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BBC

  1. Amazon fires: Brazil threatened over EU trade deal
  2. Amazon rainforest fires: Ten readers' questions answered
  3. Trump says US firms 'hereby ordered' to quit China
  4. Bury owner Steve Dale says club has been sold with EFL deadline approaching
  5. Boris Johnson and Donald Trump speak ahead of G7 meeting
  6. Costa Coffee franchise workers 'not treated like humans'
  7. Jared O'Mara: Sheffield MP arrested in fraud probe
  8. David Koch: Billionaire Republican donor dies aged 79
  9. British Airways strike: BA pilots announce September dates
  10. Thailand hotel fight: Briton Amitpal Singh Bajaj killed
  11. Hull boy, 12, dies at holiday campsite in France
  12. Hong Kong's human chain protest against extradition bill
  13. 'Tasteless': Patients share pictures and views of hospital food
  14. First day at school: Mum's before-and-after photos of daughter go viral
  15. Red Arrows display team fly over New York City
  16. Gloucestershire man walks tortoise to the pub every day
  17. Taylor Swift's Lover: Star turns a corner with 'upbeat' but 'baggy' album
  18. Quiz of the week: Did you read about Bowie's bandstand?
  19. Instagram holiday debt: 'I spent £5,000 for the gram'
  20. White supremacy gangs in the US: How and why people join
  21. Did Boris Johnson put his foot in it in talks with Macron?
  22. BBC News Channel
  23. Han Sung-ok: Was this North Korean defector failed by the South?
  24. How to avoid the worst bank holiday travel delays
  25. Trans conversion therapy survivor: 'I wanted to be cured so asked to be electrocuted'
  26. The blind man who was guided by a cat
  27. Does a Pride event need Kylie or Ariana Grande?
  28. Would you let your child become a 'kid influencer'?
  29. Hail Satan?: The Satanists battling for religious freedom
  30. The future of food: Why farming is moving indoors
  31. Prince Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein
  32. Villa beat Everton for first points of season
  33. England's Ashes hopes all but over after disastrous day
  34. Ashes: England 67 all out as Australia close in third Test victory
  35. Ashes 2019: England unravel as hope turns to gallows humour
  36. Rangers ordered to close part of Ibrox for sold-out Europa League tie over 'sectarian singing'
  37. 'The lowest point in my career' - England women thrashed 8-0 in EuroHockey semis
  38. Ramos will not umpire Williams sisters after 2018 US Open final controversy
  39. Five ways UK farmers are tackling climate change
  40. ‘Men have always taken the glory': Why more women are becoming farmers
  41. When an ethical vegan met a sheep farmer...
  42. Farming: The UK's deadliest industry
  43. The trials and tribulations of a British cabbage farmer
  44. The DMZ 'gardening job' that almost sparked a war

Bitcoin

  1. $10,425.7833
  2. £8,486.5981
  3. €9,355.0971
  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. LG's smart home app adds voice control through Google Assistant
  2. Netflix test brings human-curated 'Collections' to streaming
  3. OnePlus TV will run ‘optimized’ Android TV software
  4. China's latest retaliatory tariffs could pose trouble for Tesla
  5. Yakuza's many remasters are about to pay off big time
  6. 'World's first' solar-powered rail line opens in the UK
  7. Bugged cell location data prompts Denmark to review 10,000 court cases
  8. 'El Hijo' is a Spaghetti Western stealth game with heart
  9. Sphero acquires LittleBits and its set of scientific toys
  10. Sega is becoming its weird and wonderful self again
  11. Riot Games settles class action lawsuit over sexist culture
  12. The best external graphics card enclosure
  13. Americans are waiting three years to replace their phones, study finds
  14. 'Dark Crystal: Tactics' and the evolution of Netflix's video game strategy
  15. Google's internal community guidelines discourage political discussions
  16. ‘Streets of Rage 4’ is shaping up to be a worthy sequel
  17. 'Beyond’ delivers the ‘No Man’s Sky’ experience I was waiting for
  18. iDevices' Alexa-powered smart light switch finally goes on sale
  19. Apple Music's latest playlist suggests new tracks every day
  20. 'Windjammers 2' is a stylish update to a Neo Geo classic
  21. Self-folding 'Rollbot' changes its shape in response to heat
  22. The Morning After: iPhone 'Pro' rumors
  23. Google Photos can now search for text in images
  24. Disney+ docu-series will focus on the people behind its movies and parks
  25. Amazon will no longer use drivers' tips to cover their base pay

