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BBC

  1. Thomas Cook customers to fly home after firm collapses
  2. Meghan: I'm in South Africa as your sister
  3. Thunberg: 'If you choose to fail us we will never forgive you'
  4. Labour: Corbyn wins party backing in crunch Brexit vote
  5. Emiliano Sala post-mortem CCTV footage pair jailed
  6. Emmy Awards 2019: Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge big winner
  7. 'Revolutionary' new class of cancer drugs approved
  8. Supreme Court to rule on Parliament suspension on Tuesday
  9. Labour Party conference: McDonnell promises 32-hour working week
  10. Sally Challen: I’m sorry I killed my abusive husband
  11. Boris Johnson defends actions over conflict of interest claims
  12. Castleford man caught attacking partner on own CCTV jailed
  13. YouTube star Deji and mum admit dangerous dog charges
  14. Danielle Cohn: Are teen influencers being exploited?
  15. Confusion as Labour rejects backing Remain in a future vote
  16. Indonesia haze causes sky to turn blood red
  17. We are Stoke-on-Trent: The young carers looking after mum
  18. LGBT Muslim festival: 'We don't just have one identity'
  19. Stonehenge draws crowds for autumn equinox party
  20. Peaky Blinders: 'Gloomy' finale wins over critics (just)
  21. Student Loans overpaid me: I'm struggling to pay it back
  22. We Are Stoke-on-Trent: Mothers and artists reclaim their streets
  23. Television stars walk the Emmys red carpet
  24. Exploring The Tunnel: Scotland's secret WW2 fuel depot
  25. Thomas Cook customers say they were 'held hostage' at Tunisian hotel
  26. Pizol glacier: Swiss hold funeral for ice lost to global warming
  27. Ely Cathedral eulogy to Sainsbury's cat Garfield
  28. BBC News Channel
  29. Thomas Cook collapse: Customers 'left in the dark' over bills and flights
  30. Stanford sexual assault survivor tells her story
  31. Poll tracker: How popular are the Westminster political parties?
  32. Fleabag at the Emmys: How America fell in love with a 'dirty' British comedy
  33. The Displaced: The African country that welcomes refugees
  34. Can the Happy Club help save Jaywick Sands?
  35. The Rwandan radio show which brought children back from the dead
  36. Labour: No business as usual as Watson row inflames tensions
  37. The young brothers who signed up Andy Murray
  38. What is Labour's Brexit plan?
  39. The bisexuality dating dilemma
  40. Gavin Extence: Sheffield author on his Syrian refugee novel
  41. Five theories for the record-low US abortion rate
  42. Dropped Bairstow 'will come back a better player' - selector Smith
  43. Spurs ‘soft', Man Utd 'dismal' - Shearer on why Leicester can make top four
  44. Ferrari will be 'very hard to beat' in 2019 - Hamilton
  45. Road World Championships: Italy's Antonio Tiberi wins men's junior time trial
  46. New York Giants beat Tampa Bay Buccaneers thanks to missed field goal
  47. Wales open World Cup campaign with six-try win over Georgia
  48. BBC Briefing on energy: how do I use it?

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. Here’s everything you need for your new iPhone 11
  2. Arlo's Pro 3 security cam offers HDR and color night vision options
  3. NBC's LX aims to provide local news for younger viewers
  4. ESPN will make exclusive shows for Facebook Watch
  5. IKEA's AR furniture app now lets you preview an entire room
  6. Honda will offset 60 percent of its US electricity use with wind and solar
  7. Google may have taken first step towards quantum computing 'supremacy'
  8. Nintendo seriously needs to fix multi-Switch game sharing
  9. Louis Vuitton is making a case for a major 'League of Legends' trophy
  10. Readers relive their experiences with the original NES
  11. The Willow breast pump now has a reusable container
  12. On Nintendo's 130th birthday, here are five books about its history
  13. Alexa’s Show and Tell feature IDs objects for blind and low-vision users
  14. Apple will manufacture its new Mac Pro in Texas
  15. Google's Play Pass app subscription service is now available
  16. Hyundai teams with Aptiv to put self-driving cars on the road by 2022
  17. Microsoft announces plan to make the Xbox carbon neutral
  18. Get ready for a week of home theater tech on Engadget
  19. The best games for PS4
  20. Moving the largest high-performance lens ever built
  21. Oprah’s Book Club is coming to Apple TV+
  22. Snap's 'Project Voldemort' dossier detailed Facebook's copycat moves
  23. Samsung will start selling the Galaxy Fold in the US on September 27th
  24. How to buy a soundbar in 2019
  25. Yahoo’s redesigned Mail app aims to bring order to your inbox

