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Today’s links:

• WordPress + React css-tricks.com #

• Designing For A Browserless Web www.smashingmagazine.com #

• Amazon is flooding the zone with new cloud A.I. tools that translate, transcribe, and track people www.cnbc.com #

• Get started with Docker for Mac docs.docker.com #

Today’s links:

• Chrome DevTools - Performance monitor hospodarets.com #

Today’s links:

• Detecting mobile browsers with one line of JavaScript medium.com #

• DRM's Dead Canary - How We Just Lost the Web, What We Learned from It, and What We Need to Do Next www.eff.org #

Today’s links:

• A handy guide to financial support for open source github.com #

Today’s links:

• You Might Think You Hate Crowded Stores, but Science Says Otherwise www.racked.com #

• Russia will now label the reporting of global news outlets as the work of “foreign agents” qz.com #

• The 'masculine mystique' – why men can't ditch the baggage of being a bloke www.theguardian.com #

• A minimalist guide to tmux medium.com #

• How can I page up or down in tmux on OSX? unix.stackexchange.com #

• How to remove/hide all Google Analytics data associated with a specific page? stackoverflow.com #

• More than a Million Pro-Repeal Net Neutrality Comments were Likely Faked hackernoon.com #

• Linux champion Munich will switch to Windows 10 in €50m rollout www.zdnet.com #

• FCC doubles down on its dead-wrong definition of how the internet works techcrunch.com #

Today’s links:

• mail-tester - Test the Spammyness of your Emails www.mail-tester.com #

• Google Analytics Reporting API v4 developers.google.com #

• Report for exceptions from Google Analytics exception tracking stackoverflow.com #

• How To Make A Thanksgiving Leftovers Pastie digg.com #

• Sexual harassment doesn't just happen to actors or journalists - Talk to a waitress, or a cleaner www.theguardian.com #

• A Supercut Of Black Friday Shopping Chaos digg.com #

• How the sandwich consumed Britain www.theguardian.com #

Today’s links:

• Top CEOs Predict The Future Of The World digg.com #

Today’s links:

• The Fight Over Net Neutrality Is a Protection Racket nymag.com #

• "Trolla-Palooza Tour" Short www.youtube.com #

• This German Town Is Literally Cracking Apart digg.com #

• Bitcoin mining will consume all the world’s electricity by February 2020 - We probably need more Bitcoin powercompare.co.uk #

• Britain has officially abandoned its claim to be the world's fifth largest economy money.cnn.com #

• Sticky Footer with Scroll css-tricks.com #

• The Subtle Genius Of 'The Cable Guy' digg.com #

• Net Neutrality - No big deal www.youtube.com #

• A Comprehensive Guide To Web Design www.smashingmagazine.com #

• F-Shaped Pattern of Reading on the Web www.nngroup.com #

Today’s links:

• Russia to act against Google if Sputnik, RT get lower search rankings www.reuters.com #

• More than 480 web firms record 'every keystroke' www.bbc.com #

• Google Pixel Buds language translation tested www.bbc.com #

• mongo Shell Quick Reference docs.mongodb.com #

• Mel Gibson - Weinstein scandal is a 'precursor to change' www.theguardian.com #

Today’s links:

• Australian Politician's Attempt To Change The Subject From The Gay Marriage Referendum Result digg.com #

• Some people are really very excited about long thin thing from another solar system digg.com #

• This Japanese Game Show Called 'Slippery Stairs' Is Absolutely Perfect digg.com #

• The Soviet Military Secretly Mapped the Entire World www.citylab.com #

• How many holes does a straw have? digg.com #

• Let's Encrypt now holds 35% of the market news.ycombinator.com #

• Meet the People Who Listen to Podcasts at Super-Fast Speeds www.buzzfeed.com #

• Modern Media Is a DoS Attack on Your Free Will nautil.us #

• Nehru, the Patron Saint of Soviet Sexual Liberation? thewire.in #

• MPs vote 'that animals cannot feel pain or emotions' into the Brexit bill www.independent.co.uk #

• Encrypting user credentials, session & recovery data for better application security medium.com #

• The Linux Foundation is like loggers who claim to speak for the trees www.theregister.co.uk #

• Can this blogger become Russia's president? www.bbc.com #

• Amazon launches Secret Region – so secret it's endorsed by the CIA www.theregister.co.uk #

