Apple makes a pile of money and their stock tanks, Flickr ends its mega-free-storage plan, a classic internet cartoon gets a 4K makeover, browser extensions steal Facebook private messages, testing the latest smartphones to see how their batteries hold up, and the weekend longreads suggestions.

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Apple results: A record September quarter with $62.9B revenue (Six Colors)

Apple’s price hike strategy is paying off (The Verge)

Flickr will end 1TB of free storage and limit free users to 1,000 photos (The Verge)

Several thoughts from your old pal Jason (Jason Scott/Twitter)

The Cartoon That Invented Internet Culture Gets a High-Definition Rerelease (Intelligencer)

Private messages from 81,000 hacked Facebook accounts for sale (BBC News)

It’s not your imagination: Phone battery life is getting worse (Washington Post)

‘How the Internet Happened’ Review: Building a World Online (Wall Street Journal)

The Betterment Weekend Longreads:

The Facebook Dilemma, Part 1 (Frontline on YouTube) and The Facebook Dilemma, Part 2 (Frontline on YouTube)

A Cryptocurrency Millionaire Wants to Build a Utopia in Nevada (New York Times)

The Man Behind the Scooter Revolution (CityLab)

A Fork in the Road for Avis (Fortune)

The Encyclopedia of the Missing (Longreads)