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BBC

  1. Tax rise need to help pay for £20bn NHS boost, says PM
  2. Loughborough Junction: Three killed by train in south London
  3. Upskirting row: MP's office targeted in 'pants protest'
  4. Trump wades into German migration row
  5. How does gaming affect your brain?
  6. Royal wedding 2018: Meghan's dad reveals tears over big day
  7. Cannabis oil row: Billy Caldwell discharged from hospital
  8. Taking a stand against sexism and racism in the advertising industry
  9. Buckingham Palace terror suspect 'said Queen was enemy'
  10. 'Shocking' level of sexual harassment at music festivals
  11. John Travolta mob film Gotti gets whacked by critics
  12. Selfie mistakes: Sorry, but that is not a celebrity
  13. Five things to know about US child migrant separations
  14. If a house costs too much, how about half a house instead?
  15. Cristiano Ronaldo: Mocked statue at Madeira airport is replaced
  16. ‘Prostitutes saved me from sex work’
  17. Celebrating the flower growers of Britain
  18. Why Kenyan school children are being taught to say 'no', loudly
  19. The disabled comedian who said 'no' to Britain's Got Talent
  20. 'Best daddy' tribute for David Beckham
  21. BBC News Channel
  22. Bedroom cover versions make it onto YouTube's music streaming app
  23. The man who went to the North Korean place that ‘doesn’t exist’
  24. Why we fail to switch banks
  25. Is this Angela Merkel's moment of reckoning?
  26. Galloway's war of words with a mystery Wikipedia editor
  27. 'The day I was diagnosed was the worst of my life'
  28. The untold good news story of America today
  29. Reality Check: The numbers behind the crackdown in Turkey
  30. Veganism: Why is it on the up?
  31. 'Why UK Asians need to talk more about suicide'
  32. Tomorrow's Cities: Will the bike become an urban must-have?
  33. The tarot revival thanks to Brexit, Trump and Dior
  34. World Cup: Watch Tunisia v England in Virtual Reality live
  35. World Cup 2018: Dries Mertens volley gives Belgium lead against Panama
  36. Andy Murray column: How I've recovered from lowest point of career
  37. Caster Semenya: Olympic champion to challenge 'unfair' IAAF testosterone ruling
  38. World Cup 2018: Sweden start with a 1-0 win over South Korea
  39. World Cup 2018: Flies plague England's build-up in Volgograd
  40. England World Cup quiz: How much do you know about the squad?
  41. World Cup 2018: What would happen if England actually won the World Cup?
  42. World Cup 2018: Your England team to face Tunisia
  43. 'Nerves worst the night before game'
  44. World Cup Catch-Up: Mexicans rave after beating Germany
  45. England must embrace 'festival of football'
  46. World Cup 2018: Your guide to Russian football insults
  47. Sex, lies and payday loans: The parachute murder plot
  48. 'Why my daughter wants a hysterectomy at 15'
  49. The terrible speed with which the Grenfell fire spread

Bitcoin

  1. $6,651.0263
  2. £5,021.0060
  3. €5,730.9100
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Google Maps for Android no longer books Uber rides
  2. Google adds more handy tools to its data-monitoring app
  3. After two years, 'Pokémon Go' is finally letting you trade monsters
  4. Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Tidal exclusive lasted less than two days
  5. YouTube Music and Premium come to Canada and the UK
  6. Supreme Court will hear Apple's bid to stop price fixing suit
  7. Audi CEO arrested over alleged role in Dieselgate scandal
  8. The best iPhone camera apps
  9. iOS 12 will automatically share your location during 911 calls
  10. How closing a Hooters will hurt indie games at E3
  11. Microsoft's latest acquisition focuses on social education
  12. The Model X vs the I-Pace: A luxury electric SUV face-off
  13. Google invests $550 million in China's second biggest online retailer
  14. What happens when a pro 'League of Legends' game crashes?
  15. World's largest ARM supercomputer is headed to a nuclear security lab
  16. Garmin's Fenix 5 Plus watches help you survive mountain climbing
  17. The Morning After: Finally, a yacht that docks itself
  18. MIT engineers give RFID tags chemical-sensing capabilities
  19. Facebook blocks gun accessory ads to the under 18s
  20. Volvo builds a self-docking yacht
  21. Amazon Prime Video is offering dubious conspiracy videos
  22. Xbox One preview brings FastStart loading to Game Pass
  23. Man goes to prison for attempting to hijack web domain at gunpoint
  24. 3D world-building tool SculptVR makes its way to PSVR
  25. Google demo shows how AR can thrive on the web

