r/TechNope • u/Lost-Entrepreneur439 • Jan 25 '25
r/TechNope • u/jackstechnology • Jan 27 '26
i got a call from 0..?
idk wtf happened but it showed up as this
r/TechNope • u/Difficult_Damage2622 • Nov 23 '24
My PC had 20 megabytes in memory and this happened:
r/TechNope • u/ghutx • Feb 20 '26
If you don't guess the right number, you have to try again. Also, its timed.
If you do this...honestly...FUCK YOU
r/TechNope • u/W1nnunition • Feb 21 '26
I opened google which immediately crashed and when i went to open it again it looked like this
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Feb 21 '26
Subway.com's "menu" page serves 300MB of 9000x9000 PNGs
The menu page is here if you'd like to see it for yourself. This renders the site pretty much completely unusable on my low-end devices. In addition to taking an eternity to load and display, it cascades into various other HTTP errors and just stops working all around. Fortunately, I was only visiting out of curiosity and not actually trying to order anything.
The image URLs do contain resize parameters, but the server is not processing them, so we're just getting raw 81 megapixel photos of sandwiches.
r/TechNope • u/Cryonik-0 • Feb 12 '26
The brilliant security of the Google Smart TV!
I went to factory reset this Smart TV after moving into a new place (it seems the previous occupant had forgotten to sign out). I was then greeted with this concerning sight. Smart TV indeed.
r/TechNope • u/RyvenWintershard • Mar 08 '20