• Tattooing over my scars www.bbc.com #

• No spoilers, this is a great video, seriously digg.com #

• The Other Victims of the Sexual Harassment Fallout www.slate.com #

• How do groups work on Linux? (TL;DR running login is required to refresh your groups) jvns.ca #

• It’s our turn now. Time to relegate men to the minority status they so richly deserve www.refinery29.com #

• Pitch reel for Jim Henson's cyberpunk muppets TV series boingboing.net #

• "Epidemic" of loneliness threatening our health www.bbc.com #

Today’s links:

• Qubes OS is a security-oriented operating system (OS) www.qubes-os.org #

• Charles Manson, Cult Leader Of Brutal 1969 Murders, Dies www.npr.org #

• We Can’t Trust Facebook to Regulate Itself www.nytimes.com #

• Some 'security people are f*cking morons' says Linus Torvalds www.theregister.co.uk #

• Women Waiting Tables Get Harassed Constantly, And We Know How To Stop It www.buzzfeed.com #

Today’s links:

• How to handle more than 10 parameters in shell stackoverflow.com #

• Teaser Trailer For 'The Incredibles 2' digg.com #

• How Google Is Training Computers To Hear Like Humans Do digg.com #

Today’s links:

• Introducing security alerts on GitHub github.com #

• Web workers can be es6 modules too www.codedread.com #

• Y Combinator Cuts Ties With Peter Thiel After Ending Part-Time Partner Program www.buzzfeed.com #

• YouTube Stars Can Now Earn Brave's Browser Tokens www.coindesk.com #

• Germany bans sale of child-snooping smartwatches m.dw.com #

• Twitter confirms it’s testing a tweetstorm feature techcrunch.com #

• The New Tesla Roadster's Acceleration Doesn't Even Look Real digg.com #

• Watch This Thrilling Video Of 217 Jumpers Breaking A World Record Formation Skydive digg.com #

• The Inconvenient Truth about Smart Cities blogs.scientificamerican.com #

• AWS Amplify – a JavaScript lib for front end and mobile devs to build cloud-enabled apps news.ycombinator.com #

• What's the difference between git clone --mirror and git clone --bare stackoverflow.com #

Today’s links:

• Vimeo now supports HDR videos venturebeat.com #

• Holy Crap, Boston Dynamics' New Robot Can Do Backflips digg.com #

• This Parrot Can Turn On And Off The Lights Using An Alexa digg.com #

• How to run a cron job using the sudo command askubuntu.com #

• How To Truly Seduce Someone On A Date digg.com #

Today’s links:

• Being in on an open secret feels like doing something - But it’s not thelily.com #

• The myth of the male bimblor theweek.com #

• What In Tarnation Is This Wiggly Mass Stuck To A Tree? digg.com #

• Humpback Whale Gets Up Close And Personal With An Unsuspecting Paddleboarder digg.com #

• The Current State of Element Queries webdesign.tutsplus.com #

• How can I use mongodump to dump out records matching a specific date range? stackoverflow.com #

• proto VS. prototype in JavaScript (The Javascript Palava) stackoverflow.com #

• JavaScript - The Core - 2nd Edition dmitrysoshnikov.com #

Today’s links:

• Greggs sorry for swapping Jesus for sausage roll in nativity scene www.bbc.co.uk #

• We swapped out Lord Jesus for meat in sweet bread www.theregister.co.uk #

• Larry David Cannot Curb His Enthusiasm for ‘Mean Tweets’ About Jimmy Kimmel www.vulture.com #

Today’s links:

• Guys Set Out To See How Far They Can Drive On An 'Empty' Tank Of Gas digg.com #

• What's the proper way to handle Allow and Disallow in robots.txt? webmasters.stackexchange.com #

• “Zero tolerance” sexual harassment policies are terrible for women qz.com #

Today’s links:

• Geldof returns Dublin honour in protest over Aung San Suu Kyi www.bbc.com #

• EU preparing for possible collapse of Brexit talks www.bbc.com #

• What Japanese women think of Ivanka Trump www.bbc.com #

• Paradise Papers reveal cozy relationship between Stubhub and Canadian botmaster/scalper kingpin boingboing.net #

• This British gent lives life like it's the 1940s boingboing.net #

• They need brains - not just footballing brains or diseased brains but healthy brains from all walks of life www.bbc.com #