Pinboard

  1. Why you should learn just a little Awk - An Awk tutorial by Example - Gregable
  2. McMoon: How the Earliest Images of the Moon Were so Much Better than we Realised – World of Indie
  3. Strapdown.js - Instant and elegant Markdown documents — Strapdown.js makes it embarrassingly simple to create elegant Markdown documents. No server-side compilation required. Simply copy the HTML code below and modify the title and Markdown text (and optionally the theme). For example, the page you are reading was created by…
  4. Methods of Comparison, Compared / Observable — These four maps show the same exact data, but look wildly different. What the? Here’s why:
  5. You should be sleeping more than eight hours a night. Here’s why — Quartz — via Quartz http://bit.ly/2tvdiN3
  6. Polly.JS
  7. Blot — This looks absolutely fantastic. great job!
  8. The 50 Best Free Datasets for Machine Learning
  9. What does {some strange unix command name} stand for? — Although, "cat", means "conCATenate", not whatever word they're trying to sell me.
  10. The Essential Google Tricks for Better Search Results
  11. Let's code a TCP/IP stack, 1: Ethernet & ARP
  12. “Coco” Is the Definitive Movie for This Moment | The New Yorker — via The New Yorker https://ift.tt/2i2hEWb
  13. Opinion | I Was Fired for Making Fun of Trump - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  14. The Lifespan of a Lie – Trust Issues – Medium — https://medium.com/s/trustissues/the-lifespan-of-a-lie-d869212b1f62
  15. Fibonacci Hashing: The Optimization that the World Forgot (or: a Better Alternative to Integer Modulo) | Probably Dance — Fibonacci Hashing: The Optimization That the World Forgot (cmts )
  16. Is America Ready for a Global Pandemic? - The Atlantic — via Global | The Atlantic https://theatln.tc/2r3hy2F
  17. Rose-Colored Glasses: A Confession. – Chloe Dykstra – Medium — Chloe Dykstra The unnamed abuser is reportedly Chris Hardwick
  18. Tools for Exploring .NET Internals · Performance is a Feature!
  19. JavaScript engine fundamentals: Shapes and Inline Caches · Mathias Bynens
  20. OWASP/owasp-mstg: The Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG) is a manual for testing the security of mobile apps. It describes technical processes for verifying the controls listed in the OWASP Mobile Application Verification Standard (MASVS). The MSTG is m — This is the official Github Repository of the OWASP Mobile Security …
  21. Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Lawsuit Says - The New York Times — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  22. Pure-bash-bible — A [WIP] collection of pure bash alternatives to external processes.
  23. Confessions of a Disk Cracker: the secrets of 4am. - Paleotronic Magazine — Why did you choose to start aggressively de-protecting, archiving and re-distributing Apple II software? It’s tempting to rewrite history and give myself some…
  24. How you can fight family separation at the border. — via Stories from Slate https://slate.me/2FzIsEk
  25. Imagining a Better Boyhood - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic https://theatln.tc/2p1w7mc
  26. Instagram Influencers Are Driving Luxury Hotels Crazy - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic https://theatln.tc/2p1w7mc
  27. Rogue Amoeba - Under the Microscope » Blog Archive » On The Sad State of Macintosh Hardware — On The Sad State of Macintosh Hardware:
  28. ml5js · Friendly Machine Learning For The Web.
  29. How Apple can fix 3D Touch – Eliz Kılıç – Medium — How Apple can fix 3D Touch:
  30. The court’s decision to let AT&T and Time Warner merge is ridiculously bad - The Verge — via The Verge - All Posts http://bit.ly/2p4qLpE
  31. How Trump Diverged From Other Presidents and Embraced a Policy of Separating Migrant Families - The New York Times — via More Top Stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2p2TJGv
  32. Docz
  33. Your Brain on Front-End Development | CSS-Tricks — via CSS-Tricks https://css-tricks.com
  34. Becoming a dramatically better programmer - Henry @ RC S1
  35. The Mafia Is More Powerful Than It’s Ever Been — Carabinieri and scientific police at the scene of the murder of Leonardo Portoraro, a ’Ndrangheta boss, who was shot dead on June 6 in Villapiana, in Calabria,…
  36. Meet the GitLab Web IDE | GitLab
  37. The Problem with Patterns — Illustration by Dougal MacPherson It started off as an honest problem with a brilliant solution. As the ways we use the web continue to grow and evolve, we, as…
  38. Shortcuts: A New Vision for Siri and iOS Automation
  39. Opinion | Hey Boss, You Don’t Want Your Employees to Meditate - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  40. xo/usql: usql is a universal command-line interface for SQL databases — usql is a universal command-line interface for SQL databases
  41. My Wife Said You May Want to Marry Me - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  42. Vue Native — Introducing Vue Native!
  43. In MySQL, never use “utf8”. Use “utf8mb4” —
  44. Rise of the machines: has technology evolved beyond our control? | Books | The Guardian — Technology | The Guardian https://ift.tt/21NZQKD
  45. George Lucas reveals his plan for Star Wars 7 through 9—and it was awful | Ars Technica — via Ars Technica http://bit.ly/2tADO7P
  46. Dear Journalists: Stop letting liars use your platforms as loudspeakers — Zero tolerance for liars on TV, urges the wise @dangillmor.
  47. U.S. Files Criminal Charges Against Theranos’s Elizabeth Holmes, Ramesh Balwani - WSJ — RT @BenedictEvans: U.S. files criminal charges against Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and No. 2 Ramesh ‘Sunny’ Balwani
  48. Southern Baptists Call Off the Culture War - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic https://theatln.tc/2p1w7mc
  49. Persönliche Erklärung zur inszenierten „Schweigeminute“ der AfD im Deutschen Bundestag – Claudia Roth — Weil man ja nicht alles wissen kann: Nachhilfe.
  50. What It Was Like to Write a Full Blown Flutter App – Nick Manning – Medium
  51. Awesome Online IDE - A curated list of awesome online implementations of integrated development environments (IDEs)
  52. » Another World The Digital Antiquarian — June 15, 2018 at 08:48AM
  53. What's Really Happening When Asylum-Seeking Families Are Separated? – Texas Monthly — RT @Katy_Vine: To read more from this conversation:
  54. How Firefox is trying to build a better news feed than Facebook - The Verge — How Firefox is using Pocket to try to build a better news feed than Facebook via Instapaper https://ift.tt/2HLQJW2
  55. blackpixel/IAPKit: A simple approach to Apple In App Purchases (IAP) that handles the presentation of products, purchasing, receipt validation, and timed free trials.
  56. Sketch.systems
  57. There’s an Epidemic of Discrimination Against Pregnant Women at Work — When she got pregnant, Otisha Woolbright asked to stop lifting heavy trays at Walmart. Her boss said she had seen Demi Moore do a flip on TV when she was nearly…
  58. Marc Benioff of Salesforce: ‘Are We Not All Connected?’ - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  59. Vice Media Was Built on a Bluff — via di https://nym.ag/2oYZcPm
  60. How is Twitter supposed to know what we want? | The Outline — Ouch, denn Venn dér er så meget spot-on:
  61. How To Get Your Teammates To Follow Your Lead — WORK: A Guide
  62. Easier scrollytelling with position sticky — Scrollytelling just got easier. New tutorial with @elainanatario
  63. 'Prison-like' migrant youth shelter is understaffed, unequipped for Trump's 'zero tolerance' policy, insider says — via News - latimes.com https://lat.ms/2GeiXto
  64. Neural scene representation and rendering | DeepMind
  65. 302 Found — An open source project and case study on combining UI, UX & AI to help you; instead of merely sustaining consistent demand and serving even more advertisers. (…
  66. The Netflix Binge Factory — via vulture http://bit.ly/2IheKFZ
  67. How To Accomplish Dread Tasks - Daniel Gross
  68. Share Daylight With Humans? Many Animals Would Rather Sleep, Study Finds - The New York Times — via NYT > Home Page https://nyti.ms/2IfI5AI
  69. Favorite by @Amy_Siskind — AP: at least four former Cambridge Analytica employees are affiliated with Data Propria, a new company specializing in voter and consumer targeting work similar…
  70. A Janitor Preserves the Seized Belongings of Migrants | The New Yorker — f
  71. google/gif-for-cli
  72. A Bitter Guide To Open Source – Codezillas – Medium
  73. Doctors Concerned About 'Irreparable Harm' To Separated Migrant Children : NPR — This paragraph. @NPR
  74. Families In A Maya Village In Mexico May Have The Secret To Getting Kids To Do Chores : Goats and Soda : NPR — via NPR - News https://n.pr/2FtLD4s
  75. Style Guide Guide, Gatsby Edition | Brad Frost — ✎ Introducing Style Guide Guide, @gatsbyjs Edition! Style Guide Guide is a style guide boi…
  76. Trump Is Making Us All Live in His Delusional Reality Show — Tuning out isn’t the answer. Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images It seems so long ago now. Almost immediately after Trump took office, the denial of reality…
  77. How to spot a perfect fake: the world’s top art forgery detective | News | The Guardian — via The Guardian https://ift.tt/1Zwy43B
  78. Why you should learn just a little Awk (2010) | Hacker News
  79. Perfect Pulled Pork with React Native, Expo, and Express
  80. Parents’ Screen Time Is Hurting Kids - The Atlantic — via The Atlantic https://ift.tt/1aNUXMQ
  81. Paul Manafort sent to jail, pending trial - CNNPolitics — Judge sends Manafort to jail, pending trial
  82. Codemasters History: The NES’ Best Unlicensed Developer
  83. 8-Point Grid: Typography On The Web – freeCodeCamp
  84. Made on an iPad Pro — PaulStamatiou.com
  85. Goodbye, Denver Post. Hello, Blockchain. - The New York Times — via NYT > Technology https://nyti.ms/2HnT1eu
  86. How ARKit 2 works, and why Apple is so focused on AR | Ars Technica — via Ars Technica http://bit.ly/2tADO7P
  87. New York’s Case Against Trump May Be Prophetic - Bloomberg — via Bloomberg.com - Bloomberg View Stories https://bloom.bg/2Futu2v
  88. Tony Connelly: Brexit backstop deal more remote — It’s been a gruelling ten days for Brexit, with the UK proposing its version of the Irish backstop and the chaos in Westminster. Some see Theresa May’s efforts to reconcile the two wings of her party as a necessary crucible. via Pocket
  89. aRrgh: a newcomer's (angry) guide to R
  90. Prisma — At Prisma, we strongly believe that the tools we're using as developers should not only get the job done, but actually be delightful and fun to use. Therefore, leveraging GraphQL to provide a great developer experience is at the core of our mission.
  91. The Death of Supply Chain Management — The Death of Supply Chain Management https://ift.tt/2JYhIDi
  92. You know that thing called blogging – Om on Tech — via Om on Tech http://bit.ly/2pHxHJr
  93. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/16/us/politics/trump-democrats-separation-policy.html) — Trump Again Falsely Blames Democrats for His Separation Policy via ⁦@juliehdavis⁩
  94. bloomingpassword.fun/ — A program that implements the NIST 800-63-3b Banned Password Check using a bloom filter built from the Have I been pwned 2.0 SHA1 password hash list. The Have I Been Pwned 2.0 SHA1 password hash list contains more than 500 million hashes and is 30GB uncompressed (as of June 2018). The bloom filter of …
  95. SVG Icons Library - Vivid.js — Open Source SVG Icons Library – Vivid.js
  96. Hypercritical: Hypercritical T-Shirts Return — Need to replace that ratty old Hypercritical t-shirt? Today’s your lucky day…
  97. Laura Bush: Separating children from their parents at the border ‘breaks my heart’ - The Washington Post — Opinion | Laura Bush: Separating children from their parents at the border ‘breaks my heart’
  98. Apple, Marzipan, Delight | Becky Hansmeyer — Apple, Marzipan, Delight:
  99. 11 Javascript Utility Libraries You Should Know In 2018 — JS Utils: Javascript's small "standard library" is expected to stay this way. leaving room for useful Javascript utility libraries like Lodash, underscore, Ramda, MathJS, Mout, Moment, Sugar & more.
  100. In nearly 500 pages of answers, Facebook stonewalls some senators’ questions | Ars Technica — via Ars Technica http://bit.ly/2tADO7P

