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# Argument

Settle the argument for us: are we really in a golden age of home cinema?

The What Hi-Fi? team has a long history of productive but occasionally heated discussion. In fact, thanks to our collaborative reviewing process, not a day goes by where the team doesn’t have some form of debate about a…

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Gamesradar ·last mo.

Diablo 4 players are accidentally trashing their best items due to an "objectively misleading" recipe, and it's the best argument I've seen for yellow paint in games

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TechRadar ·last mo.

Quote of the day by NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden on the 'nothing to hide' argument

Since disclosing massive global surveillance programs, the former US National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden has been campaigning to strengthen privacy and the right of citizens to not be monitored by…

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Manofmany ·last mo.

Super Soco TC-Max Electric Motorcycle Review | Man of Many

Readtime: 7 min When it comes to conversations about commuting in Australia, I’ve always walked away feeling a little vexed.

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Gamesradar ·2 mo. ago

The most popular Soulslike in Steam Next Fest makes a very powerful argument for adding a shotgun to Dark Souls

Mortal Shell: not bad. Developer Cold Symmetry's debut Soulslike had real style and interesting ideas, plus it was pleasantly short, but some clunkiness and dull levels held it back.

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TechRadar ·4 mo. ago

Do you actually need a computer for content creation?

This would have been a very short article just a few years ago: "of course you need a computer for content creation. Where else are you going to edit? What, you’re just going to record a podcast on your phone?

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TechRadar ·5 mo. ago

Testing AI is not like testing software and most companies haven't figured that out yet

Last week, I asked ChatGPT for its version number and found myself in a heated argument trying to prove that what I was seeing was real. This wasn't my first unsettling encounter.

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TechRadar ·6 mo. ago

"The height of nonsense": Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison’s 1987 argument that not everything should be AI makes perfect sense in 2026

In 1987, long before artificial intelligence became the mass-market obsession it is today, Computerworld convened a roundtable to discuss what was then a new and unsettled question: how AI might intersect with database…