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  1. Conservative MP arrested on suspicion of rape
  2. Mariupol: Ukraine doing everything to save remaining fighters
  3. Half of new nurses and midwives come from abroad
  4. Northern Ireland: Liz Truss sets out new law on post-Brexit trade deal
  5. Amber Heard denies striking Johnny Depp and doctoring photos
  6. Leiland-James Corkill: Laura Castle guilty of murdering baby
  7. Charles and Camilla visit Canada on royal tour to mark Platinum Jubilee
  8. Dallas salon shooting investigated as hate crime
  9. Ivan Kuliak: Russian gymnast given one-year ban for wearing pro-war symbol on podium next to Ukrainian
  10. PC fired for not investigating woman's murderer
  11. Cost of living: Police officers 'struggling' with low pay
  12. Southampton 1-2 Liverpool: Takumi Minamino and Joel Matip goals take title race to final day
  13. Social platforms' Buffalo shooting response called inadequate
  14. The Papers: Tory MP rape arrest and Wagatha husbands 'at war'
  15. China's silenced feminist: How Sophia Huang Xueqin went missing

Hacker News

  1. I want an iPhone Mini-sized Android phone
  2. Plagiarized in a plagiarism atonement essay
  3. Gophie – modern gopher client for Windows, Mac, Linux
  4. Solar-powered desalination device wins MIT $100K competition
  5. Everything you ever wanted to know about terminals
  6. NaturalSpeech: End-to-End Text to Speech Synthesis with Human-Level Quality
  7. Using a "proper" camera as a webcam
  8. The Unix-HATERS Handbook (1994) [pdf]
  9. Heroku CI and Review App Secrets Compromised
  10. Picasso's self portrait evolution from age 15 to age 90
  11. Rippling and the Return of Ambition
  12. A dev's thoughts on developer productivity
  13. Let's build a distributed Postgres proof of concept
  14. Riot Games Tech Blog: Artificial Latency for Remote Competitors
  15. Gato – A Generalist Agent

r/Reddit frontpage

  1. [OC] Gary Sinise here. My amazing Foundation surprised me with my very own "Lieutenant Dan Van!"
  2. Canada moves to ban sanctioned Russian nationals from entering country
  3. Tiny floof with tiny claws
  4. ▶1993 - "Tombstone" - Johnny Ringo meets Doc Holliday
  5. Now this is a good loading screen tip
  6. Georgia students sue over blocked protest against rebel flag
  7. ▶I design unnecessary things and these are the Sink Splash Stoppers.
  8. ▶Amber Heard admits, under oath, that she would hit and throw things at Johnny Depp
  9. Tops Employee Says 911 Hung Up On Her During Buffalo Mass Shooting
  10. Study: Young Adults' Consumption of Alcohol, Cigarettes, Other Substances Fell Following Marijuana Legalization
  11. It's no one's business who purchases Plan B, period
  12. TIL that when Abraham Lincoln took off his Stovepipe Hat to give his first Inaugural Address, he awkwardly looked around for a place to put it. The losing Presi…
  13. Smoke is a liquid
  14. Rian Johnson’s Star Wars Trilogy Has Been Delayed at Lucasfilm
  15. TIFU by causing abrupt chaos on a Zoom meeting.

Lobsters

  1. I wanted to see how much CI you can get for free so I compared some of the top services
  2. JSON is not a YAML subset
  3. Towards Holistic Systems
  4. My recommended Firefox addons for 2022
  5. Let's build a distributed Postgres proof of concept
  6. My Unholy Battle With a Rock64
  7. Inkscape 1.2 released
  8. Why I no longer recommend Julia
  9. Raptor CS: Fully Owner Controlled Computing using OpenPOWER
  10. Professional Programming: The First 10 Years
  11. Dolphin Progress Report: February, March, and April 2022
  12. How to Learn Nix, Part 47: New and unimproved shells
  13. JEP 428: Structured Concurrency (Incubator)
  14. Memory Safeish Hare
  15. CLI argument parser for Bash scripts and functions

