs' Poop - Digg — ​Tired of people leaving their dogs' poop on your curb? Willing to go through the effort of installing a security camera and making laminated signs? Here's your solution: via Pocket
  79. How Women Can Get What They Want in a Negotiation — How Women Can Get What They Want in a Negotiation https://ift.tt/2MRUVa9
  80. CSS Scan - Instantly check or copy computed CSS from any element on the internet — Inspect Element on steroids: study how things are made on the web in real-time and copy computed styles with no hassle (neither longhand styles)
  81. Service Workers – Hacker Noon
  82. Falsely Accused of Shoplifting, but Retailers Demand They Pay - The New York Times — via NYT > Business https://www.nytimes.com/pages/business/index.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
  83. Why Facebook is losing the war on hate speech in Myanmar — YANGON, Myanmar – In April, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg told U.S. senators that the social media site was hiring dozens more Burmese speakers to review…
  84. Daring Fireball: Twitter Addresses Why They’ve Broken Twitter for Third-Party Clients — from Daring Fireball Good piece by Sarah Perez at TechCrunch regarding a Twitter internal email on why they’ve broken significant functionality for third-party clients: And Twitter wonders why users don’t want to use its own clients? P…
  85. Alexa, Can You Have a Conversation With Us? (At Least a Short One?) - The New York Times — Digital assistants like Amazon’s Echo can listen to you. And they can talk back. But that doesn’t mean they can carry on a good conversation.
  86. How to Design for the Modern Web – Commit Log – Medium
  87. Text to Image
  88. Opinion | Your iPhone Didn’t Create the Gig Economy - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  89. Distributed teams are rewriting the rules of office(less) politics – TechCrunch — via TechCrunch https://tcrn.ch/2tBgC9o
  90. Uzbekistan's Secret Underground — The Tashkent metro. Amazing.
  91. How to Email Someone You Haven’t Talked to in Forever — How to Email Someone You Haven’t Talked to in Forever https://ift.tt/2MU7EZU
  92. Twitter’s fear of making hard decisions is killing it - The Verge — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  93. Opinion | Elon Musk Is the Id of Tech — A lot of people have been asking me for my take on what’s going on with Elon Musk these days. But what they’re really asking is obvious: Is he crazy? Not crazy…
  94. Bitcoin’s energy usage is huge – we can't afford to ignore it | Technology | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian http://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  95. Cartography Playground — RT @bricker: Great open source #cartography algorithm playground tool for teaching and learning! out of…
  96. What It’s Like to Be a Big-Time Female Weed Trafficker - VICE — via VICE http://bit.ly/2p6kyta
  97. We Know Trump Is Guilty. We’re Having a Hard Time Admitting It – Talking Points Memo — Trump is guilty. Why there’s such resistance to this reality is an interesting question. via @TPM
  98. Taibbi: Censorship Does Not End Well – Rolling Stone — For more than half a century, we had an effective, if slow, litigation-based remedy for speech violations. The standards laid out in cases like New York Times v. Sullivan were designed to protect legitimate reporting while directly remunerating people harmed by bad speec…
  99. The Magic Show - This American Life
  100. I wrote a review of the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard for you nerds - BrettTerpstra.com — This is a post about keyboards. Well, about one keyboard, but we’ll probably go through a bunch to get there. It’s going to be long, and some of my less…

The Next Web

  1. EU to fine social media platforms that take more than 1 hour to remove extremist content
  2. iPad explodes at Apple’s Amsterdam store, customers evacuated
  3. Unity isn’t just for video games anymore — it can also help you build a career
  4. Securing web sites with HTTPS made them less accessible
  5. Get videos, music, or media to work on your iPhone or iPad with this simple app for 50 percent off
  6. Telling the truth about defects in technology should never, ever, ever be illegal
  7. Researchers believe Earth constantly attracts mini-moons
  8. Twitch is reportedly making a play for YouTube’s top talent
  9. Developing bionics: How IBM is adapting mind-control for accessibility
  10. The island of enchantment hasn’t lost its charm: An entrepreneur’s guide to San Juan, Puerto Rico

Smashing Magazine

  1. Designing For Micro-Moments
  2. Monthly Web Development Update 8/2018: The Cost Of JavaScript, Ethics In Open Source, And QUIC
  3. Scroll Bouncing On Your Websites
  4. The Complete Anatomy Of The Gutenberg WordPress Editor
  5. Everything You Need To Know About Alignment In Flexbox
  6. Web Performance For Third Party Scripts: SmashingConf Videos
  7. Attracting Users To Evaluate Your Product
  8. We Are Just Getting Started: 1,000 Smashing Members
  9. What Happens When You Create A Flexbox Flex Container?
  10. User Experience Psychology And Performance: SmashingConf Videos
  11. Sunshine All Day Every Day (August 2018 Wallpapers Edition)
  12. What Do You Need To Know When Converting A Flash Game Into HTML5?
  13. Logging Activity With The Web Beacon API
  14. WordPress Notifications Made Easy
  15. How To Improve Test Coverage For Your Android App Using Mockito And Espresso

Wirecutter

  1. Our Favorite Camera Bags
  2. The Best NAS for Most Home Users
  3. The Best Air Conditioner
  4. Thinx Review: What to Know Before You Buy Period Underwear
  5. The Best Kids Lunch Boxes
  6. The Best School Backpacks for Elementary School Students
  7. The Best Labels for Kids Lunch Boxes and Clothing
  8. How to Avoid Counterfeits When Looking for Deals
  9. The Best Mechanical Pencils
  10. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  11. The Best iPad Keyboard Cases
  12. The Best Tripod
  13. How We Evaluate Retailer Reliability
  14. The Best Tent for Family and Car Camping
  15. The Best Photo Book Service
  16. Our Favorite Briefcases
  17. The Best Twin XL Sheets for Your Dorm Room
  18. The Best USB 3.0 Hubs
  19. The Best Extension Cords for Your Home and Garage
  20. How to Pick the Best Extension Cord at the Hardware Store
  21. The Best and Worst Ways to Store Extension Cords
  22. The Best Bed Pillows
  23. How to Keep Your Home Cool
  24. Join Us for Our Very First Wirecutter Deal Day on August 21
  25. Can I Use an Air Purifier to Clear My Home of Wildfire Smoke?
  26. Where Should You Buy Appliances?
  27. The Best USB-C Video Cables and Adapters
  28. The Best Window Air Conditioner Bracket
  29. The Best Drip Coffee Maker
  30. The Best Bike Helmet for Commuters

