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The Crazy Things We Believed During World War II digg.com #

How can I do a scroll in a console? digitalocean.com #

The Dada Movement - 5 Lessons For Today’s Designers trydesignlab.com #

WildDuck is a scalable no-SPOF IMAP/POP3 stateless mail server with an HTTP api (node, mongo, redis) github.com #

This Is Why We Stop Liking Someone As Soon As They Start Liking Us Back digg.com #

The World's Fastest Growing Cities, Mapped digg.com #

Brexit brings Europe together as Britain starts packing its bags theguardian.com #

EU still unmoved by Spain's standoff with Catalan separatists theguardian.com #

Europe dumps 300,000 UK-owned .EU domains into the Brexit bin theregister.co.uk #

Russian spy - How big is the Kremlin's diplomatic network? bbc.com #

Ecuadoran Embassy in London cuts off Julian Assange's Internet washingtonpost.com #

Taxi drivers block traffic in Brussels to protest 'Uberisation' reuters.com #

Cisco commits $50 million to end homelessness in Silicon Valley techcrunch.com #

Zuckerberg to Facebook users: you agreed to this boingboing.net #

Mozilla’s new Firefox extension keeps your Facebook data isolated to the social network itself techcrunch.com #

Zuck to Parliament - Drop dead boingboing.net #

CodePen - Parallax Playground codepen.io #

Look At These Dumb Dogs Who Think They're Fenced In digg.com #

The time of the Internet giants is coming to an end youtube.com #

A smart city is an urban area that uses different types of electronic data collection sensors to supply information which is used to manage assets and resources efficiently en.wikipedia.org #

Jews and Arabs living side by side bbc.com #

Tim Cook Says Apple's Customers Are Not Its Product, Unlike Facebook m.slashdot.org #

Nasa's new parker probe will skim the sun's surface wired.com #

The next cold war is here, and it's all about data wired.com #

Russia will hit back against countries expelling diplomats, says Johnson theguardian.com #

Brexit - The EU perspective on the one-year countdown bbc.com #

PayPal inbox appears to be broken on iOS paypal-community.com #

HN - We're building a dystopia just to make people click on ads news.ycombinator.com #

Switzerland’s invisible linguistic borders bbc.com #

'Orange snow' baffles eastern Europeans bbc.com #

EU-UK fisheries imbalance - If the UK was in west Africa, it would be considered to be a neocolonial relationship theguardian.com #

What is the problem with social media? medium.com #

This video is a beautiful reminder to look up at the Moon theverge.com #

SpaceX rocket carved giant hole in the ionosphere engadget.com #

Here's how Zuck could use FB profile data for his own presidential run noblackmirrorthanks.blogspot.cz #

World of Ends - What the Internet Is and How to Stop Mistaking It
for Something Else (2003) worldofends.com #

Meme star "Hide The Pain Harold" takes trip of lifetime to Manchester, England boingboing.net #

Australia-UK - First non-stop flight arrives in London from Perth (17 hours) bbc.com #

Will Smith on Fallon m.youtube.com #

Russia blows up Soviet-era landmark in World Cup city aljazeera.com #

Congress passes FOSTA, Craigslist personals vanish - 'Casual encounters' & 'missed connections' gone boingboing.net #

Sex Workers Say Porn on Google Drive Is Suddenly Disappearing motherboard.vice.com #

France shooting - Hostage swap officer 'fighting for life' bbc.com #

Pixies - Surfa Rosa album retrospective - “Even now, they exist somewhere outside of time” theringer.com #

Spain Catalonia - Clashes after separatist leaders detained bbc.com #

DR Congo to shun its own donor conference in Geneva bbc.com #

Sensor firm Velodyne 'baffled' by Uber self-driving death bbc.com #

Your code is RUBBISH, says GitHub - Good thing we're here to save you theregister.co.uk #

US watchdog - Scam scammers scamming scammed in scam scam theregister.co.uk #

Trump announces tariffs on $60bn in Chinese imports bbc.com #

Protesters throw fish into Thames in Brexit deal protest bbc.com #

Facebook knows literally everything about you techcrunch.com #

Tumblr finally breaks its silence on russian propaganda wired.com #

Full Frontal - The History Of Women's Pain videosift.com #

Steve Jobs (2010) - ‘Privacy means people know what they’re signing up for’ daringfireball.net #

“The Workplace Is Killing People and Nobody Cares” gsb.stanford.edu #

Shoptalk Show - JAM Stack with Phil Hawksworth shoptalkshow.com #

China plans to hit US with tariffs following Trump trade sanctions money.cnn.com #