Pinboard

  1. Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music
  2. Untitled (https://medium.com/@EthanZ/on-me-and-the-media-lab-715bfc707f6f) — About that @BostonGlobe story... On me, and deciding to leave @MIT @medialab:
  3. The WeWork IPO — There is a reason — beyond the fact it is August — that WeWork’s upcoming IPO has driven so much discussion: it is a document defined by audaciousness, both in…
  4. Google AI Blog: Turbo, An Improved Rainbow Colormap for Visualization
  5. A Beginner’s Introduction to Python Web Frameworks — https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/cr3l7z/a_beginners_introduction_to_python_web_frameworks/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20751949
  6. “Bicycle of the Mind” — “When we invented the personal computer, we created a new kind of bicycle…a new man-machine partnership…a new generation of entrepreneurs.” Steve Jobs said this…
  7. 4 Rules for Intuitive UX – Learn UI Design
  8. The Remote Work Report — Why Everyone Loves Remote Work People like to harp on the failings of remote work. Loneliness. Distractions. Not unplugging. Lack of collaboration. Dog hair .…
  9. Meritocracy Harms Everyone - The Atlantic
  10. Every productivity thought I've ever had, as concisely as possible - Alexey Guzey — I combed through several years of my private notes and through everything I published on productivity before and tried to summarize all of it in this post. If you’re unproductive right now Here’s what you should do if you’ve been procrastinat…
  11. pagemap · mini map for web pages · larsjung.de
  12. Trump, Qanon and an impending judgment day: Behind the Facebook-fueled rise of The Epoch Times — Trump, Qanon and an impending judgment day: Behind the Facebook-fueled rise of The Epoch Times - NBC News https://t.co/3kmRTKC7nu
  13. Moving from jquery to vanilla javascript
  14. Get Waves – Generate SVG waves for your designs
  15. I Tried to Live Like Joe Rogan - The Atlantic — He understands men in America better than most people. The rest of the country should start paying attention. Every morning of my Joe Rogan experience began the same way Joe Rogan begins his: with the mushroom coffee. via Pocket
  16. How to build a plugin system on the web and also sleep well at night — At Figma, we recently tackled one of our biggest engineering challenges yet: supporting plugins. Our plugins API enables third-party developers to run code…
  17. Exclusive: Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg on what’s next for Tumblr - The Verge — It’s been a long and winding road for Tumblr, the blogging site that launched a thousand writing careers. It sold to Yahoo for $1.1 billion dollars in 2013, then withered as Yahoo sold itself to AOL, AOL sold itself to Verizon, and Verizon reali…
  18. GitHub - timqian/chart.xkcd: xkcd styled chart lib — Show HN: Chart.xkcd – Xkcd styled chart library https://t.co/fn8Jd8po7U — Richard Laksana (@RichardLaksana) August 19, 2019
  19. The Popeyes Chicken Sandwich Is Here to Save America | The New Yorker — I wrote about the sandwich, which is very, very good
  20. GitHub - 0wczar/airframe-react: Free Open Source High Quality Dashboard based on Bootstrap 4 & React 16: http://dashboards.webkom.co/react/airframe — Airframe admin theme
  21. Building a distributed time-series database on PostgreSQL
  22. How to Build Good Software — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20734384 https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/csbdhy/how_to_build_good_software/
  23. Silicon Valley’s Crisis of Conscience | The New Yorker
  24. Preindustrial workers worked fewer hours than today's
  25. Uses This: Paul Ford — Who are you, and what do you do? My name is Paul Ford . I'm a co-founder and CEO of Postlight , a close-to-60 person digital product studio in Manhattan. We…
  26. Epstein and John Brockman — Another hub in the network connected to the child predator
  27. The Most Dangerous Writing App
  28. Calculus is Deeply Irrational |
  29. The 1619 Project – NYTStore — For everyone looking to purchase the #1619Project, it is now available online.
  30. Neil Young’s Lonely Quest to Save Music - The New York Times — Neil Young is crankier than a hermit being stung by bees. He hates Spotify. He hates Facebook. He hates Apple. He hates Steve Jobs. He hates what digital technology is doing to music. via Pocket
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  32. GitHub - seemoo-lab/opendrop: An open Apple AirDrop implementation written in Python — via elkraneo’s Activity http://bit.ly/2DpBXmz
  33. Information operations directed at Hong Kong
  34. Some obscure C features- Pancakes and computers
  35. How to clean your Apple Card - Apple Support — See how to protect and maintain the condition of your titanium Apple Card.
  36. Hi, Alexa. How Do I Stop You From Listening In On Me? - The New York Times — Humans help train artificial intelligence, so someone may be listening to what you tell Siri, Google Assistant or Alexa. Here’s what to do if you have a problem with that.
  37. The Art of PostgreSQL
  38. On me, and the Media Lab | … My heart’s in Accra
  39. ‘Matrix 4’: Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss & Lana Wachowski to Return
  40. Welcome to the New Blog
  41. ‘They Get Fired All the Time. And They Have No Idea Why.’ | Institutional Investor
  42. The Case for Climate Rage – Popula
  43. WebKit Tracking Prevention Policy — This document describes the web tracking practices that WebKit believes, as a matter of policy, should be prevented by default by web browsers.
  44. Thoughts on Rust bloat | Raph Levien’s blog
  45. Flawed algorithms are grading millions of student essays | VICE — Fooled by gibberish and highly susceptible to human bias, automated essay-scoring systems are being increasingly adopted, a Motherboard investigation has found. Emily M. Bender, a professor of computational linguistics at the UW, is quoted.
  46. Three Years of Misery Inside Google, the Happiest Company in Tech | WIRED — On a bright Monday in January 2017, at 2:30 in the afternoon, about a thousand Google employees—horrified, alarmed, and a little giddy—began pouring out of the company's offices in Mountain View, California. via Pocket
  47. Transformers from scratch | Peter Bloem
  48. 趣味で作ったソフトウェアが海外企業に買われるまでの話 - knqyf263's blog
  49. A Brief History of Slavery That You Didn't Learn in School - The New York Times — Sometime in 1619, a Portuguese slave ship, the São João Bautista, traveled across the Atlantic Ocean with a hull filled with human cargo: captive Africans from Angola, in southwestern Africa. via Pocket
  50. GitHub - firmai/industry-machine-learning: A curated list of applied machine learning and data science notebooks and libraries accross different industries.
  51. WebAssembly Interface Types: Interoperate with All the Things! - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
  52. What Makes People Charismatic, and How You Can Be, Too - The New York Times
  53. WeWork isn’t a tech company; it’s a soap opera - The Verge — On August 14th, The We Company (the company formerly known as WeWork) filed its mandatory S-1 paperwork to go public, and it’s worth reading in full. I mean, forget the serious stuff for a moment.
  54. xkcd: Review — via xkcd.com https://xkcd.com/
  55. Deep links to opt-out of data sharing by 60+ companies – Simple Opt Out
  56. (500) https://pomax.github.io/bezierinfo/ — Oh and if you guys haven’t already seen this interactive Bezier Curve primer you’re missing out:
  57. The fight against toxic gamer culture has moved to the classroom - The Verge — via The Verge - All Posts https://ift.tt/1jLudMg
  58. Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music
  59. WeWTF | No Mercy / No Malice — WeWTF | No Mercy / No Malice
  60. Maybe Your Zoloft Stopped Working Because A Liver Fluke Tried To Turn Your Nth-Great-Grandmother Into A Zombie | Slate Star Codex — via Starred items from BazQux Reader https://ift.tt/2EmuaYy and IFTTT
  61. The Bottom Feeder: Why All Of Our Games Look Like Crap — We've been writing indie games for a living for 25 years. My wife and I run a humble little mom-and-pop business. We make retro low-budget role-playing games that have great stories and design and are a lot of fun. Also, they look like crap. via Pocket
  62. Sign In with Apple: Goodbye Account Management - MacStories — Sign In with Apple: Goodbye Account Management via Instapaper https://www.macstories.net/stories/sign-in-with-apple-goodbye-account-management/
  63. Highlights from Git 2.23 - The GitHub Blog
  64. Chart.xkcd | xkcd styled chart lib
  65. How to Start with Machine Learning? — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20765553
  66. A pop of color and more: updates to Android’s brand — @holly sorry Holly
  67. Patagonia’s Philosopher-King | The New Yorker — When Yvon Chouinard, the climber and environmentalist and the co-founder of the outdoor-apparel company Patagonia, spends days by himself at a house he owns in Moose, Wyoming, his wife, Malinda, the other co-founder, often sends mass e-mails to their friends, with the number of…
  68. Sunsetting Mercurial support in Bitbucket - Bitbucket — If you ever feel like relying on some cloud provider is a good idea, PyPy has been a poster…
  69. Tech Interview Handbook
  70. The Summer of Elizabeth Warren | GQ — Elizabeth Warren winds down by walking at night
  71. Building a more private web
  72. America needs more unions - Vox
  73. Plastics: What’s Recyclable, What Becomes Trash — And Why
  74. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/20/technology/facebook-news-humans.html) — lol this sounds familiar
  75. Using TypeScript with React | simonknott.de — This post is based on a talk I gave at the React JS & React Native Bonn Meetup.It aims to answer the following questions: What’s TypeScript? How can I ...
  76. Untitled (https://gizmodo.com/why-these-social-networks-failed-so-badly-1836996164) — Conversations around early social networks tend to leave out BlackPlanet/MiGente/Asian Avenue, and I wonder why... 🧐
  77. Quanta Magazine — A Mathematical Model Unlocks the Secrets of Vision (cmts )
  78. A Walk In Hong Kong (Idle Words) — I wrote a blog post about my experience of the Hong Kong protests last weekend.
  79. Every productivity thought I've ever had, as concisely as possible
  80. Using Native JavaScript Modules in Production Today — Philip Walton — Thoughts on web development, open source, software architecture, and the future.
  81. tikazyq/crawlab: Distributed web crawler admin platform for spiders management regardless of languages and frameworks.
  82. The Browser Monopoly - Blair Reeves
  83. Untitled (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/hamedaleaziz/justice-department-immigration-judges-white-nationalist) — This is a very important story from @haleaziz and it made me reread a particularly chilling…
  84. Starbucks, monetary superpower
  85. College Daily, the “Post-Truth” Publication Where Chinese Students in America Get Their News | The New Yorker — RT @puppydad: 「北美留學生日報」的暗黑媒體術。很黑。 College Daily, the “Post-Truth” Publication Where Chinese Students in America Get Their News
  86. An oral history of the AIM away message (by the people who were there) | Inside Design Blog — When AOL announced it was retiring its seminal, 20-year-old chat service two years ago, a thousand ageing #2000teens shook their heads. It was like they were graduating high school all over again. “RIP AIM”, “AIM is ded”, “FML”: the…
  87. Introducing Cloud Run Button: Click-to-deploy your git repos to Google Cloud | Google Cloud Blog
  88. Cryptic, allusive messages from Hong Kong's wealthiest tycoon — Cryptic, allusive messages from Hong Kong's wealthiest tycoon http://bit.ly/2KF0slN
  89. No Son of Mine Is Going to Be a Benthamite Utilitarian. This Is a John Stuart Mill Family, Dammit! - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency — No Son of Mine Is Going to Be a Benthamite Utilitarian. This Is a John Stuart Mill Family, Dammit!
  90. Galaxy Magazine : Free Texts : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive
  91. Google Is Tightening Its Grip on Your Website - OneZero
  92. You should opt out of the Apple Card’s arbitration clause — here’s how - The Verge
  93. Feedbin adds a “Read Later” service. — Cross platform, RSS reader friendly, share sheet. I will so use this.
  94. Less than Half of Google Searches Now Result in a Click | SparkToro — Fewer Than Half of Google Searches Now Result in a Click
  95. Google AI Blog: Turbo, An Improved Rainbow Colormap for Visualization
  96. Bringing Serverless to a Web Page Near you with Hugo & Kubernetes | OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple
  97. How I Wrote Shape Up — good process
  98. A Guide to Sketchnoting on iPad (using GoodNotes) – The Sweet Setup — A Guide to Sketchnoting on iPad (using GoodNotes)
  99. Art Spiegelman: golden age superheroes were shaped by the rise of fascism — I turned the essay in at the end of June, substantially the same as what appears here. A regretful Folio Society editor told me that Marvel Comics (evidently the co-publisher of the book) is trying to now stay “apolitical”, and is not allowing its pu…
  100. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lECIsRif10) — This is solid life advice.

