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  1. Homes face winter power cuts in worst-case scenario, says National Grid
  2. Home Office suspends ex-Met officer over racist WhatsApp chat
  3. Nika Shakarami: Iran protester's family forced to lie about death - source
  4. Sickle cell: Black donors urged to give blood to help treat patients
  5. Liverpool dog attack: Tribute to woman killed by American bulldogs
  6. Ukraine war: 'Mother, I'm scared' - Zaporizhzhia city devastated by rocket attacks
  7. Bishopsgate: Three hurt in City of London phone-snatch stabbings
  8. Simon Thomas thanks NHS after baby born prematurely
  9. Universities told to contact students' loved ones to stop suicides
  10. UK's Truss joins big European club seeking 'new order without Russia'
  11. Eric Weinberg: Scrubs writer and producer charged with 18 sexual assaults
  12. We must challenge 'doctor knows best' attitude, bereaved mother says
  13. Iran protests: Women hang 'blood-soaked' map over highway
  14. Annie Ernaux: 'Uncompromising' French writer wins Nobel Literature Prize
  15. Children with limb difference to get 'life-changing' prosthetic arms

Hacker News

  1. Pimp My BBC Micro
  2. A Ruby program that generates itself through a 128-language quine loop
  3. Our domain and 700 non-profit sites got blocked by Meta
  4. TV backlight compensation (2020)
  5. Cloud desktops aren't as good as you'd think
  6. What does the ??!??! operator do in C?
  7. Musk's trial hasn't stopped, no matter what he told Twitter, says judge
  8. Recursive Functions of Symbolic Expressions Computation by Machine (1960)
  9. Kim Jung Gi has died
  10. Algorithmic Curation Impacts Media Exposure in Twitter Timelines
  11. Tell HN: Twitter suspends arrested Iranian tech blogger’s account
  12. NVIDIA and nouveau
  13. Google officially launches Equiano subsea cable
  14. How to kickstart and scale a consumer business by doing things that don’t scale
  15. War and Peace and War – 35 to 32B.C.E. [video]

r/Reddit frontpage

  1. At least 28 killed in attack on Thai pre-school
  2. This made me laugh while at work today.
  3. LPT: As long as you’re not hurting anyone, stop worrying about what other people think. You didn’t exist for 4.5 billion years, and you won’t exist for even a s…
  4. X is the hardest working letter. It can be used to designate porn, something unknown, a horizontal axis, Christ, mark the spot, or a kiss.
  5. Michigan library could close after town votes to defund it over 5 LGBTQ-themed books
  6. Jimmy Carter unveiling solar panels atop the White House. Ronald Reagan removed them 2 years later.
  7. Slovenia becomes first post-communist country to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption
  8. I drove by a training school for telephone linemen.
  9. TIL about the lia radiological accident, where three Georgians discovered two abandoned radioactive sources in the forest around which "there was no snow for ab…
  10. Police Union Says SDPD Officers Are Quitting Because of Oversight Commission That Doesn’t Exist Yet
  11. [OC] Love this pic if my cat I took last year
  12. A systematic review finds nature exposure has a significant restorative effect in children and adolescents, helping restore cognitive, social and behavioral res…
  13. Exclusive: Boston Dynamics pledges not to weaponize its robots
  14. PsBattle: Beaker Muppets congregating in a city at night
  15. Cancer is not killing me, misogyny is.