The Next Web

  1. Pokémon GO now lets you befriend other animal kidnappers
  2. YouTube Music launches in 12 more countries, including the UK and Canada
  3. Nvidia’s AI creates amazing slow motion video by ‘hallucinating’ missing frames
  4. Want a high-paying job in IT security? This $69 mega-training will get you there
  5. Declutter your devices with 3TB of cloud storage space for under $75
  6. Google has removed the ability to order Uber rides from Maps on Android
  7. Amazon has discontinued the Mayday button on its Fire tablets
  8. You’re wrong about how the internet fuels conspiracy theories
  9. Why these business tools are borderline genius for new-age entrepreneurs
  10. Startups need to prepare for success to have success

Smashing Magazine

  1. BEM For Beginners: Why You Need BEM
  2. Monthly Web Development Update 6/2018: Complexity, DNS Over HTTPS, And Push Notifications
  3. Smashing Book 6 Excerpt: Bringing Personality Back To The Web
  4. WWDC 2018 Diary Of An iOS Developer
  5. Meet Smashing Book 6: New Frontiers In Web Design
  6. Building A Pub/Sub Service In-House Using Node.js And Redis
  7. How To Turn Your Users Into Advocates
  8. Once Upon A Time: Using Story Structure For Better Engagement
  9. Keeping Node.js Fast: Tools, Techniques, And Tips For Making High-Performance Node.js Servers
  10. UX Your Life: Applying The User-Centered Process To Your Life (And Stuff)
  11. The Ethics Of Persuasion
  12. Making Avengers ID Card In HTML And CSS
  13. A Reference Guide For Typography In Mobile Web Design
  14. Cheerful Desktop Wallpapers To Kick Off June (2018 Edition)
  15. Building A Central Logging Service In-House

Wirecutter

  1. The Best LCD/LED TV
  2. The Best Stereo Receiver
  3. How Permethrin Can Help Protect You From Ticks
  4. The Best Menstrual Cup
  5. The Best Gas Grills
  6. The Best Meditation Apps
  7. The Best NAS for Most Home Users
  8. Amazon Echo vs. Google Home: Which Voice Controlled Speaker Is Best for You?
  9. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  10. The Best Action Camera
  11. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  12. The Best Cheap Projector
  13. The Best Multiroom Wireless Speaker System
  14. The Best Home Security System
  15. Nintendo Labo Review: A Clever Building Kit for Crafty Kids
  16. The Best Wi-Fi Router (for Most People)
  17. The Best Binoculars for Birds, Nature, and the Outdoors
  18. The Best Ebook Reader
  19. The Best Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  20. Our Favorite Campfire Cooking Tips, Tricks, and Gear
  21. The Best Bath Towel
  22. The Best Car GPS
  23. The Best Travel Pillow
  24. The Best iPad Keyboard Cases
  25. The Best Reef-Safe Sunscreen
  26. The Best Sunscreen
  27. The Best Shoes for Indoor Cycling
  28. The Best Air Purifier
  29. The Best Smartwatch for Android Phones
  30. The Best Waterproof Mattress Protectors and Pads

Sweethome

  1. The Best Gas Grills
  2. The Best Meditation Apps
  3. Amazon Echo vs. Google Home: Which Voice Controlled Speaker Is Best for You?
  4. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  5. The Best Smart Sprinkler Controller
  6. The Best Home Security System
  7. The Best Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  8. The Best Bath Towel
  9. The Best Waterproof Mattress Protectors and Pads
  10. The Best Shower Mat
  11. What’s the Best Vacuum for Carpets?
  12. What’s the Best Vacuum for Hardwood Floors?
  13. Build a Bike Patch and Flat Kit
  14. The Best Smart Water-Leak Detector
  15. The Best In-Wall Wireless Light Switch and Dimmer
  16. The Best Portable Air Conditioner
  17. How to Buy Patio Furniture (And Sets We Like for Under $800)
  18. The Best Grill Tools and Accessories
  19. The Best Ultrasonic Humidifier
  20. The Best Humidifier for a Baby
  21. How to Buy the Best Motor Oil for Your Car
  22. The Best Z-Wave In-Wall Dimmer
  23. The Best Basic Smoke Alarm
  24. The Best Fan
  25. The Best Home Weather Stations
  26. The Best Blankets
  27. The Best Rain Boots
  28. The Best Lawn Mower
  29. The Best Slippers for Women and Men
  30. The Best Patio Umbrella and Stand

Hacker News

  1. Diablo devolved – magic behind the 1996 computer game
  2. World Airports Voronoi
  3. Face recognition in images and video with Python
  4. Why Skylake CPUs Are Sometimes 50% Slower
  5. Pulumi – A new open source cloud development platform
  6. Railway Oriented Programming (2015)
  7. Just How Much Money Do “Influencers” Make?
  8. Apple sets up iPhones to relay location for 911 calls
  9. YouTube’s Piracy Filter Blocks MIT Courses, Blender Videos, and More
  10. Scalable incremental data aggregation on Postgres and Citus
  11. A Visual Introduction to Machine Learning – Part II
  12. Cryptocurrencies: looking beyond the hype
  13. What happens to country specific TLD's in a war involving that country?
  14. Restoring a DEC 340 Monitor
  15. Ask HN: Solo app devs of HN, how do you do user testing?
  16. A Performance Cheat Sheet for PostgreSQL
  17. Obfuscated Tiny C Compiler (2002)
  18. After twenty years, what Marc Benioff got right and wrong about the cloud
  19. Ireland's National Monuments Service Wreck Viewer
  20. Microsoft Bob Gets the Last Laugh
  21. Audi CEO Stadler Taken Into Custody in Diesel-Cheating Probe
  22. The Bugs Are Winning
  23. Patterson's Cipher for Jefferson – Challenge Solved After 200 Years (2009)
  24. Inside the facility where Kodak brings film back to life
  25. Breaking Up with James Joyce
  26. Macedonia changes name, ending bitter dispute with Greece
  27. Smartphone-based earthquake alert system triggered by Mexican football fans
  28. The SEC Will Leave Good ICOs Alone
  29. The Global State of Science (2017)
  30. Eugene Debs Was Jailed for Speaking Out Against WWI, 100 Years Ago This Week