The Next Web

  1. Leak: The OnePlus 7T Pro could pack a massive camera module
  2. Dear Netflix: Please ditch the algorithm and focus on human-curated ‘Collections’
  3. Google plays politics with China as it quietly bans state-sponsored YouTube accounts
  4. GOG Galaxy 2.0 beats all the other PC platforms by joining them (literally)
  5. Why reCAPTCHA is actually an act of human torture
  6. Why Minecraft and Mixer are the perfect streaming combo
  7. Hacker who sold Uber’s and Sainsbury’s customer data forced to give up $1M in cryptocurrency
  8. AWS issues are causing erratic cryptocurrency market data in Asia
  9. Indian court rejects the idea of linking social media accounts with IDs
  10. Hackers behind Texas ransomware attacks want $2.5 million

Smashing Magazine

  1. Faster Image Loading With Embedded Image Previews
  2. Testing Made Easier Via Framework Minimalism And Software Architecture
  3. Bringing A Better Design Process To Your Organization
  4. How To Build A Real-Time Multiplayer Virtual Reality Game (Part 1)
  5. Pitching Your Writing To Publications
  6. Monthly Web Development Update 8/2019: Strong Teams And Ethical Data Sensemaking
  7. The (Upcoming) WordPress Renaissance
  8. Smashing TV Interviews: The Mozilla View Source Line-Up
  9. Movie Poster Designs To Inspire Your PWA Hero Images
  10. Creating Authentic Human Connections Within A Remote Team
  11. Handling Unused CSS In Sass To Improve Performance
  12. Now Live: Your SmashingConf Toronto Playlist
  13. Inspired Design Decisions: Ernest Journal
  14. Building Mobile Apps With Ionic And React
  15. Writing Modes And CSS Layout

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Home Security System
  2. 6 Smart Ways to Travel Like a Local and Spend (a Lot) Less
  3. The Best Dog Beds
  4. The Best Car Wash, Wax, and Detailing Supplies
  5. How to Wash and Detail a Car the Right Way
  6. Deals We Love From REI’s Labor Day Sale 2019
  7. The Best 0% APR Credit Cards of 2019
  8. The Top 10 Tools to Help You Ride Out the Next Hurricane
  9. The Best Mobile Scanning Apps
  10. U.S. Bank Cash+ Review: An Honest Assessment
  11. Our Favorite Kitchen Aprons
  12. How to See the Best of San Francisco on $100
  13. Yes, I Work at Wirecutter. No, We Don’t Get a Bunch of Free Stuff.
  14. The Ceiling Fan I Always Get
  15. The Apple Card Is Here. Is It Worth Getting?
  16. The Best Travel Deals for Wirecutter Deal Day
  17. The Best Pet Subscription Boxes
  18. Our Favorite Mechanical Keyboards
  19. The Best Home Deals for Wirecutter Deal Day 2019
  20. The Best 15 Deals Under $25 for Wirecutter Deal Day
  21. The Best Light Therapy Lamp
  22. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  23. Everything You Need for a Day at the Pool
  24. The Best Smart Outdoor Lighting for Backyards, Pathways, and More
  25. Why We Buy Workout Gear, Abandon It, and Keep Coming Back for More
  26. The Best LCD/LED TV
  27. Citi Simplicity Review: Offers a Lot of Time for Paying Down Balance Transfers
  28. The Best Dog DNA Test
  29. The Best USB Car Charger
  30. Get Ready for Wirecutter Deal Day!

Sweethome

  1. The Best Light Therapy Lamp
  2. The Best Home Security System
  3. The Top 10 Tools to Help You Ride Out the Next Hurricane
  4. The Ceiling Fan I Always Get
  5. The Best Smart Outdoor Lighting for Backyards, Pathways, and More
  6. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  7. The Best Stud Finder for Home Use
  8. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  9. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  10. The Best Smart Home Sensors for Alexa
  11. The Best Memory Foam Pillows
  12. The Best Pressure Washer
  13. The Best Hangers
  14. The Best Showerhead
  15. The Best Charcoal Grill
  16. The Best Rain Jackets and Raincoats
  17. The Best Electric Razor
  18. The Best Alarm Clocks
  19. The Best Patio Umbrella and Stand
  20. How to Beat the Summer Heat at Home
  21. The Best Clothing Steamers
  22. The Best Bike Pump
  23. The Best Blackout Shades
  24. The Best Twin XL Sheets for Your Dorm Room
  25. The Best Smart Display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
  26. The Best Cordless Stick Vacuum
  27. The Best Smart Home Sensors for SmartThings
  28. 7 Times a Portable Air Conditioner Actually Makes Sense Over a Window AC
  29. The Best Charcoal for Grilling
  30. The Best Online Framing Services

Hacker News

  1. Deconstructing Google’s excuses on tracking protection
  2. Datadog S-1
  3. Finland urges EU to consider banning Brazilian beef over Amazon fires
  4. How to return to the flow faster
  5. Now Bigger Than eBay, Shopify Sets Its Sights on Amazon
  6. Hasbro to Buy Peppa Pig Owner for $4bn
  7. CyberChef – Cyber Swiss Army Knife
  8. Mobile NixOS: The Present and the Future
  9. Show HN: 2.5B people can’t afford internet – need your opinion on our solution
  10. C preprocessor tricks, tips, and idioms (2015)
  11. Google Doesn’t Want Staff Debating Politics at Work Anymore
  12. The difference between isolation levels and consistency levels
  13. Japanese architects who treated buildings like living organisms
  14. Amazon has proven unable or unwilling to effectively police third-party sellers
  15. In effect, Seattle is decriminalizing the use of hard drugs
  16. What the Heck Is Crab Rangoon Anyway?
  17. Show HN: Best Keyboard for Programming
  18. A Guide to Magnetorquers for Satellites
  19. Empty trains on the modern Silk Road: when Belt and Road interests don’t align
  20. The Trouble with Fusion (1983) [pdf]
  21. Unvarnished Truths
  22. Cooling a house without air conditioning
  23. Phone Companies Ink Deal With All 50 States And D.C. To Combat Robocalls
  24. The New Treasures of Pompeii
  25. Complex quantum teleportation achieved for the first time
  26. Why Are So Many Developers Hating on Object-Oriented Programming?
  27. Consume Less, Create More
  28. Functional Programming in Bash
  29. Show HN: CLI tool for saving web pages as a single file
  30. Meeting online has become the most popular way U.S. couples connect: study