Lobsters

  1. Rust's Result Type is Cool
  2. So you're using a weird language
  3. Practical OCaml, Multicore Edition
  4. Just commit more
  5. Just, Nix Shell and Podman are a Killer Combo
  6. The struggles of building a Feed Reader
  7. Why We Use CUE (and Not Helm)
  8. Memories: Edinburgh ML to Standard ML
  9. That Time We Burned Down Players’ Houses in Ultima Online
  10. Routing PostgreSQL queries between read-write & read-only instances
  11. Don't worry (about writing Haskell), be happy (writing Agda instead)
  12. BBSing at 300 Bits Per Second
  13. Where Web Components Went Wrong (And How We Can Turn It Around)
  14. Postgres: a better message queue than Kafka?
  15. Is the AI spell-casting metaphor harmful or helpful?

r/programming

  1. Asahi Lina on her experience writing the M1 GPU driver for Linux in Rust
  2. WebVM: Linux Virtualization in WebAssembly with Full Networking via Tailscale
  3. Googling is one of the most important skills for every developer. Here are some tips to Google efficiently!
  4. Open source text editor I'm working on!
  5. Problem-Solving Techniques: The Sniper vs the General
  6. What Makes the Zig Programming Language Unique?
  7. Been doing Windows C++ development for 24 years now. Got laid off a year ago due to Covid bs and I dread having to return to it. Like most of you, offers fly in…
  8. Discovering novel algorithms with AlphaTensor
  9. Why layers matter in deep neural networks (visual analogy)
  10. Jesper Cockx - Don't worry (about writing Haskell), be happy (writing Agda instead)!
  11. GitHub Code Search (Preview)
  12. Glut of Fake LinkedIn Profiles Pits HR Against the Bots
  13. The struggles of building a Feed Reader
  14. Prolog... in Smalltalk. Prolog for Squeak 6.
  15. Want cleaner code? Use the rule of six

Ars Technica - All content

  1. A bold effort to cure HIV—using Crispr
  2. We are currently testing the Nvidia RTX 4090—let us show you its heft
  3. Fall COVID surge begins in Europe—and US outlook already looks rough
  4. Did an NYU professor get fired because students hate organic chem?
  5. No fix in sight for mile-wide loophole plaguing a key Windows defense for years
  6. You better watch out for David Harbour’s badass Santa in Violent Night trailer
  7. Google’s newest AI generator creates HD video from text prompts
  8. Zelle fraud is on the rise—and many victims are denied refunds
  9. Click! 2022 Nobel goes to chemistry made simple and reliable
  10. Crew Dragon launches safely, carrying first Russian from US soil in 20 years
  11. Release nears for tabbed File Explorer, taskbar updates in Windows 11 22H2
  12. The Galaxy Fold 4 is on sale for $1,499.99, up to $420 off
  13. Amazon’s Glow goes the way of the Fire Phone and dodo
  14. After cutting radar, Tesla now dropping ultrasonic sensors from its EVs
  15. Today’s best deals: Google Pixel, Surface Pro 8, Amazon Kindle, and more

CNET

  1. Google Pixel Event Live Blog: Pixel 7, 7 Pro, Pixel Watch and More Reveals - CNET
  2. Save Big With These Fall Furniture and Mattress Deals - CNET
  3. How to Apply for Student Loan Forgiveness and When the Application Will Open - CNET
  4. Factory Reset Your MacBook in 4 Easy Steps - CNET
  5. Take Advantage of Spec-tacular Savings at Lensabl With 20% Off Your Order - CNET
  6. Best USB-C Hub in 2022 - CNET
  7. With iOS 16, Here's How to Recover Deleted Text Messages on Your iPhone - CNET
  8. iPhone 14 Plus Review: For People Who Love Big Screens - CNET
  9. Daredevil's Coolest Costumes, From Marvel Comics to Netflix and Disney Plus - CNET
  10. Fire TV, Echo and More Hit New All-Time Low Prices Ahead of Amazon's Prime Day Sale - CNET
  11. Best Apple Watch Bands for 2022 - CNET
  12. Best Air Compressors for 2022 - CNET
  13. Best Self-Cleaning Water Bottle for 2022 - CNET
  14. 'She-Hulk' Episode 8 Recap: Daredevil Returns and More Marvel Easter Eggs - CNET
  15. Amazon Teases Deals for its Second Prime Day Event Ahead of Next Week's Start - CNET

