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BBC

  1. Joe Biden downplays chances of UK-US trade deal
  2. CF Industries: Government to meet CO2 firm's costs to start plant
  3. Melbourne earthquake: Tremor rattles southeast Australia
  4. Pen Farthing: Charity Commission scrutinises Afghan animal rescue
  5. Catalogue of errors led to £1bn of state pension underpayments
  6. Overprescribing of medicines must stop, says government
  7. Gabby Petito: Body found in Wyoming is missing 'van life' blogger
  8. Sharon Graham: Unite leader to skip Labour conference
  9. 'No clear end to HS2 cost and delays' say MPs
  10. Surrogacy on the rise in England and Wales
  11. Taliban ask to speak at UN General Assembly in New York
  12. Willie Garson: Sex and the City star dies aged 57
  13. GCSE media studies to cover Rashford's food campaign
  14. The Papers: UK-US trade deal speculation and energy bill fears
  15. Life at 50C: Heat hitting home in Australia
  16. Old PPE masks find new life fighting plastic waste
  17. Seaside suburb inspires worldwide photo collaboration
  18. Museum of the Year: Colchester gallery Firstsite wins £100,000 prize
  19. Harry Styles haunts Noel Gallagher with win at Ivor Novello Awards
  20. The night my baby died as I gave birth in prison
  21. Covid vaccine stockpiles: Are 241m doses at risk of going to waste?
  22. Afghanistan: 'I feel betrayed. We feel left behind'
  23. World War Two: The brothers who fled Nazi occupation by kayak
  24. COP 26: How much is the developing world getting to fight climate change?
  25. German elections: Businesses face future without Merkel
  26. Fifa 22 soundtrack: Why getting on it is a 'bucket list' moment
  27. CEO Secrets: 'In my business, you eat what you kill'
  28. Abba's Bjorn Ulvaeus launches campaign to fix £500m music royalty problem
  29. England hit 10 past Luxembourg to extend free-scoring start under Wiegman
  30. Tahuhu inspires New Zealand to victory over England
  31. Championship Stoke knock out wasteful Watford in EFL Cup
  32. Scotland score seven to beat Faroe Islands
  33. 'You have more chance of climbing Everest than playing in Ryder Cup' - Harrington's message to players
  34. Moselle Open: Andy Murray beats Ugo Humbert to reach second round
  35. Austin impresses as QPR upset Everton on penalties
  36. Back to school: How are pupils being kept Covid-safe?
  37. Is it safe to vaccinate our child? And other questions
  38. Travel update: What are the new rules for holidays in Europe and the US?
  39. Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in my area?
  40. Covid passports: How do I get one and when will I need it?
  41. Covid rules: What's in England's 'Winter Plan'?
  42. Coronavirus: Where does the government borrow billions from?
  43. Universal credit: When will the £20 increase stop?
  44. What are the travel rules for Spain, Portugal, Malta and other holiday hotspots?
  45. Covid: People are vaccinated - so why are there so many cases?
  46. Long Covid: What is it and what are the symptoms?
  47. Paul Rusesabagina: From Hotel Rwanda hero to convicted terrorist
  48. Fake Paralympians boss: 'I didn't know about cheating'
  49. Muriel Gardiner: The heiress who saved countless lives
  50. Hushpuppi - the Instagram influencer and international fraudster
  51. ‘Havana syndrome ’ and the mystery of the microwaves

Bitcoin

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  4. ¥40,202.5000

Engadget

  1. Netflix quietly developed a VR tie-in for its 'Eden' anime series
  2. Researchers say Facebook is interfering with their tools to study News Feed
  3. 'Shang-Chi' comes to all Disney+ subscribers on November 12th
  4. 'Beat Saber' gets a $13 Billie Eilish track pack with 'Bad Guy' and 'Bury a Friend'
  5. Apple Wallet is getting verifiable COVID-19 vaccination cards
  6. Mercedes-Benz's EQS EV starts at $103,360 in the US
  7. The Oversight Board wants Facebook to explain its controversial rules for VIPs
  8. Android Auto can now realign Google Maps for right-hand drive cars
  9. NASA reorganizes to prepare for future missions to the Moon and Mars
  10. US Treasury sanctions cryptocurrency exchange for aiding ransomware attacks
  11. Apple is reportedly working on mental health monitoring using iPhone data
  12. GM details the motors that will power its electric Hummer and other EVs
  13. Facebook introduces portable Portal Go for $199
  14. Dynamic head tracking is now available in Apple Music
  15. Activision Blizzard says it's cooperating with investigations into workplace practices
  16. Neat's first all-new microphone in the Turtle Beach era is the drab-looking Skyline
  17. Oculus knocks $100 off a second headset when you buy a Quest 2
  18. Marvel shows are now available through Apple Podcasts subscriptions
  19. Tenways’ e-bike debut blends value with style
  20. Tumblr’s Post+ subscriptions are available to anyone in the US
  21. Comcast makes its affordable broadband available to low-income undergrads
  22. Akai built a 'cheap' controller for its MPC 2 software (updated)
  23. iPhone 13 and 13 mini review: A subtle upgrade that's all about the cameras
  24. Amazon's new Kindle Paperwhites have bigger, brighter screens and USB-C charging
  25. HP's latest Spectre x360 2-in-1 laptops feature 16-inch OLED displays