Ars Technica

  1. Google Maps removes Uber integration
  2. Attention knitters: Researchers harvest uranium from the sea with a yarn “net”
  3. As mega-constellations loom, US seeks to manage space debris problem
  4. What happened last time it was as warm as it’s going to get later this century?
  5. Garmin brings music, NFC payments, onboard mapping to Fenix 5 Plus watches
  6. The President Is Missing… a few finer points on how the cyber works in this novel
  7. Rage 2 at E3: Doom’s punk rock sibling feels great to play
  8. Today’s veterans are gradually returning to a new civilian-life op—Hollywood
  9. Got $360K burning a hole in your pocket? Check out the Range Rover SV Coupe
  10. How ARKit 2 works, and why Apple is so focused on AR
  11. In nearly 500 pages of answers, Facebook stonewalls some senators’ questions
  12. The Elder Scrolls Blades at E3: It’s not Skyrim, but does it need to be?
  13. Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes indicted on criminal charges
  14. FBI recovers WhatsApp, Signal data stored on Michael Cohen’s BlackBerry
  15. NIH shuts down controversial $100M drinking study backed by Big Alcohol
  16. Apple snags Oprah Winfrey in original content deal
  17. Ross Ulbricht’s alleged confidant “Variety Jones” extradited to US
  18. Florida frat bros sued over Facebook revenge porn
  19. Data Propria, run by Cambridge Analytica alumni, working on Trump 2020 campaign
  20. The 2018 Honda Accord proves there’s still life in the family sedan

Digg

  1. The Dark Side Of The Orgasmic Meditation Company
  2. Belgium's Dries Mertens Scores An Absolute Beauty Against Panama
  3. Why Are Millions Paying Online Tax Preparation Fees When They Don't Need To?
  4. A Management Tool For People Who Hate Excel
  5. Dumbass Fan Jumps Onto Baseball Diamond, Gets Laid Out By Security
  6. Everything We Know About Trump's Horrifying Family Separation Policy
  7. The Birth Of Breakups
  8. Man, Do We Want To Try These Menu Items Served At Burger Kings Across Japan
  9. When It Comes To Tipping, Millennials Are Cheapest
  10. How Can I Stop Having Sex With My Future Stepdaughter, And Other Advice Column Questions About Bad Dads
  11. Kid Knocks Over Sculpture In Museum, Parents Get Charged $132,000
  12. Jeff Goldblum On Becoming A Sex Symbol And Learning To Play Himself
  13. The Collapse Of A $40 Million Nutrition Science Crusade
  14. Turn Your Smartphone Into A Professional-Level Camera (More Than It Already Is)
  15. Can Non-Newtonian Fluid Stop A Cannonball?
  16. A Former Japanese Internment Camp Prisoner On The Dire Effects Of Putting Kids In Detention
  17. John Oliver Berates The Trump Administration For Tearing Families Apart At The Border
  18. Why The Finns Don't Want To Be Happy
  19. Iceland's Water Usage During The Iceland/Argentina Game Looks About How You'd Expect
  20. We're Giving Away A DJI Mavic Pro Camera Drone
  21. Put On Your Cowboy Hat And Melt Your Face Off Listening To This Heavy Metal Banjo Cover
  22. As Sadism Surges On The American Border, Our Collective Understanding Of Cruelty Collapses
  23. Hair-Loss Treatment Just Got A Rebrand
  24. Mexico Fans Set Off Earthquake Sensors Celebrating Seismic World Cup Win
  25. Dog Gets His Head Stuck In A Jar Of Peanut Butter, Can't Tell If He's Heaven Or In Hell
  26. Ed Harris Has Absolutely No Idea What's Happening On 'Westworld'
  27. Fan Runs Onto Field During CFL Game, Gets Obliterated By A Player
  28. People's Egos Get Bigger After Meditation And Yoga, Says A New Study
  29. Tremendously Good Pooch Juggles A Soccer Ball With His Owner
  30. My Last Project With My Dad: Building My Own Coffin
  31. My Tamagotchi Is Everything That Went Wrong With Our Future
  32. How Heisler Became TV's Most Popular Fake Beer
  33. Vice Travels To Bucharest, The Cam Girl Capital Of The World
  34. A Philosopher Thinks Technology Could Make Anarchists' Dreams Come True
  35. Leading Republicans Join Democrats In Pushing Trump To Halt Family Separations
  36. Guy Figures Out How To Make A Very Sharp Knife Out Of Amazon Boxes
  37. These Brilliant Running Shoes Slow You Down — On Purpose
  38. Forget The World Cup, Let's Play Motor-Ball!
  39. Jockey Gets Knocked Off Horse During Race, Somehow Still Wins The Race
  40. Liz Phair Taught Me Everything About Being A Grown-Up
  41. 'Queer Eye's' Fab Five Reveal Complications In Connecting With Some Makeover Subjects
  42. It's Not That Difficult To Make A DIY Self-Refilling Water Bowl For Your Pet
  43. How Peppa Pig Became A Video Nightmare For Children
  44. The World's Top Art Forgery Detective
  45. Learn How To Make Your Own False Bottom Drawer
  46. Boeing Gave $20,000 To These Ten Wacky Personal Flyer Designs
  47. Google Is Having Trouble Retaining Black And Latinx Employees
  48. This Back Massager Fits In Your Wallet
  49. Original Arcade 'Donkey Kong' Comes To Nintendo Switch In First-Ever Re-Release
  50. The Best Long Reads From Around The Internet
  51. Live-Updating Trump News
  52. All The Latest Cryptocurrency News, In One Place