Ars Technica

  1. Deadly superbug outbreak in humans linked to antibiotic spike in cows
  2. Hundreds of “banned” goods still for sale on Amazon, report finds
  3. Vaping-linked lung disease cases jump from 94 to 153 in 5 days, CDC says [Updated]
  4. US phone carriers make empty, unenforceable promises to fight robocalls
  5. Dealmaster: iPhone cases, PS4 controllers, and more in today’s top tech deals
  6. Telling Lies takes an intimate, expansive view of interactive storytelling
  7. Alleged “snake oil” crypto company sues over boos at Black Hat [Updated]
  8. Tesla working to resolve dispute with Walmart over solar panel fires
  9. Sun’s solar wind recreated in lab with aid of Big Red Ball
  10. Actually, NASA is looking at all options for the Moon—including prizes
  11. Guidemaster: Finding the best gaming monitors you can buy in 2019
  12. Guidemaster: The best keyboards, mice, and more for your gaming PC
  13. YouTube disables 210 accounts spreading misinformation about Hong Kong
  14. Rocket Report: Single-core Delta IV is no more, fully automated Soyuz
  15. Porsche finally shows the interior of its new electric car
  16. Valve says turning away researcher reporting Steam vulnerability was a mistake
  17. Tiny robot finds an asteroid that’s freakishly free of dust
  18. The last single-stick Delta rocket launched Thursday, and it put on a show
  19. Anti-vaxxer livestreamed alleged assault on pro-vaccine lawmaker
  20. Report: Apple will unveil overhauled MacBook Pro, “Pro” iPhones this fall

Digg

  1. This Week's Best Memes, Ranked
  2. The Inside Story Of The Fall Of Overstock's Mad King, Patrick Byrne
  3. Let's Meet Again In Five Years
  4. Take Your Data Everywhere With This Portable SSD
  5. Magician Turns A Poker Chip And Piece Of Glass Into A Die And We Are Completely Baffled
  6. Inside The Weird World Of Restaurant Critics
  7. How The One Percent Became Horror's Favorite Villains
  8. The Secret Nazi Past Of Fashion Icon Coco Chanel
  9. Man Creates A Truly Unique Musical Organ From Glass Bottles And Latex Balls
  10. They Bought Trendy 'Teacup Pigs.' Now They've Got Enormous Hogs
  11. Maniac Hangs Off A Cliff Face One-Handed Without A Harness
  12. Seattle Has Figured Out How To End The War On Drugs
  13. Jeffrey Epstein, My Very, Very Sick Pal
  14. Save Over 50% On This Handheld 6-Level Massaging Gun
  15. Man Treks Out To Remote Russia To Hear The Elusive Moksha Language
  16. The Alt-Right Manifesto That Has Trumpworld Talking
  17. Who The Hell Are The Chrisleys?
  18. Wind Gust Throws Restaurant Worker From The Ground Onto A Roof
  19. Imagining The Terrible Job Of Being Scarlett Johansson's Agent
  20. Searching For Adolfo
  21. The American Aristotle
  22. This Is Why It's Not A Good Idea To Go Down A Steel Slide In The Rain
  23. The Sega Genesis Mini Packs 40 Classic Games Into A Tiny Console
  24. Hand-Sculpted Archaeological Reconstructions Of Ancient Faces
  25. Far-Right Troll Jacob Wohl Scammed A Trump Fan Out Of $25,000
  26. This Magpie Is In Total Bliss When Receiving A Belly Scratch
  27. The Great Seattle Pot Heist
  28. Could We Edit Away Our Pain?
  29. Taekwondo Instructor Tries To Show Little Girl How To Break A Board, And The Girl Takes Her Way Too Literally
  30. Ranking Frozen Dinners By How (Un)Healthy They Are
  31. The Untold Story Of The Creepy Charles Manson Song In 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'
  32. Europe To See Third Major Heat Wave This Summer, As Temperatures Soar From France To Scandinavia
  33. This Guy's Body Appears To Be Made Of Adamantium And It's Blowing Our Minds
  34. Has Netflix Peaked?
  35. The Largest Electric Truck In The World Produces More Power Than It Uses
  36. The Time On Screen For Every Marvel Character In 'Avengers: Endgame', Visualized
  37. I Visited 47 Sites. Hundreds Of Trackers Followed Me
  38. The Best One-Star Reviews Of The Seven Wonders Of The World
  39. David Koch, Billionaire Conservative Activist And Philanthropist, Dies At 79
  40. A Woman Pretended To Have Cancer To Have A £15,000 Wedding, And More Of The Week's Best Scam Stories
  41. A Family's Peculiar Experience Living In Walt Disney World For Two Years
  42. A 127-Year-Old Physics Riddle Is Solved
  43. How A Ukrainian Tycoon Became Cleveland's Commercial Real Estate Kingpin
  44. A Dead Cat, A Lawyer's Call And A Five-Figure Donation: How Media Fell Short On Epstein
  45. YouTuber Finds The Cheapest Flight In Europe And Rolls The Dice On Where It Will Take Him
  46. The Great University Con: How The British Degree Lost Its Value
  47. Indigenous Pataxó Woman Breaks Down In Tears As Amazon Rainforest Burns Behind Her
  48. Photos Of The Major Wildfires That Have Ignited Across Europe, Asia And Latin America
  49. Meet The Man Who Started The Illuminati
  50. This Instant Coffee Is Actually Delicious
  51. Doctor Attempts To Decipher The Seemingly Illegible Handwriting Of Other Doctors
  52. Camera Captures A Rocket Launch From A Mere 200 Feet Away
  53. It's Time To Take The Great American Fair Foods Seriously
  54. Dog Can Only Enter And Exit Rooms By Walking Backwards
  55. Want To Help Curate Digg? We're Hiring
  56. How Can I Quit Fooling Around With My Half-Sibling, And Other Advice Column Questions
  57. Soak In These Photographs Of Japanese Hot Spring Baths
  58. 'I've Seen The Worst In Humanity': The Hard Reality Of Being A Brand Social Media Manager
  59. Turn Your iPhone Into The Fine-Art Photography Equipment You Always Knew It Could Be
  60. Travel Tries To Destroy Your Skin But This Stuff Fights Back
  61. Become An Axe Murderer Who Hunts Their Blinded Friends In This Horror Board Game