Pinboard

  1. borb | Read, write, and edit PDF files with borb, a pure python library — The pure python library borb is excellent at handling PDF documents. It makes reading, creating, and changing PDF files easier, faster, and more user friendly.
  2. The 5 Rs of Note Taking
  3. Opinion | Why I violated Texas’s extreme abortion ban — Alan Braid is a physician who provides abortion care in San Antonio. Newly graduated from the University of Texas medical school, I began my obstetrics and…
  4. GIT PURR! Git Commands Explained with Cats! – GirlieMac! Blog
  5. Ditch your version manager | juliu.is
  6. Marginalia Search — A search engine that favors text-heavy sites and punishes modern web design (marginalia.nu)
  7. Cuddly, Octo-Palm Tree: The elements of git
  8. Designing Beautiful Shadows in CSS — When I look around the web, most of the shadows I see are fuzzy grey boxes. It doesn't have to be this way, though! CSS gives us the tools to create rich, lush, lifelike shadows. In this tutorial, I'll show you how.
  9. Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley’s Pursuit of Power: Excerpt — “Musk thinks Peter is a sociopath, and Peter thinks Musk is a fraud and a braggart.”
  10. pitfalls of ssh-agent, or how to use an agent safely
  11. iOS and iPadOS 15: The MacStories Review - MacStories — A quieter release for even stranger times. In my career as an iOS reviewer, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a response as universally positive and enthusiastic as the general public’s reception of iOS 14 last year. From the “Home Screen aesthetic” popularized by TikTokers…
  12. The Scientist and the A.I.-Assisted, Remote-Control Killer Robot - The New York Times — via NYT > Israel News https://nyti.ms/3o4Y88O
  13. GitHub - geerlingguy/internet-pi: Raspberry Pi config for all things Internet. — dueyfinster starred geerlingguy/internet-pi
  14. HackerNews Readings — 40,000 HackerNews book recommendations identified using NLP and deep learning
  15. Covid Vaccine Prompts Strong Immune Response in Younger Children, Pfizer Says - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://nyti.ms/2WLL65m
  16. sysz: An fzf terminal UI for systemctl — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28576836
  17. Ambient Chaos
  18. Opinion | The Economic Mistake Democrats Are Finally Confronting
  19. Just Circling Back on That Whole Management Thing — Lars Tunbjörk / Agence VU / Redux A merica has too many managers. In a 2016 Harvard Business Review analysis , two writers calculated the annual cost of excess…
  20. Untitled (https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/09/16/1035851/facebook-troll-farms-report-us-2020-election/) — Wait the Facebook report is so much worse than you think
  21. What To Watch On Streaming - Variety — For the most up-to-date streaming movies and shows, find what to watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and more.
  22. Paradise lost: The rise and ruin of Couchsurfing.com — The once-utopian accommodations site, now headed by a Palantir alum, has gone back on its always-free ethos.
  23. Useful Spy Books - Articles — Reading a good book is a great joy. And recommending a good book is almost as enjoyable. I’ve long been fascinated by books on espionage, and this contributed in no small part to me eventually joining the Dutch intelligence world, and lately, rejoining it in some fashion.
  24. Untitled (https://www.vice.com/en/article/88npjv/amazons-ai-cameras-are-punishing-drivers-for-mistakes-they-didnt-make) — NEW: Amazon's new AI-powered cameras are penalizing delivery drivers for driving mistakes they didn't make & drivers are losing income. It's the nightmare scenario that AI experts frequently warn about. …
  25. How To Rapidly Improve At Any Programming Language
  26. NIST/SEMATECH e-Handbook of Statistical Methods
  27. Home Price to Income Ratio (US & UK) - 73 Year Chart
  28. The Last Glimpses of California's Vanishing Hippie Utopias | GQ — #architektura #architekt #dom #design
  29. Untitled (https://github.com/jorisschellekens/borb) — borb borb is a library for reading, creating and manipulating PDF files in python.
  30. There are six internet links on my office on wheels. Seven when Starlink arrives. Is this the best internet in Australia?
  31. Five Minute Journal - Daily Journal Techniques and Tips | Brian Sunter Personal Site — Journal writing prompts and an approach to regular journaling archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20210915045637/https://briansunter.com/blog/five-minute-journal/
  32. Fuel wasted due to US traffic congestion in 2020 cut in half from 2019 to 2020 • US Department of Energy — The traffic decline associated with the pandemic resulted in only half as much fuel being wasted in 2020 compared to 2019. Total excess fuel consumed due to congestion in 2020 was 1.7 billion gallons, the lowest since 1…
  33. Tailscale — I'll be honest, sometimes you just need to hire a real web designer. is new and greatly imp…
  34. Untitled (https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-09-18/rural-red-california-recall-election) — The way to have a voice in a state like California isn’t to vote R and hope for the best in the face of D supermajority control of the legislature and gubernatorial victories. It’s to vote in D primaries
  35. Untitled (https://kylechayka.substack.com/p/essay-the-digital-death-of-collecting) — I just published a long B-side essay on my personal newsletter: The Digital Death of the Collector
  36. GitHub - rknightuk/TrackerZapper: Menubar app to remove link tracking parameters automatically — Favorite tweet: TrackerZapper Mac app silently removes tracking parameters from links you copy https://t.co/dTE7QvW7as — Hacker News (@newsycombinator) Sep 18, 2021
  37. Untitled (https://people.freebsd.org/~gallatin/talks/euro2021.pdf) — Serving Netflix Video at 400Gb/s [pdf] L: C:
  38. Ebooks Are an Abomination
  39. When McDonalds Came to Denmark – Matt Bruenig Dot Com — What happened when McDonalds came to Denmark and decided not to follow the sector agreement of the hotel and restaurant workers union -- aka why McDonalds workers in Denmark are paid $22 per hour today.
  40. I started SaaS companies in 2013 and 2021. Here's how things have changed — In 2013, I co-founded Heap, a product analytics company that I helped grow to over 200 people and $X0,000,000 in ARR before I left in 2020. In 2021, I co-founded Airplane, a developer platform for quickly creating internal tools. Here's what I've obs…
  41. Git Cheatsheet
  42. Nolte: Howard Stern Proves Democrats Want Unvaccinated Trump Voters Dead — This is genuinely the most persuasive pro-vaccine propaganda I’ve seen yet. It’s genius.
  43. Ruby for ebook publishing
  44. Why you need a personal laptop - The Verge — Your business computer shouldn't be your only one: Why you need a personal laptop
  45. What I Learnt Becoming a Tech Lead - Tom Gamon
  46. Bespoke Synth
  47. Untitled (https://github.com/juanfont/headscale) — @wait_sasha @eliasnaur @Freso @Tailscale @fdroidorg Meanwhile you might be able to use instead.
  48. Jade Rubick - No-bullshit tenets for faster decision-making
  49. Borb – A Python library to read, write, and edit PDF files | Hacker News
  50. Things To Do Before And After You Write Code – Somehow Manage — The most effective engineers I've worked with were effective not just because of how they wrote code, but because of things they did when they were not writing code. Here's my (growing) short list of things you should do before or after you write code. Before Un…
  51. Serving Netflix Video at 400Gb/s [pdf] | Hacker News
  52. Child-care workers are quitting rapidly, a red flag for the economy - The Washington Post
  53. Six Rules That Will Define Our Second Pandemic Winter - The Atlantic
  54. Project 4K77 | The Star Wars Trilogy
  55. Currying
  56. Untitled (https://www.msnbc.com/ali-velshi/watch/early-facebook-investor-what-we-need-are-criminal-investigations-121251909544?cid=sm_npd_ms_tw_ma) — RT @MSNBC: Roger McNamee: "Facebook's research said two thirds of the time that people join an extremist group on Facebook is because of a Facebook recommendation, which means …
  57. Delaying Conflict Is Better Than Venting for Relationships - The Atlantic — The Secret to a Fight-Free Relationship Conventional wisdom says that venting is cathartic and that we should never go to bed angry. But couples who save disagreements for scheduled meetings show the benefits of a more patient approach to conflict…
  58. River Runner — Track the path taken to the sea by a raindrop anywhere in the contiguous USA.
  59. AQUILA NETWORK — Aquila Network
  60. PCB Metro Map - Build Log — A railway map using PCB
  61. Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ya7pEDndgE&feature=youtu.be) — Hier ist das finale Video. Es geht um Korruption. Und es ist nicht ohne Grund das längste Video in dieser Reihe… Peace, ich bin raus.
  62. They Shunned Covid Vaccines but Embraced Antibody Treatment - The New York Times — via Health News - The New York Times https://nyti.ms/2WLL65m
  63. Women can say no to sex if Roe falls, says architect of Texas abortion ban — The legal architect of the Texas abortion ban has argued in a supreme court brief that overturning Roe v Wade, the landmark decision which guarantees a right to abortion in the US, could cause women to practice abstinence from sexual intercourse as …
  64. OpenMoji
  65. The Battle for Digital Privacy Is Reshaping the Internet — As Apple and Google enact privacy changes, businesses are grappling with the fallout, Madison Avenue is fighting back and Facebook has cried foul. Credit...…
  66. Library Genesis
  67. (500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/media/andrew-taylor-ap-capitol-jan-6/2021/09/17/f8e8cdde-17b7-11ec-9589-31ac3173c2e5_story.html — RT @ericgeller: "[T]he typical practices of putting everything that happens in the context of normal behavior, of giving ‘both sides’ an almost-equal say, and describing events in a…
  68. Leather at Pride — A detailed historical explication
  69. Joe Manchin Will Craft U.S. Climate Plan - The New York Times
  70. Untitled (https://darrellowens.substack.com/p/the-look-of-gentrification?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&utm_source=copy) — RT @IDoTheThinking: On this Saturday's substack i spent some time thinking about what gentrification looks like from personal experience and why people get it wrong.
  71. Rover Replies — Permanent link to this comic: https://xkcd.com/2517/ Image URL (for hotlinking/embedding): https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/rover_replies.png
  72. Xata | Free Serverless Jamstack Database for AWS, Azure, GCP — I'm hiring for ! We are looking for a JS/Typescript engineer that would be excited to be on the initial team in a highly technical startup. Work fully remote from anywhere in the world. RTs appreciated!
  73. Editorial: SF jumped the gun in its Great Highway reopening. That can't happen at JFK — RT @sfc_opinions: Editorial: SF jumped the gun in its Great Highway reopening. That can’t happen at JFK
  74. Eat the rich! Why millennials and generation Z have turned their backs on capitalism | Socialism | The Guardian — Eat the rich! Why millennials and generation Z have turned their backs on capitalism via Instapaper https://ift.tt/3krjNsN
  75. How Many Americans Work From Home? - The Atlantic
  76. Haitian migrants face tough choices amid crackdown in Del Rio — RT @rdevro: Border Patrol agents on horseback cracking whips and charging into crowds of Haitian asylum seekers in Texas, shouting at them to go back to Mexico — strong reporting from @psskow on the situation in Del Rio/Ciudad Acuña
  77. KBar – command+k interface for your site — Add a fast, portable, and extensible command+k interface to your site
  78. Neuer UN-Bericht: Welt steuert auf 2,7 Grad Erwärmung zu | tagesschau.de — Problem: Wir steuern auf 2,7 Grad Erhitzung zu, bis 2030 werden die Emissionen 16 % höher sein als noch 2010 und bis dahin wird es bereits 1,5 Grad heißer sein. Lösung: Unsere Abhängigkeit von Öl, Kohle & Gas beenden. Jetzt. Es ist nicht so kompliziert.
  79. The Truth, by Stanisław Lem | The MIT Press Reader
  80. Here's why California has the lowest COVID rate in the nation — California hit the lowest coronavirus case rate in the nation.
  81. google docs in a clean-room browser - ekioh
  82. What I learned from a year on Substack - by Casey Newton - Platformer — Converts 5% to paid Churns 3-4% paid customers monthly Nobody who finds him through an interview converts to paid Content framework: The general idea is to do at least one piece of high-quality reported journalism every week, give it away for free to …
  83. How the pandemic has pushed journalists to exit the industry — RT @MediaEvan: "Already on the verge" is pivotal here.
  84. Can I include a tag to a tag? Based on HTML Spec WHATWG
  85. Table of Contents: BASIC Computer Games
  86. CSS Container Query Units - Ahmad Shadeed — ✍️ New Article: CSS Container Query Units I wrote an article explaining how the new CSS query units work, where and why we can use them, along some examples and use cases. Happy reading! 🔗
  87. Michaela Coel Turned Down Netflix’s Million Dollar ‘Destroy You’ Offer | IndieWire — In a new profile published by Vulture, Coel reveals that Netflix made her an offer for “I May Destroy You” in spring 2017 worth $1 million. The series is based off Coel’s personal experience of being sexually assaulted during the making of…
  88. How To Sew On A Button
  89. Basic Pattern Repository — Nice selection of simple SVG patterns. Aimed at website backgrounds, but could be nice to fill pen plots...
  90. Untitled (https://popular.info/p/apples-texas-problem) — 5. Ultimately, this could backfire. Apple is going to need to recruit thousands of new employees for its Austin Texas and many college-educated workers don't want to work in places with draconian limits on reproductive rights
  91. How Accounting Giants Craft Favorable Tax Rules From Inside Government - The New York Times — How Accounting Giants Craft Favorable Tax Rules From Inside Government - The New York Times https://ift.tt/3EuzEyx
  92. Untitled (https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-09-19/fbi-seizure-cash-beverly-hills-vault-spawns-epic-court-battle) — Six months after the FBI raided hundreds of safe deposit boxes in Beverly Hills, it has produced no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the vast majority of box holders & it used a false drug traffick…
  93. Guide to Games That Emphasize Emergent Narrative
  94. The COVID-19 Virus Explained
  95. Inspiration4 - Donate — Happy. Healthy. Home. Welcome back to Earth, @ArceneauxHayley, @rookisaacman, @DrSianProctor, and @ChrisSembroski! #Inspiration4’s mission doesn’t end here — help us reach our $200 million fundraising goal for @StJude!
  96. Structural pattern matching in Python 3.10 — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28600594
  97. Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/18/world/covid-alabama-deaths-birthrate.html) — “For the first time in Alabama’s known history, the state had more deaths than births in 2020… Such a gap had never been recorded, not even during World War I, World War II and the flu pandemic of 1918,”
  98. (500) https://papertohtml.org/ — RT @SemanticScholar: ➡️ Check out , a new on-demand tool from our research team that converts scientific papers from PDF to HTML to increase accessibility. Share your feedback with our team here: #a11y #openscienceweek
  99. The Case Not Made: A Response to Anne Applebaum’s “The New Puritans” – Liberal Currents
  100. Modoboa - Mail hosting made simple

