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Monday December 29, 2025. 07:45 PM
Michal Kicinski, who co-founded both CD Projekt and the DRM-free digital games store GOG back in 2008, has acquired 100% ownership of GOG from CD Projekt, bringing the platform full circle to one of its original creators. GOG was already operating as part of CD Projekt...
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There’s a big salary up for grabs if you can handle a high-stress role with a track record of turnover How’d you like to earn more than half a million dollars working for one of the world’s fastest-growing tech companies? The catch: the job is stressful, and the last...
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AI-generated video tools like OpenAI's Sora will make individual content creators 'far, far, far less valuable' as social media platforms shift toward algorithmically generated content tailored to each viewer, according to Michael Mignano, a partner at venture capital firm...
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AI-powered enshittification continues to encroach on everything, but it's the tech fields closest to AI that are getting it crowbarred in first. Take gaming, for instance. The generated assets you're seeing in games like Clair Obscur and Black Ops 7 (which can absolutely...
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If you own an iPhone, you know how wicked easy it is to pair a set of Apple AirPod Pro or pricey AirPod Max with your handset. There's no delving into setting menus or multiple attempts to get the phone to see your new cans. — Read the rest The post Apple forced by EU to giv...
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The war on litter was never intended to save the planet; it was created to protect polluters from accountability. The 'Keep America Beautiful' campaign taught us that litter is a moral failure. A personal flaw best corrected with shame, mascots, and finger-wagging slogans. —...
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Perplexity AI is no longer just a clever alternative to Google Search or a favorite tool among AI power users. Its recent moves solidify it as a company that is intent on reshaping who holds power on the internet. The clearest example of Perplexity’s ambition came in...
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I wasn't surprised to discover that Jurassic Park had a whole series of tie-in park builder video games, even if it comes across as a perfect example of the Don't Build The Torment Nexus phenomenon. It fits the premise of the films a lot better than any scowly Chris Pratt...
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A group of researchers is calling on universities to treat consulting work as a strategic priority, arguing that bureaucratic obstacles and inconsistent policies have left a massive revenue stream largely untapped even as higher education institutions face mounting financial ...
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It's no secret that China is hungry to own the seas. They've been plopping out artificial islands to build military installations on for years, and, more recently, they've been pushing hard to wrest naval superiority from the United States. While they still have a long way...
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A pilot made an emergency landing on a reservation highway, and the Red Lake Nation impounded his plane. The pilot, taking a shortcut from Roseau to Bemidji, Minnesota, over the Red Lake Reservation, home of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, experienced engine failure...
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I call on thee, mighty Desyrel! I generally like Lord of the Rings. Lots of people do. You probably do if you're reading this! There's no denying that J.R.R. Tolkien can get a little… indulgent when naming his characters, though. — Read the rest The post Is it an...
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Trump's ghoul Stephen Miller jumped online, insisting he had discovered a profound truth, when what he's actually done is rehash his resentments at a higher volume. Gollum's latest post swaps evidence for invective and analysis for bile, offering readers not an argument but...
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Imagine there's no AI. It's easy if you try Opinion The oxygen of publicity this year has mostly been consumed by our two-lettered friend, AI. There's no reason to think this will change in 2026. However, through the magic of journalism, here's a world where that's not true, ...
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If you've ever canceled plans and felt a weird sense of peace afterward, congratulations! You aren't lazy; you have a brain. This video dives into the mind-bending delight some people, like I do, take in never leaving the house. Turns out 'staying in' is less laziness and...
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AI is now in nearly every aspect of our digital lives, from work and shopping to learning and communication.  It was only a matter of time before it showed up in the dating scene, too. Writing the perfect opening message, keeping conversations engaging, and figuring out what ...
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Google's Pixel 10 series arrived this year as the company's first eSIM-only lineup in the United States, forcing users who wanted to review or buy the new phones to abandon their physical SIM cards entirely. Ryan Whitwam, a senior technology reporter at Ars Technica, made...
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Behind the gunslinger myth was a dying man with a degree in dentistry, a gambling habit, and an ever-ticking clock counting down his days. Fascinated by the legend of Doc Holliday, as a kid, I read Stuart Lake's 'Wyatt Earp: Frontier Marshall' and Josephine Sara Marcus...
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Artificial intelligence is racing ahead, and Sen. Bernie Sanders says Congress is barely keeping up — if at all. In an interview on CNN’s State of the Union, the Vermont independent delivered a warning about AI’s growing power, arguing that wealthy tech elites are...
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The AI industry, for all the anxiety about mass unemployment, is quietly minting entirely new job categories that require distinctly human skills -- empathy, judgment, and the ability to calm down a passenger trapped inside a broken-down robotaxi. Data annotators are no...
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