r/programming

  1. Apple might be forced to allow different browser engines by proposed EU law
  2. TIL: you can change the display width of tab characters in your GitHub settings if you don't like 8 character indentation
  3. Dolphin Emulator - Dolphin Progress Report: February, March, and April 2022
  4. Machine learning finds fluoride battery materials that could rival lithium | Research
  5. Professional Programming: The First 10 Years
  6. A dev's critique of OAUTH2, based on their experience. "OAUTH2 ... places the viability of [client developers'] products in the hands of corporate entities who …
  7. Twenty Minutes of Reasons to Use the RemedyBG Debugger
  8. Func-y JSON, an alternative to REST
  9. Audio Libraries Considered Challenging
  10. An Efficient Data Structure for 3D Multi-Layer Terrain and Erosion Simulation
  11. Patching an Embedded OS from 1996 with Ghidra
  12. Uncurled – running and maintaining Open Source projects for three decades
  13. Linux Insides-A book-in-progress about the linux kernel and its insides
  14. Mesa's Radeon Vulkan Driver Lands Indirect Ray-Tracing Support
  15. Arm Open Source makes a seamless migration to GitLab

Ars Technica

  1. For All Mankind sets its alternate timeline sights on Mars in S3 trailer
  2. FDA obliterates formula maker’s defense of contamination linked to baby deaths
  3. iOS 15.5 and macOS 12.4 bring updates to Podcasts, digital payments, and more
  4. Google backtracks on legacy GSuite account shutdown, won’t take user emails
  5. US road deaths increased by more than 10% in 2021
  6. There’s something seriously wrong with Homelander in The Boys S3 trailer
  7. Today’s best deals: iPad Air, recommended board games, and gaming mice
  8. NASA reveals launch dates for Artemis I through the first half of 2023
  9. Testing shows AMD’s FSR 2.0 can even help lowly Intel integrated GPUs
  10. Musk says Twitter must show data behind spam estimate or he’ll kill the deal
  11. Star Wars content flurry confirmed: New Disney+ series, film updates
  12. Kids 5 to 11 get FDA OK for COVID-19 booster doses
  13. Lenovo’s 16-inch ThinkPad claims desktop-like performance with 55 W Intel CPU 
  14. Sony reportedly forces Insomniac to stay silent on abortion rights
  15. Omicron caused spike in breathing condition in babies and toddlers, study finds

CNET

  1. Every Harry Potter Movie Ranked: From Azkaban to Grindelwald - CNET
  2. The Military Is Finally Ready to Talk About UFOs video - CNET
  3. James Bond Movies Ranked: The Best and Worst of 007 - CNET
  4. The Best Sci-Fi Movies to Watch on HBO Max - CNET
  5. 'She-Hulk' Release Schedule: When Does Episode 1 Hit Disney Plus? - CNET
  6. Best Father's Day Food Gifts for Every Dad - CNET
  7. Ken Block's Hoonipigasus Is a 1,400-HP Porsche 911 for Pikes Peak - CNET
  8. Hoonipigasus Is Ken Block's Wild New Porsche 911 Race Car - CNET
  9. The Best Fantasy Movies to Watch on Netflix - CNET
  10. Star Wars Movies and TV Shows: The Full List of Release Dates - CNET
  11. Marvel's 'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law' Has a New Trailer and a Release Date - CNET
  12. US Military Reveals Intriguing New UFO Footage - CNET
  13. Star Wars Release Dates For Andor, The Mandalorian and Ahsoka Revealed - CNET
  14. Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 4: The Full List of Release Dates - CNET
  15. Google Opens Self-Designed, All-Electric Campus in California - CNET