• 'Bullying and toxicity' in Welsh Government, says ex-aide www.bbc.com #

• Remembrance Sunday - UK falls silent to remember war dead www.bbc.com #

• Using cache-control for browser caching varvy.com #

Today’s links:

• Teen Girl Posed For 8 Years As Married Man To Write About Baseball And Harass Women deadspin.com #

• Pervasive Monitoring Is an Attack (2014) news.ycombinator.com #

• Brave new world: Welcome to the Outrage Economy scobleizer.blog #

• Lunduke interviews Richard Stallman lunduke.com #

• How to export Feedly subscriptions to OPML www.cnet.com #

• Why is this baby so overweight? www.bbc.com #

• History shows why geeks will never, ever, ever... get along www.theregister.co.uk #

• ZTE Axon M has 2 screens videosift.com #

• Kitty does not trust the cupcake wrapper imgur.com #

Today’s links:

• Guy Drops Paper Airplane At 2,000 Feet, Through Some Miracle Is Able To Catch It digg.com #

• Why Xi Jinping’s (Airbrushed) Face Is Plastered All Over China www.nytimes.com #

• Louis C.K. says "these stories are true" boingboing.net #

• Lovesense sex toys make accidental audio recordings of your sex sessions, which the company describes as a "minor bug" boingboing.net #

• Reel dilemma - are we condoning the conduct of Hollywood's tyrants by watching their films? www.theguardian.com #

• Can You Appropriate Your Own Culture? www.racked.com #

• Trevor Noah Says Trump Did A Complete 180 On His Attitude Towards China digg.com #

• Displaying a remote SSL certificate details using CLI tools serverfault.com #

• SSL Server Test www.ssllabs.com #

• Uber ‘Express POOL’ offers the cheapest fare if you’ll walk a little techcrunch.com #

• What do people say before they die? www.bbc.com #

• YouTube says it will crack down on bizarre videos targeting children www.theverge.com #

• Incapsula - DNS load balancing www.incapsula.com #

• AWS Elastic Load Balancing aws.amazon.com #

• Rackspace Cloud Load Balancers www.rackspace.com #

• Microsoft Azure - Standard Load Balancer azure.microsoft.com #

Today’s links:

• How many clients can an http-server can handle? stackoverflow.com #

• LA police investigating Hollywood paedophile ring claims made by Corey Feldman www.theguardian.com #

• Reacting to the Louis C.K. Revelations www.newyorker.com #

• Portia de Rossi accuses Steven Seagal of sexual harassment www.bbc.com #

• Brexit date and time to be enshrined in law www.bbc.com #

• Testimony - Bill O’Reilly's contract virtually allowed him to sexually harass women, unless proven in court boingboing.net #

• Canadian censor board says "fuck" OK for French speakers, but not English speakers boingboing.net #

• Using free software for HTTP load testing www.linux.com #

• beeswithmachineguns - utility for arming (creating) many bees (micro EC2 instances) to attack (load test) targets (web applications) github.com #

• Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards - 2017 Finalists www.comedywildlifephoto.com #

• Al Franken just gave the speech big tech has been dreading www.wired.com #

• Why America's Land Looks Like This From An Airplane digg.com #

• Cloudflare Load Balancing Session Affinity support.cloudflare.com #

• Does each server behind a load balancer need their own SSL certificate? serverfault.com #

• Trump tweets in China - how, and why does it matter? www.bbc.com #

• What's new in Node.js 9? nemethgergely.com #

Today’s links:

• Inside ‘DrugsLab’ - Why the Netherlands pays these hot young people to get high on YouTube mic.com #

• Nellie is panicking because of Salvia www.youtube.com #

• A Wall Of Lava Lamps Is Used To Keep The Internet Secure digg.com #

• Brexit is 'getting dramatic', says EU www.bbc.com #

• Elliott Erwitt travelled to the Soviet Union and Cuba during the Cold War, he describes his iconic photos of Richard Nixon, Nikita Khrushchev, Fidel Castro and Che Guevara www.bbc.com #

• Running the Numbers - Chris Jordan themorningnews.org #

• Location of the Microsoft Windows XP Default Wallpaper www.atlasobscura.com #

Today’s links:

• TV Shows Have Been 'Jokingly' Calling Out Kevin Spacey For Years digg.com #

• Australians Have Once Again Gone Wild At The Melbourne Cup deadspin.com #

Today’s links:

• WeWork Launching Grade School for Budding Entrepreneurs - Educating “from birth to death” www.bloomberg.com #

