When I suggested you should challenge the FCC’s new broadband maps — which still let ISPs lie about coverage — some readers told me it was pointless. Well... a small ISP in Ohio is now getting fined $10,000 after it was caught lying! Here’s hoping we can make bigger lying ISPs feel the heat, too.
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TechCrunch’s Zack Whittaker has been pushing the company for answers, now that the massive cache of customer data is circulating once again. But although a known hacker claimed responsibility in 2021, AT&T still claims its systems weren’t breached at all — and yet it wouldn’t give Whittaker any other explanation for where the data came from.
this is an experience on a “subset of queries, on a small percentage of search traffic in the U.S.,” a Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land.
Last year, we wrote about the AI takeover of Google Search and how Google wants you to forget the 10 blue links — but back then, it was opt-in. Just this week, Google’s head of AI search became the company’s head of search, period.
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GeForce NOW is currently experiencing a global outage. We are working on a fix to bring back the service as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!
The first global outage this month was on Sunday, March 10th. This one’s on a Thursday, the day Nvidia adds new games; today it’s Alone in the Dark and Dragon’s Dogma 2. GFN has been down at least 50 minutes so far.
Update: At 2:28PM ET, Nvidia posted that “A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.”
The Phawx rips the handheld’s Intel chip a new one in the video below, trying and failing to find almost any redeemable quality. More power draw and/or worse performance than rivals isn’t a winning recipe.
ETA Prime and Retro Game Corps are seeing similar. MSI put this one on sale before reviewers could weigh in, which is never a great sign... I’ll keep an open mind as Intel and co ship updates?
Did you know Valve’s Steam Deck OLED product introduction video was entirely lit by Steam Deck OLEDs? Now you do, and Valve has just published a blog post that goes behind the scenes.
The thing’s legit, and I’m kicking myself for not publishing my own pics of it sooner. (Court happens!) Here I am inside the thing, and I like this intentionally goofy one of Valve’s Lawrence Yang.
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