New Scientist

  1. Being a feminist may subconsciously protect you from stereotypes
  2. A robot has performed eye surgery on humans for the first time
  3. Male peacocks can make females’ heads vibrate at a distance
  4. The first Americans had pet dogs 1000 years earlier than thought
  5. Colony ship to nearest star needs just 100 people to survive
  6. Following trends and easy answers isn’t the way to a good life
  7. Knowing your DNA can help you stick to a healthier lifestyle
  8. Nano-infused black goo is incredibly stretchy and self-repairs
  9. How can you tell if a video is a deepfake? Just look at the eyes
  10. Mediterranean diet is still good for you but only if you’re rich
  11. Bacteria may survive temperatures hot enough to melt lead
  12. Underwater robot finds second world war bomber plane on seabed
  13. AI can detect early signs of Parkinson’s from brain scans alone
  14. DeepMind’s AI can ‘imagine’ a world based on a single picture
  15. Wild animals are turning nocturnal to keep away from humans
  16. Spiders can ‘fly’ because they make near-invisible paragliders
  17. We’ve seen a gigantic black hole tear a star in half and eat it
  18. Your brain absolutely cannot resist doughnuts – here’s why
  19. Alarm as ice loss from Antarctica triples in the past five years
  20. EU will limit the use of palm oil as car fuel but won’t stop it
  21. Is research in jails the way to end wars over dietary guidance?
  22. How authors are gaming Amazon’s algorithms with 3000-page books
  23. When a daddy longlegs is attacked by a flatworm things get messy
  24. Vegan-friendly fashion is actually bad for the environment
  25. Psychedelics may help your brain cells form new connections
  26. Watch a 3D-printed magnetic critter fold and move all by itself
  27. The brain has a special clock that tracks sleepiness
  28. Why tidal power won’t solve the world’s renewable energy needs
  29. Stop the reckless video-assisted refereeing experiment now
  30. Net neutrality officially ended this week – now what?
  31. The US wants to build an X-ray bomb to destroy chemical weapons
  32. Magnets can make wine taste better by sucking out bad flavours
  33. Parkinson’s disease may be caused by virus that kills gut bugs
  34. Britain’s hedgehog population has fallen 66 per cent in 20 years
  35. The LHC has found the Higgs works perfectly – which is a problem
  36. Antimatter neutrinos caught shape-shifting between flavours
  37. Gene editing embryonic stem cells might increase risk of cancer
  38. To combat white nationalist extremism, first understand it
  39. NASA’s Opportunity rover is stuck in a huge dust storm on Mars
  40. Africa’s 2000-year-old trees of life are suddenly dying off
  41. Clouds of spinning diamonds around stars solve an old mystery
  42. A self-balancing exoskeleton lets wheelchair users walk again
  43. A renewables revolution is afoot – but who will benefit?
  44. We can tweak immune cells to be much better at wiping out HIV
  45. Trump v Kim: The mind games that led to the Korea summit
  46. Your personal cloud of microbes can be used to identify you
  47. Sperm whales are tracking fishing boats and stealing their fish
  48. Watch real football matches in miniature played on your desk
  49. Mars has complex organic material that may be from ancient life
  50. Nipah: the unknown virus that could be the next pandemic threat
  51. Seals only sleep with half their brain when they’re out at sea
  52. Why Richard Branson’s promises about space tourism are empty
  53. Sour tastes may make you more adventurous and take bigger risks
  54. Surveillance drones can now spot violent attacks as they happen
  55. Kidney cancer spreads by pretending to be white blood cells
  56. Party drugs are here to stay, but they don’t have to be killers
  57. Lightning reveals where Jupiter stores its ‘missing’ water
  58. Why are there so many devastating volcanic eruptions right now?
  59. Apple’s new app is designed to help you use their tech less
  60. Anti-acne cream clears up skin without any nasty side effects
  61. AI construction worker plans the fastest way to put up buildings
  62. 4-year-olds care more about plants and animals than sick people
  63. Europeans now burn more palm oil in their cars than they eat
  64. The New Horizons probe is awake and ready for its next flyby
  65. Bizarre state of matter to treat wounds instead of antibiotics
  66. The most elusive whales reveal their secrets in their wakes
  67. What can game theory tell us about Trump’s threats of trade war?
  68. Quantum computers are weirder and more powerful than we thought
  69. Cosmic cooperation is just what space exploration needs
  70. Two meteors in two days lit up the sky in China and Botswana
  71. A day used to be less than 19 hours long 1.4 billion years ago
  72. Mystery of why Stone Age villagers spent so much time underwater
  73. Woman survives metastatic breast cancer thanks to new treatment
  74. Zambia to kill 2000 hippos because they might spread anthrax
  75. Guatemala volcano kills 75 as ash buries entire villages
  76. A whole new type of cancer therapy helps treat liver cancer
  77. Anti-swearing AI takes the edge off abuse on Reddit and Twitter
  78. It’s time we stopped dismissing women’s health problems
  79. Ultrahot planets bust up molecules then rebuild them into clouds
  80. We’re beginning to understand how some people can control HIV
  81. Ripples in Saturn’s rings unravel mystery of how fast it spins
  82. Vultures that feed on rubbish dumps are making themselves sick
  83. So-called ‘holy grail’ cancer test would miss thousands of cases
  84. Some scorpions can hiss by rubbing themselves with ‘sandpaper’
  85. Can an app tell if you have dementia years before your doctor?
  86. The gene that led to the human intelligence boom has been found
  87. The dreams you forget are the most important for learning
  88. People with big brains have a different brain structure too
  89. Methane ice and winds on Pluto make strange ‘sand’ dunes
  90. Bent bird feathers repair themselves when soaked in water
  91. US ‘right to try’ drugs law could hurt terminally ill people
  92. Scientists turned a car into a giant flytrap to count insects
  93. There’s no such thing as a ‘detox’ – so let’s ban the word
  94. Ambien can cause bizarre behaviour – but not racist tweets
  95. There is only one anti-shark tool for surfers that seems to work
  96. We need to grab some rocks from Mars – let’s just get on with it
  97. Women aren’t being told real risks of cervical cancer screening
  98. Drugs that help our cells tidy up might extend lifespan
  99. Papua New Guinea bans Facebook for a month in fake news blitz
  100. I’m working on a universal language to let us speak to aliens

Slashdot

  1. US Eyes Robot Moon Missions as it Prepares For Astronauts' Return
  2. WHO Classifies 'Gaming Disorder' as Mental Health Condition
  3. Linux 4.18 Preparing Many New Features While Dropping 100k+ Lines of Code
  4. macOS Breaks Your OpSec by Caching Data From Encrypted Hard Drives
  5. Australia Discontinues Its National Biometric ID Project
  6. Dutch Town Uses High-Tech Streetlights To Keep Their Bats Happy
  7. New Commercial Amiga 500 Game Released
  8. Man Reports PillCam Stuck In His Gut For Over 12 Weeks
  9. Gaming Companies Remove Analytics App After Massive User Outcry
  10. Fake Earthquake Detected In Mexico City After Player's Goal In World Cup Match
  11. Gmail Proves That Some People Hate Smart Suggestions
  12. Diversity At Google Hasn't Changed Much Over the Last Year
  13. Venmo Is Going All In On Mobile Payments
  14. Sony's PlayStation 5 Will Launch In 2020 Powered By An AMD Navi GPU, Says Report
  15. Studies Find Evidence That Meditation Is Demotivating

BoingBoing

  1. Fox news host says kids are being held in enclosures built from chain-link fences, not cages
  2. Proposed solution for Trump propaganda: "truth sandwich" reporting
  3. The EU's Link Tax will be voted on in TWO DAYS: if passed, you won't be able to link to the news except on Big Tech's licensed platforms
  4. Giant Hogweed infestation in Virginia -- plant causes burns, blindness
  5. Voronoi diagram of airports
  6. Mexican election: saturation robo-calls spreading disinformation about Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
  7. CoachBot malfunctions during basketball match
  8. Smooth Criminal on a Victorian barrel organ
  9. Shiny animal sculptures from Jud Turner
  10. Slashdotter: I've had a pillcam stuck in my gut for 12 weeks and counting
  11. Interview with Alex Norris, of "oh no" Webcomic Name fame
  12. A young caged teen in a Texas immigration camp is teaching other kids to change caged toddlers' diapers
  13. Doom as an eye-melting Magic Eye puzzle
  14. Trump's baby-snatching border policy "cruel" and "immoral", writes Laura Bush
  15. Officer in charge of lost grenades fails his way into cushy new gig
  16. In two days, an EU committee will vote to crown Google and Facebook permanent lords of internet censorship
  17. Cockygate defeated: judge finds "Cocky" trademark for romance titles unenforceable
  18. France's Front National (who support the EU's mandatory copyright filters) furious when Youtube's copyright filters kill their channel
  19. A musical salute to Father's Day, courtesy of Groucho Marx and Junior Bear
  20. Canada's best weapon in a US trade-war: invalidating US pharma patents
  21. This flexible camera pinpoints problems at the source
  22. Here are 15 privacy settings you should change from defaults, from Linkedin to cellphones to smart TVs
  23. Across America, the Poor Peoples' Campaign is building steam and refusing to be intimidated by crackdowns
  24. It's often cheaper to pay cash for your prescriptions rather than the co-pay, but the pharmacy is legally prohibited from suggesting it
  25. Happy Father's Day
  26. Frozen Rat Kidney Shipping Container: The incredibly bounty of the NIH's 3D printables repository
  27. 114 candidates in Mexico's upcoming elections have been murdered, so far
  28. Employees who practice mindfulness meditation are less motivated, having realized the futility of their jobs
  29. These top-rated apps can elevate your Mac's potential
  30. Hi rez images from NASA's 1967/8 Lunar Orbiters were withheld to hide US spying capabilities