Pinboard

  1. icon-M/Close_M — Introducing ColorBox! We’re open-sourcing Lyft’s color algorithm that we used to create our accessible color system.
  2. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hpU6UEq8hA) —
  3. 100,000 AI-Generated Faces – Free to use! — 我们很高兴与您分享使用AI从头开始生成的100k面孔的大量免费资源。
  4. GitHub - eon01/kubernetes-workshop: ⚙️ A Gentle introduction to Kubernetes with more than just the basics. 🌟 Give it a star if you like it.
  5. The 100 best books of the 21st century | Books | The Guardian — I've read seventeen of these. How about you?https://t.co/vn8YwcMSfj — Dave Cross (@davorg) September 21, 2019
  6. Crash Course | The New Republic
  7. See A Satellite Tonight — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21037167
  8. STRML: Projects and Work
  9. Pure-bash-bible — A [WIP] collection of pure bash alternatives to external processes.
  10. iOS and iPadOS 13: The MacStories Review — Introduction Performance and Setup Design Dark Mode Dark Mode and Colors Cards Context Menus SF Symbols Share Sheet Other Design Changes Files Column View and…
  11. Moore's Law graphed vs real CPUs & GPUs 1965 - 2019 [OC] : dataisbeautiful — Fascinating: Moore’s Law predictions vs actual growth in transistor count. by @datagraphahttps://t.co/zuI86EntTa pic.twitter.com/ZwN1dBGE1n — Lionel Page (@page_eco) September 3, 2019
  12. How to use the amazing new text tools in iPadOS | Cult of Mac — How to use the amazing new text tools in iPadOS via Instapaper https://www.cultofmac.com/633080/how-to-use-the-amazing-new-text-tools-in-ipados/
  13. Why Do Some People Love Reading? - The Atlantic
  14. Announcing my Shortcuts Library, featuring 150 Siri Shortcuts to use with iOS 13 - Matthew Cassinelli
  15. Safari is breaking adblockers. Switch to Firefox.
  16. What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL
  17. go-shiori/shiori: Simple bookmark manager built with Go — Simple bookmark manager built with Go
  18. WeWTF, Part Deux | No Mercy / No Malice — We've witnessed a halving of journalists since 2008, while the number of corporate communications execs has tripled. In sum, the ratio of bullshit/spin to watchdogs has increased sixfold.
  19. xkcd: Types of Approximation — Types of Approximation
  20. The boring technology behind Listen Notes – Broadcast — The Official Listen Notes blog
  21. iPhones 11 and Apple Watch Series 5 Q&A (via IFTTT) — iPhones 11 and Apple Watch Series 5 Q&A https://ift.tt/30ykaV8
  22. Common Systems Programming Optimizations & Tricks
  23. watchOS 6: The MacStories Review — Siri MacStories Adorable The Siri watch face may not have seen any love this year, but Siri itself has gained a couple new abilities in watchOS 6. First, your…
  24. Where to put buttons on forms by Adam Silver — Excellent form UI/UX/design advice with simple examples
  25. Introducing Ristretto: A High-Performance Go Cache - Dgraph Blog
  26. Trump's Ukraine Call: A Clear Impeachable Offense - The Atlantic
  27. microsoft/cascadia-code: This is a fun, new monospaced font that includes programming ligatures and is designed to enhance the modern look and feel of the Windows Terminal.
  28. Xplain
  29. Using Gooey as a Universal frontend for any Language or CLI Application - Blogomatano
  30. Interview with Weld’s main contributor: accelerating numpy, scikit and pandas as much as 100x with Rust and LLVM
  31. GitHub - denisidoro/navi: An interactive cheatsheet tool for the command-line — An interactive cheatsheet tool for the command-line #unix #linux #sysadmin
  32. A Taxonomy of Moats | Reaction Wheel
  33. The C4 model for software architecture
  34. 'Inside Bill's Brain' Calls BS on Malcolm Gladwell's 'Outliers' Theory | WIRED — This is so good it's hard to choose a quote to pull, but I'll go with: "Bill Gates arrived on Earth as a Martian."
  35. MIT Media Lab Kept Regulators in the Dark, Dumped Chemicals in Excess of Legal Limit — ProPublica — The more we learn about MIT’s Media Lab, the worse it gets.
  36. What Really Brought Down the Boeing 737 Max? - The New York Times — On Oct. 29, 2018, Lion Air Flight 610 taxied toward the runway at the main airport in Jakarta, Indonesia, carrying 189 people bound for Bangka Island, a short flight away. The airplane was the latest version of the Boeing 737, a gleaming new 737 Max that was…
  37. Quantitative Economics with Python.pdf
  38. iOS 13: The Ars Technica review | Ars Technica — Last year, Apple set users’ expectations with iOS 12, saying it would be focused on improving performance and fixing bugs and stability issues instead of adding a bunch of new features.
  39. Four common mistakes in audio development
  40. Oh shit, my weekend project turned into an App Store Best New App — Tanner Christensen
  41. Word of the Day: Misprision | Merriam-Webster — Good morning! Today's #WordOfTheDay is 'misprision'
  42. Jonathan Whiting — I am an unusual beast. All my solo project games I've been making recently havebeen written in 'vanilla' C. Nobody does this. So I think it might beinteresting…
  43. An HTML attribute potentially worth $4.4M to Chipotle - Cloud Four — Maybe this whole semantic HTML thing might be worth it.
  44. iPhone 11 Pro Camera Review — Austin Mann — iPhone 11 Pro Camera Review: China Nĭ hăo (hello from China!) I’m here as I continue on-going work photographing The Bach Project w/ Yo-Yo Ma , a world tour…
  45. Untitled (https://medium.com/@henry.hawksberry/is-we-work-a-fraud-5b78987d3e61) — RT @sharonodea: If this stuff is true the book and Netflix documentary when WeWork implodes is going to be *wild*
  46. Parenting’s New Frontier: What Happens When Your 11-Year-Old Says No to a Smartphone? - Vogue — my son had decided three things about smartphones. 1. They’re infantilizing, a set of digital apron strings meant to attach you to your mother. (He was onto something there.) 2. They compromise a boy’s resourcefulness because kids…
  47. Here’s why so many apps are asking to use Bluetooth on iOS 13 - The Verge — RT @reckless: Save this one by ⁦@chriswelch⁩ to save to everyone you know who upgrades to iOS 13
  48. Do It Yurtself - Album on Imgur — Do it yurtself
  49. Jonathan Van Ness of ‘Queer Eye’ Comes Out - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://ift.tt/2FzLGtL
  50. 'Everyone Should Have a Moral Code' Says Developer Who Deleted Code Sold to ICE - VICE
  51. 100,000 free AI-generated headshots put stock photo companies on notice
  52. The effect of meditation on brain structure: cortical thickness mapping and diffusion tensor imaging
  53. Re-approaching Color
  54. My father was IBM's first black software engineer. The racism he fought persists in the high-tech world today - Los Angeles Times — Minority underrepresentation in the high-tech industry is nothing new. My father was the first black software engineer at IBM, which has a long history of racism.
  55. Companies that work with ICE
  56. Microsoft: We want you to learn Python programming language for free
  57. Pelosi Says Congress Should Pass New Laws So Sitting Presidents Can Be Indicted — Yeah but what about swing voters? 🙄
  58. 'The men who plundered Europe': bankers on trial for siphoning €60bn | Business | The Guardian — Martin Shields and Nick Diable are accused of tax fraud in ‘cum-ex’ scandal that exposes City’s pursuit of profit
  59. www.nytimes.com
  60. ColorBox by Lyft Design | Hacker News
  61. What Killed Adrian Lamo, The Hacker Who Turned In Whistleblower Chelsea Manning? : NPR — "He was shorter than I thought he would be," she told me as we sat in her living room. "I saw pictures of him when he was young." He was slight, dimpled and smiling, back then. The Adrian Lamo who stepped off the train was thick, stooped…
  62. When TCP sockets refuse to die — When TCP sockets refuse to die
  63. Untitled (https://mapscaping.com/pages/folding-paper-globes)
  64. Untitled (https://www.sfchronicle.com/restaurants/article/Le-Colonial-is-an-Orientalist-specter-14446833.php) — this week... colonialism.
  65. A Feminist Take on Information Privacy - Schneier on Security — via Schneier on Security https://www.schneier.com/blog/
  66. HN最佳表演
  67. Untitled (https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/cascadia-code/) — Our new font, Cascadia Code, is finally here!! 🤩
  68. (112) Python for Beginners - YouTube
  69. Daring Fireball: ‘You Could Always Just Use Flash’ — So @gruber came on the Vergecast (publishing Tuesday!) and this post of his is a good preview of how it went
  70. UX Considerations for Web Sharing | CSS-Tricks
  71. Ask HN: PostgreSQL or MySQL? and Why? | Hacker News
  72. To decarbonize we must decomputerize: why we need a Luddite revolution | Technology | The Guardian
  73. Facebook Says It Has Suspended ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Apps — BREAKING Facebook said in a blog post that its investigation now covered millions of apps. SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook said on Friday that it had suspended “tens…
  74. Untitled Goose Game - Launch Day Trailer - Out Today, September 20th! - YouTube — Who does what we are too weak and scared to do? This goose, unchained by petty morality. He is the true Übermensch, enacting his will and making it reality. —Werner Herzog reviews Untitled Goose Gamehttps://t.co/ziCorPFikH@house_house_ — Laura…
  75. Trump Repeatedly Pressed Ukraine President to Investigate Biden’s Son - WSJ — Trump asked the leader of Ukraine 8 times to investigate Joe Biden.
  76. Untitled Goose Game — RT @erikvorhes: omg
  77. An End to Pornography, Sophistry, and Panty Raids — Like Jeffrey Epstein, the deceased sex trafficker and child rapist, I was once in John Brockman’s circle of—well, he unfailingly called us “scientists,” though…
  78. Younger Black Voters to Their Parents: Break Up With Joe Biden, I’m Bored — An organic effort by black millennials and Gen Z-ers to influence their older family members may be key to overtaking Mr. Biden in the race for the Democratic…
  79. The Vim-Inspired Editor with a Linguistic Twist
  80. Data Color Picker – Learn UI Design
  81. Facing the Great Reckoning Head-On - OneZero
  82. America has two economies—and they’re diverging fast
  83. An Exclusive Look Inside Apple's A13 Bionic Chip | WIRED — An exclusive look inside Apple’s A13 Bionic chip
  84. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/19/science/bird-populations-america-canada.html) — we're really doing it
  85. Inmates built computers hidden in ceiling, connected them to prison network | Ars Technica — That's a very cool hack: "Inmates built computers hidden in ceiling, connected them to prison network"
  86. A Personal Message From the CTO - Chef Blog — Keep digging, assholes.
  87. Python alternative to Docker · Matt Layman
  88. Opinion | President Trump, Just the Facts — President Trump, Just the Facts The man in 40 sentences. Opinion Columnist Credit Doug Mills/The New York Times Sometimes it’s worth stepping back to look at…
  89. What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL (2014) | Hacker News
  90. Estimating projects with power law completion times
  91. The Church of Interruption | Sam Bleckley — The church of interruption: I might be a lapsed member....
  92. 13 Features of iOS 13: Photos — The new Photos interface includes Months, Days, and All Photos views. With iOS 13, the Photos app gets a major interface update, including a whole bunch of…
  93. Button Contrast Checker | Aditus | Free tool —
  94. Announcing Robot — Announcing Robot 🤖 . A new library for building finite state machines that is: 🕺 1kB 🤺 Functional 💃 Fun
  95. Farhad Manjoo is mistaken about Obama’s “biggest mistake” - Vox — You can’t blame everything on “neoliberalism.”
  96. StillTasty: Your Ultimate Shelf Life Guide - Save Money, Eat Better, Help The Environment
  97. The tech behind building an independent, internet radio station | Oscar Watson-Smith
  98. Silicon Valley is terrified of California’s privacy law. Good. | TechCrunch
  99. WeWork and the Great Unicorn Delusion - The Atlantic — WeWork and the Great Unicorn Delusion via Instapaper https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/09/unicorn-delusion/598465/
  100. Steven Levy - Richard Stallman and the Fall of the Clueless Nerd | WIRED — MIT itself is melting down because of Epstein, the now deceased serial rapist who insinuated himself into the Media Lab with his money and what its leaders considered his charm. [...] But the Stallman affair touches on something else: a simmering re…