New Scientist

  1. Wild polio has been eradicated in Nigeria but infections will continue
  2. Record Amazon rainforest fires spark row between Brazil and France
  3. Asteroid Ryugu has no dust on it and we don’t know why
  4. Bacteria fly into the Atacama Desert every afternoon on the wind
  5. Gene editing turns cells into minicomputers that can record data
  6. Gravitational waves could settle mystery of the universe's expansion
  7. We could use bees' honey to track environmental lead pollution
  8. China’s two-child policy linked to 5 million extra babies in 18 months
  9. Sitting for nine and a half hours a day linked to early death
  10. YouTube has become such a garbage fire it is time to dump it for good
  11. LIGO may have seen its first black hole and neutron star collision
  12. Quantum teleportation used to send 3D information for the first time
  13. Cookies and slime in orbit: What's the point of PR stunts in space?
  14. Giving koalas faecal transplants could help them adapt to a new diet
  15. Volcano behind huge eruption that kick-started mini ice age identified
  16. Survey says scientists mistrust a large amount of published research
  17. High blood pressure in your 40s linked to smaller brain size at 70
  18. Is air pollution causing mental health conditions like depression?
  19. An inside look at the NHS's plans to revolutionise healthcare with AI
  20. A classic quantum theorem may prove there are many parallel universes
  21. We could find alien life on exoplanets by looking for its glow
  22. Cities are using walls of moss to tackle air pollution from traffic
  23. Extinction Rebellion founder calls for mass psychedelic disobedience
  24. Climate change will drive longer extreme heatwaves in summer
  25. We have spotted 8 more mysterious repeating radio bursts from space
  26. The UK has lost its World Health Organization ‘measles-free’ status
  27. Our obsession with perfection is damaging individuals and society
  28. Having kids makes you happier, but only when they move out
  29. White nationalists are perverting environmentalism to smear migrants
  30. Genetic studies hint alcohol isn’t linked to breast cancer after all
  31. 15 studies retracted due to fears they used Chinese prisoners' organs
  32. Tiny magnets could help rid the ocean of harmful microplastics
  33. Wildlife summit to consider global ban on saiga antelope trade
  34. Super-deep diamonds contain traces of a pristine chunk of early Earth
  35. Robotic shorts could help you run and walk more efficiently
  36. Sticky nets of DNA from immune cells may be to blame for gallstones
  37. Europe’s extinct cave bears went into decline just as humans arrived
  38. Biologists have a problem with homosexuality – they should get over it
  39. Lyme disease in England and Wales is most common in older, white women
  40. Ketogenic diet may stop migraines by changing the brain’s fuel
  41. Plant growth has declined drastically around the world due to dry air
  42. Microplastics in the Arctic and the Alps may have blown in on the wind
  43. Neanderthals spent a surprising amount of time underwater
  44. A massive collision may have made Jupiter's core so weird
  45. Radioactive dust in Antarctic ice could help map interstellar clouds
  46. A variety of CBD health products are in the shops - do they work?
  47. Fracking boom could explain the puzzling rise in global methane levels
  48. The US Army is developing AI missiles that find their own targets
  49. Military-grade jet fuel made cheaply from plant waste instead of coal
  50. Lack of sleep is more of a problem for teen girls than social media
  51. Sperm sorting method could prevent girls being born, scientists warn
  52. We could put enough wind turbines on European land to power the world
  53. Ebola breakthrough: two drugs could treat up to 90 per cent of cases
  54. Chlamydia vaccine shown to be safe in first ever human trial
  55. No sign radiation from a missile explosion has spread beyond Russia
  56. Google's hate speech-detecting AI appears to be racially biased
  57. A company has used trees to find gold deep underground in Australia
  58. Hackers could use Wi-Fi to install ransomware on DSLR cameras
  59. Ibuprofen and other common drugs may help antibiotic resistance spread
  60. Deep-sea microbe could answer one of evolution's biggest mysteries
  61. Milky Way's black hole has got 75 times brighter and we don't know why
  62. World’s largest frog builds its own ponds using heavy rocks
  63. Mysterious signals from space could teach us how dark energy works
  64. Sharks use a special kind of protein to glow green in deep water
  65. AI learns to predict the outcomes of human rights court cases
  66. The NHS is setting up a lab for medical artificial intelligence
  67. UN warns most plans for limiting climate change would wreck the planet
  68. Earth's magnetic poles probably won't flip within our lifetime
  69. Personalised breast cancer test could tell when to stop treatment
  70. We just found dozens of missing galaxies from the early universe
  71. Plate tectonics began nearly 2 billion years before we thought
  72. How the coolest, smallest stars could help us discover new exoplanets
  73. Why the news on dementia deaths is not as bad as it sounds
  74. Enormous ‘cannonballs’ of plasma spotted hurtling around the sun
  75. Your guide to the carbon sucking tech we need to save the planet
  76. Snowglow can cause the night sky to be twice as bright as a full moon
  77. Staring down seagulls can stop them stealing your chips
  78. World’s largest parrot was a metre tall and lived 19 million years ago
  79. We could use Earth's atmosphere as a giant lens for a space telescope
  80. Physicists who came up with supergravity win $3m Breakthrough Prize
  81. Artificial tongue could taste whisky to make sure it isn't counterfeit
  82. Most people would rather lose their job to a robot than another human
  83. Space agency chief fired after revealing recent Amazon deforestation
  84. Two planets orbiting a nearby star could have oceans and maybe life
  85. Water wars: How to avoid conflict over our most precious resource
  86. James Lovelock at 100: Ecclectic conference considers Gaia's future
  87. Bees' very hairy tongues help them mop up different types of nectar
  88. A super-thin slice of wood can be used to turn saltwater drinkable
  89. The world's ageing dams are not built for ever more extreme weather
  90. Hottest day records set across Europe this year will soon be broken
  91. We spotted a star moving so fast it will enter intergalactic space
  92. Best ever map of Milky Way shows our galaxy is warped in an S-shape
  93. Cell injections could train the body to accept a transplanted organ
  94. Folic acid seems to be essential for fathers-to-be as well as mothers
  95. New type of pipe for pumping blood is just liquid with no pipe
  96. Yellow glasses don’t help night drivers spot dangers any faster
  97. UK navy will use AI-guided robot submarines to find explosive mines
  98. Turtle embryos may control their sex by moving inside their eggs
  99. London’s public spaces are rife with multidrug-resistant bacteria
  100. Wasps are shrinking in size and it may be because of climate change

Slashdot

  1. Employees Connect Nuclear Plant To the Internet So They Can Mine Cryptocurrency
  2. Why Are There So Many Weird Tech Patents?
  3. Slashdot Asks: What's Your Favorite Underappreciated Movie?
  4. Uber's $1-Per-Ride 'Safe Rides Fee' Had Nothing To Do With Safety
  5. Top US Publishers Sue Amazon's Audible For Copyright Infringement
  6. Trump Orders US Businesses To Find Alternative To China
  7. Americans Are Waiting Three Years To Replace Their Phones, Study Finds
  8. Graphics That Seem Clear Can Easily Be Misread
  9. Facebook Said It Would Give Detailed Data To Academics. They're Still Waiting.
  10. Google Doesn't Want Staff Debating Politics at Work Anymore
  11. Amazon Has Ceded Control of Its Site. The Result: Thousands of Banned, Unsafe or Mislabeled Products
  12. Members of Facebook's 'Crypto Mafia' Reportedly Getting Cold Feet About Libra Currency
  13. Oracle Directors Give Blessing To Shareholder Lawsuit Against Larry Ellison, Safra Catz
  14. Amazon Will No Longer Use Tips To Pay Delivery Drivers' Base Salaries
  15. Vaping Is Suspected In Severe Lung Illnesses

BoingBoing

  1. What will happen when Bitcoin mining rewards go away
  2. Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, in jail for life, draws a photo of his prison cell
  3. Nepal is banning single-use plastic on and around Mt. Everest
  4. The events that could kill us all (and how we might prevent them)
  5. Fun mashup: Kool & The Gang vs Quiet Riot
  6. Westinghouse's 1959 house of the future
  7. Seagull helps man avoid weed bust
  8. Dataviz of burger-satisfaction rankings
  9. The "One HTML Page Challenge", a great example of view-source culture
  10. Rochester, Buffalo: My band The Delorean Sisters plays your cities this weekend
  11. How to lose one's mind
  12. The end of the Delta rocket nears
  13. Viral black and white Roku'd TV now available as glow-in-the-dark enamel pin
  14. Life in prison plus 150 years for monster who secretly filmed kids in their bedrooms
  15. News plagiarism sites run real stories through thesaurus to avoid detection, to hilarious effect
  16. This Linux computer plus router is the size of a ring box
  17. Fairyland donkeys react to classical music
  18. Custom-made bartop OutRun cabinet
  19. DIY submarine? DIY submarines!
  20. Bees added to Minecraft, finally
  21. USB half-golfball with one USB port
  22. MIT says Jeffrey Epstein gave $800,000, issues statement on MIT Media Lab, Joi Ito, Seth Lloyd
  23. Jeffrey Epstein's efforts to silence press included a bullet on a reporter's doorstep, cat's severed head
  24. US to require air travelers to show 'gold star' at airports in order to fly
  25. Supermarket workers found $550,000 worth of cocaine in with the bananas
  26. Scratch-and-sniff wallpaper that smells like weed
  27. Jeffrey Epstein's social media accounts are as gross as you'd expect.
  28. Trump Justice Department officials emailed immigration judges this racist, anti-Jewish blog post
  29. Watch the wonderful Adventure Time "pilot" short from 2007
  30. It's possible to be paralyzed by choice

