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“Works Every Time”: 36 Underrated Plane Perks You Should Start Taking Advantage Of

Flying may have once felt magical, but for many people now, it’s a pretty mundane way to get around. The usual airport routine—security, passport control, and duty-free—is familiar territory. What many passengers may not know, though, is that there are plenty of small ways to make travel smoother and more…

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69 Times People Said Such Stupid Things Others Had To Take A Long Pause

Much like brilliant statements, the stupid ones stand out to us, but for all the wrong reasons. These inane remarks will likely remain etched in our memories for a long time, much as happened to these people. They have since shared these stupid-sounding comments in a recent Reddit thread, and…

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Anthropic claims 3 Chinese companies ripped it off, using its AI tools to train their models: ‘How the turn tables’

Anthropic, which settled a copyright claim by thousands of authors for $1.5 billion months ago, claims the Chinese firms used “distillation” techniques.

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Arizona man says dealer voided fully-funded car deal, ‘stole’ back new-purchased car: ‘Led me into a room and accused me of lying’

He left the dealership with no vehicle.

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Reddit fined £14.5m in UK over use of under-13s’ data

Information Commissioner’s Office imposes largest fine yet for a breach of children’s privacy

The Guardian - UK

Reddit slapped with €16 million fine in UK for failing to protect children's privacy

"Children under 13 had their personal information collected and used in ways they could not understand, consent to or control," said John Edwards, UK Information Commissioner.

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D4vd Case Update: Why Is Rapper Still Free Amid Indictment Rumours? Netizens Weigh In

Explore the ongoing legal battle involving singer D4vd, who faces allegations in the murder case of Celeste Rivas. Discover why the case remains unresolved.

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Reddit hit with £14m fine after children’s privacy failures

Watchdog says platform failed to properly protect personal information of younger users

The Independent UK

Assassin's Creed has new leadership taking the helm, and the names they're listing are nothing but promising

There's new leadership taking the helm for Assassin's Creed. The names they listed are nothing but promising.

Windows Central

UK data watchdog fines Reddit £14m for failing to protect child users

The Information Commissioner’s Office’s investigation found Reddit had failed to check the age of users on its platform, which put children at risk.

Evening Standard

Husband Immediately Jumps To Divorce After Finding Wife’s “Go Bag”, Gets A Reality Check Online

Life can change in seconds, and disasters rarely come with a warning. That’s why many people keep a go bag packed and ready to grab in case they need to leave fast. One woman did exactly that, seeing it as a practical safety measure. But when her husband found the…

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Cheat sheet sparks debate on the dos and don'ts of indie game marketing

What would you add?

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Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag creative director returns to help 'steer the brand’s ambitious new chapter'

Ubisoft has announced the new Assassin's Creed leadership team.

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What Really Happens Inside ICE Detention? Former Detainee's Five-Month Ordeal Exposes The Harsh Reality Of America's Immigration Lock-Ups

Explore the harsh realities of ICE detention facilities, where civil custody often mirrors punitive incarceration, and basic human needs are unmet.

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74 Things People Did Not Realize Are Specific To Their Own Country, Not The World

Culture shock can happen in different ways. We may experience it when visiting a country for the first time, or returning home after many years abroad. It can also happen when you think an item or practice happens elsewhere, only to realize it is mostly unique to your country. This…

The Conversation

How Homeland Security’s subpoenas and databases of protesters threaten the ‘uninhibited, robust, and wide-open’ free speech protected by Supreme Court precedent

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is reportedly issuing administrative subpoenas to identify anonymous social media accounts that criticize U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Google, Meta and Reddit have complied with at least some of those requests, according to The New York Times.

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RAM crisis shows (slight) signs of easing as DDR5 prices drop — but there's a sting in the tail

Sick of RAM price hikes yet? All of us surely are, but there's at least some cause for optimism this month.

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‘It looks like a burnt cookie’: Salvation Army Thrifter just found history for $3.99

Talk about a true treasure hunt! One savvy thrifter recently almost “skipped over” a plain old rock at his local Salvation Army. However, on a second look, it turned out to be a 2,200-year-old Roman coin that he snagged for just $3.99. According to Newsweek, Reddit user u/p—py, shared his…

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WhatsApp could get a Reddit-style spoiler-hiding feature – so you won't have to hide from group chats if you’re behind on the big shows

Spoiler tags look like they're on their way to WhatsApp, to keep you from finding out plot twists before you're ready.

Windows Central

Xbox’s leadership shift proves it: the gamer era is over, AI runs the show now

As the former lead of CoreAI at Microsoft steps in to replace Phil Spencer, the question remains. What does the future of Xbox and its relationship with AI look like?

The Guardian - US

US man on ‘Dying to Serve’ tour dies after cancer fundraising hoax accusations

Doug Ruch died in New Zealand in December after article called him a ‘conman’ but cause of death remains unknown

Tom’s Guide

I tested Reddit’s favorite gaming headsets on 7 popular games — there’s a clear winner (but not the one I expected)

It's an ultra-premium shoot out, focusing on Reddit's favorite gaming headsets for sound quality.

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Acer and Asus have stopped support for laptops in German patent dispute — and I think this is a truly worrying situation for consumers

Needing a VPN to get support for your laptop is not an acceptable situation.

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“Makes Me Cringe Unbearably Hard”: 73 Photos That Are Quite Difficult To Look At (New Pics)

Awkwardness is a powerful emotion, so much so that you can feel it even if something embarrassing is happening to someone else, and not you. You cringe, maybe even go “Yikes,” then shake your head out of pity. These images may do the same for you, all of which we…

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“She Landed In The Hospital”: 57 Smells That Seem Out Of The Ordinary But Are Actually A Sign Of Danger

People generally know that a musty, damp smell may indicate mold, or that a rotten-egg smell could be sulfur. However, some odors may seem ordinary but could actually pose a threat to our health and safety. This was a topic in a recent Reddit thread, and the responses are not…

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