Beatport Insider October 2021: Top-Selling Drum & Bass Tracks, Artists, and Labels [beatportal]
Teenage Engineering's computer-1 DIY PC case sells out in minutes [Computer Music]
20 years of Ableton Live: a history told by the founders and developers [Future Music]
Alternative Top 100 DJs 2021, powered by Beatport [DJ Mag]
Eddington Again Releases New Single ‘Core 22’ [Mixmag]
Extend EDC Las Vegas 2021 with 25+ sets from the festival’s comeback weekend [Dancing Astronaut]
Avicii’s Final Performance Of “Levels” Uploaded To YouTube In Honor Of Its 10th Anniversary [Your EDM]
Watch Skrillex Bring Out Benny Benassi to Drop Iconic “Cinema” Remix in New York [EDM.com]
Midnight Pool Party – POTENTIAL [EDM Sauce]
MoFi Consensus – Going full-on degen with Olympus DAO, KLIMA, Abracadabra, Shiba Inu and more. [Modern.Finance]
Alisa Cohn on Prenups for Startup Founders, How to Reinvent Your Career, the Importance of “Pre-Mortems,” and the Three Selves (#539) [Tim Ferriss]
17 days until new book release! [GaryVee]
Newborn babies struggle to survive in war-torn Yemen [MSF]
How the pandemic has changed the weather in the technology industry [The Economist]
Sea urchins v kelp: the fight for California’s marine life [1843 magazine]
Forget Flexibility. Your Employees Want Autonomy. [Harvard Business Review]
Biden: We were clumsy over France submarine row [BBC News]
Pfizer Shot Cleared for Kids 5 to 11 in Pandemic Milestone [Bloomberg]
A prosecutor made gains against graft in Honduras. As probes got ever closer to President Juan Orlando Hernández, though, the government fought back. Reuters looks at the corruption and impunity leading record numbers of Hondurans to migrate north. [Reuters]
In first, Guantanamo detainee details CIA torture in court [AL-Jazeera News]
What Biden Can’t Do on Student Debt — And What He Won’t Do — Activists argue that the President could cancel student debt with the stroke of a pen, fulfilling a campaign promise. Newly uncovered documents suggest that Biden has been “reviewing” the issue for months. [The New Yorker]
These might be the first leaked photos of Intel’s Arc Alchemist graphics card [The Verge]
The coup in Sudan, explained [Vox]
Twitter now lets all iOS users ‘Super Follow’ select creators [TechCrunch] Follow me on Twitter at @IAMZAKI, I have 1,500 followers and need 10,000 followers for Super Follow!
Inside the machine that saved Moore’s Law [MIT Technology Review]
Declassified US intelligence report on COVID-19's origins says both natural transmission and lab leak theories remain 'plausible' [Business Review]
❝Enhancing NATO's coordination in the space domain will be game-changing for Allied Commanders in air, sea and land domains, as well as for Joint Commanders. Development of a well-trained and increasingly experienced space cadre is fundamental to ensuring NATO can make the best use of the increased situational awareness offered by space,❞ said Lieutenant General Pascal Delerce, Deputy Commander Allied Air Command.
Space professionals from many Allied nations have been working together to integrate Space capabilities within multi-domain operations during NATO's Exercise Steadfast Jupiter 21. [LinkedIn]
‘Yeah, we’re spooked’: AI starting to have big real-world impact, says expert — Prof Stuart Russell says field of artificial intelligence needs to grow up quickly to ensure humans remain in control [The Guardian]
Are Pre-Black Friday Deals Worth It? [The New York Times]
Democrats Are Close To Implementing Big Fines For Illegal Union Busting [Huffington Post]
Democrats Need to Count Up, Not Down — President Biden’s infrastructure “framework” can be seen one of two ways. [The Atlantic]
Ohio State Turned Its Defense Around And Looks Like A Contender Again [FiveThirtyEight]
Facebook Under Fire — Facebook didn’t share data about coronavirus misinformation [The Washington Post]
Les retrouvailles du petit bal perdu de l’Aubrac [Le Monde]
How to convince young people to get vaccinated [Mashable]
Mastodon Lawyers Tell Trump Social Network to Make Source Code Public [VICE News]
How to Cancel $3.2 Million of Debt for 20,000 People who went through the Carceral System [The Intercept_]
What’s at stake at COP26—the crucial global climate summit [National Geographic]
When can kids under 12 get their COVID-19 vaccination shots? Here's the timeline [NPR]
Few working poor get to vote on unions. Can California change that? [CapRadioNews]
Préférence nationale, un remède de charlatan [Le Monde diplomatique]
Who Controls the Seas? [Foreign Policy]
The Inevitable Rivalry — America, China, and the Tragedy of Great-Power Politics [Foreign Affairs]
Time to Pursue Arms Control With North Korea [The Diplomat]
Why NATO is Practicing Nuclear Strike Missions [The Cipher Brief]
Is the Great Neutrino Puzzle Pointing to Multiple Missing Particles? [Quanta Magazine]
Le hibou dans le donjon! Owl — Pour célébrer #Halloween, sur cette #PhotoDeLaSemaine la visite d'un étrange visiteur dans un bureau du centre de données du CERN. Délivre-t-il du courrier à un sorcier ou une sorcière ? ⚡ [CERN_FR]
Sun Releases Significant Solar Flare [NASA]
Through the #AHTCPU, Kenya is the first country in Africa to be connected directly to INTERPOL’s International Child Sexual Exploitation Database. #ENDviolence
Learn more in our #DisruptingHarmKenya report: https://bit.ly/DH_reports [INTERPOL]
DOD Tests AI-powered Spectrum Management Technology on Aerial Combat Training Ranges [Air Force Magazine]
Part II of Wekfest USA's Return to SoCal [SUPER STREET on MOTORTREND]
How to prevent tens of thousands of Afghans from starving to death [Task & Purpose]

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