The Next Web

  1. Specialized’s new city ebikes marry smoothness, torque, and smarts
  2. Report: Apple’s working on a horrific iPhone feature that uses AI to ‘detect’ autism
  3. Amazon’s AI is forcing delivery drivers to make dangerous decisions
  4. Amazon’s new Kindle Paperwhite won’t sear your eyeballs with blue light
  5. Undersea internet cables are causing geopolitical tension
  6. Rytr uses artificial intelligence to write fantastic text for any of your writing projects
  7. NASA’s slamming an ice-hunting rover on the damn MOON
  8. How to build tech for good — and turn a profit
  9. No Apple, I don’t need my iPhone to tell me I’m depressed
  10. You’re a nomophobe — and yes, that’s a problem

Smashing Magazine

  1. How To Build Your Own Mouseless Development Environment
  2. How Web Development Tools Are Helping Users Keep Pace With Rapid Change
  3. Are Imposter Domains Re-Publishing Your Website?
  4. Monetize Open-Source Software With Gatsby Functions And Stripe
  5. Web Quality Assurance: From User Requirements To Web Risk Management
  6. Reasons To Build A CRM-Powered Website For Your Business
  7. Reducing The Need For Pseudo-Elements
  8. The Power Of Pen And Paper Sketching
  9. Orchestrating Complexity With Web Animations API
  10. Web Design Done Well: Excellent Editorial
  11. Using SWR React Hooks With Next.js’ Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR)
  12. Developer Decisions For Building Flexible Components
  13. New Smashing Online Workshops on Front-End & UX
  14. What’s New With DevTools: Cross-Browser Edition
  15. HTTP/3: Practical Deployment Options (Part 3)
  16. Reducing Carbon Emissions On The Web
  17. Interactive Learning Tools For Front-End Developers
  18. A Deep Dive Into The Wonderful World Of SVG Displacement Filtering
  19. State Management In Next.js
  20. Stories Of September (2021 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  21. Refactoring CSS: Optimizing Size And Performance (Part 3)
  22. Compound Components In React
  23. Pushing Back Against Privacy Infringement On The Web
  24. Creating A Public/Private Multi-Monorepo For PHP Projects
  25. How To Automate Documentation Workflow For Developers
  26. HTTP/3: Performance Improvements (Part 2)
  27. Jamstack CMS: The Past, The Present and The Future
  28. How To Build An Ethical User Research Practice At Any Organization
  29. Creating An Interactive Gantt Chart Component With Vanilla JavaScript
  30. Free Open-Source Icons
  31. How To Develop Your Business’ Technology Roadmap
  32. Useful Figma Plugins And Tools
  33. New Smashing Workshops on Front-End & Design
  34. Handling Mounting And Unmounting Of Navigation Routes In React Native
  35. Cookieless Alternative To Embed HTML, CSS And JS Code Snippets
  36. Smashing Podcast Episode 41 With Eva PenzeyMoog: Designing For Safety
  37. HTTP/3 From A To Z: Core Concepts (Part 1)
  38. Four Useful VSCode Extensions For Web Developers
  39. Frustrating Design Patterns: Disabled Buttons
  40. React Children And Iteration Methods

Wirecutter

  1. The Best Pen
  2. The Best Label Maker
  3. The Best Paper Shredders
  4. The Best Video-Conferencing Service
  5. The Best Ebook Reader
  6. The Best Kids Headphones
  7. The Best Cloth and Disposable Masks for Kids and Toddlers
  8. Why the Best Kids Masks Are Sold Out (And What You Can Do in the Meantime)
  9. 16 Practical Privacy Tips for Your iPhone
  10. The Best LCD/LED TV
  11. The Best Kids Water Bottles
  12. How to Potty Train Your Puppy
  13. 12 Things We Pack When We Travel With Food Allergies
  14. Our Favorite Watering Cans
  15. The Best 32-Inch TV
  16. A $50 Smart Gadget Transformed How I Do Laundry
  17. The Best Women’s Razors (for Every Body)
  18. The Best Soundbar
  19. The Best Hurricane Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  20. The Best Stylus for Your iPad
  21. 6 Deals for a Cozy Weekend Indoors
  22. Why We Love the Kalita Wave Pour-Over Dripper
  23. The Best Business Laptops
  24. The Best Bluetooth Tracker
  25. The 21 Best Gifts for 1-Year-Olds
  26. Your Wallet Might Be the Source of Your Back Pain
  27. The Best Camping Stove
  28. The Best Thermometers for Kids and Adults
  29. The Best of Clean Everything (So Far)
  30. The Best Smart Thermostat