The best Facebook feature alternatives for deleters wired.com #

Elon Musk deletes own, SpaceX and Tesla Facebook pages after #deletefacebook techcrunch.com #

Investigators raid offices of Cambridge Analytica after search warrant granted theguardian.com #

We’re taking on Cambridge Analytica in a legal fight for data rights theguardian.com #

HN - Zuckerberg on Cambridge Analytica situation news.ycombinator.com #

The Consciousness Deniers nybooks.com #

The surveillance paradigm -
be the friction - our response to the new lords of the ring m.faz.net #

The evil genius of Cambridge Analytica was to exploit those we trust most theguardian.com #

When Putin won in 2012, Russians took to the streets - Why not this time? theguardian.com #

Facebook's casual treatment of consumer privacy is just the outer maw of a mammoth gullet of dysfunction - Your ISP is worse boingboing.net #

Sociologists examine hackathons and see exploitation wired.com #

Michael Jackson is alive, Hillary is boozing, and a Buckingham Palace Sex Ring, in this week’s fact-challenged tabloids boingboing.net #

Does Putin's Russia reject the West? bbc.co.uk #

WhatsApp co-founder tells everyone to delete Facebook theverge.com #

Trump breaks ranks to congratulate Putin on landslide election victory theguardian.com #

The Rohingya children trafficked for sex bbc.com #

I’m a black academic – that doesn't mean I want to be an expert on race theguardian.com #

Cambridge Analytica - Facebook data row academic says he is 'scapegoat' bbc.com #

Ocean plastic could treble in decade bbc.com #

Revealed - Trump’s election consultants filmed saying they use bribes and sex workers to entrap politicians channel4.com #

BlackBerry stock jumps after saying it will provide security for Microsoft Office phone apps cnbc.com #

One Way Facebook Can Stop the Next Cambridge Analytica slate.com #

How Facebook Groups Are Being Exploited To Spread Misinformation, Plan Harassment, And Radicalize People buzzfeed.com #

BBC rejects complaints over Jeremy Corbyn's 'Russian' hat bbc.com #

Alternation is the term in regular expression that is actually a simple “OR” javascript.info #

Meet The Activist Who Uncovered The Russian Troll Factory Named In The Mueller Probe npr.org #

Russia election - Vladimir Putin wins by big margin bbc.com #

Facebook employs psychologist whose firm sold data to Cambridge Analytica theguardian.com #

Hackers are so fed up with twitter bots they’re hunting them down themselves (with more bots!) theintercept.com #

Announcing gRPC Support in Nginx news.ycombinator.com #

How to find out ip address and process id which connected superuser.com #

lspci - utility for displaying information about PCI buses in the system and devices connected to them linux.die.net #

Linux - Check Network Connection Command cyberciti.biz #

10 examples of Linux ss command to monitor network connections binarytides.com #

Where are the logs for ufw located on Ubuntu Server? serverfault.com #

Winter Paralympics - GB pairs second and third at slalom halfway point bbc.com #

Secret leakage through URLs medium.com #

Don't ask wikipedia to cure the internet wired.com #

npmlog - the logger that npm uses github.com #

log4js-node - a port of log4js to node.js log4js-node.github.io #

Mayotte unrest - French island residents round up 'foreigners' bbc.com #

GB Paralympic gold - Menna Fitzpatrick and Jen Kehoe win Winter Paralympic slalom gold bbc.com #

Newspaper headlines - 'Blackout threat' as UK 'stands up' to Putin bbc.com #

Mac: Accessibility - what permissions are granted for “allow the apps below to control your computer”? superuser.com #

Free Beer - An open source beer created in 2004 by students at the IT University in Copenhagen en.wikipedia.org #

Express.js Tutorial: Building RESTful APIs with Node and Express m.youtube.com #

Suspending Cambridge Analytica and SCL Group from Facebook newsroom.fb.com #

The End of Digg Reader Is a Blow to the Chronological Internet theringer.com #

Facebook apologises for search suggestions of child abuse videos theguardian.com #

Runaway Ski Lift Goes Haywire, Flings People Out digg.com #

Why Wikipedia Works nymag.com #

Terry Gilliam Says #MeToo Movement Has Transformed Into ‘Mob Rule’ variety.com #

redis-utils-cli - node.js based command line interface (CLI) for performing pattern based Redis functions npmjs.com #

Microsoft offers $250,000 bounty to prevent the next Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws theverge.com #

Google's Equal-Pay Claim for Women Comes With an Asterisk bloomberg.com #

An Explanation Of How Formation Flying Works Told From Inside The Cockpit digg.com #

