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‘Six Seven’: Understanding the latest and viral TikTok slang

The 6-7 meme emerged from TikTok and it’s spread like wildfire. What does it all mean?

Euronews

Cillian Murphy’s ‘resting bored face’ as Taylor Swift talks engagement sends Graham Norton fans wild

The Oscar winning Oppenheimer actor’s facial expressions sent the internet into meltdown

Evening Standard

365 Day Money Challenge, For New Years Or Anytime

The 52-week savings challenge has gained quite a lot of popularity as a way to save money during the year, but it’s not the only...

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Woman caught on camera smearing poop on Trump-themed Cybertruck

Internet sleuths claim that they have identified the woman

The Independent UK

Strictly viewers react to Thomas Skinner being voted out after two weeks

Controversial internet personality was widely considered to be one of the poorest dancers on the show, with some viewers calling his efforts ‘traumatising’ to watch

The Independent UK

Way past its prime: how did Amazon get so rubbish?

Sick of scrolling through junk results, AI-generated ads and links to lookalike products? The author and activist behind the term ‘enshittification’ explains what’s gone wrong with the internet – and what we can do about it

The Guardian - UK

Former Cisco CEO John Chambers Warns AI Market Surge Mirrors Dot-Com Bubble, Predicts Faster Job Displacement, Market Volatility

John Chambers, former CEO of Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO), who navigated the internet boom and bust, now sees troubling similarities in today's AI surge, warnings now echoed by mounting Wall Street concerns, even as some tech leaders highlight AI's productivity benefits over potential job losses.

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Merriam-Webster trolls the entire internet, rolls out an update that ‘never hallucinates’

Had us in the first half.

We Got This Covered

Artists help break the silence around France's rising scourge of loneliness

Loneliness is a fact of daily life for millions of people in France, with record numbers cut off from friends, family and neighbours. At the Photoclimat Biennale in Paris, organisations working to combat isolation have joined forces with artists to explore the intimate reality of an overlooked problem.

Radio France Internationale

AOL's dial-up internet service killed with a final modem screech after 34 years — America Online goes offline this week, but other dial-up services still exist

AOL's 34-year established dial-up service was finally shuttered this week.

Tom’s Hardware

A cannibal fried and ate 20kg of his victim. But Germany’s laws couldn’t stop him

He put an ad on the internet for someone willing to be eaten - and got a reply.

We Got This Covered

How to bypass VPN blocks and restrictions

All the most common ways VPNs can be blocked, and how to get around these restrictions

Tom’s Guide

Why “the 26 words that made the internet” may not protect Big Tech in the AI age

Section 230's liability protections may not apply to AI chatbot outputs, legal experts say.

Fortune

People In This Group Help Solve Mysteries About Weird Objects From Over 100 Years Ago

Huh, what is THAT?

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Budget and the Bees

Mean Girls Day: 5 Moments From the Movie That Still Slap

Dust off your pink shirts and make sure you know the date. It’s October 3rd, the one day a year the internet collectively celebrates “Mean Girls.” This iconic 2004 film is more than just a movie; it’s a cultural touchstone. In fact, its quotes have become a part of our…

The Independent UK

Silicon Valley leader who navigated the internet's boom and bust sees another wild ride with AI

Former Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers learned all about technology’s volatile highs and lows as a veteran of the internet’s early boom days during the late 1990s and the ensuing meltdown that followed the mania

Tom’s Guide

Perplexity just make its AI browser totally free to download — here's why you should choose it over Chrome

Perplexity's Comet is now here for everybody after being in a waitlist for the past couple of months.

PC Gamer

Dial up is dead—at least as far as AOL is concerned, as the company is pulling the plug after 34 years

But that doesn't mean US broadband infrastructure is necessarily picking up the slack.

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The Independent UK

Taliban’s foreign minister to visit India after UNSC lifts travel ban

Muttaqi’s trip to Delhi marks the first ever visit by a Taliban leader to India after the hardline Islamist group captured power in Afghanistan

Marie Claire

Afghan Women Are Vanishing in Taliban’s Blackout

What the Taliban’s internet blackout means for Afghan women left behind

PC Gamer

Meta Vibes is an officially sanctioned feed of endless AI garbage, and The Daily Show nails it in one: 'You're a fat little pig for internet video slop, and we here at Meta want to watch you eat yourself to death'

Stop the world, I want to get off.

International Business Times

Error 404: 48 Hours Of Confusion In Afghanistan During Internet Blackout

Paralysed banks, grounded planes and chaotic hospitals: for two days, life ground to a halt in Afghanistan after the Taliban unexpectedly cut off the internet and phone networks.

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Guy Dumps Loving GF To Marry The Smartest Woman He Knows, Reveals The Outcome

Do you think the man did the right thing or are you weirded out?

Bored Panda

“Credit Card Was Free Money”: 93 Times Young People Exposed How Out Of Touch They Are Without Even Trying

Has a young person ever said something so bizarre it made you question reality and your age?

Budget and the Bees

6 Odd Ways Burglars Track Homeowners Online

In the digital age, we share nearly every aspect of our lives online. We post vacation photos, check in at local businesses, and share our recent purchases. While this helps us stay connected, it also creates a trove of information for criminals. Burglars are no longer just casing a neighborhood…

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