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29 votes
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AI slop is killing our channel
36 votes -
It begins: AI shows willingness to commit blackmail and murder to avoid shutdown
21 votes -
"Game changers" in Ukraine (2025) - evaluating effective, disappointing and weird systems
11 votes -
How we're designing Audacity for the future
40 votes -
DosDude builds a custom 2G GSM cellular base station
14 votes -
DIY haptic input knob: BLDC motor + round LCD
8 votes -
Keynote - Blender Conference 2025
7 votes -
The nVidia AI GPU black market: investigating smuggling, corruption, and governments
17 votes -
I built my own phone... because innovation is sad rn
41 votes -
IRC - The Serial Port's love letter to Internet Relay Chat
26 votes -
Breaking the creepy AI in police cameras
35 votes -
Air Spot | Reinforcement Learning behavior research
6 votes -
Why the internet really wants your ID... (and why now?)
52 votes -
Understanding what a VPN can do for you and how to pick the right one
16 votes -
Light-field displays offer true, focusable depth perception
10 votes -
Whatever happened to China's bandit phones?
7 votes -
Four buttons - hardware hacker mods their keyboard mouse switcher to have a fourth button
8 votes -
I can’t explain this bug
9 votes -
Disney files landmark case against AI image generator
16 votes -
Do dumbphones actually… work? (realistic week in the life)
29 votes -
Repair - Japanology Plus
3 votes -
Closed captions on DVDs are getting left behind
14 votes -
Blurring and unblurring images
26 votes -
Observation: Video links go unwatched
Opinion Video links go unwatched. This gets even more true the longer the videos are. I think it helps to post a 2-3 line summary of what people can expect to find in the video. There is just too...
Opinion
Video links go unwatched.
This gets even more true the longer the videos are.
I think it helps to post a 2-3 line summary of what people can expect to find in the video.
There is just too much content in the Internet for many people to watch a video, just because it is posted, even if it has an interesting title.
55 votes -
Every tech YouTuber is talking about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge now, so here’s a TLDR
They all released videos at almost the exact same time, so even though I don’t care, I was made to care. Therefore, I’m inflicting that same pain on you. You’re welcome. Mrwhosetheboss made a good...
They all released videos at almost the exact same time, so even though I don’t care, I was made to care. Therefore, I’m inflicting that same pain on you. You’re welcome.
Mrwhosetheboss made a good point saying that the target audience for this thing are rich people who want phones that look flashy and can pay for them, but don’t care that they have worse specs than the less flashy ones at a similar price.
MKBHD called it the “S25 Ultra Lite”, which I thought was funny. He also brought up the issue of cooling. He additionally said that no one is asking for thin phones, although it seems that Apple has also bought into the idea that people want this, since it’s rumored that they want to release a thin iPhone this year.
Dave2D said that he tested the heat dissipation capacity of the phone and that it can handle itself well. Apparently it still somehow has a vapor chamber inside of it, as well as a wireless charger. Apparently it also has the smallest battery in the lineup, even though it doesn’t have the silicon carbon tech that is all the rage now. He made a good point though, namely that this could just be Samsung starting the trend so that the technology matures in a few years’ time.
All three of them mentioned that everyone uses cases these days, which immediately kills the whole purpose of buying a thin phone and losing out on better specs.
If you somehow have not gotten enough of tech YouTubers acting confused over Samsung launching a product that no one asked for, there’s also Techaltar and Tech Spurt. I recommend the latter for dirty British humor.
32 votes -
Unexplained drones, UFOs and the state of the US Navy
10 votes -
Wanix: The spirit of Plan 9 in Wasm
7 votes -
The internet used to be a place
29 votes -
New computer breakthrough: Light-speed unlocked
23 votes -
Why does searching "zldksnflqmtm" bring up Keanu Reeves?
17 votes -
The Hirox microscope has rotary head attachments that allows you to sweep around your tiny subject like a drone
7 votes -
Don’t buy stuff from old AI people
20 votes -
How Europe can become tech-autonomous
13 votes -
The art of poison-pilling music files
15 votes -
Digg is relaunching under Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian
54 votes -
Everything is a remix
26 votes -
Eddy Burback chronicles his month without a phone
22 votes -
Exposing the Honey influencer scam
67 votes -
We need to be more tech critical
6 votes -
Why crowdwork took over standup comedy
17 votes -
Light Phone III begins shipping on March 27th
22 votes -
The rise of "dumbphones"
21 votes -
Living off Microsoft Copilot - risks and threats of Copilot
7 votes -
Anonymity for everyone: Why you need Tor
16 votes -
2025 Q&A special - From Ukraine and defence economics to terrible logistics, emus and "Perun"
13 votes -
Algorithmic complacency: Algorithms are breaking how we think
82 votes -
The birth and glory of Swedish computers
7 votes -
Policing the internet in Germany, where hate speech and insults are a crime
12 votes -
Showcasing the 6-lens 3DS-EXP 645 camera for taking lenticular photos
14 votes