Sweethome

  1. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  2. The Best Twin XL Sheets for Your Dorm Room
  3. The Best Extension Cords for Your Home and Garage
  4. The Best Bed Pillows
  5. How to Keep Your Home Cool
  6. Where Should You Buy Appliances?
  7. The Best Window Air Conditioner Bracket
  8. Amazon Echo vs. Google Home: Which Voice Controlled Speaker Is Best for You?
  9. The Best Linen Sheets
  10. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  11. The Best Mousetrap
  12. Vivint Home Security System Review: Pro Install vs. DIY
  13. The Best Basic Home Toolkit
  14. The Best Pressure Washer
  15. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  16. The Best Garden Hose
  17. The Best Reel Mower for Your (Small) Lawn
  18. The Best Fan
  19. The Best Smart Water-Leak Detector
  20. The Best Hangers
  21. The Best Grill Tools and Accessories
  22. The Best Charcoal Grill
  23. The Best Bike Pump (Floor Standing)
  24. The Best Humidifier for a Baby
  25. The Best Ultrasonic Humidifier
  26. The Best Smart Thermostat
  27. The Best Blankets
  28. The Best Food Storage Containers
  29. GE AHP08LX: Finally, a Promising Smart AC
  30. The Best Mattress Toppers

Hacker News

  1. Show HN: Um – Create your own man pages so you can remember how to do stuff
  2. How India's rich continue to rake in billions with impunity still today
  3. Why Sitting May Be Bad for Your Brain
  4. New evidence challenges the story of the Stanford Prison Experiment
  5. Insurance copays are higher than the cost of the drug about 25% of the time
  6. What Did Ada Lovelace’s Program Actually Do?
  7. Headless Chrome support in Cloud Functions and App Engine
  8. Parallel Programming with Python
  9. Clover: 4-Bit Quantized Linear Algebra
  10. Go Memory Management
  11. AV1 and the Video Wars of 2027
  12. London museum is livestreaming a key 21st-century artifact: festering sewage
  13. Two player Karateka using a 42 byte patch
  14. An Online Magazine You Can’t Read Online
  15. Is Lisp Still Unique? Or at Least Different? (2002)
  16. Design errors Satoshi made
  17. Don’t Do This in Production
  18. Going FLOSS-only on Android
  19. The scientists who starved to death surrounded by food
  20. Electric Scooters in New York City? They Just Might Work
  21. Making ASDF more magic by making it less magic
  22. Pop Songs Written by Native Speakers of Swedish
  23. 'Coerced into tipping'? How apps are changing the culture of tipping in SF
  24. Hume the Humane
  25. 1968 Created the 'Ultimate' Anti-Sport Sport
  26. Deep Reinforcement Learning: Pong from Pixels (2016)
  27. Getting Deep into EVM: How Ethereum Works Backstage
  28. The freelance writer of Sing Sing
  29. Notes from the Unashamed
  30. Bumper Sticker Computer Science (1985) [pdf]

Ars Technica

  1. Logitech gets into the vertical mouse game with the MX Vertical
  2. A review of Monitor-IO, a little gadget that wants to talk about your Internet
  3. ROLI Songmaker Kit mini-review: Rediscovering my musical roots with fancy new tech
  4. Workhorse brings an electric pickup truck, helicopter to Manhattan
  5. There’s a new insecticide on the block, and it’s also bad news for bees
  6. London museum is livestreaming a key 21st-century artifact—festering sewage
  7. Who Goes There?: The Thing returns to the tabletop
  8. Dealmaster: Take $250 off a Google Pixelbook and more back to school sales
  9. Paul Hansmeier finally cops to being a porn troll, after a years-long saga
  10. Cybersex toy industry heats up as infamous “teledildonics” patent climaxes
  11. Netflix will now interrupt series binges with video ads for its other series
  12. Next Windows 10 update nearing completion as it gets its official name
  13. Russia is down to a single female cosmonaut, and she may never fly
  14. The blockchain bonanza is over for graphics card makers
  15. Disenchantment review: Groening’s new Netflix toon is off to a bloody good start
  16. HBO picks up Watchmen live-action TV series, will debut in 2019
  17. Disney just dropped a trailer for its new Star Wars Resistance show
  18. After employee revolt, Google says it is “not close” to launching search in China
  19. African palm oil expansion is bad news for the continent’s primates
  20. Elon Musk says he is having the most “painful year of my career”