Boing Boing

  1. A BBC Micro for the modern desktop
  2. Take a look at Charlie Cox's triumphant return as Daredevil
  3. Introducing Cheekmate, the wireless haptic communication system that kicks the competition in the butt!
  4. 'Pink Caftans on Parade' at Madonna Inn
  5. Woman Herschel Walker paid to have abortion is also mother of his child
  6. Here's Coolio rapping about Dexter's Laboratory in an animated music video
  7. "Unhinged Putin" and World War III in this week's dubious tabloids
  8. An exhibition of $4.99 assets in the Unity game development store
  9. Alec Baldwin settles with widower of producer shot dead on set
  10. Watch: Doggo looks for bear cubs who walked off the TV screen
  11. Pablo the goat sings in church during annual blessing of the animals
  12. Pilot sues Southwest after co-pilot allegedly locked her in the cockpit and took off his clothes
  13. Google Imagen: AI art but it's videos now
  14. 1950s pulp comic adaptations of Ray Bradbury to be republished
  15. Ozzy Osbourne launches a metalhead makeup and beauty line

Core77

  1. Specialty Industrial Hardware: Sealed-Thread, Sealed-Spindle Stainless Steel Leveling Feet
  2. A Shoji Screen Alternative? Semi-Private Rattan Weave Walls
  3. Pinarello's Gorgeous 3D-Printed High Performance Bike
  4. A Smartphone App that Can Test for COVID, by the Sound of a Cough
  5. Stone Production Methods: From Boulder to Rice Cooker
  6. McDonald's Selling Happy Meal for Adults, Complete with Toy
  7. Sponsored: Oakley's Nick Garfias and Jonathan Thompson on the importance of emotion, performance and design
  8. Citroën Breaks Design Mold with Oli EV Concept
  9. Fanny Packs—Sorry, "Cross-Body Slings"—by Hex
  10. A Speedy Robot That's Just a Pair of Legs
  11. The DarkMaster: An Unusual Modernist Flashlight
  12. Audi Demonstrates C-V2X System to Reduce Car-to-Bicycle Collisions
  13. A Minimal Laundry Hamper with a Simple Bag-Clamping Mechanism
  14. MIT Engineering Students Build a Dorm-Side Roller Coaster
  15. A Piggy Bank to Keep Track of Good or Bad Habits

Engadget is a web magazine with obsessive daily coverage of everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics

  1. Watch Google's Pixel Event here at 10AM ET
  2. Amazon's Eero Pro 6E WiFi bundle is $280 off for Prime members
  3. Uber will offer rides in autonomous Ioniq 5 taxis powered by Motional
  4. 'Overwatch 2' will no longer require legacy players to verify their phone number
  5. The Morning After: Our verdict on the Apple Watch Ultra
  6. Nanoleaf LED shapes and light bars now sync with Corsair gaming products
  7. Fast Company returns after attack that saw obscene Apple News alerts pushed to readers
  8. Apple iPhone 14 Plus review: It’s an iPhone, but bigger
  9. Uber's ex-security chief was found guilty of covering up a major data breach in 2016
  10. Google will pay Arizona $85 million over illegally tracking Android users
  11. The Internet Archive is building a library of amateur radio broadcasts
  12. Teenage Engineering and Love Hulten designed a drum machine 'with heart disease'
  13. The best wireless headphones for 2022
  14. Apple faces US labor complaint over union busting
  15. Pure’s new e-scooters are friendlier to novice riders