The Next Web

  1. The PS5 will have a more eco-friendly standby mode
  2. More than 60% of Ethereum nodes run in the cloud, mostly on Amazon Web Services
  3. Samsung’s Galaxy Fold goes on sale Friday, September 27 in the US
  4. Google Analytics can’t tell you everything about your customers’ behavior
  5. CHEAP: Hey, you! Get $100 off this sexy Netgear Nighthawk router
  6. Want amazing 3D graphics and animation? Maya training can get you there
  7. UK police to auction $662,000 worth of seized Bitcoin — with no minimum bids
  8. NASA to hire data scientist with blockchain and cryptocurrency skills
  9. Satoshi Nakaboto: ‘Bakkt launches physically settled Bitcoin futures (finally)’
  10. This leaked video shows Android for feature phones might be in development

Smashing Magazine

  1. Is There Such A Thing As Too Much Social Proof?
  2. 15 Questions To Ask Your Next Potential Employer
  3. How AI Is Helping Solve Climate Change
  4. My Design Process Of The Cover Design For Smashing Magazine Print Issue #1
  5. A Pain-Free Workflow For Issue Reporting And Resolution
  6. Monthly Web Development Update 9/2019: Embracing Basic And Why Simple Is Hard
  7. A Re-Introduction To Destructuring Assignment
  8. Moving Your JavaScript Development To Bash On Windows
  9. Webflow: The Web Development Platform Of The Future
  10. Machine Learning For Front-End Developers With Tensorflow.js
  11. Smashing Magazine Is Thirteen!
  12. Inspired Design Decisions: Alexey Brodovitch
  13. Overflow And Data Loss In CSS
  14. Automating Website Deployments Through Buddy
  15. Moving From Sketch To Figma: A Case Study Of Migrating Design Systems

Wirecutter

  1. No, Coffee Doesn’t Stunt Kids’ Growth
  2. What Is ‘Sign in with Apple’ and Should I Use It?
  3. The Best Bluetooth Kits for Every Car Stereo
  4. The Best Folding Chairs
  5. The Best Napkins and Tablecloth
  6. The Best Roasting Pan
  7. 9 Oat Milks, Ranked (By Someone Who Hates Oat Milk)
  8. 6 Coffee Experts on the Gear They Use at Home
  9. It’s Coffee Week at Wirecutter
  10. The Best Leaf Rake
  11. The Best Coffee Grinder
  12. The Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones
  13. Are You Really Watching 4K on Your New 4K TV? Check Your Sources.
  14. The Top 10 Tools to Help You Prepare for the Next Wildfire
  15. The Best 4K Monitors
  16. The Best Modern Bed Frames to Dress Up Your Bedroom
  17. The Best Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction Fees
  18. Is an Annual Fee Credit Card Right for You?
  19. The Best Medical Alert Systems
  20. This Wood Pulp Cooler Is Cooler Than It Looks
  21. The Fed Just Cut Interest Rates. Here’s Why You Should Save More.
  22. Bank of America Business Advantage Cash Rewards Review: An Honest Assessment
  23. Does the New Walmart Card Mean Store Credit Cards Are Getting Better?
  24. The Best Travel Car Seats
  25. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  26. The Best Space Heaters
  27. The Best Leaf Blower
  28. How to Keep Unwanted Eyes From Spying on Your Security Cameras
  29. The Best Light Therapy Lamp
  30. Smart Lighting as Guard Dog

Sweethome

  1. The Best Folding Chairs
  2. The Best Modern Bed Frames to Dress Up Your Bedroom
  3. The Best Leaf Rake
  4. The Best Linen Sheets
  5. The Best Light Therapy Lamp
  6. The Top 10 Tools to Help You Prepare for the Next Wildfire
  7. The Best Home Security System
  8. The Best Mattress and Pillow Protectors and Encasements
  9. The Best Space Heaters
  10. The Best Leaf Blower
  11. Wall Hooks We Love
  12. The Right Vase for the Right Flowers
  13. Bathroom Accessories and Grooming Tools We Love
  14. 19 Things That Make Moving Less Miserable
  15. 9 Muji Items That Are Beautifully Simple
  16. Casper Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
  17. The Best Flannel Sheets
  18. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  19. The Best Under-Sink Water Filter
  20. The Best Clothing Steamers
  21. The Best Platform Bed Frames Under $300
  22. The Best Air Mattress
  23. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use
  24. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  25. The Best Smart Home Sensors for Alexa
  26. The Best Memory Foam Pillows
  27. The Best Pressure Washer
  28. The Best Hangers
  29. The Best Showerhead
  30. The Best Charcoal Grill

Hacker News

  1. Apple’s New Mac Pro to Be Made in Texas
  2. Serverless: slower and more expensive
  3. Gridgarden: A cool game to learn CSS Grid
  4. Scientists Were Wrong About DNA – It Is Held by Hydrophobic Forces
  5. OpenSourceSeeds
  6. The Dark Side of Techno-Utopianism
  7. Show HN: Instant, Self-Destructing Websites
  8. Snap Detailed Facebook’s Aggressive Tactics in ‘Project Voldemort’ Dossier
  9. .NET Core 3.0
  10. Katherine Eban: Widespread fraud in the generic drug industry
  11. Will there ever be a cure for chronic pain?
  12. A view to the possible habitability of ancient Venus over three billion years [pdf]
  13. Face transplant recipient’s donor face now failing
  14. Farm animals in India and China are becoming more resistant to antibiotics
  15. More on Prime Parallelograms
  16. Stack Overflow allowing ads to fingerprint users
  17. Keyhut POS: Free Point-of-Sale Software for DOS
  18. Building a Dark Web Crawler in Go
  19. Is the era of the $100 graphing calculator coming to an end?
  20. How Can You Appreciate 23rd-Century English? Look Back 200 Years
  21. BuildZoom (YC W13) is hiring – help us build better homes
  22. When TCP sockets refuse to die
  23. Building a Relational Database Using Kafka
  24. How Google Discovered the Value of Surveillance
  25. The tiny but mighty Olympia oyster regains a foothold in Washington waters
  26. Reconstructing Birth in Australopithecus Sediba
  27. Where Theory Meets Chalk, Dust Flies
  28. Will America's debt doom us?
  29. Google Employees Explain How They Were Retaliated Against for Reporting Abuse
  30. Update from Chef