Digg

  1. Inside The Ring Of Underground Wrestling
  2. How To Make A Profitable Podcast
  3. Greece's Bailout Is Ending. The Pain Is Far From Over.
  4. This Bank Is Basically Giving You 20 Bucks Every Month
  5. Augmented-Reality Ads Are Headed To Your Social Media Feed
  6. Watch Three Cars Do Simultaneous Donuts On The Bay Bridge
  7. The Queasy Science Behind The Hangover Munchies
  8. How Crazy Rich Asians Turns A Traditional Asian Rom-Com Trope Into A Modern Statement
  9. Vitamin D, The Sunshine Supplement, Has Shadowy Money Behind It
  10. The Unusual Contest That Gives Everyday Cyclists A Chance At Going Pro
  11. College Bros Make The Absolute Most Of Their Campus Being Flooded
  12. 1968 Created The 'Ultimate' Anti-Sport Sport
  13. What Went Wrong With IBM's Watson
  14. Switch Banks, Get Free Money
  15. The Best Thing About The WWE Right Now Is The Guy You Hated On ‘The Real World’
  16. One Of The Strongest Progressives In Congress Is Facing A Primary Challenger Invoking Identity And Change
  17. Trump And Mexico Need Each Other
  18. Putin's Weekend Of Trolling
  19. This Nude Vegan Blogger Drama Is Incredible
  20. When Microsoft Rescued Apple From The Brink Of Collapse
  21. Google's Ambitions For China Could Trigger A Crisis Inside The Company
  22. The New Exiles
  23. This Miracle Headrest Will Soothe Your Neck Pain In 10 Minutes
  24. Move Over Fake News Media, Trump Hates Social Media Too Now
  25. This Illusion Will Blow Your Mind For A Brief Moment
  26. Why Natural Childbirth Is A Myth
  27. Spotify, Fix Your Crooked Logo — It's Driving Me Nuts
  28. How Brexit Could Create A Crisis At The Irish Border
  29. Urban Leaders On The Right Way To Lure Amazon HQ2
  30. Divers Rescue Extremely Unlucky Whale Tangled Up In Crab Nets
  31. Omarosa's Coverage By Cable News Drowned Out Other Stories
  32. A Revealing, Kind Of Embarrassing Look At My 2003 College Mixtape
  33. She Is The World's Most Renowned Empathy Researcher — And Is Alleged To Have Been Harassing Employees For Years
  34. The Soviets May Have Once Built A Secret Nuclear-Powered Land-Submarine To Attack America
  35. What It's Like to Be A Big-Time Female Weed Trafficker
  36. You Could Build A Functioning Welding Machine By Gluing 40 Batteries Together, But You Absolutely Shouldn't
  37. A Bot Panic Hits Amazon's Mechanical Turk
  38. The 20-Year Patent On Teledildonics Has Expired
  39. This Mashup Of '90s Hits Played On Glass Bottles Is The Apotheosis Of '90s Mashups
  40. Inspiring Viral Sports Girl Is Actually A Boy
  41. Why Do So Many Celebrities Blame Ambien?
  42. Alexa Vs. Siri Vs. Google: Which Can Carry On A Conversation Best?
  43. The Man Whose Story Inspired 'BlacKkKlansman,' On The Complicated Reality Of Black Cops
  44. Man Can't Stop Slipping While Shoveling, Miraculously Avoids Falling Flat On His Face
  45. Mark Wahlberg Agrees To Take A Lie Detector Test For Some Reason
  46. When Body Cams Had Bullets
  47. Fentanyl Overdoses Can Cause Amnesia, In Case You're Looking For Another Reason Not To Take Fentanyl
  48. If You're Looking For A New Car Stereo, You've Found Nirvana
  49. Librarian Blew $89k In City Money On Free Mobile Game
  50. Live-Updating Trump News
  51. All The Latest Cryptocurrency News, In One Place
  52. The Best Long Reads From Around The Internet