Core77

  1. A Look Inside Instagram's New NYC Headquarters
  2. Reader Submitted: Bee Hospital Investigates the Global Decline of the Bee Population
  3. Cutting Open Adidas' Updated Telstar 18 Soccer Ball to See What's Inside
  4. Why Soccer Balls Used to Be Black and White
  5. Buying a Car, Part 2: The UX of Auto Manufacturers' Websites Needs Improvement
  6. Design Job: Design Fixtures for Custom Retail Environments as a Designer for Chandler
  7. Steven M. Johnson's Bizarre Invention #104: The Commuters Rowing Club
  8. Design Job: Mediaplanet is Seeking a Freelance Graphic Designer for Print and Digital Products
  9. Assisted Driving Stinks. Also, Which Auto Safety Features Do You Love or Hate?
  10. Kitty Hawk's Personal Flying Machines
  11. How to Rejuvenate an Old X-Acto Knife
  12. Here Are Your Built Environment Honorees for the 2018 Core77 Design Awards
  13. Here Are Your Commercial Equipment Honorees for the 2018 Core77 Design Awards
  14. Here Are Your Consumer Product Honorees for the 2018 Core77 Design Awards
  15. Here Are Your Design Concept Honorees for the 2018 Core77 Design Awards

CNET

  1. Waymo self-driving car hit by red-light runner in Arizona - Roadshow
  2. Pokemon Go is finally letting you trade with friends - CNET
  3. New Suzuki Jimny is a blocky cute-ute with shades of G-Class - Roadshow
  4. Google's YouTube Music app now available in 17 countries - CNET
  5. Google invests $550M in China's JD.com for e-commerce expansion - CNET
  6. Audi CEO Rupert Stadler arrested in diesel scandal investigation - Roadshow
  7. Get a refurbished Apple HomePod for $260 - CNET
  8. You can't book an Uber in Google Maps for Android anymore - CNET
  9. World Cup 2018: How to watch, when it starts, schedule and more - CNET
  10. Boring goes driving underground, Apple partners with Oprah video - CNET
  11. Apple's iOS 12 will automatically share location data with 911 responders - CNET
  12. The Polestar 1 has a chassis made from carbon and inspired by bugs - Roadshow
  13. Do a barrel roll on this flying jet ski video - CNET
  14. Pixel 2 vs. OnePlus 6: Which Android phone is best? - CNET
  15. JPEG XL could let you pack twice as many photos into your phone - CNET
  16. WWE's Ronda Rousey experiment continues to pay off - CNET
  17. Vizio M-Series is an affordable TV with an excellent picture video - CNET
  18. HTC U12 Plus review: This squeezable phone is too gutsy for its own good - CNET
  19. All 17 Jack-Jack powers in the Incredibles 2, explained - CNET
  20. Five things you need to know about the 2019 Jaguar I-Pace video - Roadshow
  21. 2019 Jaguar I-Pace first drive review: This cat will hunt - Roadshow
  22. The most interesting Microsoft hardware rumors video - CNET
  23. For better or for worse: Kid at wedding breaks $132K art - CNET
  24. Europe's oldest human fossil could be almost 1 million years old - CNET
  25. Machines can now finish the Rubik's Cube without human help - CNET

Reddit

  1. support your friend, you cheap bastard!
  2. I will not let go
  3. 'Helicopter parenting' linked to behavioural problems - Children whose parents were over-controlling at age two struggled to manage their emotions later in life, study finds.
  4. CTRL + ALT + DEL
  5. Cosplay of Saint Celestine from Warhammer 40 000.
  6. Head of VW's Audi arrested in Germany over diesel scandal
  7. No wonder aliens don't want to talk to us
  8. Endless red tulips with ground fog on a beautiful morning. A shot I had been wanting to capture for years and this year I finally got it! The Netherlands (OC)[1920x1280]
  9. This Daisy Ridley digital portrait time lapse
  10. Street in Michigan After Massive Flodding
  11. Sorry for the repost, just thought it should be posted here
  12. LPT: If a service dog without a person approaches you, it means that the person is in need of help.
  13. This beautiful place in Arashiyama: Kyoto, Japan
  14. Doctors and nurses of Reddit, have you ever witnessed a couple have a child that was obviously not the father's? If so, what happened?
  15. sticking
  16. The mouth of an Emerald Tree Boa.
  17. TIL the movie Jack and Jill won an award in all 10 categories at the 32nd Golden Raspberry awards. This included Adam Sandler winning in BOTH worst actor and worst actress categories.
  18. Tricked you son
  19. "On your left you can see the great tree I usually pee on" - Captain Dog Tour Guide
  20. Pipe cleaner arms
  21. iPhones on iOS 12 Will Automatically Share Precise Location Data During 911 Calls in United States
  22. Cosplay of Saint Celestine from Warhammer 40 000 by Imgur user polinavish
  23. Celebrity Deathmatch, claymation at it's finest
  24. hmmm
  25. Perfect loop
  26. A Redditor buys a house and finds a buried headstone. Another Redditor tracks the person to whom it belonged and concludes that the deceased was finally moved next to her husband.
  27. A group of Mexican fans came to Russia with a cardboard photo of the friend whose wife didn’t let him go 🤣🤣
  28. At the Southwestern Research Station there is an initiative to remove invasive bull frogs from ponds. During the removal process they found a tadpole of gigantic proportions. BEHOLD
  29. Professional developer
  30. Is this legal?
  31. Who would have thought?
  32. Dog and Mountains from Tent
  33. Anon gets blowjob
  34. 🐍
  35. All they ever wanted was a hug...
  36. The dreams of a rocker come true
  37. With so many people becoming outraged at the pictures of families being separated...
  38. Mont Saint-Michel, low tide...
  39. Hyper-Realistic Masks
  40. If the apocalypse ever happens its going to ruin someone's birthday.
  41. After intensive search, Gary finally managed to get a good angle on the playground without being seen.
  42. Fisherman buddy of mine found this magical guy, no eating him it's forbidden!
  43. 'Trump is ours!': Russian state TV celebrates Trump's suggestion that Crimea is part of Russia
  44. For the love of God give it whatever it wants 😍
  45. Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, circa 1934. [879 × 1063]
  46. The Sword Which Speaks Only Truth [OC]
  47. Dragon Dance
  48. UPDATE: I just recieved a demand letter from Enterprise Rent-a-Car stating that if I do not return their rental car, I will be charged with Embezzlement and Grand Theft Auto. I never rented a car from them. (San Jose, California)
  49. PsBattle: This cat mid sneeze.
  50. Ironic
  51. When I wake up and see no one has posted in a new gif in 12 hours so the sub is free for the taking...
  52. Never change, Cardiff.
  53. Vuck Fegans amirite
  54. The oldest trick in the scroll
  55. Imagine having a best friend who’s loyal enough to take a (water gun) shot for you because you don’t wanna get your hair wet
  56. Don’t touch his doggo
  57. Don't prove me wrong >:(
  58. sigggghh
  59. Her bio said “This app is stupid”
  60. With ~99% positive reviews, Portal 2 is currently the highest rated PC game on steam.
  61. What Time Does America Go to Bed? [OC]
  62. I've never related more
  63. France's Front National (who support the EU's mandatory copyright filters) furious when Youtube's copyright filters kill their channel
  64. My Mom’s solution to the new puppy chewing on the coffee table
  65. Olympic final
  66. U.S. Border Patrol guard taking a break from their job of separating kids from their families (2018)
  67. My plant grew a pair of legs
  68. Orphaned baby Rhino thinks he's a lamb.
  69. Seems legit
  70. Only true 650BC kids understand
  71. Hungry?
  72. 9/11
  73. Napoleon and his noble steed
  74. As if being a Scout Trooper on Endor wasn't a crappy enough job...
  75. Asshole kicking at some dogs
  76. Possible meme format?
  77. Matt "Guitar" Murphy died on Friday at the age of 88. In honor of him, here's the famous diner scene from the Blues Brothers (he's the cook).
  78. When you see a mosquito land on you and begin to bite, laugh and ask "is it in yet?" It will ruin the Mosquito's confidence and it won't be able to perform penetration
  79. One more addition to Family
  80. Analysis of Xbox One BC Program
  81. How do they do it?
  82. The right choice
  83. Save the kids!
  84. Helicopter misjudged proximity of hanger
  85. Anita Ekberg, 1959
  86. Victory!
  87. Facebook weapons.
  88. Magpie takes donations for local bird refuge.
  89. I went on a date with a blonde woman last night.
  90. wcgw another birthday celebration with fire
  91. My band just won a huge charity competition allowing us to record a single professionally and having it being played on a popular Australian radio station. The charity happened to be a men's mental health charity which is something I've had a lot of trouble with which makes it special to me.
  92. [Image]Keep trying
  93. Mexico fans celebrating the Lozano goal at the Berlin Fan Park
  94. Every Targaryen dad ever.
  95. Blindfolded Boxing in 1949
  96. Hitting someone in a self driving car
  97. Ken M on atheiologists
  98. The consequences of stealing your big sister's favorite toy.
  99. My favourite drawing in the illustrated edition of Philosopher’s Stone. Really shows the kindness of Dumbledore
  100. Lt. Dan, you got legs!