Ars Technica

  1. Coder deletes open source add-on for Chef in protest over ICE contract
  2. Snapchat reportedly has “Project Voldemort” dossier on Facebook’s bad behavior
  3. Yahoo data-breach settlement: You’ll get $100, if you’re lucky
  4. OnePlus chases the title of “Best Android OEM” with 18-day update time
  5. Google Play Pass on Android: $5/mo for 350+ games, apps sans microtransactions
  6. PlayStation 5 to increase energy efficiency—but only if users opt in
  7. It looks like NASA is getting serious about finding hazardous asteroids
  8. Tanzania is being cagey about suspected Ebola cases, WHO warns
  9. Video: Ars talks Civilization with the man himself: Sid Meier
  10. Will you still need me, will you still feed me: Yes, your cat bonds with you
  11. Chuck Yeager sues Airbus for writing “Yeager broke the sound barrier”
  12. Defense media tweet threatening Area 51 “raiders” pulled, DOD apologizes
  13. Dealmaster: Last call for Prime members to get a free year of Switch Online
  14. Pedaling with extra power: A look at Trek’s new electric bike
  15. Atoms spin backward while flying along a surface
  16. In How To: XKCD author offers absurd advice for ordinary tasks
  17. iFixit’s iPhone 11 Pro Max teardown finds higher-capacity battery, 4GB of RAM
  18. Horror film Jennifer’s Body bombed 10 years ago; now it’s a cult classic
  19. Facebook suspends tens of thousands of apps in ongoing privacy investigation
  20. Epic seems to have paid $10.5 million for Control’s PC exclusivity

Digg

  1. My Four Years In Startups
  2. 15 Years Ago, ‘Lost’ Changed Television Forever
  3. Greta Thunburg Tears Into World Leaders At UN Climate Summit: ‘You All Come To Us Young People For Hope? How Dare You’
  4. Side Hustles Made Simple
  5. Division II Player Jukes The Entire Coverage Team, Returns A Kickoff 100 Yards
  6. She Won Athletes’ Hearts. And Robbed Them Blind
  7. The Math Behind A Faster Multiplication Algorithm
  8. Here’s The Hilariously Uncomfortable Keanu Reeves Interview From ‘Between Two Ferns: The Movie’
  9. Every Country’s Biggest Export, Mapped
  10. Give Yourself Over To The Chaos Of Sirius XM
  11. Drone Saves Surfer’s Life After Shark Swims Terrifyingly Close
  12. The Crowd At The Emmys Was Caught Completely Off-Guard By This Felicity Huffman Joke
  13. The Man Who Would Kill Horse Racing
  14. This Yedi Pressure Cooker Puts The Instant Pot To Shame
  15. Worst Robber Ever Foiled Instantly By Fog Cannon
  16. My Secret Life As A Mysterious Multimillionaire’s Personal Assistant
  17. When Two Grizzly Bears Are Fighting Like This, It’s Best To Keep The Heck Away
  18. What Really Happened At ‘Storm Area 51,’ In Photos
  19. Digg Deals: Prime Members Save 25% On Blink XT2 Security Camera
  20. Hero Catches Babies Falling From Burning Philly Building, Takes The Time To Roast Eagles’ Wide Receiver For Dropping Passes
  21. These Color Photos From The New Deal Show What Life On The Road Once Was Like
  22. How Google Changed The Secretive Market For The Most Dangerous Hacks In The World
  23. Side Hustles Made Simple
  24. Man Demonstrates How To Make A Simple Breakfast Sandwich Under A Minute
  25. Germany’s Tiny Geographic Oddity
  26. Ukraine’s President — A Former Comedian — Trolls World Leaders With Hilarious Parody WhatsApp Conversation At Conference
  27. The Last Manson Mystery
  28. The Mysterious Origins Of An Uncrackable Video Game
  29. Lads Explain How You Can Get Booze For Free In London
  30. Why That Weird Font Appears On Every Check
  31. How Dateline Host Keith Morrison Became The Granddaddy Of True Crime
  32. Here’s The Teaser Trailer For ‘El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie’
  33. This Gender Reveal, Which Involves A Hippo And A Watermelon, Is One Of The Weirdest We’ve Ever Seen
  34. Snap’s ‘Project Voldemort’ Dossier Details Facebook’s Copycat Moves
  35. Cheeky Dolphins Play A Very Dangerous Round Of Volleyball With A Pufferfish
  36. Driver Obliviously Runs Red Light Right Next To A Cop
  37. Tour Operator Thomas Cook, The World’s Oldest Travel Company, Collapses
  38. This Picasso Painting Had Never Been Seen Before. Until A Neural Network Painted It
  39. When Jeffrey Epstein Is Your Name-esis
  40. The 100 Best Books Of The 21st Century
  41. Elsa And Anna Go On A New Adventure In ‘Frozen 2’ Trailer
  42. Google May Have Just Ushered In An Era Of ‘Quantum Supremacy’
  43. Everything We Know About Trump’s Ukraine Whistle-Blower Scandal
  44. The Eight Winners And Five Losers From The Topsy-Turvy Emmy Awards
  45. How An Impressive Gambler Literally ‘Broke The Bank’ At The Monte Carlo Casino
  46. This House Design Is Completely Free, And It Could Help Save The World
  47. Protect Your RFID Cards With This Sleek Wallet
  48. The Resurrection Of DMX
  49. Man Gives The Performance Of A Lifetime As A Fractious Cat In This Wild Veterinary Technician Training Video
  50. The Dark Side Of Techno-Utopianism