New Scientist

  1. The galaxy is full of ‘water world’ exoplanets where life could evolve
  2. Watch 4D-printed ceramics form elaborate, shape-shifting structures
  3. This AI will draw whatever you want – but it’s utterly terrible
  4. Genoa bridge collapse – what went wrong and are other bridges at risk?
  5. Eating a low-carb diet may shorten your life – unless you go vegan too
  6. Oldest galaxies in the universe discovered right on our doorstep
  7. Future robot swarms should copy lazy ants who let others do the work
  8. Including population control in climate policy risks human tragedy
  9. The male fish who eat their eggs because they want better babies
  10. New mega-journal will raise the profile of African science
  11. Exposure to insecticide DDT linked to having a child with autism
  12. Corals on old North Sea oil rigs could help natural reefs recover
  13. Replacing your boss with a cruel robot could make you concentrate more
  14. Why the US is worried a Russian satellite might be a space weapon
  15. A drug’s weird side effect lets people control their dreams
  16. An opt-out organ donor system might actually lead to fewer transplants
  17. No contraceptive is perfect, but can you trust apps to stop pregnancy?
  18. It’s time to embrace video games as an Olympic sport
  19. Some clouds are formed when a virus makes algae shed their shells
  20. Doctors will grow human tissue on the International Space Station
  21. Weird circles in the sky may be signs of a universe before ours
  22. Why taking ayahuasca is like having a near-death experience
  23. Sterile fish could help wild salmon dodge the ‘gene pollution’ effect
  24. Sticking brain cells together with glue could boost and protect memory
  25. We have finally figured out how to snap spaghetti into two pieces
  26. Why forecasting how hot it will be in 2022 is mostly a gimmick
  27. US police testing AI that learns to spot crimes in CCTV footage
  28. There is no evidence that the weedkiller glyphosate causes cancer
  29. Google tracks your location even if you switch off location tracking
  30. DeepMind’s AI can spot eye disease just as well as top doctors
  31. Why allergies aren’t nuts at all
  32. Google just made it much harder to build a serious quantum computer
  33. Ancient natural nuclear reactors show how to store radioactive waste
  34. We’ve identified the brain cells that let you control urination
  35. Asteroid strike may have forged the oldest rocks ever found on Earth
  36. Orca who carried her dead infant is not alone – many animals grieve
  37. Rock layers show our sun has been in same cycle for 700 million years
  38. NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is on its way to the sun, via Venus
  39. Cybersecurity is failing us – and will continue to do so unless we act
  40. Tools reveal Easter Island may not have had a societal collapse
  41. Gluten-free dogs? Pets deserve better than this evidence-free fad
  42. Fortnite is coming to Android, but players risk downloading malware
  43. Bots on Amazon’s Mechanical Turk are ruining psychology studies
  44. The Meg: Real Megalodon shark would eat Jason Statham for breakfast
  45. New Zealand becomes the latest country to ban plastic bags
  46. We have measured the speed of death and it’s 2 millimetres an hour
  47. High-speed electrons prove Einstein was right about the speed of light
  48. Alien grass is making California wildfires three times as frequent
  49. Another supervolcano in California is not as dormant as we thought
  50. Tight underwear really is linked to lower sperm counts in men
  51. Inducing labour at 39 weeks leads to fewer emergency Caesareans
  52. ‘Hey’: short messages are the best dating site strategy, study says
  53. Police can now track killers using relatives’ DNA – but should they?
  54. Ecstasy-like drugs might relieve social difficulties in autism
  55. Don’t give up, we can survive even a Hothouse Earth
  56. The underwater drones that hunt for oil spills beneath the waves
  57. US Navy wants to fire a slime cannon at boats to stop them escaping
  58. California’s worst wildfire in history is now the size of Los Angeles
  59. Neutron stars bend light so much we see their front and back at once
  60. Sound waves are a form of antigravity because they have negative mass
  61. Future heatwaves will knock nuclear, gas and coal power plants offline
  62. Extreme weather finally brings home the reality of climate change
  63. Global warming may become unstoppable even if we stick to Paris target
  64. Women more likely to survive heart attacks if treated by female doctor
  65. More than 90 people killed in massive earthquake on island of Lombok
  66. Radio jammers saved Venezuela’s president from deadly drone attack
  67. The truth about the suspected link between social media and self-harm
  68. Explosive facelift left star looking much younger than its true age
  69. A weird Pacific cycle could make the Arctic warm up even faster
  70. Did we really evolve domestic violence? We don’t know yet
  71. Deaths caused by the opioid fentanyl are rising in the UK
  72. It may be impossible to evolve a large brain if you hibernate
  73. The medical cannabis debate is a chance to put science before dogma
  74. Two huge Antarctic glaciers are losing much more ice than we thought
  75. Football teams secretly using AI to predict injuries before they occur
  76. Small dogs urinate higher up lamp posts to make themselves seem bigger
  77. Modified mosquitoes wipe out whole city’s dengue for the first time
  78. Did ancient Mayan civilisation collapse because of a sudden drought?
  79. How many people did Hurricane Maria really kill in Puerto Rico?
  80. Mystery of Welsh bodies buried at Stonehenge as first stones arrived
  81. Dark matter might be harder to detect because it’s not from our galaxy
  82. Google Glass app uses emojis to help children with autism read faces
  83. Bio-engineered lungs are the first successful organs made in the lab
  84. Newly-discovered type of lung cell has central role in cystic fibrosis
  85. Donald Trump may finally appoint a science adviser after 18 month wait
  86. AI camera to help spot the best grapes for making pesticide-free wine
  87. One drink a day might be enough to stop dementia by flushing the brain
  88. VR headset helps people who are legally blind see again
  89. Kurdish refugee wins the Fields medal – the biggest prize in maths
  90. Row over 3D-printed firearms distracts from US gun violence crisis
  91. Lemurs self-medicate by rubbing toxic millipedes over their bottoms
  92. Earth Overshoot Day – what to make of this moment of reckoning?
  93. An Amazonian snake has two types of venom that kill different prey
  94. NASA’s plans to end the ISS could put its Mars missions in danger
  95. Boy’s brain works just fine after a large piece was removed
  96. When you ride the subway you share bacteria with everyone in your city
  97. Pulses of laser light could find murder victims in unmarked graves
  98. Climate change made Europe’s heatwave twice as likely to happen
  99. Women have more miscarriages than live births over their lifetime
  100. Terraforming Mars might be impossible due to a lack of carbon dioxide

Slashdot

  1. Construction Begins On $1 Billion Telescope That Will Take Pictures 10 Times Sharper Than Hubble's
  2. Apple Pulls 25,000 Apps From China Amid a Barrage of State-Media Criticism
  3. BitTorrent Founder Bram Cohen Has Left the Company
  4. Vitamin D, the Sunshine Supplement, Has Shadowy Money Behind It
  5. Apple's Amsterdam Store Evacuated After iPad Battery Explodes
  6. China Aims To Narrow Cyberwarfare Gap With US
  7. 'Americans Own Less Stuff, and That's Reason To Be Nervous'
  8. Netflix Deletes All User Reviews
  9. Rolls-Royce Launches New Battery System To Electrify Ships
  10. Stolen Android Anti-Piracy Software Dumped On Github
  11. Volkswagen's CEO Was Told About Emissions Software Months Before Scandal, Says Report
  12. Does Gmail's 'Confidential Mode' Go Far Enough?
  13. Uber Loses $900 Million In Second Quarter; Urged By Investors To Sell Off Self-Driving Division
  14. HUD Files Complaint Alleging Facebook Ad Tools Allow Housing Discrimination
  15. Musk's Boring Company Proposes High-Speed Underground Subway To Dodger Stadium