Quickly move and delete Redis keys by pattern coderwall.com #

Spoiler - Movie Theaters Are Dying Because They Mostly Suck 500ish.com #

Decentralized Governance Matters medium.com #

Wikimedia to YouTube - It’s not polite to treat Wikipedia like an endlessly renewable resource with infinite free labor; what’s the impact? theverge.com #

Microsoft reaches a historic milestone, using AI to match human performance in translating news from Chinese to English blogs.microsoft.com #

France to Take Legal Action Against U.S. Tech Giants bloomberg.com #

Git Magic - A Usage-First Guide to Git news.ycombinator.com #

The Kids in the Hall: An Oral History boingboing.net #

The Cure - Faith - Full Album youtube.com #

Which regular expression operator means 'Don't' match this character? stackoverflow.com #

mongoose - unique if not null stackoverflow.com #

Linux command to inspect TXT records of a domain serverfault.com #

Researchers say they've found 13 flaws in AMD's Ryzen and EPYC chips, which could let attackers install malware on highly guarded parts of the processor cnet.com #

Firefox 59 arrives with faster page load times, better private browsing, and Android Assist venturebeat.com #

I Think About This a Lot - Kanye West at the Katrina Telethon thecut.com #

MongoDB - aggregate $project add field with static value stackoverflow.com #

Newspaper headlines - Sanctions and 'chilling warning' bbc.com #

White working class girls traded for sex, says Telford MP bbc.com #

Stanford brainiacs say they can predict Reddit raids theregister.co.uk #

Russian boffins blow up teeny asteroids with tiny laser... to work out how to nuke the real thing theregister.co.uk #

Google will ban all cryptocurrency-related advertising cnbc.com #

The Clash - London Calling (1979) [FULL ALBUM] youtube.com #

Trump Blocks Broadcom Takeover of Qualcomm on Security Risks bloomberg.com #

Synode: understanding and automatically preventing injection attacks on Node.js blog.acolyer.org #

Pretty fascinating behind the scenes look at Reddit’s Ministry of Free Speech & Censorship, Cooperation & Conspiracy newyorker.com #

The web is under threat - Join us and fight for it medium.com #

An Illustrator Turns Kids' Ideas About Feminism Into Wonderful Drawings digg.com #

Watch This In-Depth History Of The World Speedrun Record Progression For 'Metroid' digg.com #

Making WOOD GLASS youtube.com #

Why Film Critics Were Blind to The Big Lebowski’s Brilliance newrepublic.com #

A Parable About The Dangers Of Sharing The Things You Love With The World digg.com #

A Curious Documentary About A Woman Who Has Ridden The Carousel Every Day For The Last Six Years digg.com #

What Time is it on the International Space Station? astronautabby.com #

'National Rally' - Le Pen proposes new party name for National Front bbc.com #

John McDonnell urges Labour MPs to stop appearing on Russia Today bbc.com #

HN - Dawn of the Dead NPM Packages news.ycombinator.com #

Npmcompare - Lookup the npm packages you want to compare npmcompare.com #

Grooverider - Cybernetic Jazz youtube.com #

Here's A Hot Tub Made Of Ice digg.com #

Why am I getting error for apple-touch-icon-precomposed.png? stackoverflow.com #

The Grim Conclusions of the Largest-Ever Study of Fake News theatlantic.com #

PM2 - State Management - Graceful Stop pm2.keymetrics.io #

Tracing, Debugging and Profiling Node.js with spy-js blog.jetbrains.com #

How to Increase Number of Open Files Limit in Linux tecmint.com #

It's Illegal, But These Marines Are Still Sharing Nudes Of Women In The Military refinery29.com #

Chris Coyier - Design Microsites mediatemple.net #

Bitcoin Is Ridiculous - Blockchain Is Dangerous bloomberg.com #

10 Tips for Javascript Debugging Like a PRO with Console medium.com #

Benchmark disk IO with DD jamescoyle.net #

I/O-bound vs CPU-bound in Node.js bytearcher.com #

Nodejs Profiling Tools jiajizhou.com #

Learn how to use the Linux performance analysis tool to diagnose problems, debugging or performance optimization. dzone.com #

Third party CSS is not safe jakearchibald.com #

Inside Google’s plan to turn the whole web into a massive AMP waffle, with ice scream theverge.com #

Florida lawmakers just approved to keep Daylight Savings Time all year long boingboing.net #

Tourist Places His GoPro On A Sushi Conveyor Belt And Captures Charming Vignettes Of Japanese People Eating digg.com #

