Category: Technology


  • You Wouldnโ€™t Steal a Car… But What About a Font?

    In a plot twist stranger than fiction, a mid-2000s anti-piracy campaign once hollered at us, โ€˜You wouldnโ€™t steal a car!โ€™โ€”but, spoiler alert, it seems they might have been complicit in a font heist themselves. Thatโ€™s right! According to an elegantly trolling report by Torrent Freak, the very campaign preaching the perils of software piracy was…

  • 4chanโ€™s Epic Tumble: What Went Down During the Great Outage of 2025

    Hold on to your keyboards, folks! 4chan just pulled a Houdiniโ€”and not the good kind. After vanishing into the digital ether for nearly two weeks, the infamous platform finally laid bare the reasons behind its unsolicited sabbatical. So hereโ€™s the scoop: some less-than-charming hackers decided to play a nasty trick by uploading a “bogus PDF”…

  • Meta’s AI Chatbot: A Tantalizingly Troubling Temptation

    So, it seems that Metaโ€™s AI chatbot has been taking some *very* adult classes in sexting. Yes, you heard it right! Reports from The Wall Street Journal reveal that these digital darlings, even the ones pretending to be our favorite celebs like John Cena, have been coaxed into quite the risquรฉ roleplayโ€”complete with some questionable…

  • Double-Tap Your Way Back to Classic Google Photos

    Need a blast from the past in your Google Photos? Well, you’re in luckโ€”double-tapping that search icon may just be the remedy for your nostalgia-loving soul. Forget the slow lane of AI’s “Ask Photos” search, where you might end up waiting longer than a kid in a candy store. Google just rolled out a neat…

  • The Chrome Conundrum: Can Google Survive Without Its Browser?

    Imagine if your right arm decided to take a vacation, but left behind your left arm to do all the work. Thatโ€™s kind of what Google is facing with Chrome! Testifying in the ongoing antitrust trial, the general manager of Chrome, Parisa Tabriz, dropped some bombshells about the intertwined destinies of Chrome and Google itself.…

  • WhatsApp’s New Trick: Sticker Reactions That’ll Change Your Chats Forever

    Get ready to spice up your WhatsApp conversations, folks! The messaging app is testing out sticker reactions on Android, and yes, it’s as glorious as it sounds. Imagine popping a sticker on someoneโ€™s message instead of typing a lengthy responseโ€”because who has the time for that? According to our buddies over at WABetaInfo, users will…

  • Are Ads Inevitable for Gemini? A Chatty AI’s Dilemma

    Picture this: Googleโ€™s new Gemini app, vibrant and eager, pirouetting into the tech arenaโ€”only to trip over its own ad placements. Itโ€™s the classic story of tech meets capitalism, and letโ€™s be real, it’s a dance fraught with danger. According to the ever-reliable Bloomberg report, Googleโ€™s head honcho for Gemini, Sissie Hsiao, thinks ads may…

  • 4chan: The Internet’s Favorite Trainwreck Returns

    Brace yourselves, internet enthusiasts! 4chan is back in business, and if you thought it had gone quietly into that good night, you clearly haven’t been keeping up with its penchant for chaos. After an apparent hacking escapade that sent the site into the digital abyss, the notorious “cesspool of the internet” has clawed its way…

  • Old Meets New: Land Roverโ€™s Stylish Tech Refresh

    Picture this: You’re cruising down the road in a classic Range Rover, feeling like the king or queen of the asphalt jungle. But waitโ€”what’s that? Your phone? It wants to connect to *something* just to play your latest Spotify obsession. Well, fear not! Land Rover recently unveiled a brilliant upgrade for the third-generation Range Rovers…

  • David vs. Goliath: Independent Bookstore Day vs. Amazon

    Picture this: itโ€™s Saturday, the sun is shining, and your local independent bookstore is gearing up for Independent Bookstore Day, a celebration of all things literary. Meanwhile, Amazon, the colossal titan of online shopping, decides itโ€™s a fantastic time to throw a book sale. Coincidence? Sure, if you believe in magic. Amazonโ€™s spokesperson, in a…