New Scientist

  1. Greta Thunberg: You have stolen my childhood with your empty words
  2. AI is learning to diagnose schizophrenia from a smartphone video
  3. Weird galaxies suggest our best understanding of the cosmos is wrong
  4. Google claims it has finally reached quantum supremacy
  5. UK families in buyers club fly to Argentina for cystic fibrosis drugs
  6. The 4 ingredients to create consciousness could explain our own minds
  7. Hypersexual disorder linked to genes that regulate love hormone
  8. When two people fancy each other their heart rates jump in harmony
  9. Australia has a huge shortage of the medical isotope needed for scans
  10. UK academics are stockpiling lab equipment in case of a no-deal Brexit
  11. Herpes vaccine to be tested in humans after best result yet in animals
  12. Mystery of why humans walk upright may be explained by surprise fossil
  13. Autonomous killer drones set to be used by Turkey in Syria
  14. Global climate strikes: millions take to the streets to demand action
  15. Stars that eat planets can start spinning so fast they rip apart
  16. Drone equipped with nail gun can fix the roof so you don't have to
  17. The cost of subsidising UK wind farms has dropped to an all-time low
  18. The US and Canada have lost three billion birds since 1970
  19. Some planets may orbit a supermassive black hole instead of a star
  20. This is almost certainly not what Denisovans looked like
  21. UN climate summit: Scientists’ messages to world leaders
  22. A hat that zaps the scalp with electricity helps reverse male balding
  23. Man sees the world in miniature after a stroke damages his brain
  24. People like the idea of a carbon tax - if the money is put to good use
  25. Climate change will boost risk of extreme flooding in northern Europe
  26. Fast swimming fish robot could perform underwater surveillance
  27. Meltwater from Greenland could raise sea level an extra 7 centimetres
  28. C-section babies have a different microbiome - but not for long
  29. Artificial intelligence can now predict El Niño 18 months in advance
  30. Laws are needed when technological change ends up squeezing workers
  31. The school climate strikes this Friday need the support of adults
  32. Saturn's moon Enceladus is having a snowball fight with other moons
  33. Mathematicians find a completely new way to write the number 3
  34. Jeffrey Epstein scandal raises questions over who should fund science
  35. Special report: How climate change is melting France’s largest glacier
  36. Frogs evolved to be more scared after mongooses came to their island
  37. The most powerful volcano on Jupiter's moon Io is about to explode
  38. Whales evolved large brains in the same way that we did
  39. Most people in the UK back limits on flying to tackle climate change
  40. Radio waves from electric devices may affect the body clock of insects
  41. AI learns to defy the laws of physics to win at hide-and-seek
  42. School strikes are changing the world, says UN climate science advisor
  43. New species of giant salamander is the world's largest amphibian
  44. One in 16 US women were forced into having sex for the first time
  45. Black hole that 'rings' like a bell shows Einstein was right
  46. Vikings probably hunted Iceland's walruses to extinction for ivory
  47. Fires devastating Australia’s east coast have arrived unusually early
  48. 50-year old maths problem about an infinite lottery finally solved
  49. A network in the brain is involved in a range of mental health issues
  50. Microplastics may stop hermit crabs from choosing the best home
  51. Boosting circadian rhythms can help relieve perinatal depression
  52. Tall twisting tower is made from wood that shapes itself as it dries
  53. Largest ever polar expedition will soon be frozen in drifting sea ice
  54. Early whales swam doggy paddle across the ocean from India to Africa
  55. We may have a basic form of sign language in common with chimpanzees
  56. Decline of migrating birds could be partly due to pesticides
  57. Generator that runs on heat escaping to the sky can charge phones
  58. Bones release a hormone that helps us deal with sudden danger
  59. Why are countries failing on their promise to stop deforestation?
  60. Brexit makes us question democracy – and so does climate change
  61. Report reveals no-deal Brexit impact – here's what you need to know
  62. Baffling maths riddle that looks like a pile of worms almost solved
  63. US to ban flavoured e-cigarettes after hundreds get strange illness
  64. Giant ice age kangaroos had massive cheekbones for crushing bites
  65. Robot can launch out of the water and glide like a flying fish
  66. We may have spotted an interstellar comet flying towards Earth
  67. This watery planet is the best place to hunt life we've seen so far
  68. There is a pair of weird, gigantic bubbles at the centre of our galaxy
  69. Facebook must come clean and hand over election campaign data
  70. Bye bye space-time: is it time to free physics from Einstein’s legacy?
  71. Australia's anti-encryption law is hurting press and personal privacy
  72. Ghost crabs use teeth in their stomach to growl at their enemies
  73. Some physicists still doubt whether LIGO has seen gravitational waves
  74. HPV vaccinations seem to be creating herd immunity for US men
  75. Two new species of electric eel come as a shock to biologists
  76. Logging study reveals huge hidden emissions of the forestry industry
  77. Everything you need to know about the UN's upcoming climate summit
  78. Building climate change defences could massively boost world economy
  79. Ancient footprints show Neanderthals may have been taller than thought
  80. Titan’s odd-shaped lakes may have formed from underground explosions
  81. An artificial leg with sensors helps people feel every step
  82. Transplant organs can be supercooled to below zero for longer storage
  83. Europeans have steadily accumulated mutations for thousands of years
  84. The psychobiotics revolution has implications for us all
  85. How you live affects your sperm - and perhaps your future children too
  86. Wild mountain gorillas enjoy playing in water just like we do
  87. Women have a daily hormone cycle as well as a monthly one
  88. India's Vikram moon lander appears to have crashed on the moon
  89. Mathematicians crack elusive puzzle involving the number 42
  90. Why do fragrances cause health problems for one in three people?
  91. Three people have now died from lung disease after vaping
  92. Jurassic turtle may have been crushed underfoot by a giant dinosaur
  93. Drug cocktail seems to reverse biological signs of ageing in people
  94. How big is a proton? We may finally have the answer to this puzzle
  95. Coral reefs are now spawning out of sync and might fail to reproduce
  96. Scientists win millions in the 2020 Breakthrough Prize
  97. Shep Doeleman on the Breakthrough Prize-winning black hole photo
  98. Pesticide made from spider venom kills pests without harming bees
  99. Einstein’s black holes are not the black holes we see in reality
  100. New Scientist joins the Covering Climate Now initiative

Slashdot

  1. Samsung's Galaxy Fold, Still Extremely Fragile, Goes on Sale in the US on September 27
  2. Yahoo Data-Breach Settlement: You'll Get $100, If You're Lucky
  3. Some WeWork Directors Want To Remove Its CEO, Reports Say
  4. Linux Foundation Exec Believes Edge Computing Will Be More Important Than Cloud Computing
  5. Google Play Pass Bundles 350 Android Games and Apps For $4.99 Per Month
  6. Climate Change Causes and Impacts Are Increasing, UN Report Says
  7. Snap Detailed Facebook's Aggressive Tactics in 'Project Voldemort' Dossier
  8. Cloudflare Has a New Plan To Fight Bots -- and Climate Change
  9. HBO Fends Off Streamers at Emmys While Other TV Networks Struggle
  10. Challenging Facebook and Google, Apple's New OS Warns Users When Data Is Collected
  11. Ask Slashdot: Could Climate Change Be Solved By Manipulating Photons in Space?
  12. Google Loans Cameras To Volunteers To Fill Gaps in 'Street View'
  13. Do Coders Crave a Sense of Control?
  14. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 'Nog' Actor Aron Eisenberg Has Died at 50
  15. How the Microsoft Store Urges Customers To Trade In Their iPhones

BoingBoing

  1. Veterinary tech training video starring man as pissed-off, unruly, and frightened cat
  2. Yahoo unveils new logo
  3. Veterinarian training video features man pretending to be a terrified cat
  4. 200 tiny round magnets
  5. Cinderella with glass arm instead of glass slipper
  6. Police officer arrests a 6-year-old child for having a tantrum at school
  7. Order your 2019 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar
  8. LA had the best late 60s/early 70s cop tv show theme
  9. Here's what happened to the guy who got arrested for an "I Eat Ass" sticker on his car
  10. Fantastic fingerboard trick video from 1999
  11. Gilligan's Island's S.S. Minnow was named as an insult to the chair of the FCC
  12. Instagram filter lets you wear Case's Neuromancer headset
  13. Homemade Haunted Mansion gown with moving ghosts and doom buggies
  14. Millennials kill Amtrak's dining car
  15. Raffi's new songs about kids, climate emergency, and Greta Thunberg
  16. Knives made of human feces don't actually work, experiment finds
  17. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar explains the difference between art and racism in comedy
  18. Just look at this banana hammock
  19. The best video games of this young century
  20. These 50 pence coins are extremely metal
  21. A rare encounter with the freaky Deepstaria jellyfish
  22. "Pot Brothers At Law" explain what to do if you work in the weed business and are arrested
  23. Doctor Aphra and her murder droids star in this 16-bit animated adaptation of Marvel's "Vader Down" storyline
  24. JOHN WILCOCK: Visiting Japan on Five Dollars a Day
  25. Trump admits asking Ukraine governnent to "investigate" Bidens
  26. Take this training and start crunching big data on MATLAB
  27. AN ARGUMENT FOR GETTING RID OF THE PHYSICAL "CAPS LOCK" KEY
  28. Disney almost bought Twitter but backed off because "the nastiness is extraordinary"
  29. An electric carving knife that looks like a chainsaw
  30. Mattel designed a Barbie doll honoring Eleni Antoniadou's accomplishments, but what are they?

