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Discord is sorting accounts into adult and teen groups. Here’s who gets asked for proof, what your options are, and how to avoid fake age-check scams.
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RTX 5090 Production Is Reportedly Ending: What It Means If You Want One
Two leakers say Nvidia is done making the RTX 5090. Here’s what’s rumored, what isn’t confirmed, and how to shop smart.
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Reddit RSS Feeds Shut Down November 13: What to Do Before Your Feeds Go Dead
Reddit is switching off RSS on November 13 and closing its public API by March 2027. Here are the dates, who is affected, and your options.
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Android 17 QPR1 Is Live on Pixel: Pause Point, More Blur and What Else Changed
Google’s Android 17 QPR1 update is rolling out to Pixel 6 and newer. Here’s what’s new and how to install it.
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pplx-embed-v2-late Explained: Perplexity’s Free Search Models That Read Charts and PDFs
Perplexity open-sourced two search models that read charts, tables and PDF pages directly. Here is what they do and who should test them.
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Apple Reportedly Cuts iPhone 18 Pro Orders by 15-20%: What It Means for You
Nikkei says Apple told suppliers to trim October iPhone 18 Pro parts orders. Here’s what’s reported, what isn’t confirmed, and whether to wait.
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tsc-rs: Claude Ported the TypeScript Compiler to Rust for $24K
Theo Browne open-sourced a Claude-built Rust port of the TypeScript compiler. Here is what it costs, how fast it is, and what still breaks.
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Windows 11 26H2 Is Rolling Out: Who Gets It, What Changes, and the Audio Bug to Know About
Microsoft’s small 26H2 update is rolling out in phases. Here’s who can install it, how to get it, and one audio bug worth knowing first.
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Googlebook Better Together Finally Reaches Samsung Galaxy Phones: What You Need
Google is rolling out Continue On, Cast My Apps and more to Samsung phones on Android 17. Here’s what you need to turn them on.
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Find Hub NFC Is Coming: Tap Your Phone to Identify a Lost Tracker
Google Play services 26.39 lets you tap a Find Hub tag to see its details. The catch: no NFC-equipped tag is confirmed yet.