Sweethome

  1. The Best Label Maker
  2. Our Favorite Watering Cans
  3. A $50 Smart Gadget Transformed How I Do Laundry
  4. The Best Hurricane Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  5. The Best Kitchen Trash Can
  6. The Best Gear for Small Apartments
  7. The Best Smart Thermostat
  8. The Best In-Wall Smart Outlet
  9. The Best Soldering Irons
  10. The Best Dish Rack
  11. The Best of Clean Everything (So Far)
  12. The Best Needle-Nose Pliers
  13. The Top 10 Tools for Earthquake Preparedness
  14. The Best Wildfire Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  15. The Best Leaf Blower
  16. Stop Using So Much Dish Soap (And Other Portion Size Advice)
  17. The Best Security Cameras for Your Home
  18. These Smart Home Devices Can Enhance Independence for People With Disabilities and Mobility Needs
  19. The Best Alexa-Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Amazon Echo
  20. The Best Google Assistant–Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Google Home
  21. The Best Outdoor Security Camera
  22. The Best Under-Sink Water Filter
  23. The Best Power Outage Tools and Supplies
  24. How to Clean Your Fan or Air Conditioner
  25. The Best Alarm Clocks
  26. The Best Gear for Your Bug-Out Bag
  27. How to Start Composting
  28. The Best Robot Vacuums
  29. How to Clean Bathroom Tile and Grout
  30. The Best Smart Window Shades and Blinds

Hacker News

  1. The Framework is the most exciting laptop I've used
  2. Mister Rogers had a simple set of rules for talking to children (2018)
  3. The Open Book Project: open-hardware e-ink eBook reader
  4. Soviets put out a burning gas well with a nuclear explosion (1966) [video]
  5. Manyverse – A social network off the grid
  6. Earthquake in Melbourne, Australia (9.15 AM 22nd Sep 21, AEST)
  7. Taming Go’s memory usage, or how we avoided rewriting our client in Rust
  8. Scientists develop the next generation of reservoir computing
  9. Software projects need heroes? lessons learned from 1100 projects
  10. More Casio Watch Mods (2017)
  11. TikTokers Are Trading Stocks by Copying What Members of Congress Do
  12. That time I told my wife I wanted to quit my job
  13. Confessions of a Michelin Star Inspector
  14. The BYTE magazine covers by Robert Tinney
  15. The Silicon Carbide Race Begins
  16. The first and last time AIM was hacked
  17. Imaging mounted disk volumes under duress
  18. Introduction to Hippo: The WebAssembly PaaS
  19. The Hitchhiker's Guide to Kotlin
  20. Mux is looking for engineers with experience building WebRTC infrastructure
  21. I quit – Peak indifference, big tobacco
  22. Aubio, a C library for analyzing songs
  23. Linux on the Desktop: Part Two
  24. Cosmic Rays Flipping Bits
  25. Is BI dead? – On dismantling data's ship of Theseus
  26. Facebook’s Push to Defend Its Image
  27. The last days of Silicon Roundabout
  28. Goats became an unconventional weapon against wildfires
  29. Mathematician answers chess problem about attacking queens
  30. Ask HN: How do I easily catalog a couple thousand physical books?

Ars Technica

  1. Florida’s new surgeon general skeptical of vaccines, opposes masks
  2. China to stop building coal plants in developing nations
  3. Linux Foundation says companies are desperate for open source talent
  4. Porsche finds yet another way to slice the 911: The 2022 911 Carrera GTS
  5. PS5 storage analysis concludes: Spend less, get the same gaming performance
  6. Braille display demo refreshes with miniature fireballs
  7. Ransomware victims panicked while FBI secretly held REvil decryption key
  8. Facebook’s latest “apology” reveals security and safety disarray
  9. CIA director “fuming” after Havana syndrome strikes team member in India
  10. Google’s spending $2.1 billion for even more New York City real estate
  11. Updated PC Health Check app will actually tell you why you can’t run Windows 11
  12. NASA to split leadership of its human spaceflight program
  13. Amazon announces new Kindle Paperwhite lineup with 6.8-inch screens, USB-C
  14. $5.9 million ransomware attack on farming co-op may cause food shortage
  15. The anonymous meta-analysis that’s convincing people to use ivermectin
  16. Restored Vermeer painting finally reveals hidden Cupid in background
  17. Review: Kena: Bridge of Spirits is this year’s best Zelda 35th-anniversary gift
  18. Sony’s new PS5 firmware can make your games slightly faster
  19. SEC probing Activision Blizzard in wake of harassment, discrimination lawsuits
  20. Nation-state espionage group breaches Alaska Department of Health

Digg

  1. No More Apologies: Inside Facebook's Push To Defend Its Image
  2. Should You Upgrade To The iPhone 13 Pro? Here's What The Reviews Say
  3. Jon Stewart Gives A Sneak Peak Of His New Apple TV+ Current Affairs Show Spotlighting The World's Problems
  4. Jesús Sánchez Makes An Epic Barehanded Catch That Shocks The Entire Stadium
  5. The Secrets Of The World's Greatest Freediver
  6. A Big Reason Why Hybrid May Not Stick
  7. Professional Climber Tries The Most Brutal Military Test Ever, And To Say This Is Intense Would Be An Understatement
  8. How Lil Nas X Mastered The Modern Art Of Attention
  9. When Quitting Your Job Feels Like The Only Option
  10. Watch A Mountain Lion Hide Behind A Bush To Spy On A Unsuspecting Jogger
  11. The Differences Between The Moderna And Pfizer Vaccines Are Starting To Matter
  12. Simu Liu's Alleged Old Reddit Account Is Why You Should Never Post
  13. Guy Asks His Family Members To Pronounce Words In The Baltimore Accent, And Boy, It's A Wild Ride
  14. TikTok's Obsession With The Gabby Petito Case Is Sparking A Debate Over How Much True Crime Fans Are Really Helping
  15. This Is What Happens When A Dog Who Hasn't Had Any Agility Training Participates In A Dog Sports Event
  16. Awkwafina's PR Team Has Not Yet Made A Decision Regarding The Handling Of Her 'Blaccent'
  17. It Is September 21, And That Means One Thing: Demi Adejuyigbe Is Back
  18. The 'All Gas No Brakes' Guy Released An Extended Interview Of Chet Hanks, And It's Somehow Even Cringier
  19. Here's Everything We Know About Brian Laundrie, The Missing Fiancé Of Gabrielle Petito
  20. Germany's City For The Blind
  21. Don't Boil Your Sweet Corn — Here's The Definitive Method To Making It Taste Even More Delicious
  22. I Got A 'Mild' Breakthrough Case. Here's What I Wish I'd Known
  23. This Water Bottle Is Flat So You Can Stash It Anywhere
  24. Huckberry's Stock Has Been Refreshed With Top Fall Picks
  25. We're Up All Night To Get Schwifty
  26. Here's Why North America Criminalized Front Yard Businesses
  27. Topher Grace 'Confirms' He's In 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' And So Is Aquaman
  28. Why the Empire State Building, And New York, May Never Be The Same
  29. Inside Elizabeth Holmes's Chilling Final Months At Theranos
  30. Six Rules That Will Define Our Second Pandemic Winter
  31. The Surprising Way Germany's Most Famous Race Track Also Operates As A Toll Road
  32. Can 'No Time To Die' Break The Final James Bond Movie Curse?
  33. Here's Why You're Using Way Too Much Dishwasher Detergent
  34. We Can't Help But Love This Lego Baby Yoda
  35. Their Baby Died In The Hospital. Then Came The $257,000 Bill
  36. Will It Float? Randy Moss Demonstrates What Would've Happened If Tom Brady Actually Had Thrown The Lombardi Trophy Into The River
  37. Twenty-Two Years Ago, They Got A Tattoo And Free Mexican Food For Life
  38. Five Secrets That'll Help You Stay Lean And Fit For Life
  39. How Lou Bega's 'Mambo No. 5' Became The Most Unlikely Song To Become A Smash Hit Ever
  40. In Search Of The Platonic Ideal Of The Piña Colada In San Juan, Puerto Rico
  41. The Four Pillars Of Happiness
  42. This Movie With Tom Hanks, A Dog And A Robot Is The Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Drama We've All Been Waiting For
  43. Eleven Signs You Might Not Be Getting Enough Protein In Your Diet
  44. Otzi The Iceman: What We Know 30 Years After His Discovery
  45. We Can't Stop Laughing At Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Trying To Pronounce 'LGBTQ+'
  46. We Can't Stop Laughing At This Reddit Advice Thread About A Guy Who Is Upset About Sharing The Same Name As A Dog
  47. Does 'Conservatism' Actually Mean Anything Anymore?