Core77

  1. Fabian Oefner's Next-Level Cutaway Sculptures
  2. What is it Like to Design and Build Something for Burning Man?
  3. The Weekly Design Roast, #13
  4. Currently Crowdfunding: A Screen Protector That Makes Your Tablet Feel Like Paper, a Washing Machine Alternative, and More
  5. Design Job: Join the team at Volvo Trucks North America as the Chief Designer, User Experience
  6. Vollebak's New Plant and Algae T-Shirt Can Decompose in Three Months
  7. This Rendering Competition is a Great Way to Chill
  8. As an Undergrad, James Plimmer Designed an Easier-to-Use Inhaler
  9. Design Job: Find your way to a new job as an Industrial Designer at Garmin in Kansas City, MO
  10. Reader Submitted: CASE Command E6
  11. How the Customer Interview Illuminates Innovation
  12. Adidas' Director of Sustainability Alexis Olans Haass discusses materials, experiments and sustainability
  13. Design Job: Get your bass in gear as an Industrial Designer for White River Marine Group in Springfield, MO
  14. Dust London is Transforming Tea Waste Into Covetable Homewares
  15. Reader Submitted: The Pacific all-day shoes using materials destined for landfill

CNET

  1. The Mandalorian: Cast, trailer, plot, release date and more Star Wars details - CNET
  2. BMW M8 Gran Coupe set for Los Angeles debut - Roadshow
  3. Tom Holland and Robert Downey Jr. reunite amid Spider-Man split reports - CNET
  4. Survey details top reasons consumers avoid electric cars - Roadshow
  5. Electric carmaker Nio to lay off 1,200 employees - Roadshow
  6. The best DIY home security systems of 2019 - CNET
  7. The best meat delivery deals for Labor Day weekend 2019 - CNET
  8. I ate Oscar Mayer's hot dog ice cream sandwich and lived - CNET
  9. Google Photos will now search for text in your pictures -- here's how - CNET
  10. Jon Favreau 'cautiously hopeful' Spider-Man will stay in Marvel Universe - CNET
  11. Google Pixel 4 rumors: 'Face ID', gesture controls, leaks, design, specs, price and more - CNET
  12. Comcast, Charter will reportedly use Verizon for 5G service - CNET
  13. Opel Corsa-e becomes world's first electric rally car - Roadshow
  14. NASA considering all-female crew for Artemis moon mission - CNET
  15. The best back-to-school gadgets under $30 - CNET
  16. Here are the electric and self-driving Toyotas for the 2020 Olympics - Roadshow
  17. This awesome AirPods alternative is on sale for $59 - CNET
  18. Apple shares drop after Trump says US 'doesn't need China' - CNET
  19. The Amazon rainforest is still on fire: What's happening and how you can help - CNET
  20. Facebook was concerned about 'sketchy' Cambridge Analytica four years ago - CNET
  21. How to clean your Roomba's bin, filter and brushes - CNET
  22. Best laptops, desktops and tablets for designers and creatives in 2019 - CNET
  23. Lynk & Co's 03 Cyan concept sets two 'Ring records at once - Roadshow
  24. Honda's new airbags act like a baseball glove for your face - Roadshow
  25. Tesla secures a battery partner for Gigafactory Shanghai, report says - Roadshow

Reddit

  1. What should people stop buying?
  2. Get out of the way!!!
  3. Billionaire David Koch dies at age 79
  4. Best save ever on American Ninja Warrior?
  5. AITA for expecting a guy who invites me to his house for a movie date at dinner time to offer drinks or food?
  6. After Life of Incalculable Harm, Billionaire Climate Denialist and Right-Wing Villain David Koch Dead at 79
  7. TIL The Taliban used dynamite to destroy two 4th century statues of Buddha. They saw it as idolatry. The destruction revealed a previously unknown network of caves with wall paintings from the 5th to 9th centuries and another giant statue of Buddha.
  8. In some good news, Robert Downey Jr. was honored just this morning for his work as Tony Stark at the 2019 Disney Legends Ceremony at D23
  9. I'm developing a multiplayer game where you hunt Ghosts! 👻
  10. About one-fifth of the Amazon has been cut and burned in Brazil. Scientists warn that losing another fifth will trigger the feedback loop known as dieback, in which the forest begins to dry out and burn in a cascading system collapse, beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret.
  11. Today, over a hundred thousand Hong Kongers held hands and made a human chain around Hong Kong. The human chain even goes up the Lion Rock, a mountain in Hong Kong which represents the unyielding fighting spirit deep inside the citizens.
  12. In Monty Python and The Holy Grail the chain mail was actually knitted yarn. I have seen this movie about 30 times and just noticed this detail yesterday. Not sure if it was super obvious to everyone else....
  13. Disney's 'Lady and the Tramp' Official Poster.
  14. Macron says France will block EU trade deal with Brazil over Amazon forest fires
  15. Mural of the Statue of Liberty being arrested by ICE in downtown Las Vegas.
  16. [OC] My Tinder experience as a 24F living in Scandinavia
  17. Florida Board of Education Chair: “I won’t support any evolution being taught as fact at all in any of our schools.”
  18. Blessed_Kiss
  19. HasanAbi banned
  20. New Hero: Snapfire
  21. There is probably a high volume and variety of drugs in trash cans near airport check-in from people who chicken out at the last minute
  22. First Poster for ‘The Mandalorian’
  23. David Koch, billionaire and conservative activist, dies at 79
  24. "True Biblical Christians" are at it again.
  25. France says 'crazy' that Apple and others get 'permanent tax haven status' - “The global tech players do not contribute financially to the funding of the common good, it is not sustainable,” said Macron
  26. These two just refuse to age 1998 - 2017
  27. YSK that the primary driver of deforestation in the Amazon is due to cattle ranching, accounting for 80% of current deforestation rates.
  28. My friend here is a software engineer; the only girl in the team. For some reason, she's eager to get rOaStEd!
  29. Parents making their 12 and 15 year old children pay for their “share” of a holiday
  30. Rogue vs Splyce / LEC 2019 Summer Playoffs - Round 1 / Post-Match Discussion
  31. A calendar at work
  32. "Despite regular lobbying, only four of the 20 Premier League clubs have committed to paying the real Living Wage to all third-party staff. In an age of excess and greed, that is a sporting disgrace." - Daniel Storey
  33. If you love something, set it free..
  34. Every pc owner's fear
  35. Why is a site like reddit, which is so conscious of the environment and is science-literate, so averse to vegetarianism and veganism?
  36. Obama’s presidency in a nutshell
  37. IIHF suspends Evgeny Kuznetsov for four years
  38. We the Europeans should push the EU and our respective governments to put heavy sanctions on Brazil until they stop intentionally burning the Amazon jungle.
  39. Imagine not being able to get that back
  40. Rate my professor is really something
  41. Becoming a mother changed my views on abortion
  42. Rosa rosa rosaaa 🤣🤣
  43. Ziwe needs some fact check.
  44. Reverse Choosing Beggar: Offers Free Readings & Then Goes Off When Asked
  45. This is what an oasis in Libya looks like
  46. Does this template have potential?
  47. What if you suddenly feel a touch on the shoulder following with the words: "are you sleeping during my class?". You open your eyes and you are at your 7th grade math class, all of the life leading up to this point was just a dream and you are a 7th grader. What are your thoughts?
  48. In the film Rat Race (2001), the first cow Seth Green hits whilst hanging from a hot air balloon, has a map of the world as its spots
  49. My hero
  50. Uranus is hiding 13 invisible rings. These images captured their warm glow for the first time.
  51. Germany: a simple no would've sufficed
  52. Had a baby three weeks ago and bought these. "Pump anywhere," they said. "It's whisper quiet, nobody will know you're pumping at all," they said....
  53. Long live A$AP
  54. We need more gif memes
  55. absolutelynotme_irl
  56. No ac
  57. Feel good Friday!
  58. All right enough bullshit, here’s how you can actually save the rainforest.
  59. WhY Do yOu tHiNk I aM HeRe
  60. She thought he was a statue so she grabbed him in the family jewels
  61. big power move
  62. It's raining in the Amazon forest, which is slowing down the fire in some areas
  63. [Art] [OC] Henry Oak, a nature loving hippie druid dad, equipped with a fanny pack of holding
  64. What an absolutely amazing person.
  65. Radian explanation
  66. LeBron proudly shows off photo of Stone Cold on his flip phone
  67. Possibly the best save ever on American Ninja Warrior
  68. Always be prepared
  69. 1% of US smartphone buyers think headphone jack is top-three feature
  70. Why would you do that
  71. a photo of felix and i from four years ago- he won’t remember me but it’s crazy to see how much he and his channel have changed!
  72. Should I call the cops on my parents?
  73. Higgggggggggggh Five
  74. me_irl
  75. Morning Report: Man struck by Conor McGregor calls former champion ‘a bit of a bully’
  76. HMFT after a bad landing
  77. Irish priest arrested for sending parish money to men on Grindr
  78. Lost
  79. I am your worst enemy. I am a food technologist that helps compose food with addictive properties.
  80. While you were partying, I studied the blade...
  81. I was wondering why it smelt a little funny.
  82. LPT: Lower your risk of accidents by leaving your "To:" field empty when composing something of importance, only fill it in when completely proofed and ready
  83. Two tiny twins discovering each other. Like looking in a mirror!
  84. Higgggggggggggh Five
  85. Parisian woman with her cat in her cannabis garden, [1910] France.
  86. Trump announces he will respond to China's trariffs THIS afternoon
  87. Come up with a brand new word that means the same thing as "vagina".
  88. In case you were wondering how designs are made in 3D
  89. Like humans, crows are more optimistic after making tools to solve a problem
  90. Handcuffed Man Beaten, Locked in Closet for 4 Days & Starved Awarded $50 Million
  91. Top Minds in r/SubForWhitePeopleOnly are extremely upset that the white paradise of Fargo North Dakota has gone from 90% white to 70%. Their solution (besides modding subs like Frenworld)? Buy guns!
  92. New iPhone
  93. Cursed_Field_Trip
  94. Sucks to be you, Tom
  95. Brioche Couch
  96. US Conservative Billionaire David Koch dies aged 79
  97. China to retaliate with new tariffs on another $75 billion worth of US goods, including autos
  98. Well then
  99. Schmidt's helicopter tail can't even save this dive
  100. Sarah Sanders 4 years ago directed at Hillary Clinton. This has not aged well