BoingBoing

  1. The 78th World Science Fiction Convention will be in Wellington, New Zealand
  2. The fabulous illustrated history of the pocket calculator
  3. Youngest person ever given new face in transplant surgery
  4. Doja Cat gets herself a viral hit with bovine-meme video 'Mooo!'
  5. Explore the world with a live feed from this easy-to-pilot drone
  6. A home for middle-aged men
  7. Spider Robinson's joke
  8. Trump is the Lorax who speaks for the Nazis
  9. A next-gen, multi-switch Useless Machine that unswitches your switches in order
  10. Antivirus maker Sentinelone uses copyright claims to censor video of security research that revealed defects in its products
  11. Catholic League insists that it's only rape when priests "penetrate" children
  12. Criminals have perfected the art of taking over dead peoples' online accounts
  13. Comedy sketch imagines a sobriety test for stoners
  14. Present with confidence using the hacks in this public speaking bundle
  15. Aretha Franklin tribute on the NYC subway
  16. Homer Simpson in 3D: Artist Miguel Vasquez imagines what cartoon characters would look like in real life
  17. FBI investigating cyber attack on CA Democratic congressional candidate's campaign
  18. HUD accuses Facebook of Fair Housing Act violations
  19. Omarosa tapes: She has video, not just audio, reports AP.
  20. Feds ask court to force Facebook to break Messenger's end-to-end voice encryption for MS-13 gang probe
  21. They have started making these cool little Moleskine business card holders again
  22. Naughty Tijuana Bible about Trump and Stormy
  23. Aretha Franklin performs "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (1971)
  24. Utah lawyer says his religious beliefs are more important than sick people who use medical cannabis
  25. The Center for Disease Control's realistic new comic about swine flu and a state fair
  26. Over six percent of us experience "phantom odor perception"
  27. Man's passive aggressive and funny way to shame dog walkers who don't pick up poop
  28. Student makes realistic car sounds while pretending to drive a race car in class
  29. Homeowner comes up with clever way to shame owners who let their dogs crap on his lawn
  30. Satanic Temple statue unveiled at Arkansas State Capitol

Core77

  1. Angelpoise Releases "Mini Mini" Version of Their Iconic Task Lamp
  2. Adding a Simple Design Improvement to Chopsticks
  3. Volkswagen's Spektrum Program Offers a Whopping 40 Different Color Options
  4. This Mobile Interface Aims to End Your Phone Addiction Through Simple Design
  5. Design Job: Sick of This Heat Wave? Help Timeship Design Cryogenic Human Pods for Future Reanimation
  6. Sketching Up a Tesla Tank
  7. Women's Pockets Really Suck
  8. The Digit, a Retro Mechanical-Keyed Calculator
  9. A Portable, Convenient, Swappable Renewable Energy Source: Honda's Mobile Power Packs
  10. Michael DiTullo on Why Designers Shouldn't Limit Themselves to a Single Product Category
  11. Tools & Craft #103: How Drawbore Pins Work
  12. Steven M. Johnson's Product Design Lesson: Practice Creating Variations
  13. Great Features in Klein Tools' Tradesman Pro Tool Master Backpack
  14. Kikkerland's Compact Suit Folder
  15. The Cero One, a Modular, Electric Cargo Bike Based on Japanese Utility Bicycles

CNET

  1. Who's the Sharp Objects killer? The top theories, broken down - CNET
  2. Jack Ryan review: Amazon's action analyst ain't that interesting - CNET
  3. EU reportedly ready to act against tech companies over terror content - CNET
  4. Twitter CEO Dorsey explains ignoring Infowars' rules violations - CNET
  5. Movies and shows on Amazon: September 2018 - CNET
  6. OnePlus 6T will launch with T-Mobile in first US carrier deal ever - CNET
  7. Visual effects company MPC reveals modern movie magic - CNET
  8. Know your visual effects lingo - CNET
  9. Inside the visual effects factory where movie magic is made - CNET
  10. Tonal shrinks your gym into a touchscreen TV video - CNET
  11. Morgan Motor Company still makes cars by hand with wood - Roadshow
  12. The shaky world of coffee maker startups - CNET
  13. Classic of classics: How Morgan still makes its wooden wonders - Roadshow
  14. 5 ways Samsung's new Bixby speaker can beat Alexa, HomePod and Google Home - CNET
  15. MSI GS65 Stealth Thin review: A gaming laptop that does split-personality with style - CNET
  16. Maingear's F131 is crazy impressive video - CNET
  17. See the Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 500M Limited Edition - CNET
  18. Trump tweets that social media firms discriminate against the right - CNET
  19. MoviePass vs. AMC Stubs A-List vs. Movie Club vs. Sinemia: Movie subscriptions compared - CNET
  20. See Hasbro make its first Power Rangers toy: A highly detailed White Ranger - CNET
  21. This straight-up audiophile turntable costs less than you'd think - CNET
  22. Listening test: Sennheiser’s iconic headphone comes in for a makeover - CNET
  23. The biggest laundry mistake you're probably making - CNET
  24. Shows and movies on Hulu: September 2018 - CNET
  25. The first 6 things to do when you get an Amazon Echo - CNET