New Scientist

  1. La Palma volcano eruption: Warning signs may have been there for years
  2. SpaceX’s Inspiration4 marks a shift towards privacy for space tourists
  3. Quantum supremacy has been achieved by a more complex quantum computer
  4. Covid-19 news: Recorded US death toll reaches that of 1918-19 flu
  5. Stroke rehab should be offered for months longer than it currently is
  6. We can now bioengineer catnip instead of extracting it from plants
  7. Blame fossil fuels, not renewables, for the UK's winter energy crisis
  8. Maps of planetary nurseries will help the complex hunt for alien life
  9. Covid-19 has laid bare social inequities – now is the time to fix them
  10. Quantum computer helps to design a better quantum computer
  11. The BepiColombo spacecraft is about to make its first Mercury fly-by
  12. Woman who first gained sense of smell at age 24 finds it disturbing
  13. Mushballs inside Uranus and Neptune may solve an atmospheric mystery
  14. UN says global carbon emissions set to rise 16 per cent by 2030
  15. Watch cuttlefish migrate together in a defensive line with a lookout
  16. City-wide quantum data network in China is the largest ever built
  17. Smart reporting tool could combat fake news on encrypted chat apps
  18. Leaf-inspired material makes different liquids flow in opposite ways
  19. Here are the Astronomy Photographer of the Year winners
  20. Mystery microbes have been lurking unsuspected in most coral species
  21. Prehistoric elephant nursery probably made easy prey for Neanderthals
  22. UK night skies will be among worst hit by satellite megaconstellations
  23. Are UK energy supplies in trouble after fire at French power link?
  24. Scientists are often cautious or wrong – and that’s OK
  25. Having HPV while pregnant linked to increased risk of premature birth
  26. Ancient Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets could be decoded by an AI
  27. Why are orcas ‘attacking’ fishing boats off the coast of Gibraltar?
  28. We should isolate when we have flu, not just covid-19
  29. Is the delta coronavirus variant more dangerous for children?
  30. NASA’s Perseverance rover has been hit by 100 ‘dust devils’ on Mars
  31. Fake TikTok accounts could spread disinformation ahead of German vote
  32. Cats refuse to snuggle with objects that smell like their owners
  33. The ozone hole over the South Pole is now bigger than Antarctica
  34. Cheap covid-19 antibody test shows if you have immunity in 5 minutes
  35. Astronomers may have found a moon orbiting a rogue planet with no star
  36. Call for English households with bulging waste bins to pay extra
  37. Global demand for fish expected to almost double by 2050
  38. Most CO2 from Australia’s megafires has been offset by algal blooms
  39. New climate plans fall far short of limiting global warming to 1.5°C
  40. Ancient spiders locked in amber died looking after their offspring
  41. Sharon Peacock interview: How we track down new coronavirus variants
  42. Piles of animal dung reveal the location of an ancient Arabian oasis
  43. Jaguars face major threat from Amazon deforestation and fires
  44. SpaceX is about to send the first ever all-amateur mission into orbit
  45. Astronauts could use their blood and urine to make Martian concrete
  46. Male rodents with less time to breed grow bigger testes
  47. Shifting jet stream due to warming could threaten Europe from 2060
  48. Rare genetic variants play important role in people who live to be 100
  49. Cows have been potty-trained to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
  50. Food production emissions make up more than a third of global total
  51. Planet-eating stars can be identified by their telltale chemistry
  52. Army ants use temporary bases to store food when raiding insect nests
  53. Recommended daily health targets can save us from ourselves
  54. Sea fireflies adapted their threatening glow to attract mates
  55. Even tiny green spaces in cities help urban wildlife biodiversity
  56. Why has El Salvador officially adopted bitcoin as its currency?
  57. Black holes just got much more complicated thanks to quantum pressure
  58. Almost no one encrypts their emails because it is too much of a hassle
  59. AI can detect a deepfake face because its pupils have jagged edges
  60. A glimpse at Greenland's deep-sea ecosystems threatened by fishing
  61. Tooth decay has been a problem for primates for 54 million years
  62. Covid-19 dashboard: Cases, deaths and vaccinations
  63. Blood test could reveal who is most likely to get severe covid-19
  64. No, there's nothing wrong with seedless fruits
  65. Scorpions develop a sting in the tail before they are ready to use it
  66. The toxic error at the heart of efforts to curb heavy metal pollution
  67. mRNA cancer therapy now in human trials after shrinking mouse tumours
  68. Will China's algorithm crackdown serve its citizens or the state?
  69. Rare kakapo parrot is genetically healthy despite being very inbred
  70. 58 per cent of oil must stay in the ground to meet 1.5°C climate goal
  71. What we know so far about booster shots and the covid-19 vaccines
  72. Wildfire pollution linked to at least 33,000 deaths worldwide
  73. Wooden robot arm is powered by plastic muscles
  74. A US military robot ship has fired a large missile for the first time
  75. Half-metre-long predator was giant of the seas 500 million years ago
  76. Polar bears in Svalbard archipelago are inbreeding due to sea ice loss
  77. Foam from frogs' nests could help make bandages that release drugs
  78. Watch a one-legged robot hop about as researchers try to knock it over
  79. Some animals are evolving new body shapes as the climate changes
  80. Gene responsible for cat fur patterns could lead to designer pets
  81. High-res carbon emission maps reveal climate impact of commuting
  82. Men fart more when eating a plant-based diet due to good gut bacteria
  83. First full survey of Peru and Chile’s threatened fog island ecosystems
  84. Will plans for new UK coal mine scupper net-zero ambitions at COP26?
  85. Will the Texas abortion ban spread across the US?
  86. We finally have the tools to build a net-zero world
  87. Listen to an Australian duck say ‘you bloody fool’ like a human
  88. Male bigfin reef squid may be the best fathers of all cephalopods
  89. Call centre workers can use AI to mimic your accent on the phone
  90. Zebras rolling in pits help give life to the Namib desert in Africa
  91. Mix-and-match antibiotic prescriptions may help lower resistance risk
  92. We have spotted a new kind of supernova triggered by cosmic collisions
  93. Texas cold crisis early this year linked to melting Arctic sea ice
  94. Cavalier King Charles spaniels carry a high number of harmful genes
  95. Google is shutting down controversial data-sharing project with NHS
  96. Should we ban space weapons to stop the huge space junk problem?
  97. GitHub's AI programming assistant can introduce security flaws
  98. Stingrays’ bulging eyes and mouths make them much faster swimmers
  99. Rapidly evolving bits of DNA helped develop the human brain
  100. Large Hadron Collider sticks with reels of tape for vast storage needs