Core77

  1. Paola Antonelli on the Urgent Role Designers Will Play in the Future
  2. Contoured Playgrounds, Landscapes, Sculpture: Profiling the Childlike Genius of Isamu Noguchi
  3. DOTIfest: 'Festival of New Design Ideas' coming to London 
  4. Design Job: Work on form, function, aesthetics, and UI as an Industrial Designer at Skeeter Products in Kilgore, TX 
  5. Design Job: Get Your Grill On as an Industrial Designer for Fireboard in Kansas City, MO
  6. The Weekly Design Roast, #17
  7. Currently Crowdfunding: Upgrade Your Workflow With a Modular Console, Make Elaborate DIY City Landscapes, and More
  8. Design Job: Use Your Head to Get a New Job as a Helmet Designer at Western Power Sports in Boise, ID
  9. Future Plastics Could Be Made from Spider Silk and Wood Fibers 
  10. Ivy Ross, VP of Design for Hardware at Google, discusses how to translate brand essence into product
  11. Design Job: Jack Morton Is Looking For a 3D Designer For An Upcoming Project In Chicago
  12. Straw: The Original Straw
  13. Where Do SVA's Products of Design Graduates Get Hired?
  14. frog's Francois Nguyen Is Actively Helping Shape What the Future Looks Like
  15. Design Job: This Ain't Your Standard Design Job—Apply for This Production Designer Role at Standard Issue Design

CNET

  1. Best live TV streaming services for cord cutters - CNET
  2. Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G selling faster than any other 5G phone, analyst says - CNET
  3. The Google Home Max smart speaker ties its all-time-low price: $212 - CNET
  4. Australia is getting serious -- and seriously high-tech -- about catching distracted drivers - Roadshow
  5. 15 video games that are fun (and secretly educational) for your kids to play - CNET
  6. Sony's PS5 and Microsoft's Xbox join the fight against climate change - CNET
  7. Alexa can now recognize objects - CNET
  8. 2020 Hyundai Venue first drive review: Tart and tiny in the land of Oz - Roadshow
  9. Amazon reveals more on Amazon's Choice picks, but senator unimpressed - CNET
  10. BMW ad hints in-car sex is part of our self-driving future - Roadshow
  11. Apple's Mac Pro manufacturing will stay in US, thanks in part to tariff reprieve - CNET
  12. Disney Plus: Launch dates, prices, preorders, movies and shows to expect - CNET
  13. Emmys 2019: From Game of Thrones to Fleabag, the full list of winners - CNET
  14. Our favorite meal-prep containers will get you excited to make lunch - CNET
  15. Best apps for college students to save time, money and rock another semester - CNET
  16. Snap reportedly kept file on Facebook called 'Project Voldemort' - CNET
  17. Best TVs for 2019 - CNET
  18. The best gaming laptop performers of 2019 - CNET
  19. Google launches Play Pass subscription service, its $4.99 Apple Arcade rival - CNET
  20. You can now customize your iPhone's Memoji. Here's how it works - CNET
  21. Apple's iOS 13.1 and iPadOS to arrive Sept. 24, almost a week early - CNET
  22. This Apple Watch clone is surprisingly good for just $31.49 - CNET
  23. Best wireless headphones for making calls in 2019 - CNET
  24. Ex-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn charged with fraud in US - Roadshow
  25. How to watch Chicago vs. Washington Monday Night Football on ESPN tonight without cable - CNET

Reddit

  1. Go Russell!
  2. The last text you sent is what you scream when you're about to cum. What is it?
  3. A teacher shows that a bull in a square full of people does not attack anyone if it is not threatened
  4. Massive "I Love America" Facebook page, pushing pro-Trump propaganda, is run by Ukrainians
  5. wholesome school
  6. 2019 World Championship / Group Draw / Post-Draw Discussion
  7. AITA for being upset because my son didn’t talk to me, but talked to my wife.
  8. Re: blackface scandal - 42% said it didn’t really bother them, 34% said they didn’t like it but felt Mr. Trudeau apologized properly and felt they could move on, and 24% said they were truly offended and it changed their view of Mr. Trudeau for the worse. Of that 24%, 2/3s are Conservative voters
  9. Adorably Dopey Cat
  10. Woman splashes man with mop water in front of janitor, man returns the favour with the intenity of a thousand suns
  11. GOP rival Bill Weld says Trump has committed ‘treason, pure and simple’
  12. Greta Thunberg warns world leaders that 'we will not let you get away with this' | Addressing the UN climate summit in NYC, she said: "This is all wrong. I shouldn't be up here. I should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. Yet you all come to us young people for hope. How dare you?"
  13. Today my septic tank overflowed, my fridge stopped working, and then this afternoon I got diagnosed with testicular cancer at 24yr old. Having a beer to that...
  14. Princess, it's not-a you [OC]
  15. Australian youtube Friendlyjordies is being sued by mining tycoon Clive Palmer (fatty mcfuckhead). This is his response.
  16. PsBattle: Sculpture in Iran
  17. A rare black Leopard
  18. In The Shining (1980), during the scene where Jack yells at Wendy for bothering him during his writing, there is a chair in the background that disappears momentarily between cuts. This was an intentional move by Kubrick to make you feel unsettled during the scene, without knowing exactly why.
  19. This may be my last post, I cant go home idk what to do
  20. 24 years old and 12 days post heart transplant. They say laughter can make a bad situation better. Give it to me!
  21. Found this in my gym
  22. My wife told me she couldn't see that trashcan... She forgot about our new dashcam
  23. "Keanu Reefs: The IDGAF Interview"
  24. The trophy stand for a robotics competition
  25. Keanu doing a between two ferns interview.
  26. Negative news is more often published than positive news because on average. humans tend to react more strongly to negative information, according to a new, global study.
  27. Five women go on trial over planned Notre Dame car bomb attack
  28. Fucking stupid birds
  29. Love the color contrast here
  30. Subway Ads: "UN, Sorry for our big dumb president"
  31. Iowa is weird
  32. TIL Despite the myth that has been circulating for decades, fish do feel pain and do show the capacity to suffer from it.
  33. For those who have (still nothing) understood to #brexit
  34. I bought my dad a puppy six months ago, 120lbs pounds later he’s bestest biggest boy. Reddit meet Odin.
  35. Emilia Clarke portrait for Emmys (2019)
  36. My apartment building used to be a school.
  37. What’s your love language?
  38. When I heard that the CEO of AT&T wants to get rid of customers who rely on promotional TV prices to keep their prices and calls them “low value”, I realized how completely out of touch they are.
  39. [Francis] Brayden Point signed for 3 years at $6.75 million.
  40. Astronomers watch six galaxies suddenly fire up into quasars: an event that was thought to happen over millennia play out in a matter of months, as a usually-quiet galaxy suddenly fired up into an energetic quasar – and not just once, but in six different cases.
  41. I believe that "Stress Relief: Part 1" is universally accepted as the funniest episode of the series
  42. It can break your spirit
  43. not sure if this is a repost but
  44. Sign at my local laundromat
  45. “Walked to school... uphill both ways...”
  46. TWICE - Feel Special
  47. A subtle pounce.
  48. How romantic!😍😍😍😍🤢🥰🤮🥰
  49. The winning sand sculpture of 2019’s Texas Sand Sculpture Festival
  50. A 1934 staged photo by photographer A.L. "Whitey" Schafer, mocking the Hays movie censorship Code by violating as many of its rules as possible in a single image.
  51. Stumbled across this one
  52. We’ll remember maliwan
  53. Bungee jump
  54. I just......
  55. Keni Harrison’s reaction to beating the 28-year-old hurdle record.
  56. For those of you on holiday with Thomas Cook:
  57. We really take for granted that both our legs grow at the same time and at the same rate.
  58. Actor Sid Haig has passed away at 80 years old
  59. [OC] [Art] 30 seconds of crosshatching a dungeon map
  60. If I touch lava in Minecraft, the video ends
  61. anon is spider-man fan
  62. Not a single fuck from Nikolaj
  63. Found in tip jar at work (US)
  64. [Homemade]Cheese cake
  65. A murder from the wild...
  66. Cat.
  67. Bill Weld Just Went on TV and Suggested Trump Committed a Crime Punishable by Death
  68. There's a Man Who Can
  69. Too deep
  70. What's the deal with Game of Thrones winning the 2019 Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama when everyone seems to dislike the final season?
  71. This bread is my body
  72. Me_irl
  73. Another successful boycott. We did it gamers!
  74. A nice guy in the making?
  75. Today I’m getting married...and these are my cufflinks! [OoT]
  76. What is going through your head when you’re getting a really good blow job?
  77. Alinity's manager says hes going to copyright strike xqc
  78. This spot looks comfy
  79. He has dreamed about this his whole life
  80. Cursed_shaver
  81. 🔥 Facial close-up of a leopard from South Africa.
  82. Hottest take from the dumbest sellout
  83. Tony breaking the cycle for the greater good
  84. *laughs in Sith Lord*
  85. trash items that you dont need in your minecraft inventory starter pack
  86. Unless...
  87. First boot after building your first pc
  88. A Quiet Dawn, Me, Digital, 2019
  89. To skip a milk delivery
  90. What I think of every time that picture gets posted.
  91. Dad jokes
  92. Advice from my dad when dealing with sexist comments/jokes in the workplace.
  93. WCGW if I throw a Molotov cocktail into a dumpster?
  94. Congratulations to the winner of Ultimate Singles at Mainstage!
  95. $100,000 worth of free boats for LAOP, or just a nuisance due to an emergency? LAOP’s beach house boat ramp and concrete slab was used to safely store ~15 boats during a hurricane without LAOP’s permission. Police refuses to move the boats to the impound lot, since this is a civil matter. Now what?
  96. Demonstration Of Constant Velocity With A Moving Trampoline
  97. Still love his comeback though
  98. Do you think there will ever be a major setback in technology?
  99. ok this is epic
  100. I can't get medication because of addicts.