Boing Boing

  1. Here's a hilarious cat who tries to catch water
  2. Marjorie Taylor Greene explains how to finish college and get "that guy" to love you: Have a baby (video)
  3. This self-described "racist horrible person" is completely accurate
  4. Travel back to the 80s with this Ford LTD Country Squire
  5. Newly declassified UFO video and other key moments from today's US House hearing on unidentified aerial phenomena
  6. Get Microsoft Office Pro and 78 hours of training for an unbelievable price
  7. This moth, a type not seen since 1912, just showed up at the Detroit airport
  8. This is the world's most inconvenient convenience store
  9. More roadkill along the blockchain highway: Miami Mayor's 'MiamiCoin' a disaster
  10. NYC mayor insists the official mayoral mansion is haunted with real ghosts
  11. Lyft driver kicks racist white woman out of car. She can't believe a white man would do that (video)
  12. Mz Jones Curio is the place to shop for all of your oddity, taxidermy, and curio needs
  13. A deep underground drug-smuggling tunnel linked Tijuana to San Diego discovered
  14. These organisms are 830 million-years-old and may still be alive
  15. Watch: Coast Guard rescues a desperate dog paddling alone in the middle of a 1,200-square-mile lagoon

Core77

  1. Webinar Tomorrow: How To Nail Perfect Lighting Setups in Keyshot
  2. Hertz Adding Insane 900-Horsepower Shelby Mustangs to Their Rental Fleets
  3. Nonprofit Catalogs 25,000 Lbs. of Underwater Garbage Collected from 72 Miles of Lake Tahoe
  4. An Off-Road Electric Bike--With Gas Tanks in the Wheels
  5. An Engineer's DIY Computers with Alternative Form Factors
  6. Is This the Design Concept that LG's Rollable TV is Based On?
  7. A Portable Range Hood for Apartment Kitchens
  8. Architect's Brilliant Use of Materials Yields Self-Shading Windows
  9. Creating a Car Model with a 3D Pen: The Takeaway
  10. Sponsored: The New Grain Control Feature in Autodesk Fusion 360 Makes Aligning Grain in 3D Models a Breeze
  11. Smarter Banana Packaging: Staggered by Ripeness Level
  12. The Supersonic: A Minimal, Lightweight Scooter Made of Aluminum Strips
  13. Blast from the Past: Harry Allen's KILA Task Lamp
  14. Yea or Nay: Would You "Subscribe" to a Vehicle?
  15. Garbage Can Designs That Ditch the "Can" Part to Save Material

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

  1. Grubhub’s free lunch offer in NYC crashed its website and app
  2. Sony's latest PlayStation 5 console covers arrive next month
  3. Netflix lays off 150 mostly US-based staff
  4. Apple softens its stance on remote work amid return-to-office delays
  5. Blizzard will show off more 'Overwatch 2' on June 16th
  6. Hyundai's luxury Genesis brand opens US orders for its first EV
  7. Eve's HomeKit-only Outdoor Cam is now available for $250
  8. A Dead by Daylight dating sim will arrive this summer
  9. Ford's Argo AI begins driverless vehicle operations in Austin and Miami
  10. Meta has nearly doubled the amount of violent content removed from Facebook
  11. Apple Store employees accuse company of union busting
  12. Disney+ won’t show ads to preschoolers on its new streaming plan
  13. Plant-based 'whole' eggs could be served in US restaurants this year
  14. What to look for in an electric lawn mower
  15. Mastercard's pay-with-a-smile test is bound to rile privacy advocates (updated)

Lifehacker

  1. Noobs Should Embrace This New PlayStation ‘Gamer Dictionary’
  2. What’s Really Included in a Food’s Calorie Count (and What Isn't)
  3. How to Get a Free Fitbit or Apple Watch From Your Insurance Company
  4. The Right Way to Freeze Milk, Half & Half, and Heavy Cream
  5. How Much Sleep Do You Really Need?
  6. You Can Now Get Eight More Free COVID Tests by Mail
  7. Why You Can’t Just Order Baby Formula From Canada
  8. The Most Overrated Tourist Destinations in the US (and Where to Go Instead)
  9. The Best Ways to Get Your Kids to Listen Without Nagging
  10. How to Make a Restaurant-Quality Burger at Home
  11. How to Spot an 'Emotional Vampire' (and Know If You Are One)
  12. You Can Block Those Annoying Cookie Banners on Every Website
  13. Throw Your Neckties in the Damn Garbage Already
  14. You Can Make It Way Harder for Cookies to Track You in Edge
  15. 8 Telegram Privacy Settings You Should Enable Immediately