Slashdot

  1. Scientists Develop the Next Generation of Reservoir Computing
  2. China Vows End To Building Coal-Fired Power Plants Abroad
  3. US Committee Is Reviewing Zoom's $14.7 Billion Deal For Five9 On National-Security Grounds
  4. iOS 15.1 Beta Lets Users Add COVID Vaccination Card To Wallet App
  5. FBI Held Back Ransomware Decryption Key From Businesses To Run Operation Targeting Hackers
  6. Comcast and UK Subsidiary Sky Reportedly Launching Smart TVs
  7. China's Lehman Brothers Moment?
  8. CIA Director 'Fuming' After Havana Syndrome Strikes Team Member In India
  9. Amazon Relaxes Drug Testing Policies, Will Lobby To Legalize Marijuana
  10. Apple is Working on Mental Health Monitoring Using iPhone Data
  11. EU Plans To Legislate for Common Phone Charger Despite Apple Grumbles
  12. Endangered African Penguins, With Multiple Bee Stings, Are Found Dead
  13. PayPal Launches Its 'Super App' Combining Payments, Savings, Bill Pay, Crypto, Shopping and More
  14. Crypto Channels Targeted in Biden's Fight Against Ransomware
  15. Researcher Discloses iPhone Lock Screen Bypass on iOS 15 Launch Day

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. 20 Woman-led Industrial Design & Innovation Firms You Should Know
  2. The Rotoshovel Max, a Power Shovel
  3. Etsy Shops Take on Vaccination Card Holders
  4. Shape of New Luxury Condo Building is a Perfect Metaphor for Our Society
  5. A Collapsible Bucket/Lantern With a Removable Magnetic LED Light
  6. Nocs Provisions' Beautifully-Surfaced Zoom Tube Monocular
  7. Heinz Releases a Ketchup Packet Roller
  8. Specialty Tools: Snake Tongs
  9. Emergency Phone With a Surprising "Screen"
  10. Japanese Medical Droid Follows You, Captures Your Walking Style to Detect Future Illnesses
  11. Book-Sized Object Unfolds Into Flexible Monitor, Also Doubles as Projector
  12. Check Out This Mechanism for a Dual-Swing Refrigerator Door
  13. World's Most Popular Power Tool: The Bosch IXO
  14. The Hyundai Casper: A Sub-$12,000 Micro SUV
  15. The Best Finalist for the 2021 National Toy Hall of Fame

CNET

  1. Best cordless impact wrench for 2021 - Roadshow
  2. Star Wars: Visions on Disney Plus goes anime, and it's glorious - CNET
  3. Best travel coffee mugs for 2021 - CNET
  4. The best video games of 2021 so far - CNET
  5. What is Evergrande? China's potential debt crisis explained - CNET
  6. iPhone 13 review: Familiarity is part of the phone's charm - CNET
  7. iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max review: Damn, these cameras - CNET
  8. Best jack stands for 2021 - Roadshow
  9. Australia hit by its biggest earthquake in years - CNET
  10. iPhone 13 vs. iPhone 12: Should you save money with Apple's 2020 phone? - CNET
  11. Best Bitcoin and crypto wallets for 2021 - CNET
  12. Facebook overpaid FTC fine by billions to shield Zuckerberg, shareholders allege - CNET
  13. Best gaming PC for 2021 - CNET
  14. Old footage of Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein singing resurfaces - CNET
  15. Every James Bond movie ranked: The best and worst of 007 - CNET
  16. The best wine club for 2021 - CNET
  17. The best games you need to play on Xbox Game Pass - CNET
  18. The best free books on Kindle and Apple Books - CNET
  19. Facebook is reportedly using News Feed to improve its image - CNET
  20. All 24 Pixar movies ranked, from worst to best - CNET
  21. iOS 15's now available: How to use FaceTime on Android, Focus mode and more - CNET
  22. All the Spider-Man movies ranked, from worst to best - CNET
  23. COVID has now killed as many Americans as the Spanish flu, data shows - CNET
  24. Marvel's What If...? release dates: When does episode 7 hit Disney Plus? - CNET
  25. Two new iPads are coming. Here's how to recycle your old one for your kids - CNET

Reddit

  1. What are some of the darker effects Covid-19 has had that we don’t talk about?
  2. Mindy Kaling shuttin’ ‘em down
  3. Texas couple asked to leave restaurant for wearing face masks to protect their immunocompromised infant
  4. Amazon relaxes drug testing policies and will lobby the government to legalize marijuana
  5. No matter what you’re going through, remember to never give up on yourself.
  6. It’s your fault i’m not vaccinated!
  7. [Image] Perspective
  8. This makes my heart smile.
  9. someone made this recursion video
  10. [Wojnarowski] Philadelphia 76ers All-Star Ben Simmons will not report for opening of training camp next week and intends to never play another game for the franchise. Simmons hasn’t spoken to team since a late August meeting when he communicated this message to Sixers officials.
  11. Show up at Kayne's private property at 4 AM without his consent, constantly disturb him and ask him to "relax". Paparazzi logic.
  12. The Nature Call
  13. For real though
  14. Where is the “turn off” button on this wonderful alarm clock?
  15. Prince Andrew is served sexual assault lawsuit in United States
  16. Nevada Republican Lt. Gov. candidate Mack Miller being dragged out of the Clark County Commission meeting today
  17. Fans at the Mariners' game brought their dogs to the ball park to hold up their dog for the chance to be featured on the Simbacam
  18. My definition of peace. A community where kids leave their bikes at the school bus stop.
  19. Earthquake!
  20. And, it's begun!
  21. FBI busts Capitol rioter who kicked cop down a flight of stairs after calling him a ‘traitor’
  22. It’s me. I’m the idiot. With a good reason for being an idiot.
  23. Son telling a joke to his mother
  24. A gentle reminder to any journalists who will/want to write about this sub: NONE OF US WANTS THIS SUB TO EXIST.
  25. The world is not ready to overcome once-in-a-century solar superstorm, scientists say
  26. Mobile games summed up
  27. A footage shows Arizona man being shot dead by cop when he answered the door with his hands up in the air.
  28. Jumping over the counter
  29. Jumping over the counter
  30. No Recoil AR
  31. This is the best bit I’ve ever seen
  32. Autopsy confirms remains found in Wyoming are Gabby Petito's, FBI says
  33. Inspiration 4 Crew Opening The SpaceX Dragon Cupola For The First Time
  34. Was i too harsh lol. Short bros i got u
  35. This message was brought to you by Beth from electronics.
  36. Senior Dog Abandoned At Gas Station Becomes The Cutest Full-Time Employee
  37. The Trump Campaign Knew the Dominion Voting Machine Stuff Was Nonsense When They Started With It A newly uncovered internal memo closes the case on the big scam.
  38. Maybe maybe maybe
  39. Had to share this! Credit: Suchao Prowphong
  40. TIFU by unknowingly having sex with one of my students
  41. How you remove a ex from your family picture with Photoshop
  42. Tired of being expected to be an independent, high-earning, house-trophy wife.
  43. There’s nothing more relatable in amateur porn than hearing the chirp of a smoke detector battery in the background.
  44. Anon sees a girl
  45. pools starting to boil like a kettle, after a volcano erupts near them
  46. pools starting to boil like a kettle, after a volcano erupts near them
  47. Adopted him today, he loves cuddling. Name suggestion please?something simple to pronounce
  48. [Madani] The Blue Jays are not happy. Last night in the 6th, Kevin Kiermaier slid into home plate and grabbed a card (video here). That card, I'm told, was from Alejandro Kirk's wrist band that fell out on the tag. On the card: the Blue Jays' game plan on pitching to Rays' hitters.
  49. This is my mom's dog, Dixie. She is exactly as smart as she looks.
  50. The Evergrande Crisis isn’t FUD; Get ready for big dips in the next week
  51. If GIM fails because of streamers - I'm done.
  52. Poor kid's mom walked in on him
  53. How the fuck do you develop belief in yourself?
  54. Post a funny gif which hints on a character you want in smash. I try to guess it. Here is my gif for you guessing.
  55. Was gone for less than 48 hours and left him 4 bowls of food, 4 bowls of water and a clean litter box….
  56. 'The Last Duel' character posters
  57. Paparazzi harassing Kayne outside his house at 4am
  58. Embarrassing, indeed
  59. LPT: Here's some advice my dad gave me: If you want to find out for yourself if that girl is right for you, plan a long holiday with her
  60. Don’t blame the victim
  61. Hol up tikktokkers !!!!! 😍😍
  62. That is some top tier advice 🙏🏽👏🏽
  63. I am having a difficult time leaving my home to go back to office!
  64. Most popular European countries among Britons
  65. R2 ain’t no snitch
  66. 🔥 Bald Eagle walking amid a flock of sea gulls 🔥
  67. Another reason why the Pokedex seems to be written by actual 10-year-olds
  68. "Fucken scary" - The moment the earthquake hit the ABC studio.
  69. Today I understand why dad jokes are a true stereotype
  70. i specificaly asked for no sauce
  71. 32 year old obsessed with good TV show dramas (GoT, Breaking Bad, Sopranos) gamer & administrator by day. Give me your worst.
  72. 9/21/21
  73. Joe Rogan out for UFC 266 and replaced by Paul Felder. Rogan already missed UFC 265 last month and will miss UFC 267 in Abu Dhabi.
  74. Cursed food
  75. As I’m manoeuvring my Triceratops through Alien Invasion London.. I notice the same building appears 3x in different locations. So sick of these developers not taking realism seriously in their games!!!
  76. To answer a question
  77. [NSFW] Diamond Strength, Me, Photography, 2017
  78. Holocouncil (updated)
  79. Must be some weird spell
  80. I had a bit of a mental breakdown this morning and called in to work. My boss understood and sent me a picture of a turtle to help me feel better.
  81. What's this guy looking at
  82. There's nothing wrong with only playing 5E goddamnit.
  83. CMV: there’s no such thing as a “religious exemption” from vaccines
  84. I mean, when you put it like that...
  85. "It doesn't look like anything to me." 👮‍♂️
  86. Blursed decisions
  87. If it's legal for people to hang fake testicles from the back of the trucks, could I put a giant vagina with a big inflatable clit on the back of my truck? Where's the line drawn?
  88. Stolen from r/Canada post, but shows how important CBC is to Canadians.
  89. State Electoral Vote/House Seat changes due to 2020 Census.
  90. Traffic light
  91. [homemade] French Onion Grilled Cheese
  92. She donated 30 " of her hair to make wigs for kids with cancer.
  93. Marilyn Monroe was adorable
  94. The hardest lessons that you have to learn in the dating scene
  95. Tis the season! 💖 (Not my picture)
  96. Robert McGee was a survivor of being scalped in 1864 at the age of 13
  97. 🤚
  98. r/leagueoflegends be like
  99. Any suggestions?
  100. Looking Down an Abandoned ICBM Silo in Russia

