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BBC

  1. Facebook bans UK far right groups and leaders
  2. Trainspotting T2 actor Bradley Welsh dies after shooting
  3. Sophie Gradon: Love Island star took own life
  4. Climate change: Sir David Attenborough warns of 'catastrophe'
  5. Scotland: Alex McLeish exits after poor start to Euro 2020 qualifying
  6. Mother 'felt suicidal' after baby death news reports
  7. Extinction Rebellion: Charges over climate change train protest
  8. Mya-Lecia Naylor: CBBC star dies suddenly, aged 16
  9. Maundy Thursday: Queen joined by Eugenie at Windsor service
  10. Woman in devil mask filmed throwing acid over house
  11. London sewers blocked by record-breaking 'concreteberg'
  12. 'Giant lion' fossil found in Kenya museum drawer
  13. 'My boyfriend's sperm, or a donor's?'
  14. Notre-Dame: Family in viral photo found after search
  15. Easter travel 2019: Where to avoid on roads and rail
  16. Elon Musk swaps shots with Museum of English Rural Life
  17. Europe's first underwater restaurant
  18. Chloë Grace Moretz: 'No age limit' for learning acceptance
  19. The workers juggling careers and caring
  20. How this date rape wristband can tell if your drink has been spiked
  21. BBC News Channel
  22. 'The doctor wrote a question mark for my child's sex'
  23. Healthcare for the homeless: 'I probably wouldn't be alive without them'
  24. Brexit limbo: Hotels, packing boxes and plans on hold for the MEPs
  25. Legal dilemma of granting child killers anonymity
  26. Nusrat Jahan Rafi: Burned to death for reporting sexual harassment
  27. New York City congestion charge - what it can learn from London
  28. 'My son killed himself after circumcision'
  29. Ireland captain Best to retire after Rugby World Cup
  30. BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 shortlist revealed - vote for your favourite
  31. Highlights: Manchester United beat Aston Villa 5-0 to earn WSL promotion
  32. Joey Barton: Fleetwood Town manager 'emphatically' denies assault allegations
  33. Bedlam, emotion, drama - how do you feel about VAR now?
  34. Notre-Dame fire: Why the cathedral's beauty wins hearts around the world
  35. Is it OK to rebuild a 12th Century monument with titanium?
  36. Should bookshops profit from sales of Victor Hugo's novel?
  37. Close up - a look inside the fire-damaged cathedral
  38. Notre-Dame fire: How well prepared are UK cathedrals?
  39. Why the blaze was so difficult to tackle
  40. The grief that comes from lost buildings
  41. Notre-Dame: The story of the fire in graphics and images
  42. Notre-Dame fire: How will the cathedral be restored?
  43. Notre-Dame cathedral: First look inside fire-damaged building
  44. Notre-Dame fire: Paris surveys aftermath of cathedral blaze
  45. 'I helped test a wonder drug - then I was denied it'
  46. The mental rigours of being US president
  47. Graffiti punished by reading - 'It worked!' says prosecutor
  48. The footballer, the Saudi prince and the proposition
  49. Islamic State: The women and children no-one wants

Bitcoin

  1. $5,257.6317
  2. £4,038.6130
  3. €4,673.5140
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. The ‘Fortnite’ World Cup will include a big-money event for creatives
  2. 'Child's Play' trailer shows Chucky controlling smart homes and drones
  3. Bandcamp's new service is like Kickstarter for vinyl
  4. Facebook bans several major UK far-right groups
  5. LG struggles to deliver on its promise of faster Android updates
  6. Google and Amazon end their ridiculous streaming video spat
  7. Mueller report forced Congress to find PCs with disc drives
  8. Amazon will close its Chinese platform for third-party sellers in July
  9. The Morning After: Google's first car accessory is like a mobile Home Mini
  10. T-Mobile's Money banking app makes its nationwide debut
  11. Withings restores its cardio health feature on scales in Europe
  12. Epic Games will boost security with two-factor SMS and email verification
  13. Google pulls popular Chinese Android apps over large-scale ad fraud
  14. Facebook is working on a voice AI rival to Siri and Alexa
  15. Samsung speaks up about broken Galaxy Fold review units
  16. Facebook 'unintentionally' saved contacts of 1.5 million new users
  17. Amazon's 'The Boys' has Karl Urban fighting superheroes gone bad
  18. DC Universe scales back 'Swamp Thing' over 'creative differences'
  19. NASA finally found evidence of the universe's earliest molecule
  20. Twitter acquires quote-sharing app Highly
  21. Car2go: 'Fraud' caused Chicago shutdown, not hacking
  22. With its 2020 Outback, Subaru bets on turbo engines and big screens
  23. Mike Myers will play multiple characters for upcoming Netflix show
  24. Scientists created a CRISPR tool that can wipe out longer pieces of DNA
  25. The new Mercedes-Benz GLS is luxuriously extra