Lifehacker

  1. You Can Let Out Your Rage in Healthy, Productive Ways
  2. 10 of the Biggest Acting Comebacks After a Scandal
  3. Don't Thaw Your Frozen Steak Before Cooking It
  4. Add These Food Holidays to Your Calendar to Get Free Food All Year
  5. The Difference Between a Collector and a Hoarder
  6. Add Soy Sauce to Your Baked Goods
  7. How to Cope With Mental Health Struggles When Treatment Isn't Accessible
  8. Thread Counts Are Made of Lies
  9. Crocs Is Giving Out Free Shoes for 'Croctober'
  10. The States With the Best and Worst Roads
  11. Your Bathroom Decor Looks Outdated
  12. You Should Double-Fry Your Chicken
  13. What Is Heel-Toe Drop, and Does It Matter for Running?
  14. How to Fix the Wireless Charging on Your Pixel
  15. These Are the Safest and Most Walkable Cities for Halloween

Pinboard (popular bookmarks)

  1. Looria analyzes Reddit posts and comments to find the most popular products.
  2. The Steve Jobs Archive
  3. Excuse me but why are you eating so many frogs
  4. The Modern Algorithmic Toolbox (CS168), Spring 2015-2016
  5. Operation London Bridge: the secret plan for the days after the Queen’s death | UK news | The Guardian
  6. World on brink of five ‘disastrous’ climate tipping points, study finds | Climate crisis | The Guardian
  7. WikiHouse
  8. What to read to understand central banking | Hacker News
  9. Runway | Machine Learning for Everyone
  10. GitHub - meienberger/runtipi: ⛺️ Tipi is a homeserver for everyone! One command setup, one click installs for your favorites self-hosted apps. ✨
  11. Accelerate Python code 100x by import taichi as ti | Taichi Docs
  12. [NOTE: Do Not Run Until Fucking Queen Is Dead Or People Will Lose Their Shit] Queen Elizabeth Dead At 96
  13. Untitled (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61585886)
  14. Dropbox - optional_mta.pdf - Simplify your life
  15. Queen Elizabeth II has died, Buckingham Palace announces - BBC News

Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers

  1. Easy Fluid Typography With clamp() Using Sass Functions
  2. Delightful UI Animations With Shared Element Transitions API (Part 1)
  3. October Vibes For Your Desktop (2022 Wallpapers Edition)
  4. Unconscious Biases That Get In The Way Of Inclusive Design
  5. Building Your Security Strategy (Case Study)
  6. Phone Numbers For Web Designers
  7. Five Data-Loading Patterns To Boost Web Performance
  8. Meet SmashingConf New York 🇺🇸 (Oct 10–13)
  9. Lessons Learned As A Designer-Founder
  10. Things I Wish I Had Known About Angular When I Started
  11. Designing Better Inline Validation UX
  12. Smashing Podcast Episode 53 With Rémi Parmentier: Can HTML Email Use Modern CSS?
  13. What’s New In Gatsby 2022?
  14. Building A Retro Draggable Web Component With Lit
  15. Rethinking Star Ratings For Readers

Slashdot

  1. AI Eye Checks Can Predict Heart Disease Risk In Less Than Minute, Finds Study
  2. Apple Asks Suppliers To Shift AirPods, Beats Production To India
  3. European Observatory NOEMA Reaches Full Capacity With Twelve Antennas
  4. DeepMind's Game-Playing AI Has Beaten a 50-Year-Old Record In Computer Science
  5. Scientists Have Discovered a New Set of Blood Groups
  6. Spotify Acquires Company That Detects Harmful Content In Podcasts
  7. Meta To Increase Ad Load On Instagram
  8. Google Picks South Africa For Its First Cloud Region In Africa
  9. IceWM Reaches Version 3 After a Mere 25 Years
  10. Crew Dragon Launches Safely, Carrying First Russian From US Soil In 20 Years
  11. The Internet Archive Is Building a Digital Library of Amateur Radio Broadcasts
  12. Former Uber Exec Joe Sullivan Found Guilty of Concealing 2016 Data Breach
  13. Over 50% of CEOs Say They're Considering Cutting Jobs Over the Next 6 Months - and Remote Workers May Be The First Go To
  14. Google Answers Meta's Video-Generating AI With Its Own, Dubbed Imagen Video
  15. Robots Are Making French Fries Faster, Better Than Humans

