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Hundreds of MMO players show up to support a father mourning his infant son, who shares a name with an NPC in Old School RuneScape: "We have such an incredible community with the biggest hearts"

"So nice seeing people plant flowers for him"

GamesRadar

In tribute to a player's departed baby son, Old School RuneScape players turn out in 'hundreds' to pay respects to his namesake: 'It was so overwhelming seeing so many people at Zeke's shop'

Even a Jagex staffer came to pay their respects.

PC Gamer

Lucky bidder scoops $8,000 PC for $23 at auction — Mislabelled Fractal Design case listing had 24-core Threadripper 3960X, 256GB of memory, and an RTX 3080 Ti inside

A lucky online auction bidder has scored an $8,000 PC for just $23, bidding on a mislabelled Fractal Design case that actually had a full system inside.

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Reddit just picked the 10 best Netflix shows of all time — and didn't screw it up

Reddit has picked the 10 best Netflix shows of all time, and it's a surprisingly strong list with a few favorites and some cult picks.

Tom’s Guide

An excruciating timeline of our eight-year wait for Spotify (HiFi) Lossless

With Spotify's Lossless tier eight years in the making, let’s take a trip through the hi-res streaming journey so far...

What Hi-Fi?

Why Families Are Locking Their Fridges—and What It Says About Survival

You’ve probably seen it on TikTok or Reddit: a fridge with a padlock. At first glance, it feels extreme—even absurd. But behind that lock is often a story of medical necessity, food insecurity, or emotional survival. This isn’t about control. It’s about coping. In this article, we’ll unpack the real…

Budget and the Bees

One lucky Redditor has bagged a second-hand $8,000 RTX 3080 Ti Threadripper PC for a mere $32

And I'm not mad about it. Nope, not one bit.

PC Gamer

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Wednesday star confirms an Uncle Fester spin-off is in the works at Netflix

Uncle Fester Addams is getting his own show

Total Film

Lucky gamer scores Nvidia's RTX 3060 12GB for $4.99 — one of the most popular graphics cards ever found for less than a Big Mac at a thrift shop

A fortunate Redditor has found and bought a used GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card for $4.99.

Tom’s Hardware

Nest Doorbell 2K leak gives us a look at the box and what's inside

The Nest Doorbell 2K has reportedly shown up in stores early, showing key specs and AI features.

Android Central

She Works Full-Time And Supports Her Family, But She's Hiding $84,000 In Debt. 'If My Husband Found Out, He'd Leave Me'

A woman recently confessed in a Reddit post that she secretly racked up $84,000 in debt over three years. The catch? Her husband has no idea.

Benzinga

Couple Earning $200,000 Clash Over $1,000 Gambling Win — Wife Says Share It, Husband Insists 'What I Do With My Money Is My Business'

A married couple with a combined $200,000 income is caught in a financial dispute after the husband refused to share a $1,000 gambling win.

Benzinga

Hollow Knight: Silksong players are finding Savage Beastfly so difficult an entire subreddit hating on the boss has been created in its honor

Hollow Knight: Silksong players are struggling to beat Savage Beastfly, with some claiming it to be the hardest enemy they've encountered yet.

TechRadar

Dad's Social Security Application Denied While Abroad — Family Wonders If Birthplace Mix-Up Could Be To Blame

Applying for Social Security can be challenging, especially when paperwork involves details that no longer match today's maps. One family recently shared their struggle on Reddit after a father's retirement application was denied while he was overseas. At the center of the confusion: a birthplace that once belonged to a…

Benzinga

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Sam Altman says ChatGPT is making social media feel fake, yet he’s one of the main reasons it's an issue

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is shocked at how fake posts on social media sound nowadays, yet he's part of the main reason we don't know what's real anymore.

We Got This Covered

Nicole Kidman felt liberated after divorce from Tom Cruise. Why? Because she could finally wear heels again

Fans loved Kidman's subtle dig at ex-husband Cruise.

InsideEVs

Can You Buy An EV From China As An American?

Chinese automakers believe they’ll be selling in the U.S. in the next five years, but what can you buy today?

Benzinga

They Almost Lost Everything — Entrepreneurs Reveal the Biggest Mistakes They Made Building a Business

No business owner is perfect, but knowing the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs have made can help you avoid some of the common ones. Someone posted on Reddit about their desire to start a B2B mobile app, and the original poster asked other entrepreneurs about the biggest mistakes they made.

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Google Nest Doorbell leaks suggest launch is imminent – and it’s coming with 3 major upgrades, including Google Gemini

Google is tipped to announce new smart home devices integrated with Gemini on October 1 – here's what we know about the new Nest Doorbell so far.

Benzinga

'I Don't Know What To Do With It': Young Worker Finds Out His Dad Built Him A Nearly $50K Nest Egg By Secretly Stashing Rent And Wages

An Australian Redditor said he was shocked to learn that his father had been quietly saving his rent payments and half his weekly wages for years, creating a secret account worth about 76,000 Australian dollars ($49,673).

Benzinga

Entrepreneurs Tell A 15-Year-Old The Harsh Truth About Starting A Business

A 15-year-old wants to become an entrepreneur and turned to Reddit for help. Although experience is the best teacher, you can learn a lot by asking entrepreneurs about some of the hard things involved with entrepreneurship. Business owners shared a mix of harsh truths, hard things, and valuable lessons in…

MusicRadar

“Why do we have such a need to finish songs? In a word: capitalism”: Is it OK to never actually complete your tracks?

Free yourself from the unrealistic expectation that you have to always be finishing songs and embrace all the different ways there are to be a musician and producer

Benzinga

Twitter And Reddit Feeling Fake? Sam Altman Has A Theory About What's Going On

As developers flock to OpenAI's Codex over Anthropic's Claude, CEO Sam Altman has raised alarms about AI-driven hype cycles, bots and the growing sense that online discourse "feels very fake."

Benzinga

Dad Says Son's $45K Job Sucked The Joy Out Of His Life. After Quitting With No Plan, He Moved Back In With Wife And Kid —'We've Got A Big House'

Work can drain more than just your paycheck—it can drain the joy out of living. That's the story one father shared in a post on the Antiwork subreddit after his son quit a $45,000-a-year job with no backup plan and asked to move back home with his wife and two-year-old…

Benzinga

From Old School to New School: Retro Gaming's Potential Drop May Point to Cracks That Could Spill Over Into Trading Cards

The pandemic-fueled boom in retro video game collecting appears to be over, leaving sellers struggling to move inventory and raising questions about the broader economic climate. What was once a red-hot market for classic games like Super Metroid and other nostalgic titles has cooled dramatically, with collectors on Reddit reporting…

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