Reddit

  1. The actual use of a treadmill.
  2. TIL modern Air Conditioning exists out of the need to dehumidify. Cooling was a fortunate side effect.
  3. Beijing basks in bluest skies in a decade as campaign against smog pays off
  4. This two headed turtle
  5. A Golden snoot to brighten your day
  6. I made a creepy fish tank.
  7. Speeding down a hill on a bike.
  8. 🔥 Hummingbird nest on a peach
  9. Mega Man X cosplay
  10. Found a wallet a couple of weeks ago inside of a car that I was renting. The wallet had credit cards and quite a bit of cash inside. The gentleman who it belonged to happen to be celebrating his birthday that same day. I was able to mail him his wallet. A few weeks later I receive this.
  11. Duck
  12. This small bedroom in Hawaii. Imagine going to sleep to the sounds of the Pacific Ocean. [OC] 1680 X 1120
  13. It All
  14. GOP leader accuses Twitter of censoring conservatives, finds out his user settings was hiding tweets
  15. Anon does a flippin good thing
  16. I was lucky to visit Convict Lake, at the Eastern Sierras, California on a windless morning like this, to capture an almost perfect reflection [OC] [7316 x 6851]
  17. Gangster rap made me do it.
  18. early 2000s kid starter pack
  19. Novak Djokovic Becomes First Tennis Player in History to Win All Four Slams and All Nine Masters
  20. No more 'edecanes:' Attractive, sometimes scantily clad female models who are often employed at events to greet guests or simply to act as eye candy will no longer be allowed at government events in Mexico City
  21. He has revealed himself
  22. Oof my metal beam
  23. Yes a dog
  24. [Image] Such a close race! Poor fallout :(
  25. Smoke so bad in Washington State that it's hiding mountains
  26. /u/TheFlyingFry has some very nice things to say about a musician when OP asks, doesn't realize OP is the musician
  27. "Vices", Acrylic, 40x50"
  28. A filter that turns saltwater into freshwater just got an upgrade - Smoothing out the rough patches of a material widely used to filter saltwater could make producing freshwater more affordable
  29. MRW I check my blind spot before switching lanes and somebody is actually there
  30. You're not a real man if you don't die in the middle of your combo
  31. I’m smart... anyone know smart things I could say?
  32. Sexually fantasizing about one’s partner inhibits relationship-damaging behaviors, suggests a new study.
  33. Closed eye visuals
  34. Eldritch Tommy, Son of the Deep Sea
  35. Forbidden cupcakes
  36. I've been doing it wrong the entire time
  37. Without the Arabs we wouldn’t have 9/11.
  38. "The tall ones"
  39. Don’t let his face fool ya, he enjoyed every second of destroying that pillow
  40. Finally, justice for our 2002 WSOP $2,500 No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven-Draw Tournament Champion.
  41. A loyal shop owner not afraid to show their support for the empire.
  42. Awa
  43. Is this legal?
  44. [Homemade] Slow Smoked Brisket
  45. Floods in Kerala ( India ), have crippled the entire state infrastructure but failed to cripple human heart.
  46. Do it for the cookies 🍪
  47. True though
  48. In "Zootopia" (2016), during the chase scene in Little Rodentia, they pass by a billboard for "Thigmo Taxis". In Biology, thigmotaxis is the movement towards or away from physical stimulus, and has been extensively studied in rodents.
  49. Seattle’s air quality ‘worse the Beijing’ as wildfires scorch eastern Washington.
  50. Star Trek: The Next Jeneration
  51. Wholesome space men
  52. 2meirl4meirl
  53. Frog had its eyes grow back into its skull as a result of macro mutation.
  54. Leaf art
  55. Vampire hunting kit - 19th Century
  56. The truth is revealed in my failure to plan,
  57. Hobbit
  58. Had a tragedy today. A potato chip booped off of her nose and went under the washing machine. She’s been laying there for an hour. Thoughts and prayers please!
  59. Sleepy bunny getting kisses
  60. Getting rejected by a lesbian
  61. And your legs stick to the hot leather...
  62. anime_irl
  63. Update on my Ohio pineapple
  64. Although there are endless amazing moments in the MCU, I think this one still stands as my favorite
  65. I declare these Fry Cook Games open!
  66. Breaking up a fight.
  67. The way these cubes interlock
  68. SO original!
  69. Ahora esto es épico
  70. Cursed_Attic
  71. Dumbass kid
  72. Sweet Sue's Chicken
  73. TIFU by making a viral video that hit the top post on Reddit for a while and then accidently removing it off of both, Reddit AND YouTube because of my stupidity. (And not reading the rules)
  74. Llama Bell is my new all-time favourite emote
  75. The salted chicken nuggets are particularly good.
  76. BBQ handles that melt off when you set the burners on high
  77. I get married this Friday and I designed, printed, then cast bottle openers and wine stoppers as wedding gifts for my guest.
  78. Now this is trashy. Period.
  79. hmmm
  80. My huge floofy boi cuddling with me 😻
  81. One of my mom’s 7 year old students…
  82. Wood Iroh I made. All the color is natural.
  83. Deja vu all over again.
  84. Scariest image I've seen
  85. The base of the “fire tornado” was 1,000 feet wide — larger than three football fields — and was fueled by winds gusting to 165 mph, according to the Cal Fire report. It exploded 7.5 miles into the air, ripping roofs off homes and toppling power lines.
  86. Look what I've found!
  87. How many Earths can fit in the Sun?
  88. Hun states that if you take an It Works! pill your food will have “literally zero calories”
  89. Wire Connecting 101
  90. After her father had died in a tragic maki accident, Julia swore to disassemble all the sushi in the world, one at a time
  91. Malcolm Turnbull removes all climate change targets from energy policy in fresh bid to save leadership
  92. I live with this guy
  93. The Planet Express can be seen in the background of Disenchantment
  94. Ascended on Omegle
  95. Phenomenal
  96. My most realistic oil painting
  97. Startling realization...I’m not 130 lbs anymore. I’m 300!!! WTH happened?
  98. Reverend Carter, expecting a visit from the Klan after he has dared to register to vote, stands guard on his front porch, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, c. 1964 - Photograph by Bob Adelman. [1080 x 673]
  99. Mark Zuckerberg at Home Sick in Bed
  100. My wife thought this pic wasn't 'pretty' enough to post. Our rat terrier/chi mix hates wearing sweaters, can you tell?