Pinboard

  1. 15 Months of Fresh Hell Inside Facebook — The streets of Davos, Switzerland, were iced over on the night of January 25, 2018, which added a slight element of danger to the prospect of trekking to the…
  2. Why software projects take longer than you think – a statistical model · Erik Bernhardsson — Why software projects take longer than you think – a statistical model (blog post)
  3. frontendmasters.com
  4. Mark Zuckerberg leveraged Facebook user data to fight rivals and help friends, leaked documents show
  5. Pyodide: Bringing the scientific Python stack to the browser - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog — Python in your browser, for science!
  6. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/04/16/opinion/facial-recognition-new-york-city.html) — “The law has not caught up. In the United States, the use of facial recognition is almost wholly unregulated.”
  7. Microsimulation of Traffic Flow
  8. A Gentle Introduction to Text Summarization in Machine Learning — A step-by-step example of generating a text summary of a given body of text.
  9. Death by PowerPoint: the slide that killed seven people — mcdreeamie-musings
  10. The Best Hike in Every State
  11. Spider - a smart point&click web scraping tool — regex-adjacent browser plugin, neat
  12. Nothing Fails Like Success — A family buys a house they can’t afford. They can’t make their monthly mortgage payments, so they borrow money from the Mob. Now they’re in debt to the bank and…
  13. The Legend of Keanu Reeves - GQ — y'all,
  14. The Difference Between SQL’s JOIN .. ON Clause and the Where Clause – Java, SQL and jOOQ. — What’s the difference between putting a predicate in the JOIN .. ON clause and the WHERE clause? Now, I’ve moved the FILM_ID < 10 filter from the WHERE clause to the ON clause. But the execution plan is the same for both queries:
  15. Our brains may solidify the memories of new skills we just practiced a few seconds earlier by taking a short rest, finds a new study. “Everyone thinks you need to ‘practice, practice, practice’ when learning something new. Instead, we found that res — In a study of healthy volunteers, National Institutes of Health researcher…
  16. historicalsource (Historical Source) / Repositories — A collection of historical source files, for education and perusal. - historicalsource
  17. Figma + Design Systems — RT @figmadesign: Today we’re introducing ! Help us advance the conversation around design systems by sharing…
  18. ArchiveBox: Open source local web archiving | ArchiveBox — Save an archived local copy of sites you browse. Takes browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., outputs HTML, PDFs, and more... (formerly Bookmark Archiver)
  19. rlabbe/Kalman-and-Bayesian-Filters-in-Python · GitHub
  20. The Ultimate Guide to Writing Online — David Perell — Writing online is the fastest way to accelerate your career. It’s the best way to learn faster, build your resume, and find peers and collaborators who can create job and business opportunities for you. Content builds on itself. It multiplies and compounds. via Pocket
  21. Favorite by @trevortimm — Man, every investigative piece @jenvalentino has done since she joined the @nytimes has been fantastic (and terrifying). https://t.co/GpSYv3V0wP — Trevor Timm…
  22. Guantánamo’s Darkest Secret | The New Yorker — Mohamedou Salahi spent more than fourteen years in detention at Guantánamo Bay, where he was repeatedly tortured. Illustration by Tyler Comrie; source…
  23. Disney and the Future of TV — Yesterday started with a truly remarkable piece of TV broadcasting: Tiger Woods capped an incredible comeback from personal (self-inflicted) turmoil and…
  24. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/17/magazine/prison-abolition-ruth-wilson-gilmore.html) — RT @lifewinning: AHHHHH THIS IS THE ONLY THING I WANT TO READ TODAY
  25. Untitled (https://www.wired.com/story/exclusive-sony-next-gen-console/) — Get a sneak peek at PlayStation’s next-generation plans.
  26. Pete For America Design Toolkit — This is a very cool thing that all campaigns should do:
  27. The End Of Empathy — Militia leader Ammon Bundy, famous for leading an armed standoff in Oregon, had a tender moment in November of last year. He recorded a Facebook post saying…
  28. Untitled (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanhatesthis/youtube-notre-dame-fire-livestreams) — YouTube flagged livestreams of the Notre Dame fire as fake news and then started showing people articles about 9/11.
  29. Responsible JavaScript: Part I – A List Apart — By the numbers, JavaScript is a performance liability. If the trend persists, the median page will be shipping at least 400 KB of it before too long, and that’s merely what’s transferred. via Pocket
  30. Icons: avoid temptation and start with user needs - NHS Digital
  31. When Postgres blocks: 7 tips for dealing with locks — When
  32. How 'Liberal' Late-Night Talk Shows Became a Comedy Sinkhole - MEL Magazine
  33. Fluent 1.0: a localization system for natural-sounding translations - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
  34. iOS 13: Dark Mode, detachable panels, Safari and Mail, more - 9to5Mac
  35. xkcd: Text Entry — via xkcd.com https://xkcd.com/
  36. How I Use Drafts on iPhone, macOS, and Apple Watch – The Sweet Setup — How I Use Drafts on iPhone, macOS, and Apple Watch
  37. Carole Cadwalladr: Facebook's role in Brexit -- and the threat to democracy | TED Talk — Facebook's role in Brexit — and the threat to democracy (Carole Cadwalladr | TED2019) via @TEDTalks
  38. Is Dentistry a Science? - The Atlantic
  39. The tragedy of Given-When-Then. | The IT Risk Manager — The tragedy of Given-When-Then in four acts.
  40. HTML Includes That Work Today
  41. What an Olympic medalist, homeless in Seattle, wants you to know — When Rebecca Twigg was 7, she rode a bike for the first time. There were no training wheels, but Twigg took off like she’d done it in a previous life. She fell…
  42. How 5G is Likely to Put Weather Forecasting at Risk — If the great Samuel Clemens were alive today, he might modify the famous meteorological quip often attributed to him to read, “Everyone complains about weather…
  43. sizes: better disk usage reporting in Terminal
  44. 15 Months of Fresh Hell Inside Facebook
  45. The Notre Dame Fire and the Future of History | WIRED — The fire turned the thousand-year-old roof to ash. But a digital replica of the cathedral could help make its restoration all the more complete.
  46. Under-Engineered Toggles | Adrian Roselli
  47. How a Single Raspberry PI made my Home Network Faster
  48. Barr’s Playbook: He Misled Congress When Omitting Parts of Justice Dep’t Memo in 1989 - Just Security
  49. Why Apple Settled With Qualcomm
  50. Instagram Memers Are Unionizing — @UnionizedMemes / Instagram Instagram memers have had enough. They generate the engagement that helps keep Instagram growing—but, they argue, the…
  51. Mar 27 You Should Organize a Study Group/Book Club/Online Group/Event! Tips on How to Do It
  52. Troy Hunt: How to Track Your Kids (and Other People's Kids) With the TicTocTrack Watch
  53. Best Practices for AWS Lambda Container Reuse – Capital One Tech – Medium
  54. Author and Grand Master Gene Wolfe, 1931-2019 | Tor.com — We are extremely sad to report the passing of author and science fiction and fantasy Grand Master Gene Wolfe.
  55. AliceVision | Meshroom - 3D Reconstruction Software
  56. The Web Developer's Guide to DNS | RJ Zaworski
  57. 5-star phonies: Inside the fake Amazon review complex — 5-star phonies: Inside the fake Amazon review complex via @Hustle_Says
  58. Selfie Deaths Are an Epidemic | Outside Online — Selfie Deaths Are An Epidemic via Instapaper http://bit.ly/2v7e6Wf
  59. Mathematicians Discover the Perfect Way to Multiply | Quanta Magazine — via @EricaKlarreich rt of https://twitter.com/KSHartnett/status/1116360103479869440
  60. 10 Years of MacStories – MacStories — 10 Years of MacStories via Instapaper https://www.macstories.net/stories/10-years-of-macstories/
  61. Google sabotaging Firefox — "Chrome is the new IE"
  62. 1,060-hour image of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) captured by Amateur Astronomers - AstroSpace
  63. Here's How To Find Out Who Has Your Data On Facebook
  64. Nord
  65. Swift Generics Evolution - don't panic — Earlier this week, Joe Groff of the Swift Core Team published a massive discussion post on the Swift forums.
  66. China Spying on Undersea Internet Cables - Schneier on Security
  67. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/17/business/youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki.html) — when youre expecting a puff piece and end up talking to an actual reporter
  68. Increasingly Competitive College Admissions: Much More Than You Wanted To Know | Slate Star Codex — > And in the past, I think a lot of people, including really smart people, just went to the nearest halfway-decent state college to their house. Partly this was out of humility. Partly it was because people cared about family …
  69. Untitled (https://politics.theonion.com/pete-buttigieg-stuns-campaign-crowd-by-speaking-to-manu-1834117054?utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=SF&utm_content=Main) — Pete Buttigieg Stuns Campaign Crowd By Speaking To Manufacturing Robots In Fluent Binary
  70. 58 bytes of css to look great nearly everywhere
  71. A healthier Twitter: progress and more to do — A healthier Twitter: progress and more to do via Instapaper https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2019/health-update.html
  72. Untitled (https://www.monotype.com/fonts/helvetica-now) — This is Helvetica® Now.
  73. Want to Escape Global Warming? These Cities Promise Cool Relief — If extreme weather made your city unlivable, where would you move? Consider Duluth, Minn., a Harvard University climate adaptation expert says. He thinks the…
  74. EFF’s Tweet About an Overzealous DMCA Takedown Is Now Subject to an Overzealous Takedown | Electronic Frontier Foundation — (1) a TV show leaks. (2) TorrentFreak writes about it leaking [takedown] (3) TorrentFreak writes about the takedown [takedown] (4) EFF writes about the situation [takedown]. You can't just order copyrig…
  75. Announcing AMP Real URL — Announcing AMP Real URL -
  76. The 9 mistakes you don’t know you’re making as a new manager - Signal v. Noise — The 9 mistakes you don’t know you’re making as a new manager
  77. historicalsource (Historical Source) · GitHub — RT @textfiles:
  78. IoT Inspector Project at Princeton
  79. Your terminal is not a terminal: An Introduction to Streams
  80. k tutorial — shakti k tutorial
  81. How Scotland erased Guyana from its past | News | The Guardian — The long read: The portrayal of Scots as abolitionists and liberal champions has hidden a long history of profiting from slavery in the Caribbean. By Yvonne Singh
  82. Adactio: Journal—Split
  83. ICE deports Gonzalez: spouse of U.S. soldier killed in Afghanistan
  84. Schachte/Mermrender: 🧜‍♀️ RESTful rendering pipeline for generating sequence and UML diagrams using Mermaid for Markdown docs
  85. How does a relational database work - Coding Geek — Great (!) expl. of the inner workings of DBMSs. Especially query optimization, which I'd always taken for granted:
  86. We finally know why the Instagram founders really quit - The Verge
  87. Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO — This week’s banishment of host Scott Rogowsky was merely a symptom of the ongoing struggle to decide who will lead HQ Trivia. According to multiple sources, over half of the startup’s staff signed an internal petition to depose CEO Rus Yusupov who they saw as mismanaging the company.
  88. One Month, 500,000 Face Scans: How China Is Using A.I. to Profile a Minority - The New York Times — In a major ethical leap for the tech world, Chinese start-ups have built algorithms that the government uses to track members of a largely Muslim minority group.
  89. A Darkly Hilarious Supercut Of Fox News Hosts Bashing Obama For All The Things Trump Does Now - Digg
  90. The Urgent Quest for Slower, Better News — A central purpose of journalism is the creation of an informed citizenry. And yet—especially in an environment of free-floating, ambient news—it’s not entirely…
  91. Winners and losers of the subscription frenzy (1/2)
  92. What it's like to see a Falcon Heavy launch
  93. Only rebellion will prevent an ecological apocalypse | George Monbiot | Opinion | The Guardian — Only rebellion will prevent an ecological apocalypse
  94. Meetings Are Not For You – Rands in Repose — Meetings Are Not For You One of the challenges with writing a blog for a long time is it possible to repeat yourself. I’m not talking repetitious themes; I’m talking word for word writing pretty much the same article. Again.
  95. Scotland post-surgical deaths drop by a third, say researchers - BBC News
  96. These Tech Men Were Accused Of Past Sexual Misconduct. They All Have New Jobs. — https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanmac/tech-men-accused-sexual-misconduct-new-jobs-metoo
  97. When Rules Don't Apply — Top executives of leading tech companies secretly agreed among themselves not to hire each other’s employees, thereby restricting wages and job opportunities of the very people to whom they owed their success. Government investigators discovered the conspiracy and brought charges against the comp…
  98. Why Notre-Dame Was a Tinderbox - The New York Times
  99. historicalsource/zork1: Zork I (Microcomputer Version) by Infocom
  100. My Samsung Galaxy Fold screen broke after just a day - The Verge — from Daring Fireball Dieter Bohn’s review unit broke after just two days: It’s a distressing thing to discover just two days after receiving my review unit. More distressing is that the bulge eventually pressed sharply enough into the screen to break it. Yo…