• How to Build a Robot That Won’t Take Over the World longislandtechnologynews.com #

• My web app died from performance bankruptcy, TL;DR Chrome team breaks web to make Chrome perform better tonsky.me #

• The facts about Apple’s tax payments www.apple.com #

• Apple has reportedly relocated its international tax residency to Jersey techcrunch.com #

• On YouTube Kids, Startling Videos Slip Past Filters www.nytimes.com #

• Bitcoin - what a waste of resources www.newscientist.com #

• When you think of freedom, remember the Charter of the Forest, not the Magna Carta boingboing.net #

• The BBC has a pidgin service boingboing.net #

• #Paradisepapers - How rich people dey dodge tax www.bbc.com #

• How Saraki, other African leaders dey 'hide money' www.bbc.com #

• BBC Pidgin Minute - All di local and world tori you suppose know in 60 seconds! www.bbc.com #

• Always on top Floating Mini Player for YouTube chrome.google.com #

• Trump urges N Korea to 'come to table' over nuclear issue www.bbc.com #

• Something is wrong on the internet medium.com #

Today’s links:

• Creating a HTTP Server in Node.js www.sitepoint.com #

• Node.js HTTP Module www.w3schools.com #

• Brazile hit Clinton campaign for treating her like a ‘whipping girl’ thehill.com #

• Seeing Earth from Outer Space pudding.cool #

• History of Shoegaze - "The landscape had been very grey. So for us, it was about sex, drugs, love. We wanted to provide an escape" www.uncut.co.uk #

• Prop Town - The Fake Rooftop Suburb that Hid a Whole WWII Airplane Factory 99percentinvisible.org #

• Internet Association Endorses Internet Censorship Bill www.eff.org #

• Webhook – incoming webhook server to execute commands github.com #

• Explosive Martin Luther King document amid JFK files www.bbc.com #

• RIP Stephen Parr, Oddball Films' eccentric archivist boingboing.net #

• Dad shares time-lapse of his daughter from birth to age 18 boingboing.net #

• ‘Termination of chaos’ - How daylight saving solved America’s clock craziness www.washingtonpost.com #

Today’s links:

• Matching word count to page size writersservices.com #

• Average word length dynamics as indicator of cultural changes in society pdfs.semanticscholar.org #

• Average number of characters per word in english language www.wolframalpha.com #

• The Boys Are Back To Their High-Flying Stunts In The 'Grand Tour' Season 2 Trailer digg.com #

• Arrow Functions in JavaScript tylermcginnis.com #

• Instead of #MeToo, French Women Say 'Out Your Pig' thin.npr.org #

• Show HN - CertStream – See SSL certs as they're issued in real time news.ycombinator.com #

• Donald Trump embarks on marathon tour of Asia www.bbc.com #

• Raver tots - Parents and toddlers embrace rave culture together www.bbc.com #

• Glazzed Carrots - Also good cooked with orange juice www.yummly.com #

• Largest Node.JS best practices list - Curated from the top ranked articles and always updated github.com #

• Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos sold more than $1 billion worth of stock this week www.theverge.com #

• The Timelessness of the Middle Finger melmagazine.com #

• Tim Minchin - Nine life lessons videosift.com #

• Pope confesses he sometimes seeks shut-eye while praying boingboing.net #

Today’s links:

• Donald, you're fired - 'Lone Twitter staffer' deletes Trump's account www.theregister.co.uk #

• What is 2017's word of the year? www.bbc.com #

• Asynchronous Styles in Javascript medium.com #

• How Human Beings Almost Vanished From Earth In 70,000 B.C. www.npr.org #

• A “Silicon Valley” actor is terrified by what’s happening in Silicon Valley qz.com #

• South Korea police campaign against hidden camera pornography www.bbc.com #

• Catalonia crisis - Protests as ex-ministers held in Spanish custody www.bbc.com #

Today’s links:

• The Future of Loading on the Web (Chrome Dev Summit 2017) m.youtube.com #

Today’s links:

• Aziz Ansari Roasted The Hell Out Of The Award Show That Just Gave Him An Award digg.com #

• Wendy Williams Passed Out On Live TV In Her Halloween Costume digg.com #

• Why Medieval Cats Approved of the Plague nautil.us #

• Massive ‘monster planet’ found orbiting puny star leaves astronomers stunned bgr.com #

• How to format Mongoose debug output - pretty print stackoverflow.com #