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  1. Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire” ❧ Current Affairs
  2. The JavaScript Tutorial
  3. Opinion | The Rich Are Not Who We Think They Are. And Happiness Is Not What We Think It Is, Either. - The New York Times
  4. You can create a great looking websites while sucking at design
  5. You're Not Losing Fat Because You're Eating Too Damn Much (Even When You Don't Think You Are) | Physiqonomics
  6. JSON and virtual columns in SQLite
  7. Introduction | Linux Inside
  8. Fly · The application-aware load balancer
  9. Cron-based backup - Litestream
  10. Fly.io: the Reclaimer of Heroku's Magic - Xe
  11. Wireless is a trap | benkuhn.net
  12. How America Reached One Million Covid Deaths - The New York Times
  13. Commands.dev - Find commands at the speed of thought
  14. COVID Home Tests | USPS
  15. coloring computers

Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers

  1. The Modern Way To Create And Host A WordPress Site
  2. Smashing Podcast Episode 46 With Vitaly Friedman: Who Is Elliot Jay Stocks?
  3. Rethinking Server-Timing As A Critical Monitoring Tool
  4. Top Tasks: To Focus On What Matters You Must De-Focus On What Doesn’t
  5. How To Use Google CrUX To Analyze And Compare The Performance Of JS Frameworks
  6. How Even Small UX Changes Can Result In An Increase In Conversion (A Case Study)
  7. Magical SVG Techniques
  8. Performance Game Changer: Browser Back/Forward Cache
  9. How To Give Effective Feedback Remotely
  10. Resilience, Flexibility And Immediacy: Working With Headless Systems
  11. Designing A Better Language Selector
  12. You Don’t Need A UI Framework
  13. Make A Wish (May 2022 Desktop Wallpapers Edition)
  14. How Partytown Eliminates Website Bloat From Third-Party Scripts
  15. CTA Modal: How To Build A Web Component

Slashdot

  1. Hong Kong Considers Blocking Telegram As Part of Crackdown On Doxing
  2. 'I Want An iPhone Mini-Sized Android Phone!'
  3. FreeBSD 13.1 Released
  4. DeepMind Unveils 'Gato' AI Capable of Completing a Wide Range of Complex Tasks
  5. Apple Now Letting Developers Automatically Charge for Some Subscription Price Increases
  6. China Chipmaker SMIC Says Phone, PC Demand Has Dropped 'Like a Rock'
  7. Angry IT Admin Wipes Employer's Databases, Gets 7 Years In Prison
  8. Russia Says It's Not Planning To Block YouTube or Cut Itself Off From Internet
  9. Software Freedom Conservancy Wins Big Step Forward For Open-Source Rights
  10. Ransomware Gang Threatens To Overthrow Costa Rica Government
  11. Microsoft Names Info-Stealers That Target Crypto Wallets 'Cryware'
  12. Fed Chair Says Interest Rates Should Have Gone Up Sooner
  13. US Officials Say Pentagon Committed To Understanding UFO Origins
  14. Google Will Start Distributing a Security-Vetted Collection of Open-Source Software Libraries
  15. Apple Delays Plan To Have Staff in Office Three Days a Week

The Next Web

  1. Why the heck does big tech think human-level AI will emerge from binary systems?
  2. Play-to-earn sells the dream of gaming for cash — so why isn’t everyone playing?
  3. Uber unveils a suite of ambitious features to make your life easier
  4. This teensy solar EV could be the future of city driving
  5. The 10,000 hour rule won’t make you a coding expert, but it’s a good start
  6. If Roe v. Wade falls, personal data could be used against people seeking abortions
  7. DeviantArt can now notify anyone whose art’s been used in NFTs without permission
  8. Watch this Tesla transform into a monstrous 6-ton tank
  9. We’re in the age of hybrid working: How to make it work for your team
  10. The future of marketing is hyper-personalization

