Hacker News

1.		Apple Confirms $1M Reward for Anyone Who Can Hack an iPhone (forbes.com)
		133 points by tareqak 1 hour ago \| hide \| 61 comments
2.		Facebook has been granted patent on shadow banning (uspto.gov)
		337 points by smsm42 4 hours ago \| hide \| 148 comments
3.		New York Attorney General Sues ExxonMobil over Alleged Climate Change Fraud (esquire.com)
		107 points by colinprince 2 hours ago \| hide \| 22 comments
4.		You've heard of “yes men”. Now learn about “no men” (2011) (rachelbythebay.com)
		114 points by derwiki 2 hours ago \| hide \| 77 comments
5.		AMD lands Google, Twitter as customers with newest server chip (reuters.com)
		718 points by jonbaer 12 hours ago \| hide \| 219 comments
6.		9th Circuit says users can sue Facebook over unlawful use of facial recognition (aclu-il.org)
		6 points by datapolitical 16 minutes ago \| hide \| discuss
7.		Living Off the Land in Linux (gtfobins.github.io)
		68 points by DyslexicAtheist 3 hours ago \| hide \| 21 comments
8.		How to Get into Farming with No Money (1980) (smallfarmersjournal.com)
		49 points by docbrown 3 hours ago \| hide \| 13 comments
9.		Uber Posts $5.2B Loss and Slowest Ever Growth Rate (nytimes.com)
		296 points by jumelles 3 hours ago \| hide \| 353 comments
10.		Who Owns Your Wireless Service? Crooks Do (krebsonsecurity.com)
		130 points by hsnewman 6 hours ago \| hide \| 32 comments
11.		The Lonely Work of Moderating Hacker News (newyorker.com)
		1204 points by lordnacho 10 hours ago \| hide \| 559 comments
12.		GitHub Actions now supports CI/CD, free for public repositories (github.blog)
		504 points by dstaheli 6 hours ago \| hide \| 191 comments
13.		A Conversation with the Team That Made Bread with Ancient Egyptian Yeast (eater.com)
		11 points by yawz 1 hour ago \| hide \| discuss
14.		Svalbard is as close as you can get to a place with open borders (thenation.com)
		147 points by daddy_drank 8 hours ago \| hide \| 211 comments
15.		Launch HN: Quirk (YC S19) – Open-Source Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
		122 points by flaque 5 hours ago \| hide \| 69 comments
16.		TV detector van (wikipedia.org)
		106 points by rishabhd 6 hours ago \| hide \| 257 comments
17.		How the new open-source typeface used by GitHub and Mozilla came to be (figma.com)
		114 points by twog 7 hours ago \| hide \| 22 comments
18.		The “Myths List” is a communication antipattern (cachestocaches.com)
		51 points by gjstein 4 hours ago \| hide \| 30 comments
19.		Racket: Lisp for Learning (lwn.net)
		186 points by chmaynard 11 hours ago \| hide \| 117 comments
20.		FCC Broadcast TV Transition (fcc.gov)
		14 points by gjsman-1000 2 hours ago \| hide \| 5 comments
21.		Why Does the U.S. Army Own So Many Fossils? (atlasobscura.com)
		7 points by sohkamyung 1 hour ago \| hide \| discuss
22.		Apple Is Locking iPhone Batteries to Discourage Repair (ifixit.com)
		274 points by miles 10 hours ago \| hide \| 202 comments
23.		The Death of Social Reciprocity in the Era of Digital Distraction (scientificamerican.com)
		205 points by headalgorithm 11 hours ago \| hide \| 103 comments
24.		MPEG1 Single file C library (phoboslab.org)
		73 points by phoboslab 5 hours ago \| hide \| 20 comments
25.		'It's crazy': Chase forgiving all debt owed by its Canada credit card customers (cbc.ca)
		15 points by electriclove 2 hours ago \| hide \| 5 comments
26.		USB-C Easy Bake Oven (2017) (reclaimerlabs.com)
		77 points by colinprince 6 hours ago \| hide \| 16 comments
27.		The market figured out Gitlab’s secret (gitlab.com)
		73 points by tosh 6 hours ago \| hide \| 44 comments
28.		Berlin’s Popular Shopping Streets Will Go Car-Free (citylab.com)
		3 points by jseliger 29 minutes ago \| hide \| discuss
29.		Show HN: I wrote a book on Python regular expressions
		153 points by asicsp 8 hours ago \| hide \| 36 comments
30.		What's Wrong with Buying a Dinosaur? (bbc.com)
		7 points by pseudolus 2 hours ago \| hide \| discuss
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