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Apple To Stop Autocorrecting Swear Word To 'Ducking' On iPhone
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Congress To Consider Two New Bills On AI
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Netflix Password Crackdown Drives US Sign-Ups To Highest Levels In At Least Four Years
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Logitech Is Killing Off the Blue Mic Brand
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Meta's First Generative AI Feature Will Be AI Stickers In Messenger
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Binance.US To Halt Dollar Deposits After SEC Crackdown
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Mercedes First To Sell Vehicles In California With Hands-Free, Eyes-Off Automated Driving
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India Pauses Plans To Add New Coal Plants For Five Years, Bets on Renewables, Batteries
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Acer Is Still Shipping PCs To Russia
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The Binge Purge
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Crypto Companies Made 'Calculated' Decision To Flout Rules, Says SEC Chair
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House of Representatives To Hold Hearing On Whistleblower's UFO Claims
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Long Space Missions Take a Toll On Astronaut Brains, Study Finds
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Error'd: Two Blinded Mice
On a hazy evening, bookended by a pair of mouses, we bring you classic examples of the genre.
The first Anon E. Mous with a better trap beat it straight to our door, crowing "I have to admit, 'Add a Catchy Header' is a pretty catchy header."
Nostalgic LAK screeched in square-waves "The single VIC-20 that Blizzard is using as a login server seems overwhelmed. A bit after this it got over 2400."
Gamer Daniel D. might have gamed this one, accusing "Steam app has errored out with 'your browser does not support...' for some random game in its store. Steam, maybe it's time to migrate to Electric?" Or maybe Daniel has some meddleware installed somewhere? Disabled Javascript? What says the peanut gallery?
Valued contributor Marc Würth sent in a sample of a classic test-in-production situation, cheering "Yes, you are, Jason. Whoo!"
And the final entry from Herr Anon E. Maus sagt "Let me check: April, then August, then December...QA is done, sorting Intel Security Advisories by release date works just fine!" Frankly, these bug me the worst.
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