The Next Web

  1. Flying cars could cut emissions, replace planes, and reduce traffic – but not soon enough
  2. TikTok Watch: High-schoolers are trolling teachers by using their first names
  3. Report: Cryptocurrency ransomware payments up 90%, thanks to Ryuk
  4. Viddyoze makes professional-grade video animation super simple, and it’s over half off
  5. CHEAP: Scrumptious 128GB Google Pixel XLs are now just $270, yum
  6. Apple’s reportedly making a tag to track your things
  7. Here’s why the crashed Israeli moon mission was still a tremendous contribution to science
  8. For the love of Satoshi, don’t give your Bitcoin to rebuild Notre Dame
  9. IBM launches blockchain skills academy with University of Louisville
  10. Despite damaging reports, Samsung is hell-bent on releasing its Galaxy Fold this month

Smashing Magazine

  1. Optimizing Performance With Resource Hints
  2. The User’s Perspective: Using Story Structure To Stand In Your User’s Shoes
  3. Design At Scale: One Year With Figma
  4. Monthly Web Development Update 4/2019: Design Ethics And Clarity Over Style
  5. Art Direction For The Web Using CSS Shapes
  6. Privacy UX: Better Cookie Consent Experiences
  7. Understanding Subresource Integrity
  8. Digging Into The Display Property: The Two Values Of Display
  9. How We Used WebAssembly To Speed Up Our Web App By 20X (Case Study)
  10. Privacy UX: Common Concerns And Privacy In Web Forms
  11. Going Serverless With Cloudflare Workers
  12. Managing Z-Index In A Component-Based Web Application
  13. Design System: What It Is And How To Create One Using Indigo.Design
  14. How To Use Spaces In Web Design With Gestalt Principles
  15. Blooming Colors And April Adventures (2019 Wallpapers Edition)

Wirecutter

  1. The Rock ‘n Play Recall: Why We Pulled Our Pick Before Fisher-Price Did
  2. The Pros and Cons of Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones
  3. Discounts on Two Lightweight Laptops Perfect for Students
  4. The Best Robes
  5. Platinum Card from American Express Review
  6. Our Favorite Wireless Charger Just Hit a New Low Price
  7. What the Mom in Your Life Really Wants for Mother’s Day (It’s Not Flowers)
  8. The Best Under-Sink Water Filter
  9. The Best Cheap Scanner
  10. Two of Our Favorite Air Purifiers Are Heavily Discounted
  11. How Safe Is Your Privacy in a Smart Home?
  12. Sunsets Are Kryptonite to Some Fancy Robot Vacuums
  13. The Best Air Purifier
  14. How to Break Your Single-Use Plastics Habit
  15. The Best Air Conditioner
  16. How to Minimize Allergies in Your Home
  17. The Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones
  18. 5 Questions Every Cat or Dog Owner Should Ask Their Vet
  19. Why This Innovative New IKEA Studio Will Win Over IKEA Haters
  20. The Best Lawn Mower
  21. The Best Ebook Reader
  22. The Best Gas Credit Cards
  23. The Best Time-Tracking Apps for Freelancers
  24. The Best All-in-One Computer
  25. How to Declutter Your Phone
  26. The Unbearable Lightness of Money Diaries
  27. Don’t Get the Disney Credit Card. This Other Disney Card Is Better.
  28. The Best Pregnancy Test
  29. The Best Yoga Mats
  30. The App That Completely Changed How I Do Taxes

Sweethome

  1. The Best Robes
  2. The Best Under-Sink Water Filter
  3. The Best Lawn Mower
  4. The Best Soldering Irons
  5. The Best Plug-In Smart Outlet
  6. The Best Comforter
  7. The Best Rain Boots for Men and Women
  8. The Best Stuff from IKEA, According to Wirecutter’s Obsessive Staff
  9. The Best Shower Caddy
  10. The Best Robot Vacuums
  11. The Best Storage Containers
  12. The Best White Noise Machine
  13. Coat Racks to Declutter Your Entryway
  14. The Best LED Light Bulb
  15. The Best Label Maker
  16. The Best Ice Scraper and Snow Brush
  17. The Best Non-Contact Voltage Tester
  18. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use
  19. Stitch Fix Review: What to Know Before You Buy
  20. The Best Mattress Toppers
  21. What to Know About Different Mattress Topper Types
  22. The Best Bathroom Rugs and Bath Mats
  23. The Best Duct Tape
  24. Wall Hooks We Love
  25. The Best HomeKit-Compatible Smart-Home Devices
  26. The Best Alexa-Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Amazon Echo
  27. The Best Smart LED Light Bulbs
  28. The Best Leaf Blower
  29. Is the Google Home the Voice-Controlled Speaker for You?
  30. The Best Water Flossers

