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Posts about 2023 written by Mike Masnick

Every year a little after New Years, I do a post about the previous year of Techdirt traffic and comments, looking at what people were interested in, what commenters were highly rated, etc. I know most sites put this out towards the end of the year, but I remain a purist and wait until after…

For sale now on Amazon: dozens of products labeled “I cannot fulfill this request.” Actually, the exact wording is, “I’m sorry but I cannot fulfill this…

It is fun to contemplate all of the life on display in this image.

“I cannot fulfill this request.” Product descriptions like these are the result of scammers flooding Amazon with AI-written posts.

CES 2024 saw a highlight of these top PC monitors from 4 companies. Every year at CES showcases, different companies come together to bring top computer monitors that offer the latest innovations in the market for all setup needs like for work or gaming.

The company has yet to comment on concerns that user anonymity is no longer guaranteed.

The Dynamic Security system keeps bricking printers that use third-party ink

Billy Mitchell is suing internet game scoreboard Twin Galaxies over its decision to strip him of his records and ban him from its leaderboards. He’s arguing that Twin Galaxies’ statement was libelous.

Guinness World Records has reversed a 2018 decision to strip notorious arcade game figure Billy Mitchell’s Pac-Man and Donkey Kong records. Mitchell, who was at the center of revered documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, says it’s “a long time coming.”