The Verge

  1. Amazon could unveil fitness-tracking earbuds and a larger Echo speaker this week
  2. Fortnite is adding skill-based matchmaking and bots
  3. Nerf’s new Ultra blasters shoot farther than ever before — but there’s a catch
  4. How Untitled Goose Game adapted Debussy for its dynamic soundtrack
  5. HBO won Emmys night, but the future belongs to streaming platforms
  6. Apple will make its new Mac Pro in the US
  7. Yes, Toy Story 4’s director knows how weird Forky made the Toy Story world
  8. Ring and Nest video doorbells include a free smart display with purchase at Best Buy
  9. Google Play Pass bundles 350 Android games and apps for $4.99 per month
  10. Yahoo redesigns its logo to remind you that Yahoo exists

Wired

  1. Amazon's *Fleabag* and Many Others Won the Emmys They Deserved
  2. Even Huge Molecules Follow the Quantum World's Bizarre Rules
  3. Star Wars News: Is This the Opening Sequence of 'Rise of Skywalker'?
  4. 11 Best Fitness Trackers (and Fitness Watches) for 2019
  5. Why These Geese Wear Tiny Backpacks and Fly in a Wind Tunnel
  6. Peex Review: I Remixed Elton John's Live Show Using my Phone
  7. Cleaner Ships May Mean More Expensive Holidays
  8. Today’s Cartoon: VR Pets Unleashed
  9. How Cities Reshape the Evolutionary Path of Urban Wildlife
  10. Tesla May Soon Have a Battery That Can Last a Million Miles
  11. Google Tightens Its Voice Assistant Rules Amid Privacy Backlash
  12. The Symmetry and Chaos of the World's Megacities
  13. Knives Made of Frozen Feces Are Kinda Crappy
  14. Trump’s Emissions Fight, Amazon’s EVs, and Other Car News This Week
  15. A Washington Whistle-Blower Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
  16. Kodak Smile Classic Review: The Best Zink Instant Camera
  17. 10 Best iPhone Accessories for 2019 (iPhone 11, 11 Pro)
  18. AI Helps Seismologists Predict Earthquakes
  19. Richard Stallman’s Exit Heralds a New Era in Tech
  20. Edward Snowden in His Own Words: Why I Became a Whistle-Blower

LifeHacker

  1. How to Get iOS 13 to Tell You If Your Headphones Are Too Loud
  2. This 2 For $15 Poo-Pourri Deal Doesn't Stink
  3. Check Out This Massive Collection of Custom Siri Shortcuts for iOS 13
  4. Remove Stains From Your Carpet With Baking Soda and Vinegar
  5. Make This Syrian Kibbeh Casserole When Your Budget Is Tight
  6. Last Chance to Get Two Free Pounds of Ground Beef In Every Butcher Box Delivery, Forever.
  7. Get Advice on Talking to Your Kid About Sex With These Videos
  8. Find the Closest and Safest Emergency Room With ER Inspector
  9. The Best Credit Cards for Recent College Grads
  10. Keep the Air Out and Your Food Fresh With This Discounted Prepara Evak Container
  11. There Are 99 Days Left in the Year. What's Your Resolution?
  12. If You Booked Travel With Thomas Cook, Here's How to Get a Refund
  13. I'm Lifehacker Food Editor Claire Lower and This Is How I Eat
  14. Monday's Best Deals: Nintendo Switch Lite, Weighted Blankets, Friends Blu-ray, and More
  15. Use Minecraft to Teach Your Kids Pretty Much Anything
  16. Why Your Memory Sucks, and What You Can Do About It
  17. I'm Tim Mulkerin, Lifehacker Social Media Editor, and This Is How I Work
  18. You're Not Hearing Things: These Surprisingly Decent Noise Canceling Headphones Are Just $23
  19. How Are You Preparing Your Finances for an Economic Downturn?
  20. How to Hide Replies on Twitter
  21. How to Free Up Storage Space on Your iPhone
  22. Celebrate the First Day of Fall With Stackable Weighted Blanket Discounts
  23. What's Coming and Going From Netflix the Week of September 23, 2019
  24. Always Look at One-Way Flight Options When You Book a Trip
  25. This Site Uses AI to Find Issues in Privacy Policies

The Onion

  1. Netflix CEO Chews Out Content Creators In Post-Emmys Locker Room Tirade
  2. Regular Customer Of Sinaloa Cartel Shocked To Learn Organization Funded Death Squads
  3. Viewers Disappointed New ‘Frozen 2’ Trailer Provides Almost No Clues To The Specifics Of Trump’s Conversations With Ukrainian President
  4. House Democrats Issue Condemnation Of Ukraine For Making It Harder To Avoid Impeaching Trump
  5. Quiet Nerdy Kid Lies In Wait For Perfect Moment To Unleash Freestyle Rap Abilities On Classmates
  6. Years Of Playing Tower Defense Games Can’t Prepare You For The Responsibilities Of Defending A Real Tower
  7. Song Over Opening Credits Actually Playing On Lead Character’s Radio This Entire Time
  8. U.S. Abortions Hit Record Low
  9. Vatican Forced To Revoke Dozens Of Sainthoods After Discovering Miracles Performed With Eldritch Magic
  10. Rob Gronkowski’s Wife Gets Out Photo Album To Prove To Him He's Met Tom Brady
  11. Joe Kennedy Dodges Crashing Planes, Swerving Cars After Announcing Campaign For Senate
  12. Audubon Society President Spends Another Morning In Attic Feeding Nation’s 2.9 Billion Missing Birds
  13. Justin Trudeau Apologizes For Brownface Photos From 2001
  14. ‘Ni No Kuni’: Remastering Done Right, But Gameplay Is Marred By My Newborn Son’s Constant Screaming
  15. 7 Benches Near Your Office Where You Can Eat Lunch In Fucking Peace
  16. Overwhelmed Dolphins GM Asks Players To Please Use Automated Email Form When Making Trade Requests
  17. Rookie Forest Ranger Not Getting Hopes Up About Seeing Tree On First Day
  18. Merriam-Webster Adds Nonbinary ‘They’ To Dictionary
  19. NFL Pre-emptively Adds Whatever Bullshit Gronk Hawking To Banned Substance List
  20. The 25th Anniversary Of ‘Friends’
  21. Justin Trudeau Responds To Blackface Criticism With New ‘Triggered?’ Campaign Slogan
  22. Trump Orders Presidential Motorcade To Take Detour Through Homeless Encampment
  23. White House Strips California Of Auto Emissions Waiver
  24. Grandmother Contracts Herpes 5 Minutes After Checking Into Nursing Home
  25. Pompeo To Increase Bombing In Afghanistan After Figuring They’ll Miss And Hit Iran At Some Point