Hacker News

Ars Technica

  1. Jerrie Cobb, one of the most gifted female pilots in history, has died
  2. Staffsource: Ars’ most coveted work-from-home essentials
  3. You can now download the source code for all Infocom text adventure classics
  4. 50-inch Surface Hub 2S: $8,999, shipping in June; 85-inch version next year
  5. Bendgate 2.0: Samsung’s $2,000 foldable phone is already breaking
  6. Porn sites must age-verify British users starting July 15
  7. HD emulation mod makes “Mode 7” SNES games look like new
  8. Rumored lidar shopping suggests Apple is still serious about autonomy
  9. The wave of domain hijackings besetting the Internet is worse than we thought
  10. Nikola Motor Company shows off two real trucks and… a new jet ski?
  11. The Jaguar I-Pace wins World Car of the Year, World Green Car awards
  12. Nintendo Labo VR review: There’s no “Nintendo magic” inside these lenses
  13. NASA says Christina Koch will spend 328 days in space
  14. Intel quits 5G modem business hours after Apple settles with Qualcomm
  15. Tolkien was right: Scholars conclude Beowulf likely the work of single author
  16. Anti-vax moms sue NYC as US heads toward record measles spread
  17. Two reports describe major new iOS 13 and macOS 10.15 features
  18. T-Mobile/Sprint merger is in danger of being rejected by DOJ
  19. Why $249 is an unsustainable price for the first all-digital Xbox [Updated]
  20. Everything we know about the first discless Xbox One, coming May 7 for $249

Digg

  1. The Long, Strange History Of Cargo Cults
  2. Watch Attorney General William Barr's Press Conference Before The Release Of The Mueller Report
  3. This Map Allows You To Track The Epidemics Spreading Across The World
  4. Master Your Money As A Couple — For Free — With Zeta
  5. Jeopardy! Genius James Holzhauer Obliterated The One-Day Winnings Record Again
  6. Secrecy, Self-Dealing And Greed At The NRA
  7. How The Quantum Search Algorithm Works
  8. Puppy Meets His Newborn Human For The First Time, Tries To Bundle Him Up Nice And Good
  9. What Do Nuclear Bomb Explosions Sound Like?
  10. Barstool Sports Is Still Stealing Content: 'It's Like A Criminal Enterprise'
  11. Dugong Desperately Tries To Get Pufferfish To Leave It The Hell Alone
  12. Just Another Totally Normal Day On The New York City Subway
  13. What To Watch For Today In The Mueller Report
  14. Handle Data Like A Pro With This Excel Data Analyst Certification School
  15. This Snowboarder Is So Damn Lucky
  16. 'When The Glaciers Disappear, Those Species Will Go Extinct'
  17. Pro Skateboarder Celebrates Before She Actually Wins And, Well...
  18. 'Bad At Being Black'
  19. This Modular Desk Organizer Is Going To Give You Back Your Desk Space
  20. The Fighting Goes Real Old School In New 'Hobbs & Shaw' Trailer
  21. A Semi-Snarky Explanation At What's Going With Elon's Boring Company
  22. Inside The Race To Deliver Packages To The Moon
  23. Need Help Managing Your Finances Together? Zeta Can Help, For Free.
  24. The Scariest Toy A Child Could Play With
  25. This Is Why California Will Keep Burning
  26. Tattoo Artists Give Their Solutions On How To Fix These Bad Tattoos
  27. What Follows 'It Follows?'
  28. How A Tiny Endangered Species Put A Man In Prison
  29. Trying The Fattiest Pastry In Europe
  30. Cyberspies Hijacked The Internet Domains Of Entire Countries
  31. First Big Survey Of Births Finds Millions Of Missing Women
  32. These Tourists Are Very Lucky They're Not On The Wrong Side Of The Avalanche
  33. People Wearing AirPods Are Making Things Awkward For Everyone Else
  34. 'Why I Write Fake Online Reviews'
  35. NASA Has Discovered The First Type Of Molecule Ever Formed In Our Universe
  36. When Doctors Thought 'Wanderlust' Was A Psychological Condition
  37. The Evolution Of Stereotypical Color-Coded Childhoods
  38. Man Barely Misses Getting Clocked In In The Head By Marble Blocks
  39. Jerrod Mustaf Is A Community Hero. Has Anyone Ever Googled Him?
  40. Sitting All Day Ruined My Health. VR Saved Me
  41. A Darkly Hilarious Supercut Of Fox News Hosts Bashing Obama For All The Things Trump Does Now
  42. A Giant Laid Low By Too Many Blows To The Head
  43. Review Units For The New Samsung Galaxy Fold (Which Costs $1,980) Are Breaking Really Fast
  44. Here's The Video Review Call That Capped Off Tottenham's Bonkers Champions League Victory Over Manchester City
  45. The Cost Of Living Around The World, Visualized Through The Price Of A Haircut, A Beer And A Suit
  46. Should I Quit My Job After Wetting My Pants At Work, And Other Advice Column Questions
  47. Need A New MacBook Pro? We're Giving One Away
  48. All The Latest And Best Longform On The Internet
  49. This Week's Best Memes, Ranked
  50. The Hoodie You Wear Daily Is Weary And Has Requested Backup
  51. Some Of You Haven’t Played Anomia Yet. Let's Fix That.
  52. Chuck Taylors Are No Longer The Only Super Old-School Basketball Shoe Out There