The Verge

  1. Toyota going all-out with electric vehicles for the 2020 Olympics
  2. Apple contractors were allegedly listening to 1,000 Siri recordings a day — each
  3. Epoch Times banned from advertising after sneaking pro-Trump propaganda onto Facebook
  4. YouTube says it will now remove ‘violent’ and ‘mature’ videos pretending to be kid-friendly
  5. Netflix tests Collections that are curated by humans instead of algorithms
  6. Amazon is reportedly listing thousands of unsafe or banned products
  7. Major book publishers sue Amazon’s Audible over new speech-to-text feature
  8. The best wireless earbuds to buy in 2019
  9. FAA asks public not to attach guns, bombs, or flamethrowers to drones
  10. How to keep spam from invading your Google Calendar

Wired

  1. Why the Amazon’s On Fire, a Robocall Fight, and More News
  2. Amazon Fires and the Horrifying Science of Deforestation
  3. Pepe the Frog Means Something Different in Hong Kong—Right?
  4. Twitter Trust and Safety Advisers Say They’re Being Ignored
  5. Sony Buys Studio Behind Its Awesome *Spider-Man* Game
  6. The Consumer Bureau's Reckless Plan for Debt Collection
  7. Best Travel Gear for Babies and Kids (Flights, Car Rides)
  8. Gadget Lab Podcast: You’ve Got Microplastics
  9. This Week's Cartoons: Terrible Passwords, Regulating Tech, and Failing Fast 
  10. What Is Cyberwar? The Complete WIRED Guide
  11. You Are Already Having Sex With Robots
  12. Why the NFL's Field Goal Record Is Waiting to Be Smashed
  13. The Fight Against Robocalls Gets Powerful New Allies
  14. A Tugboat in Space, Microplastics In Your Water, and More News
  15. Humans, More Than Drought, Are Fueling the Amazon's Flames
  16. Depth of Field: The Movie Poster Brexit Deserves
  17. Spider-Man Swings Back to Sony—Unraveling the Universe
  18. Queering Comics and Cosplay at Flame Con
  19. Hey Teachers, Get to Know Your Students' Preconceptions
  20. Why People Keep Falling for Viral Hoaxes

LifeHacker

  1. Anker's Tiny New $20 Power Strip Gives You Extra Outlets Anywhere
  2. What Caused the Amazon Rainforest Fires?
  3. When a Company Asks You to Reset Your Password, Should You Be Worried?
  4. How Do I Automatically Expand Gmail Conversations?
  5. College Students Can Now Get Sirius XM for $4 a Month
  6. You Can Write Your Grocery List On the Front of This $99 Mini Fridge
  7. You Can Now Defer Your Student Loans While Undergoing Cancer Treatment
  8. Save Your Job Description for Future Salary Negotiations
  9. How to Try Out Apple's New iCloud Website (and Reminders)
  10. Anker's MacBook Pro Charger Is 35% Smaller Than Apple's, And a Lot Cheaper
  11. Don't Wear Contact Lenses While Showering or Swimming
  12. New Users Can Get Free Spotify Premium for 3 Months
  13. Think Pink with a Campari-Spiked Shandy
  14. What Are Your Favorite Apps for Taking Notes?
  15. These Are Our Readers' Three Favorite Hotel-Branded Credit Cards
  16. Find Your Favorite Show's Easter Eggs on the TVDetails Subreddit
  17. Here's How Mobile Tire Installation Works And Why You Might Want To Try It
  18. How to Identify Scam Listings on Airbnb
  19. Friday's Best Deals: REI Labor Day Sale, Ninja Coffee Bar, CBD Gummies, and More
  20. Take This Quiz to Learn How to Tip When You Travel
  21. How to Claw Your Way Out of a Financial Pit of Despair
  22. David Allen's Favorite Productivity Books for Fans of 'Getting Things Done'
  23. If Your Google Calendar Events Just Disappeared on Your Mac, Try These Temporary Fixes
  24. It's Okay to Overpack Your Gadgets With This $9 Organizer
  25. Watch This Heartrending Short Film About How to Pack a Suitcase

The Onion

  1. Aides Struggle To Stop Dozens Of Kerosene-Soaked Republicans From Lighting Selves Ablaze Atop David Koch’s Body
  2. Every Ingredient In Recipe Substituted To Avoid Trip To Store
  3. Bernie Sanders Launches $16 Trillion Climate Plan
  4. David Koch Pumps Billions Of Dollars Into Campaign To Secure Antonin Scalia A Seat In The Holy Trinity
  5. Impact Of The Massive Fires In The Amazon Rainforest
  6. Disneyland Employee Hastily Ad-Libs Story About How Much Goofy Loves Napping On The Pavement
  7. Kid Only Pitcher Because He’s Son Of Coach, Gets Daily One-On-One Training, Goes To Pitching Camp Every Summer
  8. Idiot Walking Around With Fly Open
  9. Christmas-Obsessed Woman Worships Christ Year-Round
  10. We Imprison Hideo Kojima In An Interview Room Until He Breaks Down And Admits He’s Just Making Shit Up As He Goes Along
  11. Derek Carr Distraught After Reading ‘Hard Knocks’ Script Where He Stabs Antonio Brown In Season Finale
  12. Pros And Cons Of Tax Exemptions For Religious Institutions
  13. Man Who’s About To Cry Bursts Out Of Crowded Room Like He’s Transforming Into A Werewolf
  14. Poll: Half Of Trump Voters Would Blame Him For Recession
  15. Brazilian Government Equips Firefighters With Flamethrowers To Combat Massive Amazon Rainforest
  16. Derek Jeter Just Going To Go Ahead And Count Stray Cats In Marlins Attendance Figure
  17. Crowd Roars In Approval As Makeup-Smeared Trump Begs Rally To Tell Him He’s Beautiful
  18. ‘Don’t Worry, I’ll Always Be Here To Fight Climate Change,’ Says Jay Inslee Before Ethereally Turning Into Majestic Oak
  19. New Trump Policy Would Permit Indefinite Detention Of Migrant Families
  20. Report Finds Majority Of Freeway Accidents Could Have Easily Been Filmed
  21. Struggling Hickenlooper Drops Out Of Colorado Senate Race To Run For Jefferson County Commissioner
  22. ICE Opens Interdimensional Detention Center To Indefinitely Imprison Immigrants Across Infinite Number Of Multiverses
  23. Cartoon Lasso Works Implausibly Well
  24. 10 Clumps Of Grass In Video Games
  25. Woman Tearfully Parts With Long Hairstyle After Realizing She Can’t Provide It With The Kind Of Care It Deserves