The Next Web

  1. Can Italy’s first EV company change the country’s car culture?
  2. These 3 European hubs offer a better work/life balance
  3. Climate risks are a major business threat – here’s how AI can help
  4. The best coding bootcamps in Europe in 2022
  5. Securing the seas when the maritime industry’s drowning
  6. Here are the top 5 sustainable mobility companies hiring in Europe right now
  7. A new ‘common sense’ test for AI could lead to smarter machines
  8. Synthetic data is the safe, low-cost alternative to real data that we need
  9. This is how much software developers in the Netherlands are earning in 2022
  10. Find out how much software developers are making in Germany in 2022

The Onion

  1. Cop Has Weird Feeling He Forgot To Cover Something Up
  2. NFL Players React To The League’s Concussion Protocol
  3. Ye Wears ‘White Lives Matter’ Shirt At Yeezy Fashion Show
  4. Pro-Life Herschel Walker Paid For Abortion, Report Says
  5. Journalists Marvel At Maggie Haberman’s Ability To Get Man Who Never Shuts Up To Answer Questions
  6. Backwoods Dietitians Recommend Squirrel As Essential Part Of Good Eatin’
  7. Scientists Find Dolphins Only Other Mammal That Jet Ski For Pleasure
  8. Attendees Solemnly Flip Chairs Around To Sit Backwards At Coolio’s Memorial
  9. Man Starting To Suspect Chess Opponent With All Queens Hustling Him
  10. Kevin McCarthy Claims Lack Of Mental Health Services In Schools Got Him Where He Is Today
  11. Identical Twins Unconcerned After Having Bodies Swapped By Lightning Strike
  12. 2022 Nobel Prize Winners
  13. What To Say To A Partner If You Gave Them An STI
  14. Fishing Tournament Ends In Cheating Scandal After Weights Found In Walleye
  15. FEMA Requires Flood Victims To Pass Drug Test Before Qualifying For Rescue

The Register

  1. Intel inching closer to mass production of spin qubit chips
  2. Australian Federal Police arrest man suspected of exploiting Optus cyberattack
  3. Nuh-uh, Meta, we can do text-to-video AI, too, says Google
  4. Europe lagging behind South Korea, Japan, US in 5G rollout
  5. BT will back down in face of non-stop protests, says union
  6. Brexit dividend? 'Newly independent' UK will be world's 'data hub', claims digital minister
  7. AI eye-scanner can tell whether you'll croak it from a heart attack
  8. Splunk alleges source code theft by former employee who started rival company
  9. Japan testing probe to land on Martian moon Phobos, bring a chunk of it back to Earth
  10. OpenStack ends requirement for six-monthly upgrades with ‘SLURP’ plan
  11. China upgrades Great Firewall to defeat censor-beating TLS tools
  12. Former Uber CSO convicted for covering up massive 2016 data theft
  13. NetWalker ransomware scumbag jailed for 20 years
  14. Er, Musk's trial hasn't stopped, no matter what he told Twitter, says judge
  15. American software biz CEO arrested for allegedly storing election data in China

The Verge - All Posts

  1. Volvo’s EX90 electric SUV will have bidirectional charging capabilities
  2. A former Facebook engineer wants to help you make your own cell network
  3. The 2024 Honda Prologue EV will be bigger than the biggest CR-V
  4. Phones from and by Google: a visual history of the Pixel and its predecessors
  5. Peloton CEO gives company six months to prove it can survive on its own
  6. How to watch the Google Pixel launch event
  7. How to watch the Super Mario Bros. movie’s big trailer reveal