New Scientist

  1. AI that spots inequality could monitor living conditions in cities
  2. Dog owners are more likely to get the recommended amount of exercise
  3. Climate protesters want net zero carbon emissions - is it possible?
  4. Macron’s pledge to rebuild Notre Dame in five years may be possible
  5. BBC Earth from Space: satellite images give new view on conservation
  6. We must all work to avoid disputes over the care of very ill children
  7. A virus we thought was harmless to humans may worsen cystic fibrosis
  8. Viewing media coverage of traumatic events may fuel long-term distress
  9. Ancient urine reveals early prehistory of domestic sheep and goats
  10. We’ve found the first type of molecule to form after the big bang
  11. Pig brains have been partly revived after death - what does this mean?
  12. Gun that launches cord to wrap around assailant used for first time
  13. The UK's plan to block online pornography could be a privacy disaster
  14. Notre Dame’s stonework isn’t flammable but may be structurally damaged
  15. Statins may not lower cholesterol enough in half those who take them
  16. Sex-selective abortions may have stopped the birth of 23 million girls
  17. Saturn’s moon Titan has an alien lake district that looks like Earth
  18. Measles has made a shocking return to the US. Can it be stopped?
  19. Why electric cars are a hot topic in Australia's forthcoming election
  20. Did the ancestor of all humans evolve in Europe not Africa?
  21. Men who have children later in life may prime their kids for longevity
  22. We have zero tolerance for unclean water. Air should be no different
  23. Our nearest neighbour Proxima Centauri may host a second exoplanet
  24. Pristine mountains are being littered with microplastics from the air
  25. There is water just under the surface of the moon that we could use
  26. The 2018 heatwave may not have been possible without climate change
  27. A touchy-feely part of the brain helps you enjoy a gentle caress
  28. Prescriptions for UTIs may be making antibiotic resistance even worse
  29. Facebook and Instagram may have to remove like buttons for UK children
  30. A mission to Alpha Centauri affirms humanity's faith in the future
  31. BBC climate doc adviser: Earth is sending us really powerful messages
  32. David Attenborough finally talks climate change in prime time BBC slot
  33. Scientists must worry in public about the dangers of their creations
  34. How do you name a black hole? It is actually pretty complicated
  35. How hackers use tricks to make money from your clicks
  36. NASA traced a meteorite back to its original home in deep space
  37. SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket has flown its first commercial flight
  38. Even remote mountain glaciers are contaminated with microplastics
  39. What happened when one twin went to space and the other stayed home?
  40. Israel's Beresheet lunar lander has crashed on the moon
  41. Pollinators may have evolved 40 million years before flowers existed
  42. First black hole picture: The big mysteries we still need to solve
  43. First 3-parent baby born in clinical trial to treat infertility
  44. A gene linked to alcohol habits may influence who you choose to marry
  45. Millions of child asthma cases linked to traffic pollution every year
  46. New species of human discovered in a cave in the Philippines
  47. Everything you need to know about the first black hole image
  48. First ever real image of a black hole revealed
  49. Largest dust storm on Mars ever recorded may reveal why it's so dry
  50. The world's largest stone circle started out as a humble ancient home
  51. A four-day work week could improve our health and cut carbon emissions
  52. We could solve the biggest problem in maths in the next decade
  53. Salmonella can hijack immune cells to spread around the body
  54. You can help name the largest unnamed world in the solar system
  55. Promising treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome fails large trial
  56. Flying cars could be greener than electric ones in some circumstances
  57. Climate change means nearly all glaciers in the Alps may disappear
  58. Antarctica team to search world's oldest ice for climate change clues
  59. LIGO has spotted another gravitational wave just after turning back on
  60. NASA's method of paying for its giant rocket belongs in the Apollo era
  61. First ever picture of a black hole may be revealed this week
  62. Hot rubble from volcanoes races over land on a carpet of air bubbles
  63. AI could monitor farms from space to look for illegal pollution
  64. 3D facial analysis could help identify children with rare conditions
  65. UK wants to curb fake news and cyberbullying with new internet laws
  66. It’s time to change our approach to 'psychosomatic' illness
  67. NASA says the International Space Station is covered in bacteria
  68. ULEZ: London is cleaning up its dirty air but what about other cities?
  69. Doctors in China are using 5G internet to do surgery from far away
  70. Stunningly realistic video game visuals made by simulating light rays
  71. Telling us to stop washing our hands is dangerous and unacceptable
  72. Japan’s Hayabusa 2 spacecraft just bombed an asteroid
  73. Snowflakes are making the Arctic warm faster by acting like a blanket
  74. A dead planet is orbiting a dead sun in a distant dead solar system
  75. Scotland's HPV vaccine linked to 'near elimination' of cervical cancer
  76. Amazing four-legged fossil shows how walking whales learned to swim
  77. Had a genetic test? You should be told if its implications change
  78. DeepMind created a maths AI that can add up to 6 but gets 7 wrong
  79. Pet cats know their names they just sometimes prefer to ignore you
  80. People with autism are less likely to fall for an out-of-body illusion
  81. The Great Barrier Reef is losing its ability to recover from bleaching
  82. Your heartbeat may help you sync up with other people to cooperate
  83. Two-million-year-old toothache may have killed an early human
  84. Albino lizards are the world’s first genetically modified reptiles
  85. Sorry, but NASA probably isn't sending astronauts to the moon in 2024
  86. Windows made of transparent wood could help keep buildings warm
  87. The weird and wonderful inner moons of Saturn revealed by Cassini
  88. Health regulator takes step towards lifting vaginal mesh implant ban
  89. Landslides have increased by 6000 per cent on an Arctic island
  90. Consider your child’s future before you share that ‘hilarious’ image
  91. UK plan to stop under-18s seeing pornography online is delayed again
  92. We may have bred with Denisovans much more recently than we thought
  93. Pre-eclampsia blood test could help diagnose the condition earlier
  94. By all means back healthcare tech, but only once it is shown to work
  95. AI achieves its best ever mark on a set of English exam questions
  96. Incredible fossil find may be first victims of dino-killer asteroid
  97. Tesla’s autopilot tricked into driving on the wrong side of the road
  98. Curiosity is entering what may be the best area to find life on Mars
  99. Our most pressing space mission is to clear decades of orbiting junk
  100. Smart pyjamas could detect why you're not sleeping well

Slashdot

  1. Google Offers Europeans Choice To Download Rival Web Browser
  2. Amazon and Google Announce Official YouTube Apps to Launch on Fire TV; Prime Video App Coming to Chromecast and Android TV
  3. Mozilla To Bring Python To Browsers
  4. Astronomers Have Spotted the Universe's First Molecule
  5. Planet's Ocean-Plastics Problem Detailed In 60-Year Data Set
  6. Facebook is Working on a Voice Assistant To Rival Amazon Alexa and Apple Siri, Report Says
  7. Why the Swiss Still Love Cash
  8. Facebook 'Unintentionally Uploaded' Email Contacts From 1.5M Users
  9. Student Used 'USB Killer' Device To Destroy $58,000 Worth of College Computers
  10. Bad Bots Now Make Up 20 Percent of Web Traffic
  11. Pepsi Drops Plans To Use Artificial Constellation To Promote An Energy Drink
  12. Microsoft Turned Down Facial-Recognition Sales On Human Rights Concerns
  13. Sony Cracks Down On Sexually Explicit Content In Games
  14. Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou To Run For President of Taiwan
  15. HD Emulation Mod Makes 'Mode 7' SNES Games Look Like New

BoingBoing

  1. The mysterious wild cats of Britain
  2. NRA reportedly looted by its famous faces and in deep financial trouble
  3. Australian man trades two cases of beer for real live unicorn
  4. "Strarcrossed," the hot disco track from the Price is Right (1976)
  5. NBC News: Access to Facebook user data given to Zuckerberg's "friends"
  6. Facebook admits harvesting contacts of the 1.5m email passwords it asked for
  7. Get your e-degree in DevOps with this training bundle
  8. eBoy's new design-your-own Swatch watch
  9. Carl's Jr. to test a CBD-infused burger
  10. Oblivion Factory: new sculptures from Jud Turner
  11. Republican lawmaker who dared AOC to come visit coal miners in his constituency gets scared, withdraws offer
  12. Video ad for temperature control mug would be a great parody, but it isn't
  13. My two favorite times someone says "evil" in the movies
  14. Squirrel enjoys eating avocado while wearing avocado helmet
  15. Lulzy Instagram memers are organizing a deadly serious trade union
  16. Facebook working on creepy new voice assistant nobody wants or needs
  17. A madlibs science fiction plot generator
  18. New York anti-vaxxers suing for right to infect public
  19. Denver suburb officially changes name from "Swastika Acres" to "Old Cherry Hills"
  20. "A Message From the Future": short film about the "Green New Deal Decade," narrated by AOC, drawn by Molly Crabapple, presented by Naomi Klein
  21. Polar bear got lost in Russia, hundreds of miles from home [video, photo]
  22. Canadian Civil Liberties Association sues Toronto, Ontario, and Canada over the plan for a Google Sidewalk Labs "smart city" in Toronto
  23. Mueller report may already have been read to Trump White House, former CIA chief John Brennan hints
  24. Frankenswine: Pig brains partly revived by scientists 4 hours after pigs were killed
  25. ESPN's 30 for 30 spoof honors the Karate Kid
  26. Fortnite 'Air Royale' far more fun than petting in-game dogs
  27. Leia kisses Luke for good luck in this 'A New Hope' LEGO set
  28. Ecuadorean authorities have unjustly arrested free software developer Ola Bini as part of their Assange dragnet
  29. Star Foreman photographs Disneyland's 'Dapper Day'
  30. Bernie Sanders outraised every other Democrat in North Carolina

Core77

  1. 5 Milan Design Week Trends Designers Should Actually Care About
  2. Reader Submitted: Nook's Design Elevates the Classic Indoor Playground
  3. Design Job: Turn Up the Volume: Bose is Seeking a UX Creative Lead in Framingham, MA
  4. The 2019 Milan Design Week Shows that Demonstrated a New Direction for the Industry
  5. Reader Submitted: An Organizer Designed for Business Travel that Keeps Clothes Wrinkle-Free and Electronics Safe
  6. Design Job: Get Your Portfolio Ready—Ammunition is Seeking an Industrial Design Intern in San Francisco, CA
  7. Plott's Nifty AR-Based Tools Help You Design, Measure and Create with Accuracy
  8. These Tables Look Like Marble, but They're Made from Denim
  9. Design Job: Get Your Gear On! - Orvis is Seeking a Designer in Vermont!
  10. Currently Crowdfunding: An Ergonomic Armrest, a New Halfbike, and More
  11. Milan Design Week 2019 Recap: Day 3
  12. Reader Submitted: Already Tired of High Maintenance Shared Electric Scooters? This Autonomous Version Takes Care of Itself so You Don't Have To
  13. Design Job: The Future Perfect is Seeking a Product Development Coordinator in New York, NY
  14. Why Edwin Van Ruymbeke Thinks the Drones of the Future Will Look Like Birds and Bugs
  15. Milan Design Week 2019 Recap: Day 2