The Verge

  1. The Logitech Craft keyboard’s giant button is a tactile dream
  2. Alleged top Silk Road adviser extradited to US to face charges
  3. Epic Games will get rid of accidental swastika in Fortnite
  4. The Supreme Court will hear an iOS App Store antitrust lawsuit
  5. Here’s what GitHub developers really think about Microsoft’s acquisition
  6. Uber booking has been removed from Google Maps for Android
  7. Final D8000 headphones review: a flawed masterpiece
  8. Microsoft extends education push with acquisition of Flipgrid, a student video discussion platform
  9. Pokémon Go trading and friends lists are coming soon
  10. iOS 12 will automatically share your iPhone location during 911 calls

Wired

  1. This Tug of War With a Lion Isn't About Strength—It's About Friction
  2. The Most Promising Indie Games That Showed Up at E3, From 'Sable' to 'NeoCab'
  3. Star Wars News: No, Kathleen Kennedy Isn't Leaving Lucasfilm
  4. How Square Made Its Own iPad Replacement
  5. How Volvo's Making the Polestar 1 From an Old Concept
  6. 12 Best Tablets for Every Budget in 2018: iPad, Android, Fire HD, Surface
  7. You'll Have to Look Closer to Understand These Tiny Worlds
  8. Fake Video Will Complicate Viral Justice
  9. The Collapse of a $40 Million Nutrition Science Crusade
  10. The End of Dyslexia
  11. The Blockchain: A Love Story—And a Horror Story
  12. 'Westworld' Recap, Season 2 Episode 9: The Many Lives of the Man in Black
  13. Elon Musk Digs Chicago, Byton's Tesla-Fighter, and More Car News This Week
  14. Trump's Meeting With Kim Jong-Un Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
  15. This Crazy Slide Is Either Evil or Funny
  16. The Powerful Groups Stonewalling a Greener Way to Die
  17. When 'Fornite''s Biggest Stars Congregated Under the LA Sun
  18. The Dark Side of the Crypto Revolution
  19. A Rare Bird's-Eye View of Hong Kong's Vanishing Rooftop Culture
  20. The Key to Triumphing Over Star Wars Trolls

LifeHacker

  1. Tell Us Your Charleston, SC Travel Tips
  2. Monday's Best Deals: Cordless Dyson, Pop Chart Lab Sale, Kindle Voyage, and More
  3. Know the Signs of an Airplane-Induced Blood Clot
  4. Pity the fool who can't love pasta fazool
  5. Find 💩 Faster With Emojicopy
  6. I'm Ken Jennings, Author and 'Jeopardy' Champ, and This Is How I Parent 
  7. Explore the Universe with SpaceEngine
  8. Let In Your Pet Sitter or Overnight Guests With This Alexa-Compatible Deadbolt
  9. The A.V.
  10. How Much Do You Spend On Groceries?
  11. Cut the Cord With a Dyson V6 For Just $180, Today Only
  12. Add a 'Dark Mode' to Any Website With This Chrome Extension
  13. How to Create Your Own Custom Alexa Skills
  14. Get On-Demand Roadside Assistance Using This App
  15. Save Some Green On These Planters From Amazon
  16. Check World Cup Scores Directly From Your Computer's Search Bar
  17. Request Your Data From Over 100 Different Sites Using This Service
  18. Google Translate's Offline Mode Just Got a Lot Better
  19. Ask Dr. NerdLove: My Girlfriend’s Guy Friend Is Trying To Sabotage Our Relationship
  20. Slip Your Choice of Genuine Swiss Army Knives In Your Pocket From This Gold Box
  21. Here's How Limited Your Carrier's 'Unlimited' Phone Plans Really Are
  22. The 10 Best Deals of June 15, 2018
  23. These Podcasts Can Make You Funnier
  24. Take Turns Being the 'Water Watcher' at Kid Pool Parties
  25. This Anti-Smartphone for Kids Works Like a Walkie-Talkie 