Russian state TV warns 'traitors' not to settle in England theguardian.com #

Scaling Your Node.JS API Like a Boss (Part One) youtube.com #

Tendon.io - accessibility testing tool with an API tenon.io #

Front-end case studies - curated list of technical talks and articles about real-world enterprise frontend development github.com #

Accessibility for developers - building a frontend that everyone can use frontendne.co.uk #

We Write CSS Like We Did in the 90s, and Yes, It’s Silly alistapart.com #

Fontanello - browser extension that lets you display the basic typographic styles of a text by right-clicking it fontanello.oktavilla.se #

Watch This Machine Solve A Rubik's Cube In 0.38 Seconds digg.com #

Florida legislature backs new gun restrictions after Parkland school shooting washingtonpost.com #

Amazon echoes are laughing spontaneously and it's freaking people out digg.com #

Bentham finally gets some new clothes, a facial and a long needed holiday atlasobscura.com #

Apple HomePod Advert Directed By Spike Jonze digg.com #

The story of the internet, as told by Know Your Meme theverge.com #

How to setup global load balancing using Digital Ocean DNS and Nginx? stackoverflow.com #

An Introduction to DigitalOcean Load Balancers digitalocean.com #

Web page test - Test a website's performance webpagetest.org #

"With SSL Termination the traffic between the Load Balancer and the backend is unencrypted, which means it is visible to any neighbors on that network segment" digitalocean.com #

Guy Is Just Supremely Excited About His Custom-Made Leather Glove digg.com #

Bees digg.com #

Everything At The White House Is Peachy digg.com #

Ask HN - How will you manage your digital assets when you die? news.ycombinator.com #

North Korea willing to 'denuclearize,' says South boingboing.net #

James Dyson on why not every device needs to be connected techcrunch.com #

Why is my mongodb call so slow? nodejsrecipes.com #

Reddit says Russian propaganda was shared by ‘thousands’ ahead of the 2016 election recode.net #

Skateboarding Dubai's Empty Water Park Looks So, So Rad digg.com #

Playboy lawsuit over boingboing.net #

Webpack 4 Tutorial - from 0 Conf to Production Mode valentinog.com #

Performance Difference in Mongoose vs MongoDB Native Driver medium.com #

Browser-based supercomputers - the evil and the good medium.com #

How should the media cover America's racist extremists? theguardian.com #

Trevor Baylis, inventor of the wind-up radio, dies aged 80 theguardian.com #

How to trigger Node inspector by code medium.com #

How do you manage SSL for a multi-tenant application? indiehackers.com #

American regulators don’t think British airlines are so special without the EU qz.com #

FIFA rulemakers approve the use of video referees engadget.com #

Big business is hijacking our radical past. We must stop it theguardian.com #

Inquiry urges payouts for victims of postwar UK child migration scheme theguardian.com #

MI5 agents can commit crime in UK, government reveals theguardian.com #

Facebook’s tracking of non-users ruled illegal again techcrunch.com #

Ban on discussing Poland's complicity in Holocaust draws worldwide attention to Poland's complicity in Holocaust boingboing.net #

Can There Be Good Porn? mobile.nytimes.com #

Social Media Use in 2018 pewinternet.org #

China using big data to detain people before crime is committed theglobeandmail.com #

Clubbing’s new generation want good, clean fun, not hedonism theguardian.com #

How to Really See a Blind Person mobile.nytimes.com #

Why Don’t We Say ‘You’re Welcome’ Anymore? huffingtonpost.com #

Bitcoin Is Falling Out of Favor on the Dark Web theatlantic.com #

China Presses Its Internet Censorship Efforts Across the Globe mobile.nytimes.com #

Video game companies unaware of Trump’s summit on video game violence theverge.com #

We Dare You To Explain Luke’s Plan To Rescue Han In ‘Return of the Jedi’ uproxx.com #

Do trees really talk to each other? boingboing.net #

Free speech more popular than ever; only racists are less tolerated boingboing.net #

AI Cheats at Old Atari Games By Finding Unknown Bugs in the Code games.slashdot.org #

Chimpanzees, bonobos, and even humans may share ancient body language sciencemag.org #

Github survived the biggest ddos attack ever recorded wired.com #

A Conversation With David Byrne About His First Solo Album In 14 Years, ‘American Utopia’ uproxx.com #

Adobe is Developing Photoshop for Your Voice medium.com #

The Lost Art of the Makefile olioapps.com #

Malta - an island of secrets and lies newstatesman.com #

Paul Allen Wants to Teach Machines Common Sense mobile.nytimes.com #