The Verge

  1. iOS 15.1’s first beta suggests we could see SharePlay soon
  2. The first patient testimony about a Theranos test result: a miscarriage that wasn’t
  3. The best deals on true wireless earbuds right now
  4. How to fix Deathloop ‘stuttering’ issues on PC
  5. The Oversight Board wants answers about Facebook’s celebrity moderation program
  6. Wyze’s new pan & tilt cam can see everywhere
  7. Shang-Chi will start streaming on November 12th as part of Disney Plus Day
  8. The Google Pixel 6 Pro may have been leaked in a brief hands-on video
  9. At pivotal points in human spaceflight, NASA undergoes major reorganization
  10. Paramount Plus announces new streaming bundle with Showtime included

Wired

  1. The iOS 15 Privacy Settings You Should Change Right Now
  2. Apple's iPhone 13 Pro Is Oddly Light on Pro Features
  3. The Fitbit Charge 5 Is Our New Favorite Fitness Tracker
  4. iPhone 13 and 13 Mini Review: Time to Upgrade
  5. Amazon Just Introduced Three New Kindle Paperwhites
  6. In a Tiny Arctic Town, Food Is Getting Harder to Come By
  7. These Deepfake Voices Can Help Trans Gamers
  8. Why Does Asthma Get Worse at Night?
  9. Meet the Voice Actress Behind Kena: Bridge of Spirits
  10. Apple's iOS 15 Is Here—These Are All the Top New Features
  11. Why Flight Is So Controversial in Online Games
  12. Y: The Last Man Isn’t About Politics—It’s About Survival
  13. What Music Labels Learn When You Pre-Save Music
  14. The Best Phones With an Actual Headphone Jack
  15. Floods Have Swamped the US. The Next Health Problem: Mold
  16. AI Can Write Code Like Humans—Bugs and All
  17. The Perfect Wireless Earbuds for Every Need
  18. The Best Hiking Apps to Keep from Getting Lost
  19. A Mathematician's Guided Tour Through Higher Dimensions
  20. The Nokia XR20 Is Today’s Sturdy Android Brick Phone

LifeHacker

  1. Do Instagram Hashtags Belong In the Caption or Comments?
  2. How (and When) to Wean Your Baby Off Formula
  3. How to Borrow iCloud Storage for Free to Transfer Data to Your New iPhone
  4. 10 Ways to Get Kids to Open Up About Their Day, According to Lifehacker Readers
  5. How to View All Open Windows for Any iPad App
  6. Why You Should Never Line Your Oven With Foil
  7. 7 Ways to Repurpose Your Attic (for More Than Just Storage)
  8. How to Speed Up Your Apple Watch Updates
  9. When Do You Really Need to Preheat Your Oven? (And How to Do It Faster)
  10. Every iPadOS 15 Keyboard Shortcut Worth Knowing About
  11. How to Fix an Old Doorknob That Sticks
  12. How Your Emojis Are Being (Mis)Interpreted If You're Texting People Under 25
  13. How to Add Exceptions to Your Phone's 'Do Not Disturb' Mode (and Why You Absolutely Should)
  14. StubHub Might Owe You a Refund For Canceled Events in 2020
  15. You Should Fry Stuff In Your Cheese Crisps
  16. 8 Ways to Make Your Old Smartphone Feel New Again
  17. The ‘Storage Space’ Under Your Bed Is a Mess (but You Can Do Better)
  18. Don’t Throw Away Dead Leaves From Your Lawn (Do This Instead)
  19. You Should Embrace Safari's New Search Bar, Actually
  20. 10 Documentaries You Should Watch That Are Scarier Than Horror Movies
  21. 10 Baby Items New Parents Absolutely Do Not Need
  22. What to Do With Mushy Bananas If You're Tired of Banana Bread
  23. How Much Money Do You Really Need in Your Emergency Fund?
  24. How to Rearrange or Delete Your Home Screens in iOS 15
  25. How to Log In to Windows Without a Password

The Onion

  1. Hospital ICUs At Capacity With Reporters Covering Anti-Vaxxers Dying From Covid
  2. Millionaire Robert Durst Found Guilty Of First-Degree Murder
  3. Celebrity Sighting! The Raccoon Sly Cooper Was Based On Just Made A Public Appearance For The First Time In Years To Bite A Child
  4. How U.S. Schools Are Staying Safe From Covid
  5. The Great Fright Way
  6. Athletes Share The Worst Questions They've Been Asked By The Media
  7. Signs Your Landlord Is Definitely Taking Advantage Of You
  8. Study: Marijuana Ranks Among Best Treatment For Persistent Existence
  9. Hundreds Of Migrating Songbirds Crash Into NYC Skyscrapers
  10. Study Finds First 72 Hours Crucial To Determining Whether Missing Person Case Goes Viral
  11. Report: All The People, Living Their Lives, Where Are They Going
  12. British Courts Seal Prince Philip’s Will For 90 Years
  13. Beneath Veneer Of Perfect Suburban Life Lies Pleasant Family With Several Fun Lawn Games
  14. Relieved Ecologists Announce Rising Sea Levels Were Due To Clump Of Hair Clogging Drain At Bottom of Ocean
  15. So-Called Diehard Fan Won’t Even Leap Over Stadium Railing To Catch T-Shirt
  16. Signs Your Partner Is Not Sexually Satisfied
  17. Archaeologists Discover Neolithic People Took Couple Weekend Trips To Get Feel For North America Before Deciding To Migrate Across Land Bridge
  18. Seal Lying In Sunbeam Could Be Depressed And You’d Never Know
  19. Scientists Identify Key Conditions To Set Up Creative ‘Hot Streak’
  20. One Out Of Every 500 Americans Have Died From Covid Since Beginning Of Pandemic
  21. Lack Of Concrete Dinner Plans Leaves Power Vacuum Filled By Radical Pro-Tapas Fanatics
  22. Study Finds Virus Frequently Fooled By Fake Vaccine Card
  23. Study: 86% Of Families Hoarse From Screaming By Time They Arrive At Outlet Mall
  24. New Madden ‘Owner Mode’ Allows Players To Customize Concussion Study Findings
  25. Something To Consider, ‘Earthbound’ Fans: It Appears Peaceful Means Of Bringing About An ‘Earthbound’ Rerelease Have Failed You Yet Again