CNET

  1. Amazon will reportedly close its Chinese online store - CNET
  2. YouTube app coming to Fire TV; Amazon Prime Video arrives on Google Chromecast - CNET
  3. Galaxy Fold screens are having a meltdown: Here's what to do if you bought one - CNET
  4. Anker Roav Bolt brings Google Home smarts to automobiles - CNET
  5. Who died in Avengers: Infinity War? Who's still alive? Let's recap... - CNET
  6. Apple wants to share its Daisy robot tech for recycling iPhones video - CNET
  7. How Apple's Daisy iPhone recycling robot works - CNET
  8. Avengers: Endgame -- My race to watch every Marvel movie hits MCU homestretch - CNET
  9. You need to clean and sanitize your home gym -- here's how - CNET
  10. Apple iPhones get recycled in this secretive lab. Now it's opening up - CNET
  11. Galaxy Fold screens are reportedly breaking already for some early users - CNET
  12. Facebook bans 12 'dangerous' British far-right groups and individuals - CNET
  13. Galaxy Fold screens are breaking, UK age verification starts this summer video - CNET
  14. Apple Watch Series 4 vs. Galaxy Watch Active: What's the best smartwatch? - CNET
  15. Galaxy Watch Active vs. Apple Watch Series 4: Which is the better deal? video - CNET
  16. Netflix vs. Hulu: Which streaming service is best for you? - CNET
  17. New Xbox and PlayStation hardware hint at the future of gaming, six years late - CNET
  18. Pixel 3a, Pixel 3 Lite: Rumors, release dates, price, specs and everything else - CNET
  19. Elon Musk is a sheep, channeling Museum of English Rural Life's 'absolute unit' - CNET
  20. Buy the Galaxy S8, LG V30 or LG V35 for less than $400 - CNET
  21. How waterproof is your Android phone or iPhone? Here's what IP68 and IP67 ratings mean - CNET
  22. Galaxy Fold broken screens and more: The good and bad of Samsung's new foldable phone - CNET
  23. Harmony Express universal remote gets simpler with Alexa built in video - CNET
  24. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate stage builder becomes instant meme machine - CNET
  25. CRISPR gene-editing used in US patients for the first time - CNET

Reddit

  1. Teacher is psyched that he can still heelflip
  2. Australia Says It's "Ready To Confirm" A Key Meeting That Led To The Investigation Into Trump's Russia Links
  3. A wave of satellites set to orbit the Earth will be able to pinpoint producers of greenhouse gases, right down to an individual leak at an oil rig. They are looking to track nations, industries, companies and even individual facilities
  4. Man Sues Wife After Doctors Reveal He's Not the Father of His 3 Sons Because He's Infertile
  5. I don't have Assassin's Creed Odyssey in my library yet, so... [OC]
  6. Clay
  7. Some people might not think she's the cutest but she is still my good girl. She's just turned 10. 😍
  8. LOUDER SON!!!
  9. The girl I thought I was gonna marry is currently smoking weed and fucking dudes at the college I was rejected from, make me feel worse
  10. New Imax Poster for 'John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum'
  11. YOU MUST SEE IT
  12. Tom is smooth
  13. Someone on FB found this .....
  14. Jumping
  15. This champ (in the comments) wants to have a registry for meat eaters.
  16. Dan isn't the stupid one here
  17. After one day of use...
  18. AITA for not being able to accept my partner's sexuality?
  19. ThIS sAvAgE
  20. Google accused of sabotaging Firefox, again. Google had intentionally slowed down the YouTube loading performance of Firefox and Edge. Google “switched to using a JavaScript library for YouTube that they knew wasn’t supported by Firefox,”
  21. A person with measles visited Google headquarters, health officials say
  22. Bought my 10yo a mid-range telescope, helped him set it up and we focused on the moon. He held my phone up against the lens as I explained it's impossible to get a photo that way... He flips the screen and shows me this. I reckon It's cool.
  23. Deaf ppl be like
  24. This terrible joke took three days
  25. Rose are red, I just turned 8
  26. If we can raise $600 million in 24hrs to rebuild a church, it shows that we could solve real world shit if we really wanted to.
  27. I'll say it, I prefer the Curse of Osiris and Warmind cycle over the Annual Pass cycle. Simply because it comes with new armor for all vendors, weapons and more Exotics. Not to mention Strikes and Crucible Maps.
  28. The way my friends believe these...
  29. Armed guard mistaken for store employee. Lady gets arrested.
  30. God bless her for trying, but the kid who sent this card in a “To Any Soldier” care package seems a bit confused on the difference between a veteran and a veterinarian.
  31. 2017 vs 1992
  32. Anyone else do this?
  33. (Bad)Live action reality Tv show for Kids Starter Pack
  34. Zooming Into Quarks
  35. An African armored ground cricket eating an African armored ground cricket
  36. Simple, but effective. 2 liters a day ladies and gentleman.
  37. 11foot8 bridge compilation
  38. to drink from the shower
  39. male moans got me insta-soft
  40. WON: Banks and Bayley weren't told they were losing the titles and splitting until the day of the show, even though it was the plan the whole time
  41. Utah Bans Police From Searching Digital Data Without A Warrant, Closes Fourth Amendment Loophole
  42. Everyone on Reddit getting ready to read the Mueller Report tomorrow
  43. Look at pupper go! (From dog reactions)
  44. Sorry, I don't know anything about computers.
  45. Mfw I used to be one of them
  46. Why can’t humans grow limbs back if the “blueprint” of what a human should look like is already in our DNA?
  47. I wish when I touched an object I was about to buy, I could sense if I would really use it in the future and how often I would use it.
  48. Moussa Sissoko: "I was on the bench when I saw the goal that made it 5-3, I was so upset that I returned directly to the dressing room. I was alone, no one had accompanied me, no TV screen was broadcasting the game. In my head we were eliminated." (French link)
  49. Matthews Throw the Ball out of Bounds on Final Possession - TNT
  50. title
  51. Men protesting prohibition, 1925
  52. Can someone please tell me what this liquid is to make this girl blow on an insect that just exploded?
  53. It was probably buddy with the tickets...
  54. What's up with PS5 having ray tracing?
  55. station - upgraded
  56. This tree was woven while it grew.
  57. cursed_moan
  58. no makeup, just facetune 🤦🏻‍♀️ (no, her caption is not a joke; she’s been posting super edited photos like this for months)
  59. 35 year old right back Dani Alves scores for PSG from 40 yards out
  60. Invest in memes backed by science
  61. What mind-blowing (but simple) facts would satisfy a 4-year old daughter’s daily request for 1 fact before bedtime?
  62. Some people shouldn’t have children
  63. Calculations so hard they require 1000iq
  64. Violets are blue
  65. ULPT: If you're locked in a gym contract, at LA Fitness, and maybe other major gyms, and don't want to pay the termination penalty. Simply update your billing info to a gift card that has at lease a $1 balance. When they try to charge your monthly balance, it will get declined.
  66. It's right there.
  67. Ability to review developers and publishers same way we can review games may transform review bombing into proper way to express our frustrations
  68. Whatever this is
  69. Just been informed by DOJ that we’ll receive Mueller’s report only after Barr gives a press conference. Once again, Barr wants to shape the public’s perception of the report. This is on top of reports DOJ secretly briefed the White House. This is not justice. Just PR.
  70. Pajala Sunrise - A classy cocktail from Northern Sweden
  71. Oh. Nice, A button.
  72. WWI in a nutshell
  73. Henry Winkler randomly landed the iconic role as Coach in 'The Waterboy' after calling Adam Sandler to thank him for mentioning him in The Chanukah Song.
  74. The truth hurts.
  75. Please...
  76. BREAKING: Joey Votto just popped out to the first baseman for the first time in his career
  77. Hippo dentist at work
  78. Stupid orange catto
  79. Follow up story: The homeless man who had his pet rat Lucy stolen got her back today thanks to the state police.
  80. When someone tried to recommend me a show that isn’t Always Sunny
  81. Working in retail is a special type of hell
  82. HMF while I hit the bullseye with a hatchet
  83. woof_irl
  84. Medicaid expansion may cover birth control for thousands more Utah women. Unwanted pregnancies, abortions will decrease, advocates say. If anti-abortion activists want to truly make a difference, they should support expanding coverage for birth control.
  85. Gee...thanks...you shouldn’t have...
  86. Forbidden mango
  87. Cursed LEGO
  88. Supreme Court hears case of woman ticketed for not holding escalator handrail
  89. My dad’s security cameras picked this up over the week end.
  90. What does this mean?
  91. Animal abusers should have a registry like sex offenders, that way you can check before selling pets to them and also you can trash their house.
  92. But he hasn't molested anyone in years! TW: Child Molestation
  93. Uh oh! Sumbitch done upset Grizzly!
  94. TIL that two men from Indiana were wrongfully convicted in a 1996 armed robbery because of a false statement from an informant who had sex with the lead detective who set them up. 20 years later, they were found innocent and one of them received $4.9 Million settlement.
  95. New York Public Library To Deploy A New Fleet Of Bookmobiles For First Time Since The '80s
  96. I accidentally did a thing.
  97. Astronomers discover universe's very first molecule, the helium hydride ion HeH+, in dying star
  98. THERE’S ONLY ONE TREBLE IN ENGLAND.
  99. Employee reneged on compensation agreement, left and milked them for $35k in 2 months
  100. Howdy gamers