The Onion

  1. Onion Social CEO: ‘We’re Proud To Announce The First Genital Recognition Software’
  2. Meet Jeremy, Founder And CEO Of Onion Social
  3. I Am Leaving The Bloated Corpse Of Journalism Behind For This So-Called ‘Sociable-Media’ And Its Mountains Of Gold
  4. Welcome To Onion Social, The Onion’s New Social Media Platform
  5. The Week In Pictures – Week Of June 18, 2018
  6. David Lynch To Release Hybrid Memoir–Biography Next Week
  7. Will The World Cup Inspire More Americans To Play FIFA Online With Hank?
  8. Coworker Following World Cup Goes All-In On Tenuous Family Connection To Portugal
  9. Moscow Officials Deny Accusations Of Money Laundering After World Cup Game Played In $1.2 Billion Vacant Gravel Lot
  10. They Can Do Better
  11. Brooks Brothers Unveils New Line Of Monogramed Cum Rags
  12. Manafort Clearly Attempting To Send Judge Encrypted WhatsApp Messages While Waiting In Courtroom
  13. Sessions Defends Separating Immigrant Families By Citing Senate Confirmation Vote
  14. MIT Researchers Create ‘Psychopath’ AI By Feeding It Reddit Data
  15. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Strongly Rebukes Implication She Doesn’t Lock Own Children In Cages
  16. ‘We Must Protect The Pure Aryan Bloodline,’ Says Child After 9 Minutes Of Unsupervised Facebook Access
  17. Is Cristiano Ronaldo Or Gerard Piqué The Most Smoking-Hot Piece Of Man-Meat In The World Cup?
  18. Jeff Lurie Announces Plans For 2,213-Diamond Eagles Super Bowl Rings In Reference To 22-13 Halftime Score
  19. Impatient Raytheon Declares War On North Korea
  20. $30 Million Donation From Chan-Zuckerberg Charity To Help Kids Learn To Read Returned
  21. Ethicists Worry Emergence Of Designer Babies Might Make Them Look Really Ugly In Comparison 
  22. ‘You’re Deleting Your Account? We’ll Be Sad To See You Go,’ Says Facebook Prompt Showing User Photo Of Own Dead Body
  23. How To Purge All That Negative Energy Into Your Personal Assistant
  24. Daddy, I Don’t Want To Live In The World Your Website Has Created
  25. Mark Zuckerberg Defends Decision To Fly Confederate Flag At Facebook Headquarters

The Register

  1. PC nerds: Can't get no SATA-isfaction? Toshiba flaunts NVMe SSD action
  2. Asylum seeker spreadsheet data blurt: UK Home Office loses appeal to limit claimants
  3. Strip Capita of defence IT contract unless things improve – Brit MPs
  4. HPE pulls sheets off largest Arm-based supercomputer Astra
  5. Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to mark the life of Slack for Windows Phone
  6. Hortonworks Data Platform update flicks on containerisation
  7. Google says Pixel 2's narcoleptic display is being fixed in June update
  8. 'No, we are not rewriting Office in JavaScript' and other Microsoft tales
  9. '90s hacker collective man turned infosec VIP: Internet security hasn't improved in 20 years
  10. Audi chief exec arrested over Dieselgate car emissions scandal
  11. Brit mobile phone users want the Moon on a stick but then stay on same networks for aeons
  12. Pwned with '4 lines of code': Researchers warn SCADA systems are still hopelessly insecure
  13. What can you do when the pup of programming becomes the black dog of burnout? Dude, leave
  14. It's roundup time – like scouring the local paper for pics of your kid, but with storage firms
  15. What's all the C Plus Fuss? Bjarne Stroustrup warns of dangerous future plans for his C++
  16. Developer’s code worked, but not in the right century
  17. Google cuts price of cloudy interconnects from partners
  18. Tintri teeters on the edge of oblivion
  19. AWS seeks ‘startup launch’ experience for end-user services
  20. US-CERT warns of more North Korean malware
  21. Linux literally loses its Lustre – HPC filesystem ditched in new kernel
  22. FACE/OFF: Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission bins NEC-built biometrics project
  23. Google cloud VMs given same IP addresses ... and down they went
  24. Do NetAdmins like snacks? Asking cos here's a dish of tasty network news nibbles
  25. Silk road adviser caught, Kaspersky sues Dutch paper, and Vietnam's tech clampdown
  26. AI military upstart attacked by Russian malware, Twitter fires up TensorFlow, and more
  27. UN's freedom of expression top dog slams European copyright plans
  28. Boffins offer to make speculative execution great again with Spectre-Meltdown CPU fix
  29. Wires, chips, and LEDs: US trade bigwigs detail Chinese kit that's going to cost a lot more
  30. Unbreakable smart lock devastated to discover screwdrivers exist
  31. Jawbone bods allegedly jogged off to Fitbit with secret gadget blueprints
  32. Indiegogo lawyer asks ZX Spectrum reboot firm: Where's the cash?
  33. Sir, you've been using Kaspersky Lab antivirus. Please come with us, sir
  34. DeepMind Health told to explain business model, relationship to Google
  35. Former FBI boss Comey used private email for official business – DoJ
  36. Swiss cops will 'tolerate' World Cup rabble-rousers – for 60 minutes
  37. CIOs planning to snub Oracle for other cloudy vendors – analyst
  38. Office 365 celebrates National Beer Day by popping out for a pint
  39. Drones Bill said to be ready for world+dog's crayons 'this summer'
  40. Brit super-data-cluster JASMIN set to crank up capacity and capability
  41. Shatner's solar-powered Bitcoin gambit wouldn't power a deflector shield
  42. End-to-end NVMe arrays poised to resurrect external storage
  43. Universal Credit has never delivered bang for buck, but now there's no turning back – watchdog
  44. Meet the Frenchman masterminding a Google-free Android
  45. ICANN pays to push Whois case to European Court of Justice
  46. User spent 20 minutes trying to move mouse cursor, without success
  47. G Suitened with helping of Google's App Maker
  48. Xen Project patches Intel’s Lazy FPU flaw
  49. Would you rather health data or finance data in the cloud?
  50. Microsoft says Windows 10 April update is fit for business rollout

TechMeme

  1. YouTube Music and Premium expand to 12 new international markets, including Canada and UK and become generally available after soft launch in 5 initial markets (Abner Li/9to5Google)
  2. Pulumi, founded by Microsoft and AWS veterans, raises $5M seed and debuts an open-source project and commercial SaaS product to help devs be cloud agnostic (Tom Krazit/GeekWire)
  3. Square becomes the ninth firm to obtain a "BitLicense" from New York, to let state residents buy and sell bitcoins through its Cash App (Anna Irrera/Reuters)
  4. Amazon to roll out its Prime subscription service in Australia for A$59/year, ahead of a policy change that restricts Australian shoppers to its Australian site (Financial Times)
  5. Datally, Google's Android app for monitoring and managing mobile data, updated with new features including daily limits, guest mode, unused apps, and a WiFi map (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
  6. US Supreme Court to hear Apple's appeal of lower court ruling that company can be sued for monopolizing iOS app market, allegedly leading to inflated prices (Andrew Chung/Reuters)
  7. Microsoft acquires Flipgrid, a video discussion platform used by 20M+ students and teachers in 180 countries, and makes it free for schools to use (Tom Warren/The Verge)
  8. BetterDoctor, an online site that helps health care networks keep track of data on providers, to be acquired by healthcare network analysis firm Quest Analytics (Ina Fried/Axios)
  9. UK-based enterprise email security startup Tessian raises $13M Series A led by Balderton Capital and Accel (Chris O'Brien/VentureBeat)
  10. Huawei says it shipped 6M P20 and P20 Pro phones in the first 10 weeks, up 81% compared to the same period for P10, with China up 63% and other markets up 150% (Li Tao/South China Morning Post)
  11. F-Secure to acquire MWR InfoSecurity for about $106M+ to offer better proactive threat detection and response (Natasha Lomas/TechCrunch)
  12. Apple says iOS 12 will be able to automatically share precise location info with first responders when iPhone users call 911 in US, integrating RapidSOS tech (Zac Hall/9to5Mac)
  13. Paris-based Back Market, a marketplace for used and refurbished gadgets that operates in six countries including US, raises €41M Series B led by Groupe Arnault (Chris O'Brien/VentureBeat)
  14. Source: P2P file-sharing company BitTorrent has been sold to Justin Sun, a blockchain entrepreneur best known for the Tron platform and its TRX cryptocurrency (Janko Roettgers/Variety)
  15. Google to invest $550M in China's second-largest e-commerce site JD.com as part of a strategic partnership (Saheli Roy Choudhury/CNBC)