The Verge

  1. Logitech’s MX Vertical turns the company’s best mouse on its head
  2. The US government alleges Facebook enabled housing ad discrimination
  3. Fortnite looks terrible on my Android phone and I love it
  4. Amazon appears to have discontinued the Kindle Voyage
  5. Who watches the Watchmen: all the updates on HBO’s upcoming take on the classic graphic novel
  6. Adidas is partnering with Twitter to stream high school football games
  7. China’s NIO files for IPO in the US in push to compete with Tesla
  8. Camp W is a great game for the end of summer
  9. You can now download tickets to visit museums for free on Sept. 22nd
  10. Waterfield Design’s latest backpack won’t make you look like a teen at the office

Wired

  1. This Week in Cars: Elon Musk and the Future of Tesla
  2. Omarosa's Possible Trump Tapes Top This Week's Internet News Roundup
  3. How to Protect Your Phone Against a SIM Swap Attack
  4. The History of 'It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature'
  5. Tired of Twitter? Join Me on Mastodon
  6. The Mighty Honeybee Is Fighting Poverty and Deforestation in Zanzibar
  7. Best Weekend Tech Deals: Bose QuietComfort, Galaxy Note 9, iPad, Xbox One S
  8. Owning Guns Is Sort of Like Owning Rattlesnakes
  9. A Costly CIA Mistake, a Campaign Hack, and More Security News This Week
  10. A Straightforward Timeline of the FCC's Twisty DDoS Debacle
  11. Space Photos of the Week: Supersized Saturn and Jumbo Jupiter
  12. PK360 Grill & Smoker Review: Well-Built Cooking Excellence
  13. 7 Best Cheap iPhones and Android Smartphones ($250-$550)
  14. Scientists Are Developing a Unique Identifier for Your Brain
  15. Elon Musk Is Broken, and We Have Broken Him
  16. Taking Away John Brennan's Clearance Threatens National Security
  17. Gadget Lab Podcast: Will Elon Musk Really Take Tesla Private?
  18. Best Robot Vacuums (Autumn 2018): Pet Hair, Carpets, Hardwood Floors, and More
  19. The Best Cheap PS4 and PS4 Pro Deals and Bundles (Autumn 2018)
  20. A Bot Panic Hits Amazon Mechanical Turk

LifeHacker

  1. Find New Books Based on Where They're Set With This Tool
  2. Kiss That Inkjet Goodbye With a $150 Full-Color Laser Printer
  3. Reduce Jet Lag By Doing This Airline-Approved Workout When You Land
  4. How to Make a Table Request When Making an OpenTable Reservation
  5. Sunday's Best Deals: 82" Samsung TV, Funkos Under $5, Philips Hue Bulbs, and More
  6. Discover New Recipies by Snapping a Pic of an Ingredient With This App
  7. Use Alexa as a '7-Minute Workout' Coach With This Skill
  8. Use This Trick to Close a Hotel Door Quietly
  9. No, Your Cereal Is Not Full of Weedkiller
  10. Deadspin Dwyane Wade Asks Jimmy Butler To Kindly Wipe His Drool Off Gabrielle Union’s Instagram Phot
  11. Betterment Has a Savings Plan Now, But Is It Worth It? 
  12. Ask the Salty Waitress: Do I really need to tip the full amount on an overpriced bottle of wine?
  13. What to Know About Money in Retirement
  14. This 3-Ingredient Whipped Dip Is as Pretty as It Is Delicious
  15. What the Hell Is 'Attachment Style' and Is It the Key to Why You're Alone?
  16. What to Do If You Can't Find an EpiPen as Your Kid Heads Back to School  
  17. Add a Stainless Steel Band To Your Apple Watch Accessory Collection For $19
  18. How to Backup Your WhatsApp Conversations to Google Drive
  19. What to Grill When You're Sick of Hamburgers and Hot Dogs
  20. This Ti' Spritz Is Delicious Summer Fun
  21. How to Work Up to Your First Yoga Headstand
  22. If You Tire Out Your Cat, It Won't Pester You So Much at Night
  23. These Noise Canceling Sony Headphones Are Back Down to Their $98 Prime Day Price
  24. Stop Letting Your Smartphone's Battery Die Before You Charge It
  25. Join Our MoviePass Support Group

The Onion

  1. Spotify May Allow Unlimited Ad Skipping For Free Users
  2. Ditching Tight Pants Improves Sperm Count
  3. Germany Running Out Of Beer Bottles
  4. Vatican On Sex Abuse Report: ‘Listen, No Normal Person Is Going To Sign Up To Be A Priest’
  5. Server Unbelievably Touched To Be Asked Own Opinion On Whether Enchiladas Or Burger Better Choice
  6. Portrait Next To Coffin Most Likely The Deceased
  7. Girlfriend Slowly Becoming Radicalized By New Skin-Care Blog
  8. ‘Paw Patrol’ Writers Defend Episode Where German Shepherd Cop Shoots Unarmed Black Lab 17 Times In Back
  9. Pros And Cons Of Mobile Payment Apps
  10. World’s Religious Leaders Admit They Just Love Getting To Wear Frilly Little Gowns And Having A Blast
  11. Man Not Even The Hot Kind
  12. Should The NFL Eliminate The Off-Season?
  13. West Hollywood Urges Removal of Trump’s Walk of Fame Star
  14. Trumpet Player Wishes Someone Would Sound Horns For Him When He Entered Castle Gates For Once
  15. Head On Pike Really Pulling Together Castle’s Look
  16. Hotshot Peasant Has Window
  17. Pretentious Peasant Insists He Never Watches Beheadings
  18. Knights Organization Denies Claims That Overhunting Could Lead To Extinction Of Dragons
  19. Church Masses Going Wild Over Catchy New Gregorian Chant
  20. Fox News Apologizes For Mistaking Patti LaBelle For Aretha Franklin
  21. NBCU Readying Streaming Service That Pays Viewers To Watch It  
  22. White House Honors Aretha Franklin By Not Releasing Official Statement On Her Death
  23. Should The MLB Ban Infield Shapeshifting?
  24. MoviePass Attempts To Increase Profitability By No Longer Mailing Out Free $500 A Month To Subscribers
  25. Trump Locked Out Of White House After Accidentally Revoking Own Security Clearance