The Verge

  1. How the Game Boy found a new life through emulation
  2. Fortnite is getting a World Cup for creative mode, too
  3. This year’s iPhones could have much better selfie cameras
  4. LucidSound’s volume control headphone dials are a smart solution for a nagging gaming issue
  5. One of the Game Boy’s weirdest games was a Pokémon clone with infrared trading
  6. YouTube is finally coming back to Amazon’s Fire TV devices
  7. What a scholar learned from studying the world of life-hackers
  8. Ampler Stout e-bike review: it’s not easy being green
  9. Google Chrome is getting a reader mode on desktop
  10. Artificial intelligence is helping old video games look like new

Wired

  1. The Hunt for Rocket Boosters in Russia's Far North
  2. 'Game of Thrones' Breaks Viewership Records
  3. Why William Barr Will Deliver the Mueller Report to Congress on CD
  4. How the Pacific Pinball Museum Keeps Old Machines Alive
  5. Platforms Want Centralized Censorship. That Should Scare You
  6. China Finds Phone-Wielding Tourists and Telescopes Don't Mesh
  7. Everlane's New Sneaker Treads Lightly on the Environment
  8. When Futurism Led to Fascism—and Why It Could Happen Again
  9. Marmot Eclipse Rain Jacket Review: Comfy and PFC-Free
  10. Want a Tech Job? Silicon Valley Is Still Your Best Bet
  11. This Startup Could Sell You Crypto Tokens—With SEC Backing
  12. Climate Change Threatens Ice Roads. Satellites Could Help
  13. Move Over, San Andreas: There’s an Ominous New Fault in Town
  14. A Wild Plan to Crowdsource the Fight Against Misinformation
  15. Estimate the Pulling Force of Boston Dynamics' Robo-Dog Army
  16. Beyoncé Is Back, Lyft Pumps the Brakes, and More News
  17. In the 2020 Race, What Is the Value of Social Media Stardom?
  18. Dark Web Drug Seller Sinmed Goes Down—Thanks to ATM Withdrawals
  19. Crispr Gene Editing Is Coming for the Womb
  20. With 'Homecoming', Beyoncé Fully Leverages Her Internet Dominance

LifeHacker

  1. How to Impeach a President
  2. How to Pretend You're Not High
  3. The 10 Best Deals of April 17, 2019
  4. I Faked Nice Countertops With These Marble Stickers
  5. Young Mozart composes kid-friendly comic strips around a musical icon
  6. Why You Shouldn't Mix Alcohol and Cannabis
  7. I'm Sirita Wright, Cannabis Media Entrepreneur, and This Is How I Work
  8. Stop Telling Your Kids Their Medical Procedure 'Won't Hurt a Bit'
  9. Your Pet's Heavy Shedding Days Will Be a Thing of the Past With This Grooming Glove
  10. Give your Western breakfast a Korean twist with gochujang-fried bacon
  11. How to Get Rid of Creases in Your Leather Shoes
  12. For a Better Cannabis-Shopping Experience, Focus on How You Want to Feel
  13. Budget Your Google Play Spending With this New In-App Setting
  14. Your Next Tape Measure Has Freakin' Laser Beams, and It's Just $21
  15. How to Deal With the Stress of Waiting for Important News
  16. How to Get a Free PC Copy of 'Assassin's Creed Unity'
  17. How to Volunteer at Your Kid's School When You Have No Time
  18. SNL's 'Fashion Coward' Is Actually Full of Shopping Hacks
  19. This $16 Wall Charger Has Enough Plenty of Ports to Go Around
  20. The GOP Is the Anti-Vaxx Party Now
  21. Get Bigger Social Security Checks by Delaying Your Payout
  22. How to Use Aquavit in Cocktails
  23. Here's Everything a Financial Guru Can Tell You
  24. Wednesday's Best Deals: Amazon Warehouse Sale, Perry Ellis, Thermacell, Nike, and More
  25. How to Talk to Your Teen About Weed

The Onion

  1. Dressing Room Curtain Tested For Vulnerabilities
  2. Report: There An Adult Superstore Off Exit 16
  3. Sony Reveals First PlayStation 5 Details
  4. Steve Kerr Reminds Warriors To Seem Sad DeMarcus Cousins Injured
  5. Beyond Meat Researchers Announce Creation Of Fully Conscious, Plant-Based Veal Calf
  6. Pete Buttigieg Stuns Campaign Crowd By Speaking To Manufacturing Robots In Fluent Binary
  7. Fenta-Nil
  8. Investigators Trace Cause Of Notre Dame Fire To Cathedral’s Outdated 12th-Century Electrical System
  9. Sony Scores Big Win For PlayStation 5 After Poaching Yoshi From Nintendo With 10-Year $400 Million Contract
  10. ‘Game Of Thrones’ Season 8 Premieres
  11. Lazy Minor League Promotion Just ‘Baseball Night At The Stadium’
  12. Cinnabon Defends $800 Million Contract To Manufacture Pastries For Saudi Arabia
  13. Game Boy Turns 30
  14. Paul Manafort Starts New Job Lobbying Prison Guards On Behalf Of Aryan Brotherhood
  15. Light Beer Healthiest Food Option At Stadium
  16. Soaring Gas Prices Forcing More Americans To Drink Less Gas
  17. Tips For Playing ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’
  18. Tiger Woods Wins 5th Masters Title
  19. Paris Vows To Rebuild Notre Dame Despite Cosmic Absurdity Of Seeking Inherent Meaning In Fleeting Creations Of Man
  20. Breaking: Mom Dropped Like 80 Bucks On Some Necklace With An Owl On It At The Art Fair
  21. Notre Dame Gargoyle Going To Stay As Still As Possible Until Arson Investigator Gone
  22. Friend Has Some Jerky In Clear, Unlabeled Bag For You To Try
  23. Priest Cursed With Incredible Penis
  24. 5 Things To Know About ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’