The Register

  1. Oracle OKs Oracle investors to sue Oracle: Put NetSuite suit before a judge – board panel
  2. Pokemon Go becomes Pokemon No as games biz Niantic agrees to curb trespassing addicts
  3. Uncle Sam is asking Americans if they could refrain from slapping guns on their drones
  4. Security gone in 600 seconds: Make-me-admin hole found in Lenovo Windows laptop crapware. Delete it now
  5. Cybercrook hands cops £923k in Bitcoin made from selling phished deets on the dark web
  6. Switching to edge computing needn't be a gamble. We've got some aces up our sleeves to help you make the move
  7. Contractor association blasts UK.gov guidance on hated IR35 tax law's arrival in private sector
  8. Leaked EU doc plots €100bn fund to protect European firms against international tech giants
  9. Wait a minute, we're supposed to haggle! ISPs secretly want folk to barter for broadband
  10. US regulators push back against White House plan to police social media censorship
  11. Got a burning desire for a Hololens 2.0? Microsoft insists its math coprocessor won't be too hot for headgear
  12. The story so far: How's that Autonomy High Court battle with HPE looking at half-time?
  13. GitHub upgrades two-factor authentication with WebAuthn support
  14. I couldn't possibly tell you the computer's ID over the phone, I've been on A Course™
  15. Join us at MCubed to find out how machine learning can fight fraudsters, cut pager noise, and much more
  16. My god, it's full of tsars: A gun-toting Russian humanoid robot is on its way to the International Space Station
  17. A Pivotal moment for VMware: Software biz gobbled up along with Carbon Black for $5bn
  18. Dion? He off: HP Inc CEO Weisler quits over 'family health matter', Lores will be High-res
  19. Steam cleaned of zero-day security holes after Valve turned off by bug bounty snub outrage
  20. As browser rivals block third-party tracking, Google pitches 'Privacy Sandbox' peace plan
  21. Overstock dot-gone: Surplus biz CEO now surplus to requirements, ejects after Russian spy fling, deep state rant
  22. Contacts-slurping Android malware sneaked onto Google Play store – twice
  23. End of an era for ULA as the last Delta IV Medium rocket leaves launch pad
  24. Pure Storage the latest pipes 'n' plumbing playa to slash sales forecast
  25. Samsung Note10+ torn apart to expose three 5G antennas: One has to pick up something
  26. What is it with hosting firms being stonewalled by Microsoft? Now it's Ionos on naughty step
  27. Tune into Nutanix's Cloud Shack of vids for a rewarding experience – top info, free gear and a chance to win .NEXT tix
  28. Electric vehicles won't help UK meet emissions targets: Time to get out and walk, warn MPs
  29. Shhh! Microsoft, Intel, Google and more sign up to the Confidential Computing Consortium
  30. Devs invited to bake 'Run on Google Cloud' button into git repos... By Google, of course
  31. TalkTalk's voice-over is writing speeds that its text can't match: Ad pulled from broadcast
  32. Brit rocketeer Skyrora reckons it'll be orbital in 3 years – that is, if UK government plays ball
  33. Gartner awakens from trance, tells huddled villagers: 5G revenue will almost double to $4.2bn next year!
  34. Buying a Chromebook? Don't forget to check that best-before date
  35. Don't trust Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency, boffins warn: Zuck & Co know that hash is king
  36. How Lego, Bayer and iRobot use serverless tech to get ahead – find out with us this autumn
  37. Disgruntled bug-hunter drops Steam zero-day to get back at Valve for refusing him a bounty
  38. The Joy of Six... critical security patches: Cisco small biz switches open to hijacking via web UI
  39. Cali court backs ex-Apple engineer who says he invented Find My iPhone and Passbook
  40. Finally. Thanks so much, nerds. Google, Apple, Mozilla end government* internet spying for good
  41. Eighty-year-old US 'web scam man' on the run after pocketing $250,000 in Dem 'donations'
  42. Here's a top tip: Don't trust the new person – block web domains less than a month old. They are bound to be dodgy
  43. Sueball claims Tesla solar panels are so effective, they started fires at Walmart stores
  44. US soldier cleared of taking armoured vehicle out for joyride – because he's insane, court says
  45. Brit-built trundlebot eyeing up a July 2020 launch as cams fitted to ExoMars mission rover
  46. A challenger appears: Taiwanese devs' answer to Gemini PDA wraps a Raspberry Pi in a tablet
  47. Microsoft: Reckon our code is crap? Prove it and $30k could be yours
  48. Sorry script kiddies, hacktivism isn't cool anymore: No one cares about stuff that's easy-peasy to defend against
  49. Latest sneak peek at PowerShell 7 ups the telemetry but... hey... is that an off switch?
  50. Shiny new toys take backseat in Android Studio 3.5 for now as '600 bugs' squished

TechMeme

  1. Cloud-based app performance monitoring startup DataDog files for IPO, says it had revenue of $198M in 2018, up from $101M in 2017, and a loss of $13M in 1H 2019 (Crunchbase News)
  2. India exempts startups from its "angel tax", a much-criticised 30% tax when raising money at a rate higher than "fair market value" as assessed by tax authority (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
  3. Seattle Police Department has maintained an anti-swatting registry since last October, allowing people who fear being swatted give the police advance warning (Emma Grey Ellis/Wired)
  4. MDClone, which anonymizes patient information from databases it scans to provide on-demand, self-service access to doctors and researchers, raises $26M Series B (Shoshanna Solomon/The Times of Israel)
  5. Seven top US publishers sue Audible, aiming to block the planned rollout of Captions, a new feature that shows text on screen as a book is narrated (Ayanti Bera/Reuters)
  6. Molecula, a data virtualization startup that says its tech allows ML algorithms to process large datasets 1,000 faster than traditional setups, raises $6M seed (Brian Nordli/Built In Austin)
  7. Appeals court stays an earlier ruling in FTC's suit against Qualcomm that would have required Qualcomm to renegotiate all of its existing chip and patent deals (Stephen Nellis/Reuters)
  8. Identity management company Ping Identity files for an IPO; it was sold to Vista Equity for ~$600M in 2016 and is said to be looking for a $2B to $3B valuation (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)
  9. Educational robotic toymaker Sphero acquires littleBits, a maker of electronics building kits and instructional resources for kids (Tony Wan/EdSurge)
  10. Sources: Uber's $1 Safe Rides Fee, introduced in 2014, was devised primarily to add $1 of pure margin to each trip; court documents: the fee brought in ~$500M (Mike Isaac/New York Times)
  11. Investigation finds 4,152 items on Amazon that were declared unsafe by federal agencies, are deceptively labeled, or are banned by regulators (Wall Street Journal)
  12. Google releases new community guidelines for employees, placing new restrictions on talking about politics on internal mailing lists and forums (Annie Palmer/CNBC)
  13. Strategy Analytics: US users upgrade smartphones after 33 months, 7% plan to spend over $1K on their next purchase, biggest barrier to 5G phones will be price (Chance Miller/9to5Mac)
  14. Apple Card review: no annual fees, 3% cash back on purchases from Apple, gorgeous app interface but is iOS-only, can't pay bill on the web or from Android phone (Raymond Wong/Mashable)
  15. Sources: at least three of Facebook's Libra backers are discussing how to distance themselves from the project amid increasing regulatory scrutiny (Financial Times)