The Register

  1. Philippines approves digital services tax on streaming services, apps, even SaaS
  2. Japan, Singapore, perhaps the whole world.... Get ready for robot waiters from Softbank and Keenon
  3. Break out your emergency change process and patch this ransomware-friendly bug ASAP, says VMware
  4. Database containing personal info on 106m people who traveled to Thailand found open to the internet – report
  5. Now America's financial watchdog probes 'frat house' Activision Blizzard
  6. Suex to be you: Feds sanction cryptocurrency exchange for handling payments from 8+ ransomware variants
  7. SEC takes legal action after crowdfunded marijuana investment scheme appears to go up in smoke
  8. Canonical gives administrators the chance to drag their feet a bit more on Ubuntu upgrades
  9. US Congress ponders setting up permanent UFO investigation office
  10. Open Source Jobs Report: Explosive cloud growth knocks Linux off top spot for desired skillsets
  11. JEDI contract might be no more, but case should live on, says Oracle: DoD only wants Amazon, Microsoft for new cloud deal
  12. Fivetran snags $565m funding round as Snowflake attempts to eat its lunch with in-house data integration tools
  13. UK's Surveillance Commissioner warns of 'ethically fraught' facial recognition tech concerns
  14. Fix network printing or keep Windows secure? Admins would rather disable PrintNightmare patch
  15. Raspberry Pi's trading arm snags £33m investment as flotation rumours sink
  16. UK Ministry of Defence apologises after Afghan interpreters' personal data exposed in email blunder
  17. Over 9 months late, England's highways agency launches contract to buy £1bn in IT
  18. Edge computing has a bright future, even if nobody's sure quite what that looks like
  19. We're all at sea: Navigation Royal Navy style – with plenty of IT but no GPS
  20. This is your final warning to re-certify, Red Hat tells tardy sysadmins
  21. China discloses new space tech: Coloured cargo labels to replace beige ones taikonauts found fiddly
  22. Macmillan best-biscuit list unexpectedly promotes breakfast cereal to treat status
  23. 3.4 billion people live within range of a mobile network but lack a device to make the connection
  24. NASA hopes VIPER rover will search for water in Moon's Nobile crater in 2023
  25. Mafia works remotely, too, it seems: 100+ people suspected of phishing, SIM swapping, email fraud cuffed
  26. Chips'n'China on the agenda as the Quad – Japan, India, Oz, US – prepares to meet
  27. Amazon Web Services set to support more Asia-Pacific currencies for customer bills
  28. Twitter offers to cough up 80 days of annual sales to settle 'false' user count lawsuit
  29. Apache OpenOffice can be hijacked by malicious documents, fix still in beta
  30. Eco-friendly warning from UK tech trade group: Some of you have dirty green credentials
  31. A Burger King where the only Whopper is the BSOD font
  32. Like a phoenix rising from the smouldering ruins of its data centre, OVH sets sights on IPO
  33. GitLab all set to go public as revenues – and losses – rise
  34. Kali Linux 2021.3 released with new tools
  35. Don't forget to leave a rating: Amazon chairman meeting with UK prime minister to talk taxes
  36. Clegg on its face: Facebook turns to former UK deputy PM to fend off damaging headlines
  37. Yikes, tough crowd: Only 30% of German-speaking users are happy with SAP's cloud push
  38. US Federal Aviation Administration issues draft assessment of SpaceX Super Heavy impact
  39. Crank up the volume on that Pixies album: Time to exercise your Raspberry Pi with an... alternative browser
  40. Three UK says its 5G plans are under threat if tower merger with Euro giant Cellnex is blocked
  41. It's the end of the world as we know it, and we should feel fine
  42. A low-key good experience for Thor-oughly new penguins: Elementary OS 6, aka Odin
  43. I would drive 100 miles and I would drive 100 more just to be the man that drove 200 miles to... hit the enter key
  44. Chip glut might start in 2023, says IDC, and auto-chip traffic jam could clear this year
  45. If you’re plotting AI success, you need graph algorithms
  46. China's taikonauts return from heavenly palace after 92-day mission
  47. -Werror pain persists as Linus Torvalds issues Linux 5.15rc2
  48. Tick, tick, tick … TikTok China just limited kids to 40 minutes' use each day
  49. Thanks, Sir Clive Sinclair, from Reg readers whose careers you created and lives you shaped
  50. Space tourists splash down in Atlantic Ocean after three days in orbit

TechMeme

  1. Turkey-based Intenseye, which uses computer vision and AI to monitor workplaces and staff for safety violations, raises $25M Series A led by Insight Partners (Dan Taylor/Tech.eu)
  2. eVisit, a SaaS startup helping hospitals and health care systems provide telehealth services, raises $45M Series B led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management (Garrison Wells/FierceHealthcare)
  3. Pager, a virtual healthcare platform for helping patients from initial triage to follow-up care, raises $70M Series C, as a mix of equity and debt (AlleyWatch)
  4. Provi, an online marketplace that lets bars and restaurants order beverages from distributors in one central location, raises $75M Series C at a $750M valuation (Jim Dallke/Chicago Business Journal)
  5. Indonesia-based Evermos, a halal-focused social commerce startup catering to small businesses, raises $30M Series B led by UOB Venture Management (Catherine Shu/TechCrunch)
  6. Lithuanian government recommends ditching Chinese phones after finding Xiaomi devices with censorship capabilities that can be activated remotely (Andrius Sytas/Reuters)
  7. Source: ahead of its NYSE debut, Toast prices its IPO at $40 per share, above its original $30-$33 range, which would give it a market cap of ~$20B (Ari Levy/CNBC)
  8. Blockdaemon, which offers blockchain staking infrastructure, raises $155M Series B led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 at a $1.26B valuation (James Rubin/CoinDesk)
  9. SEC's Gary Gensler says stablecoins are a risk to consumers, like "poker chips at the casino", and equates crypto boom to "wildcat banking" in the 1830s (Tory Newmyer/Washington Post)
  10. Blizzard's chief legal officer Claire Hart leaves Activision Blizzard amid a series of high-level departures (Ari Notis/Kotaku)
  11. Shareholders allege Facebook conditioned its $5B Cambridge Analytica settlement on the FTC dropping plans to sue and depose Zuckerberg (Leah Nylen/Politico)
  12. Sources: last month Zuckerberg agreed to show users positive stories about Facebook via News Feed; Facebook says it ran only a small test with labeled posts (New York Times)
  13. macOS is susceptible to running arbitrary code when a user opens a malicious .inetloc file, and Apple's first attempt to silently fix the issue failed (Sergiu Gatlan/BleepingComputer)
  14. Adobe Q3: record revenue of $3.94B, up 22% YoY, Digital Media revenue of $2.87B, up 23% YoY, but ARR figures barely exceed estimates; stock down ~4% after hours (Wallace Witkowski/MarketWatch)
  15. Twitch and NMPA reach deal after tensions over takedown notices; sources: deal doesn't include music licenses, and Twitch will warn users before suspending them (Tatiana Cirisano/Billboard)