The Onion

  1. Annoying Co-Worker Types So Loud
  2. Earth Given 50-50 Chance Of Hitting Key Warming Threshold By 2026
  3. Biden Touts Resiliency Of American Decline While Touring Factory That’s Been Closed For Decades
  4. Congress Placed On Lockdown After Deranged Man Enters Senate With Gun Control Measures
  5. L.A. Mayor To Provide Emergency Housing For Residents Who Spotted Homeless Guy In Neighborhood
  6. Astronaut Lifts Helmet To Sneak Quick Forbidden Gulp Of Space Air
  7. Dad Reads Menu With Restaurant Candle Like Archaeologist Deciphering Ancient Runes
  8. Jeer Leader
  9. ‘There’s A Razor On The Sink,’ Says Nurse Sending Patient To Bathroom To Fill Up Cup With Blood
  10. Scientists Grow Plant Seeds In Lunar Soil For First Time
  11. D.C. Street Sweeper Lays On Horn At Saluting Pete Buttigieg Standing In Path
  12. Things No One Tells You About Moving Back To Your Hometown
  13. New York City Mayor Signs Law Requiring Job Postings To Include Minimum And Maximum Salary
  14. Onion Explains: Global Nuclear Proliferation, Pt. 2
  15. ‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens

The Register

  1. Foxconn forms JV to build chip fab in Malaysia
  2. NASA's InSight doomed as Mars dust coats solar panels
  3. The ‘substantial contributions’ Intel has promised to boost RISC-V adoption
  4. FBI warns of North Korean cyberspies posing as foreign IT workers
  5. Elon Musk says Twitter buy 'cannot move forward' until spam stats spat settled
  6. Pentagon opens up about its database of 400 smudges that may or may not be UFOs
  7. AMD claims its GPUs beat Nvidia on performance per dollar
  8. Google opens the pod doors on Bay View campus
  9. Pentester pops open Tesla Model 3 using low-cost Bluetooth module
  10. Google assuring open-source code to secure software supply chains
  11. Rocket Lab is taking NASA's CAPSTONE to the Moon
  12. Alibaba Cloud adds third datacenter in Germany
  13. Hardening in the enterprise: SUSE releases Rancher 2.6.5 and NeuVector 5.0
  14. Inkscape adds multi-page support with v1.2 update
  15. Percona launches management system aimed at open-source databases

The Verge - All Posts

  1. Google’s finally straightening out its legacy free G-Suite mess
  2. Netflix has been screening new shows and movies among subscribers before their release
  3. Disney Plus with ads will keep the breaks down to four minutes per hour
  4. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law’s first trailer looks simply smashing
  5. The defunct LG Wing is getting Verizon C-band, because 5G in this country is silly
  6. Netflix is laying off 150 employees and cutting dozens from its Tudum fansite
  7. Apple slows return to office, will let employees stay remote and require masks in common spaces
  8. As the Overwatch 2 beta ends, a new Overwatch remix event begins
  9. Alexa Together review: keeping tabs on Dad
  10. PS5 console covers will be available in three new galactic colors in June

Wirecutter: Reviews for the Real World

  1. The Best Tabletop Radio
  2. 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Keep Your Bedroom Cool
  3. The Best Universal Remote Control
  4. The Best In-Wall Smart Light Switch and Dimmer
  5. These Lego-Like Bricks Make Building a Raised Garden Bed a Snap
  6. At-Home COVID-19 Antigen Test Kits: Where to Buy and What You Should Know
  7. How a Burner Browser Hides My Most Embarrassing Internet Searches
  8. America Is Grappling With a Baby Formula Shortage. Here’s How to Navigate It.
  9. The Best Indoor Security Camera
  10. The Best Instant Noodles, According to Chefs, Cookbook Authors, and Ramen Fanatics
  11. The Best Cloth, KN95, and Surgical-Style Masks for Kids and Toddlers
  12. The Best Dehumidifiers
  13. Why We Love the Suede Bagel Dog Bed
  14. 5 Unexpected Things You Can Borrow From the Library
  15. Celebrate National Masturbation Month With These Sex Toy and Vibrator Deals

