Reddit stands firm against AI companies scraping content for training without paying
"It's free as in speech, not free as in beer"
OpenAI partners with Reddit to put users' posts in ChatGPT
First Google, now OpenAI
Define irony: OpenAI, sued repeatedly for copyright infringement, files claim against subreddit before backing down
Even Musk thought it was hypocritical
Reddit faces patent infringement claims from Nokia ahead of IPO
Nokia is no stranger to patent battles
As Reddit prepares for IPO, sale of user generated content draws FTC's attention
The content will be licensed to Google for AI training
Reddit signs lucrative AI content licensing deal with Google in anticipation of IPO
Valued at around $60 million per year
Fire Ants live up to their name by invading PC and eating thermal paste, raising system temps
Ants, the the insect world's PC destroyer
The hidden hazards of bargain PSUs: a case packed with iron filings
"I'd barely call it a PSU"
Apple fan receives Android imposter instead of new iPhone 15 Pro Max
Ordered directly from the Apple store
Trippy AI-generated geometric villages attract plenty of praise
And some criticism, naturally
Amazon customer discovers his Intel Core i9-13900K is an i7-13700K in disguise
This old scam hasn't gone away
Man says bingeing Starfield saved his family from a fire
More proof that video games are good for you
Russia fines Reddit, Apple, and Wikipedia for not removing "fake" content related to Ukraine invasion
Wikipedia has been fined multiple times
Amazon in-van surveillance under fire as videos appear on Reddit
A violation of Amazon's policies
Over 8,000 subreddits go dark in protest against Reddit's API fees
None of this looks good for Reddit or Steve Huffman
Nvidia DLSS vs. AMD FSR Performance Compared: Have Reddit Users Exposed Steve?
A few weeks ago we did a horrible thing. A horrible, biased, and frankly unforgivable thing. At least that's what Steve was told by well-informed folks over on Reddit... we benchmarked the RTX 4070 Ti using FSR.
Modder adds (more like glues) 30,000mAh battery to a Samsung phone
Impractical but impressive
Reddit lawyers tell movie studios to take a hike after they demanded to identify users
A hot potato: Lawyers litigating a movie piracy case have demanded the identities of nine Reddit users who "might" have discussed piracy on the platform. Reddit turned over some of the information on one (or two) of the users that seemed to be engaging in a "how-to" discussion on bootlegging movies; the plaintiffs want all of the users exposed. Reddit says, "No. We'll see you in court."
Take a look at this liquid-cooled PC with 69 water blocks and 100 feet of tubing
At a price of around $7,500
Reddit recommends users set up 2FA following confirmed data breach
Reddit sources say no user data was compromised in the attack
This 8-pound copper cylinder can cool an Intel Core i9 CPU pretty effectively
Not cost effective, though
Bill Gates reveals which phone is his new daily driver
It's not from Microsoft
In a nutshell: Bill Gates has an impressive CV: co-founder and, at various times, chairman, chief executive officer, president, and chief software architect of Microsoft; the sixth wealthiest person in the world; author; and renowned philanthropist. But what people really want to know is which phone he uses as his daily driver. That question has now been answered, and it seems Gates is a fan of foldables, though not ones from his former company.
