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Tired of Elon's crap? Instagram's Twitter rival 'Threads' is coming out this week

As the ship of Twitter continues to sink, the artist formerly known as Facebook is preparing to launch its rival.

iMore · Jul 4, 2023

This Stardew Valley player spent 100 years making the perfect farm

One Stardew Valley fan set themselves the challenge of making a perfect farm with every item in the life-sim, and it only took 100 years

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 3, 2023

Mum-to-be slammed for announcing pregnancy to family before speaking to husband

A mum-to-be has been slammed for her selfish actions, as she announced the upcoming birth of her and her husband's first child without telling him prior to the announcement.

Daily Record · Jul 3, 2023

'Daughter's inappropriate dress got her barred from wedding - but she blames me'

A mum has taken to Reddit to share how she allowed her daughter to be kicked out of a wedding over her 'inappropriate' dress, saying she tried to warn her but she refused to listen

Daily Mirror · Jul 3, 2023

Twitter crisis explained: what are rate limits and when will they end?

Struggling to use Twitter right now? Here’s everything Elon Musk did wrong.

TechRadar · Jul 3, 2023

Steam is reportedly "not willing to publish" games with AI assets

A developer on Reddit shared an email from Valve explaining it cannot accept games from developers who can't prove they own the rights to the original assets.

TechRadar · Jul 2, 2023

Final Fantasy 16 is reportedly overheating and crashing some players' PS5s

Players have taken to Twitter and Reddit to report the issue which seems to affect stricken players at "exactly the same spot".

TechRadar · Jul 2, 2023

Wedding photographers share moment they knew marriage was 'not going to last'

Wedding photographers have shared the moments that they realised the bride and groom were not going to last long in wedded bliss - with some not staying together long after the nuptuals

Daily Mirror · Jul 2, 2023

Maths teacher in tears over nickname students used in class - after figuring out joke

The educator went a whole year without realising the meaning behind the nickname chosen for them by their students. But when social media users helped the inquisitive teacher, there wasn't a dry eye in the house

Daily Mirror · Jul 1, 2023

Reddit says new accessibility tools for moderators are coming. Mods are skeptical

In response to the new changes, set to roll out starting Saturday, moderators expressed a lack of confidence that Reddit's promises to improve accessibility will be substantial in the long run.

WEKU · Jul 1, 2023