The Register

  1. Chef melts under heat, will 86 future deals with family-separating US immigration agencies
  2. After complaints over leaked Voice Assistant recordings, Google says: We hear you
  3. Several months after the fact, CafePress finally acknowledges huge data theft to its customers
  4. Bored and looking for something to do with your fingers? Why not try speed-cubing at a central London pop-up?
  5. Better Bluetooth in Windows 10 and more local Azure toys via Docker containers
  6. Alarmingly, Facebook needs more first-person shooter footage, US Energy dept buys AI-training chips, and more
  7. HMRC's HTTPS howler: Childcare payments site cert expired at 1am on Sunday, down for hours
  8. Microsoft: Dynamics 365 to hook up online, physical retail... 'cos we love tracking so much we want it offline too
  9. Devonitely not great: Torbay and South Devon NHS declares 'major IT incident'
  10. If you have enough of this type of gut microbe, you can get drunk for free after eating carbs
  11. Gearheads get their spudgers into an iPhone 11 Pro Max: Bi-lateral charging, anyone?
  12. Pizza prankster's prisoner plea plot perturbs police, Norks invading and Uber woes
  13. It's ace that UK.gov 'in 2030 will be joined up, trusted and responsive' – but what about now?
  14. Switch about to get real: Openreach bod on the challenge of shuttering UK's copper phone lines
  15. Calling all the Visual Basic snitches: Keep quiet about it and so will he...
  16. When modernising your data warehouse and analytics, trust is everything – learn more from Google this week
  17. Where can you learn the limits and abilities of artificial intelligence? Try Westminster
  18. Emergency button saves gamers from sudden death... of starvation
  19. Good old Auntie Beeb's mobile app berates kids for being rubbish online
  20. The '$4.4m a year' bug: Chipotle online orders swallowed by JavaScript credit-card form blunder
  21. Class-action lawsuit claims DXC 'selectively timed' job cuts to inflate short-term profit target
  22. Disgraced ex-Kaspersky guy made me do it, says bloke in Russian court on hacking charges
  23. We sense a great disturbance in the Salesforce: File-slinging feature breaks down for more than 12 hours
  24. Hey, NPM. How do you like your Bogensberger? He's, well, done: CEO Bryan ejects from biz
  25. Western Digital: We're just about DDN with these data centre systems
  26. My Little Bromium: HP Inc inks security deal to slurp micro-VM slinger
  27. Bulgarian phishing gang member who lived with his parents jailed for part in £40m fraud ring
  28. Supply chain actors agree that everyone's a security risk – except themselves, of course
  29. Those furious gun-toting Aussies were just a glitch. Let's try US drone deliveries, says Wing
  30. In the bag: Serco 'delighted' to grab £450m ferry and freight deal between Scotland and Northern Isles
  31. Apple's looking at you, kid: Fanbois froth over AR patent docs for gaze tracking headset
  32. World's largest heap of untreated nuclear waste needs more bots to cart around irradiated crap
  33. Google spaffs €3bn on power-grubbin' Euro bit barns while boasting of its 'biggest renewable energy purchase ever'
  34. It's possible to reverse-engineer AI chatbots to spout nonsense, smut or sensitive information
  35. Tesco parking app hauled offline after exposing 10s of millions of Automatic Number Plate Recognition images
  36. 'Ridiculous, rubbish, outrageous, complete bollocks': Just some reviews for Amazon's corporate contribution to Blighty's coffers
  37. Google: Read my lips. You cannot link up a G Suite account with Nest smart home gizmos
  38. Imagine if Facebook could read your mind: Er, I have some bad news for you...
  39. Three UK slammed for 'ripping off' loyal mobile customers by £32.4m per year
  40. That time Windows got blindsided by a ball of plasma, 150 million kilometres away
  41. Calling all data-hungry disruptive orgs. It's time to disrupt the bugbears holding back your biz
  42. Chef roasted for tech contract with family-separating US immigration, forks up attempt to quash protest
  43. Exploding super-prang asteroid to pepper Earth, trigger deadly ice age – no, wait, it happened 466 million years ago
  44. Nice work if you can grift it: Two blokes accused of swindling $10m from the elderly with bogus virus infection alerts
  45. Open-source companies gather to gripe: Cloud giants sell our code as a service – and we get the square root of nothing
  46. If you're using Harbor as your container registry, bear in mind it can be hijacked with has_admin_role = True
  47. Facebook campus death plunge: Cops say man jumped from 4th floor in apparent suicide
  48. FedEx execs: We had no idea cyberattack would be so bad. Investors: Is that why you sold $40m+ of your own shares?
  49. Call-center scammer loses $9m appeal in stunning moment of poetic justice
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TechMeme

  1. Samsung Galaxy S10 gets the Galaxy Note 10's camera features like AR Doodle and DeX for PC support with an update (Joe Fedewa/XDA Developers)
  2. Sources: Amazon is developing Alexa-enabled wireless earbuds with an accelerometer that monitors things like calories burned and the pace and distance of runs (Eugene Kim/CNBC)
  3. Microsoft previews Dynamics 365 Commerce, which lets brands create product web pages with customer ratings and reviews, an expansion of Dynamics 365 for Retail (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
  4. China's social credit system extends to businesses, with 33M recently rated; some US firms were warned ratings may be affected by their stances, like on Taiwan (New York Times)
  5. NYSE owner Intercontinental Exchange launches long-awaited bitcoin futures as part of its Bakkt venture (Alexander Osipovich/Wall Street Journal)
  6. Drum, a marketplace connecting businesses to customers through an on-demand network of salespeople, raises $11M seed round (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  7. Facebook page with 1.1M followers called "I Love America" is one of many Ukrainian-run pages now pushing pro-Trump propaganda and recycling 2016-era IRA memes (Popular Information)
  8. Code deployment toolmaker Chef says it will not renew contracts with ICE and CBP, after an ex-employee deleted his open-source code leading to customer downtime (Joseph Cox/VICE)
  9. Hyundai Motor Group to invest $1.6B in cash and $400M in R&D in a $4B self-driving vehicle joint venture with Dublin-based Aptiv, with both owning 50% stakes (Reuters)
  10. Apple says it will assemble the new Mac Pro in Austin, TX, after it received federal product exclusions enabling it to import some parts without paying tariffs (CNBC)
  11. Google Play Pass unveiled as a $4.99/mo. subscription for access to 350+ unlocked Android apps and games that are free of ads and IAPs; first year to be $2/mo. (Dieter Bohn/The Verge)
  12. Amazon debuts a feature called Show and Tell, which helps blind and low vision customers with an Echo Show smart display identify common household pantry goods (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
  13. Binance launches fiat-to-crypto and crypto-to-crypto trading in the US, with support for bitcoin, Binance coin, ether, XRP, bitcoin cash, litecoin, and tether (Ryan Duffy/Morning Brew)
  14. Samsung says Galaxy Fold will go on sale in the US on September 27 for $1,980 and will be available at AT&T, Best Buy, and Samsung stores (Ben Schoon/9to5Google)
  15. Cloudflare enables a new "bot fight mode" as a opt-in feature for all accounts, which will frustrate bots via computationally intensive challenges (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)