War Memes Are Turning Conflict Into Content
The jokes were funny. The systems behind them—and the reasons we keep passing around war memes as entertainment—are more serious.
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Meet the Climate Savers: Major tech firms launch war on energy-inefficient PCsarstechnica.com
The fallout of Meta’s content moderation overhaultheverge.com
Saturday Showdown: Should a game's content determine its price?arstechnica.com
The coming price war: why we may see a 360 price drop this holiday seasonarstechnica.com
Google Pixel 9 alarms are turning off instead of going off.theverge.com
Vroom, vroom.theverge.com
Obscure browser saw massive growth after EU crackdown.theverge.com
We’re on the ground at Amazon’s event.theverge.com
AT&T willing to spy for NSA, MPAA, and RIAAarstechnica.com
Microsoft launches next-gen Phi AI models.theverge.com
Paramount Plus keeps piling on new subscribers.theverge.com
Nvidia’s latest driver fixes black screen issues.theverge.com
The work is mysterious and important.theverge.com
Consumer groups back cable company in networked DVR spatarstechnica.com
Thanks, I hate it.theverge.com
Dragon Quest fore.theverge.com
Windows 11 tests putting an emoji button in the taskbar.theverge.com
The UK will neither confirm nor deny that it’s killing encryptiontheverge.com
Xbox Video Marketplace updated, non-Americans cry on the insidearstechnica.com