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By Borken_ · Posted
The development time of this Operating System will have competition with the development time of Star Citizen 😂 -
By Michael Scrip · Posted
I saw the 300 in the image and thought it was the number of cores! 🤣 -
By David Uzondu · Posted
Threads is getting a feature Reddit has had for nearly a decade by David Uzondu Back in January, reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi (@alex193a) first uncovered that Threads was working on spoiler tags. Now, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg (@zuck) has made it official: the feature is in testing. It is a straightforward tool for hiding content, especially text, behind a block that you have to click to reveal, perfect for discussing the ending of your favorite show without ruining the experience for others. It is also, notably, a feature that Reddit has had since January 2017. https://www.threads.com/@zuck/post/DK-BydcJHkF For a platform aiming to be a town square for public discourse, not having a native way to handle spoilers is a small but noticeable handicap for communities focused on pop culture. In a press release, Meta told TechCrunch that popular shows like The Last of Us trended heavily on the app, which the company frames as a sign of a "growing community of entertainment and pop culture enthusiasts." The new feature also supports images so that you can hide shocking visuals or text-filled screenshots. From the images Meta shared, it seems to work just as Paluzzi uncovered months ago. Users with access to the test can highlight text in the composer, and a "mark spoiler" option will appear in a small menu. This method is purely button-based, unlike on Reddit, where users have the option of either using a similar editor button or manually typing out the markdown command >!like this!< to hide their text. This update does not exist in a vacuum. After several months of feeling incomplete, the platform has been getting features that users have actually been asking for. We have seen this with the recent DMs feature, also in testing, which finally gives people a way to have private chats without jumping over to other platforms like Instagram. -
By AnalystDan · Posted
The cars are on the road in multiple cities and about to launch in the UK early next year. Robotaxi is yet to be seen on the streets of any city. Nobody here has mentioned violence. That's all in your head. Have you thought about talking to somebody about it? -
By leonsk29 · Posted
I don't get why this company needs to change sockets every 2 generations, I really don't. If AMD can deliver a superior product both in terms of performance and energy consumption on the same socket for multiple generations, why can't Intel? I don't like to wear the tinfoil hat, but come on, this stinks of backroom deals with motherboard manufacturers? New socket = new motherboards = more sales.
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