Month: December 2022
Elon Musk Insisted That The Crowd That Booed Him At A Dave Chappelle Show Were Actually Cheering For Him
As the embarrassing moment began trending on Monday morning, Musk tried to salvage some dignity. “Truth resonates,” he wrote in response to a tweet of his own about prosecuting Anthony Fauci. “So does a crowd full of boos,” one user responded. “Technically, it was 90% cheers & 10% boos (except…
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There’s some really good news if you want to buy a Raspberry Pi
Audio player loading… Anyone shopping for a Raspberry Pi this Christmas could be in luck after the company revealed a major influx of devices. Announcing the news in a blog post entitled “Supply chain update – it’s good news!” (opens in new tab), Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton said 100,000…
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Dril is selling the archives of his legendary tweets
Like Taylor Swift, Dril is selling several “Flavors” of the archive — the “refined” edition lays out his posts in alphabetical order, “beloved” ranks them by the number of favorites they got, “eternal” sorts them in chronological order, and “chaotic,” obviously, is completely random. While many of us here at…
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Netflix and HBO Max led streaming services in the 2023 Golden Globes nominees
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced the 2023 Golden Globes nominations today. Streaming services dominated television categories, while direct-to-streaming films were recognized as well. Netflix and HBO Max had the best showings among streamers, tallying 14 television nods. Netflix’s The Crown received four nominations: Best Drama Series, Best Television Actress…
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A third of all internet users have been victims of a data breach
Audio player loading… One in three consumers worldwide has been the victim of a data breach involving a company holding their personal data, research from cybersecurity firm Thales has claimed. The company’s report (opens in new tab) found that 82% of these data breach victims experienced some type of negative impact on…
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Whatsapp messages could soon disappear as soon as they’re read
Audio player loading… WhatsApp continues to work on disappearing messaging with its most extreme version yet: View Once messages à la Snapchat. Now instead of having to choose from 24 hours to 90 days for a message to disappear forever, these texts will immediately delete themselves after opening. These texts…
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