Wirecutter: Reviews for the Real World

  1. How to Clean an Oven
  2. We Tested the TikTok-Famous Stanley Adventure Quencher. It’s Good, but So Are Our Picks.
  3. The Best Men’s Jeans
  4. The Best Powerline Networking Adapter
  5. Our Favorite Advent Calendars
  6. Prime Early Access Sale 2022: The Best Preview Deals from Amazon’s October Prime Day
  7. The 29 Absolute Best, Wirecutter-Approved White Elephant Gifts Under $25
  8. The 21 Best Personalized Gifts
  9. The Best Smart Doorbell Camera
  10. The Best Alexa Smart Speakers
  11. The Best PC Gaming Controller
  12. The Best Pulse Oximeter for Home Use
  13. A One-Handed Lifter’s Adaptive Fitness Equipment Recommendations
  14. The Best Fire Extinguisher
  15. The Best 4K Monitors

Wired

  1. Are You Sure You Know What Revenge Porn Is?
  2. Meta Rethinks the Philosophy of the Facebook Feed
  3. Why Can’t You Tickle Yourself? Neuroscientists Unravel the Mystery
  4. 8 Best Electric Toothbrushes (2022): Cheap, Smart, Kids, and More
  5. Elon Musk Is Totally Wrong About Population Collapse
  6. These Are the 100 Hottest Startups in Europe in 2022
  7. The Wild History of the Beloved 'Addams Family' Pinball Machine
  8. A Coordinated Swatting Spree Is Targeting US Schools
  9. The Hottest Startups in London
  10. The Hottest Startups in Berlin
  11. The Hottest Startups in Paris
  12. The Election-Swinging, Facebook-Fueled, Get-Out-the-Vote Machine
  13. Best iPhone (2022): Which Model Should You Actually Buy?
  14. The Psychological Impact of Consuming True Crime
  15. 10 Great Outdoor Deals on Tents, Jackets, and Snow Gear (2022)

Mac OS – OS X Daily

  1. Need an Auto Clicker for Mac? Check Out MouseClicker for Free
  2. MacOS Ventura Beta 10 Available for Testing
  3. How to Refresh Software Update on Mac
  4. How to Run Snapchat on Mac
  5. Try the Fun AI Image Generator on Mac, Diffusion Bee
  6. MacOS Ventura Beta 9 Available for Testing
  7. 12 Ultra Useful Touch ID Tricks for Mac
  8. Tweeten is the Best TweetDeck Alternative for Mac
  9. Convert WEBP to JPG on Mac from Finder with a Quick Action
  10. MacOS Monterey 12.6 & MacOS Big Sur 11.7 Released
  11. MacOS Ventura Beta 7 Available for Testing
  12. Hosts File Not Working on Mac? Try This Fix
  13. How to Play iPhone & iPad Games on Mac
  14. How to Search Messages on Mac
  15. Unable to Auto Unlock Mac with Apple Watch? Troubleshoot & Fix

MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors - All Stories

  1. Lost? How to Use Backtrack on Apple Watch to Retrace Your Steps
  2. iPhone 14 Plus Reviews: Multi-Day Battery Life, Large Display, and Upgraded Cameras Make for Worthwhile Upgrade
  3. Five Apple Products You Should Avoid Buying Right Now
  4. Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 155 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements
  5. Shazam Update Adds Songs Identified by Siri to Music Recognition History in Control Center
  6. Apple Seeds Eighth Public Beta of macOS 13 Ventura
  7. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney Criticizes Apple Over App Store Price Increases
  8. Apple Music Now Allows Artists to Personalize Their Profile Page and More
  9. Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of watchOS 9.1 to Developers
  10. Stage Manager Still Has Several Issues as iPadOS 16 Nears Release
  11. Deals: Get 25% Off MagSafe Accessories and 50% Off iPhone 12/13 Cases on Verizon
  12. Google's Answer to the Apple Watch Leaks in a Closer Look Ahead of Official Reveal
  13. Video: 10 Days With the AirPods Pro 2
  14. 5 Things to Know About the iPhone 14 Plus
  15. Steve Jobs Passed Away 11 Years Ago Today
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