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Right, let's talk cryptocurrency. Or, as I like to call it, "Digital Magic Beans." You know, the kind you trade for real-world goods, except sometimes the magic beans turn out to be... well, duds. First up, we have Bybit, which, in a turn of events that

Right, let's get this straight. I just spent a perfectly pleasant afternoon trying to coax a recalcitrant tomato plant back to life (turns out, they don't thrive on gin and tonics, who knew?), and now I'm supposed to understand that *my computer* is about

Right then, let's talk computers, or, more specifically, the modern-day equivalent of medieval sieges being carried out against them. You see, it turns out that ransomware – those digital villains who hold your precious photos and half-written novels hostage – have found a rather clever new trick. They've

Right, let's have a look at this, shall we? Another day, another digital disaster. You'd think, wouldn't you, in this age of marvels, that we'd have cracked the code on keeping our particulars private. But no. It seems the digital world is

There’s a new sheriff in AI town, and its name is DeepSeek—a Chinese startup that has managed to do the impossible: simultaneously cause mass hysteria in Silicon Valley and become the No. 1 free app on the Apple Store. For those of you keeping score at home, that

In what must be one of the most glorious self-owns in the history of self-help empires, Andrew Tate’s online university, The Real World, has suffered a data breach of truly spectacular proportions. Yes, the digital sanctum where 800,000 loyal students were presumably learning the secrets of unshakable confidence,

Ladies and gentlemen, let’s take a moment to appreciate the marvel of modern technology—Facebook Messenger. Yes, that unassuming little app sitting on your phone, blinking innocently with notifications about Karen’s new muffin recipe or Gary’s cat videos, is actually the digital equivalent of a nosy neighbor