Month: December 2024
The long-shot plan to save TikTok from a US ban
So far, ByteDance has shown zero willingness to spin off TikTok in the US. The Chinese parent company seems to be banking on the Supreme Court or President-elect Donald Trump rescuing the app before it’s banned next month. The obvious names that would would buy TikTok if they could —…
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The Intel Arc B580 GPU could rejuvenate the budget PC market – here’s why
The Intel Arc B580 graphics card has finally released It’s gotten positive attention due to its price and performance This could bring back the budget PC market The Intel Arc B580 graphics card has finally been released after months of rumors, leaks, and reports about its prospective specs, and so…
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ChatGPT Projects are fancy folders for your AI chats
OpenAI is rolling out a feature called “Projects” to ChatGPT. It’s basically a folder system that makes it easier to organize things you’re working on while using the AI chatbot. As shown in a demo video, your list of Projects will show up in the sidebar. If you make a…
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Peak Design denies snitching on Luigi Mangione
However, the company says that’s just not true, in a statement shared with The Verge Friday afternoon. “Peak Design has not provided customer information to the police and would only do so under the order of a subpoena,” the statement signed by CEO Peter Dering reads. “We cannot associate a…
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Malcolm, Malcolm, Malcolm! Yes, ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ is being revived for Disney Plus
Disney Plus has been known for its fair share of revivals, but something feels oh so right at home with this one. Malcolm in the Middle – a beloved sitcom that ran for seven seasons, is coming back as a four-episode arc that will stream on Disney Plus, as confirmed…
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Texas sues New York doctor for prescribing abortion pills via telemedicine
Texas is suing a New York doctor for prescribing mifepristone and misoprostol — the pills used for medication abortion — to a Texas resident via telemedicine, an alleged violation of the state’s strict abortion law. Attorney General Ken Paxton filed the lawsuit against Dr. Margaret Daley Carpenter, founder of the…
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