The Register

  1. How's that encryption coming, buddy? DNS requests routinely spied on, boffins claim
  2. Et tu Bruté? Then fail, Caesars: When it's hotel staff, not the hackers, invading folks' privacy
  3. The future of humanity: A Bluetooth ball hitting your face – forever
  4. Facebook Messenger backdoor demand, bail in Bitcoin, and lots more
  5. Nvidia shrugs off crypto-mining crash, touts live ray-tracing GPUs, etc
  6. SentinelOne makes YouTube delete Bsides vid 'cuz it didn't like the way bugs were reported
  7. 'Oh sh..' – the moment an infosec bod realized he was tracking a cop car's movements by its leaky cellular gateway
  8. DeepMind AI bots tell Google to literally chill out: Software takes control of server cooling
  9. Now you can tell someone to literally go f--k themselves over the internet: Remote-control mock-cock patent dies
  10. Google responds to location-stalking outcry by… tweaking words on its BS support page
  11. Facebook flat-out 'lies' about how many people can see its ads – lawsuit
  12. Web cache poisoning just got real: How to fling evil code at victims
  13. ZX Spectrum reboot scandal biz gets £35k legal costs delayed
  14. UK.gov told data-sharing plans need vendor buy-in
  15. Shiver me timbers: Symantec spots activist investor Starboard side
  16. Self-driving cars will be safe, we're testing them in a massive AI Sim
  17. Most staffers expect bosses to snoop on them, say unions
  18. Home Office opens AWS cash firehose a little wider with police IT deal
  19. DXC Technology asks field-based techies if they'd like to leave
  20. What happens to your online accounts when you die?
  21. Boss regrets pointing finger at chilled out techie who finished upgrade early
  22. Windows 10 Linux Distribution Overload? We have just the thing
  23. Early bird tickets for our AI and ML Conference end tonight!
  24. Home Office seeks Brexit tech boss – but doesn't splash the cash
  25. Lo and behold, Earth's special chemical cocktail for life seems to be pretty common
  26. I wish I could quit you, but cookies find a way: How to sidestep browser tracking protections
  27. Blinking internets, Batman! O2 trials 5G over lightbulbs
  28. Go Zuck Yourself: Facebook destroys patent suit over timeline
  29. Net neutrality freaks furious over lack of fury at FCC hearing
  30. Who was it that hacked Apple? Ozzie Ozzie Ozzie, boy boy boy!
  31. GitHub goes off the Rails as Microsoft closes in
  32. Boffins build the smallest transistor, controlled by an atom
  33. Juno this ain't right! Chinese hackers target Alaska
  34. Your Twitter app stopped working? Here's why
  35. Pavilion compares RocE and TCP NVMe over Fabrics performance
  36. Don't you just love Windows 10 refreshes, yells Lenovo
  37. NetApp flashes numbers at rivals: NAND we're eating your dinner
  38. Distro inferno: Debian's still rocking at 25
  39. Rimini Street slapped with ban in Oracle copyright dispute
  40. Arm debuts CPU roadmap for the first time, sort of
  41. Datrium shifts disasters up the Amazon: Adds DR in AWS for on-prem kit
  42. Rejoice! Thousands more kids flock to computing A-level
  43. Using Microsoft's Hybrid MDM? Er, not for much longer
  44. Array with it: Western Digital's finance arm slings a few million at Excelero
  45. Google shaves half a gig off Android Poundland Edition
  46. Google risks mega-fine in EU over location 'stalking'
  47. Brit banks must disclose outages via API, decrees finance watchdog
  48. Pyspark, TensorFlow, Python: What's in your machine learning toolbox?
  49. EU wants one phone plug to rule them all. But we've got a better idea.
  50. Kids are more likely than adults to submit to peer pressure from robots

TechMeme

  1. How Detroit shunned overtures from Chauffeur, a secret project inside Google that eventually became Waymo, before embracing self-driving cars (Lawrence D. Burns/Wall Street Journal)
  2. Tech did not create the gig economy, which has been growing since the 1970s; services like Uber and TaskRabbit just took advantage of and intensified the trend (Louis Hyman/New York Times)
  3. Source: EU is drafting regulations to impose fines on social media platforms if they do not remove material flagged as terrorist content within an hour (Mehreen Khan/Financial Times)
  4. Jack Dorsey tries to explain why Twitter ignored rules violations by Infowars for so long, says company waited for others to report violations before acting (Ian Sherr/CNET)
  5. Department of Housing and Urban Development files a complaint against Facebook, says company's ad targeting tools enabled Fair Housing Act violations (Brian Heater/TechCrunch)
  6. How Google is improving accessibility by developing a standardized process for new products and UI elements rather than relying on grassroots advocacy (Jillian D'Onfro/CNBC)
  7. Arm unveiled its CPU IP roadmap through 2020 for chips that it hopes will successfully compete with Intel Core CPUs in laptops (Andrei Frumusanu/AnandTech)
  8. Behind the auto industry's quest to replace the aging CAN standard with a new in-vehicle networking standard for transmitting data from autonomous car sensors (John R. Quain/New York Times)
  9. Snapchat releases Alpha version of redesigned UI for Android with primary focus on performance, can be enabled on devices with root access (Richard Gao/Android Police)
  10. Profile of TripAdvisor, which has become entangled in debates over free speech as it struggles to defend legitimate reviewers against litigious business owners (Linda Kinstler/The Guardian)
  11. For well-intentioned discussion, maybe people should move from Twitter to Tumblr, still the world's 52nd-most popular site but with the feel of a ghost town (Jeremy Gordon/The Outline)
  12. Profile of ConsenSys, a Brooklyn-based blockchain startup incubator launched by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin, that analysts estimate spends $100M+ per year (Cheddar)
  13. Uber has provided 1B rides in the last four years in Brazil, its second largest market after US, and is profitable there according to the company execs (Marcelo Rochabrun/Reuters)
  14. How small startup Hala built Sentry, a social media warning system deployed in Syria using humans and remote sensors to predict when and where bombs may fall (Danny Gold/Wired)
  15. A look at Facebook's plans to avert interference in the midterms, including putting people from various teams in a physical war room, a first for a US election (Kurt Wagner/Recode)