Wired

  1. The US Has a Plan to Document Human Rights Violations in Ukraine
  2. NASA’s InSight Mars Lander’s Days Are Numbered
  3. Your iPhone Is Vulnerable to a Malware Attack Even When It’s Off
  4. The Fight for Abortion Rights Is a Battle Over History
  5. Adam Mosseri Says He Wants Big Tech to Give Up Control
  6. Everything You Need to Make Beer, Wine, Cider, and Mead
  7. The Internet Origin Story You Know Is Wrong
  8. The 6 Best Camping Stoves for Your Next Outdoor Adventure
  9. The 30 Best Gift Ideas for the New Grad in Your Life
  10. Drones Are Turning Into Personal Flying Machines
  11. The RedMagic 7 Pro Is a Gaming Powerhouse
  12. The US Military Is Building Its Own Metaverse
  13. This Gene Mutation Breaks the Immune System. Why Has It Survived?
  14. Widely Available AI Could Have Deadly Consequences
  15. How to Order Your Free At-Home Covid-19 Tests

Mac OS – OS X Daily

  1. How to Delete /AppleInternal from Mac
  2. macOS Monterey 12.4 Released to Download
  3. How to Screen Record an Android from Mac
  4. How to Get the Older Style MacOS Alert Dialog Back
  5. How to Check SHA512 Checksum on Mac
  6. How to Stop Discord Opening at Startup on Mac
  7. How to Type Upside-Down Exclamation Point on Mac ¡!
  8. How to Disable Live Text on Mac
  9. Easily Bulk Download & Install Mac Apps with macapps.link
  10. How to Create Local Backups of Notes on Mac
  11. Fix iCloud Errors & “Can’t Establish Secure Connection with idmsa.apple.com” on MacOS Sierra & High Sierra
  12. How to Type the Upside Down Question Mark on Mac ¿
  13. How to Remove Extensions from Chrome on Mac & PC
  14. How to Use the Gender Neutral Siri Voice
  15. Tap to Click Not Working on Mac? Here’s How to Fix It

MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors - All Stories

  1. Apple Machine Learning Director Who Left Over Office Return Policy Joins Google
  2. How to Silence An Alarm on a Family Member's iPhone Using Your Own iPhone
  3. Apple Facing Lawsuit After AirPods Allegedly Ruptured Child's Eardrums With Amber Alert
  4. Apple Reinstating Employee Mask Mandate at Approximately 100 U.S. Retail Stores
  5. Apple Releases Swift Playgrounds 4.1 for iPad and Mac
  6. Eve Launches First Outdoor Camera With HomeKit Secure Video
  7. Genesis Now Selling GV60 With Ultra Wideband Car Key Integration
  8. Apple Delays Plans for Return to Office Three Days a Week, Masks Required in Common Areas Amid Rising COVID Cases
  9. Nomad Launches New Sport Band Slim for Apple Watch
  10. Apple Music to Livestream Select Concerts, Starting With Harry Styles This Friday
  11. Apple's Struggles With Long-Rumored AR/VR Headset Detailed in New Report
  12. Ecobee's New HomeKit-Enabled Smart Thermostat Premium Launches for $249
  13. Deals: Amazon Taking Up to $90 Off Apple's iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Mini
  14. Apple Previews New Door Detection, Apple Watch Mirroring, and Live Captions Accessibility Features
  15. iPhone 14 Cases Offer Best Preview Yet of Relative Camera Bump Sizes
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