The Register

  1. DevOps grandpa Electric Cloud absorbed into youthful CloudBees
  2. Facebook: Yeah, we hoovered up 1.5 million email address books without permission. But it was an accident!
  3. So how'd this go again... A sea goddess told you in a dream to run for president of Taiwan? OK, Mr Foxconn boss
  4. Yes, I may have advised 'some' investors to flog their Autonomy shares, analyst tells High Court
  5. Server at web host 1&1 Ionos decides to take unscheduled day off, sinks a bunch of sites
  6. Huawei thanks US for 'raising 5G awareness' by banning firm's wares
  7. Disco Dingo fever: Ubuntu 19.04 has an infrastructure bent, snappier GNOME and another stupid name
  8. We can help you get on top of DevOps, CI/CD and containers, all in one month's time...
  9. Google hits brand slam stamping AMP with more crypto glam
  10. Microsoft debuts Bosque – a new programming language with no loops, inspired by TypeScript
  11. Surprising absolutely no one at all, Samsung's folding-screen phones knackered within days
  12. Hey criminals, need a getaway vehicle? There's an app for that... Car share tool halts ops amid crime wave, arrests
  13. Cisco whispers the three little words to really get an ASR 9000 net admin's blood pumping: Remote unauthenticated access
  14. Insane in the domain: Sea Turtle hackers pwn DNS orgs to dash web surfers on the rocks of phishing pages
  15. China Mobile, you can kiss good Pai to America: FCC to ban 'spy risk' telco from US
  16. Microsoft president: We said no to Cali cops' face-recog tech – and we won't craft killer robots
  17. Selling data centre hardware? Prepare for pain as Gartner spies market spending shift
  18. Enough about me, why do you hate Kaspersky so much? Revealed: Insp Clouseau-esque bid to smear critics as shills
  19. Supreme Court of UK gives Morrisons the go-ahead for mega data leak liability appeal
  20. Intel swallows Brit chip slinger Omnitek in bid to boost FPGA business
  21. It's Big, it's Blue and it's down for 3Q: Whomp... there goes IBM's storage hardware revenue
  22. UK watchdog slaps 'misleading' Voda ad: Gigafast... maybe so – but not for £23
  23. Linux kernel-bypassing Quobyte plug-in goes with the TensorFlow for faster file access
  24. Let 15 July forever be known as P-Day: When UK's smut fans started being asked for their age
  25. Why Qualcomm won – and why Tim Cook had to eat humble Apple pie
  26. Absolute mad lads are teaching physics to AI because how else will it learn to solve real-world problems (like humans)
  27. Ozzy app maker cancels hump day: We've tripled profits! scream slackers
  28. I've had it with these mother-fscking slaps on this mother-fscking plane: Flight fight sparks legal brouhaha over mid-air co-ords
  29. Three planets and two stars adds up to one research team made very happy by Kepler's unique discovery
  30. So, that's cheerio the nou to Dundee Satellite Receiving Station: Over 40 years of service axed for the sake of £338,000
  31. Now, how to boost fibre throughput to a stonking 240Gbps? With frikkin' spin-lasers, of course
  32. Google readies Pixel for the masses, but are the masses ready for Pixel?
  33. We know you all want to shove AI where the sun doesn't shine. And that's exactly where it's going – detecting prostate cancer
  34. Open-source enterprise software slinger Red Hat bravely reveals that IT bosses love open-source enterprise software
  35. Cyber-sec biz Fortinet coughs up $545,000 after 'flogging' rebadged Chinese kit to Uncle Sam – but why so low? We may be able to explain
  36. Breathe in hardware, and exhale cloud: IBM stretches its revenues, profits... in the downward dog position
  37. Oracle splats 300 vulns in MySQL, Database, Fusion, etc, pours fresh brew of Java SE terms
  38. That's the way the Cook, he crumbles: Apple, Qualcomm settle patent nuclear war – as Intel quits 5G phone race
  39. Hey, remember that California privacy law? Big Tech is trying to ram a massive hole in it
  40. The curious case of Spamhaus, a port scanning scandal, and an apparent U-turn
  41. Europe's home PC buyers reach for their collective smartphone, sigh: We don't need a new desktop. This is a computer, right?
  42. Loose Women woman's IR35 win deals another high-profile blow to UK taxman's grip on rules
  43. .EU wot m8? Brexit smacks fresh registrations of bloc's top-level domain
  44. Six foot blunder: UK funeral firm fined for fallacious phone calls
  45. Kaspersky updates its cybercrook look book: Smashing Office is hot, browser vulns are not
  46. Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on
  47. Hackers bragged that pretty vanilla breach included FBI watchlist? Well, colour us shocked
  48. Did someone forget to tell NTT about Brexit? Japanese telco eyes London for global HQ
  49. iOS 13 leaks suggest Apple is finally about to unleash the iPad as a computer for grownups
  50. Indian outsourcing giant Wipro confirms flushing phishers from systems

TechMeme

  1. Apple opens Material Recovery Lab in Austin to study future recycling processes, quadruples number of locations US users can send their iPhone for disassembly (Apple)
  2. Google and Amazon end their streaming video spat: YouTube will come to Fire TV and Prime Video will work with Chromecast and Android TV (Nathan Ingraham/Engadget)
  3. Facebook permanently bans far-right individuals and groups, like the British National Party, the English Defence League, and Britain First (Alex Hern/The Guardian)
  4. Google will display options for five alternative search apps and browsers when Android users in EU open Google Play to comply with European Commission's orders (Paul Gennai/The Keyword)
  5. T-Mobile's no-fee Money banking app gets a nationwide rollout, offers T-Mobile customers 4% interest rate on the first $3,000 (Sam Rutherford/Gizmodo)
  6. The US intelligence community must adapt to rapid technological changes like advances in AI, which are eroding traditional advantages of US intelligence (Foreign Affairs)
  7. Sources: ByteDance, which is adding thousands of employees to its 40K staff, expects a net loss of ~$1B in 2018 and revenues of $18B this year and $29B in 2020 (Bloomberg)
  8. Hacker shares source code of tools from Iranian cyber-espionage unit APT34, alleged personal info of Iranian intelligence officers, and more on Telegram (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
  9. Samsung responds to reports of display issues in Galaxy Fold, says removing the top protective layer or adding adhesives to the main display may cause damage (The Verge)
  10. Security researcher takes over a subdomain that Windows 8 and Windows 10 use to deliver RSS-based news and updates to Live Tiles (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
  11. A look at Microsoft's hardware design labs and how the company designed the Surface Hub 2S (Jeremy Kaplan/Digital Trends)
  12. Wisconsin governor says he wants to renegotiate the state's Foxconn contract, which has up to $4B in incentives, thinks goal of 13K Foxconn jobs is unrealistic (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
  13. Facebook says it unintentionally collected email contacts of 1.5M users who used email password verification, will notify affected users and delete contacts (Rob Price/Business Insider)
  14. Pinterest prices its IPO at $19 per share, above the top end of the expected range, valuing the company at $10B (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)
  15. Airbnb leads $160M Series B in debt and equity financing for Lyric, a hospitality platform offering short-term serviced apartments for business travelers (Deanna Ting/Skift)