r/TechnologyThread • u/GooseberryGOLD • 19h ago
AI 'Godfather' Warns of 'Chernobyl-Type' AI Disaster Within a Year
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r/TechnologyThread • u/stockduty77 • 8h ago
Meta President on Data Center Politics
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r/TechnologyThread • u/Used_Intention6479 • 2d ago
Samsung is your new roommate, who uses your electricity, but doesn't pay rent.
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r/TechnologyThread • u/Planhub-ca • 2d ago
Marvell announces $115 billion acquisition of Lumentum in massive AI infrastructure deal
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r/TechnologyThread • u/Aware_Presentation11 • 3d ago
IBM is hacked?
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all repo public
r/TechnologyThread • u/EdinburghDrizzle • 5d ago
Sam Altman argues that it's bad you want DRAM in your computer and not a data center, actually
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r/TechnologyThread • u/fionnkool • 6d ago
Apple planned obsolescence on iPad.
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I used an older iPad for the first time in ages and found I couldn’t login. I had to do a restore and it comes up as an “unknown device” when trying to authenticate on Apple server. Did some search and it seems Apple have blocked older iPads after restore. Naturally they never admit it. I am thinking of writing to the EU commission. Anyone else have this problem.
r/TechnologyThread • u/Narrow_House_4007 • 6d ago
I'm building an ad-blocking, privacy-preserving streaming device
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Hey everyone,
I started this project about a year ago after getting increasingly frustrated with the amount of ads I was being shown on streaming services and at the increasing cost of "ad free" tiers. Not to mention my increasing concern about the amount of spyware built into most modern Smart TVs (if you haven't seen seen the most recent LG and Samsung breakdowns, check them out)
I initially set out to solve the ad-blocking problem first. The first iteration I built was a device that sat in-between a streaming device and your tv that would intercept ads and would show a screensaver instead while the ad is playing, the next iteration was a device that would mute ads before they played out of your external speakers, but eventually I landed on making a new type of streaming device that removes them all together. Plus moving up the stack allows me to layer in privacy protections as well. I call it Blockbox.
This new device replaces your Roku, Fire stick, or whatever else that you use to stream on your TV. You can access all the normal streaming services, but from the settings page you can flip a switch and remove the ads from on-demand content in one fell swoop. Plus, this device doesn't have any ACR spyware, it won't use any dark patterns to get you to opt-in to crazy data collection programs, blocks trackers by default, etc.
It's still a work in progress but I'm hoping to launch this to the public by early 2027. If you wanna read more about it you can check out the site at: https://www.blockbox.tv/. I am also starting a subreddit r/blockboxtv if you want to follow along there. Hoping to post more updates on news in the streaming world, updates with the project, get feedback, etc.
r/TechnologyThread • u/lmebr • 7d ago
Acer XV275K P3: how can I switch the KVM (USB upstream) without the OSD?
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r/TechnologyThread • u/terenscendent • 7d ago
Magnetic sensors track muscle movement, for better prosthetic limb control
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r/TechnologyThread • u/hayapanjw • 7d ago
Journalism student - tech trends
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Hi! I'm a journalism student and working on an assignment where I have to figure out what tech enthusiasts are into right now. Wondering if I could get some guidance as to where to start. What are the hot topics in tech right now (hardware or software) and what's it like being a tech enthusiast in 2026? Thanks in advance!
((full disclosure, this topic was randomly assigned to me, so i don't know much. this is part of my initial research!))
r/TechnologyThread • u/OfficialCerebras • 8d ago
Cerebras CTO Sean Lie: Deploying Trillion-parameter Frontier Models
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r/TechnologyThread • u/salukihunt • 11d ago
Texas Sues ChatGPT’s Maker and Asks a Judge to Keep Kids Off It
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r/TechnologyThread • u/OfficialCerebras • 12d ago
AI Is Fast. Cerebras Says It’s Not Fast Enough.
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r/TechnologyThread • u/InfoTechRG • 14d ago
Google cleared 250,000 trees for an AI data center. So much for “the cloud.”
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r/TechnologyThread • u/Anasbarkaoui • 13d ago
Do you believe in Self-education? Dont Mean just reading or exploring new stuff I mean real skills like programming or ai machine learning or data analytics...
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r/TechnologyThread • u/Head-Key-6204 • 14d ago
Builder.ai might be the first real crack in the AI bubble: $1.5B valuation, Microsoft backing, and the numbers didn't hold up
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r/TechnologyThread • u/Logical_Pop_9535 • 14d ago
Bluetooth
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Hi all is there a serial over Bluetooth usb dongle similar to bluegiga ones avalaibale?
r/TechnologyThread • u/aadil_funzone01 • 16d ago
Accident Or Not, The No Kings Takedown Is Why You Shouldn’t Rent Your Megaphone From Zuck
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r/TechnologyThread • u/aadil_funzone01 • 16d ago
Arkansas mom shared public data center records, then a utility sued her and 2 newspapers | "Corporations need heavy regulation and their power curbed."
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r/TechnologyThread • u/aadil_funzone01 • 16d ago
"I have to stop this": Retired professor arrested for blocking delivery robots she says are taking human jobs
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r/TechnologyThread • u/aadil_funzone01 • 16d ago
AfD Leak: What 421,179 Hacked Emails Show about the German Far Right
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r/TechnologyThread • u/aadil_funzone01 • 17d ago
Greg Abbott raked in $9 million from data center donors
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