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Microsoft has added a scannable QR code to the infamous “Blue Screen of Death” crash display in their latest update for Windows 10.

The NFL is pursuing plans to introduce virtual reality “diversity training” with its employees and players later this year, during which they will be required to play as a simulated black woman who gets harassed by a white male.

Numerous complaints have been made by Facebook users after it was discovered that the social network has been hiding people’s messages in a tucked-away “spam” folder, despite some of the messages coming from friends and family.

Twitter is about to start granting both male and female employees 20 weeks paid parental leave, according to an interview between Twitter and Fortune.

Republican representative Duncan Hunter is facing an inquiry from the Federal Election Commission after allegedly spending over $1,300 of campaign funds on video games from the popular digital gaming store Steam.

Touching robots in sexual areas such as the buttocks or genital region can provoke a feeling of arousal among humans, according to a study by California researchers.

It has been revealed that the Transport Security Administration spent a massive $1.4 million on an iPad app that randomly chooses whether someone has to move left or right in the airport security pre-check line.

The Advisor, a self-described “visual archive” of handwritten advice letters from successful men in the arts to fellow aspiring young males, has been launched online.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan attempted to ironically suppress a satirical German music video released two weeks ago, after it mocked Erdogan for being an authoritarian, anti-democratic media censor.

CNBC was forced to pull a story about password safety on Tuesday, after a password security strength tool on the piece accidentally exposed user’s passwords to advertisers.

Internet humour cesspit The LAD Bible issued an apology to Prison Break star Wentworth Miller after making a meme mocking the actor’s weight, which he’d put on while suffering from depression and going through a period of feeling suicidal. “Today I

Triton Underwater Breathing Gills, a crowdfunding campaign that promises to offer backers a special underwater oxygen mask, has raised over $840,000 despite industry and diving professionals claiming the project to be implausible and (if you don’t mind the pun) a bit fishy.

Controversial comedy writer and anti-Gamergate warrior Graham Linehan has been caught yet again picking on the little guy after he harassed a 21-year old university graduate for insulting one of Linehan’s posts on Twitter.

Gawker Media is being sued yet again after the blogging network’s traumatic defeat to Hulk Hogan earlier this month, this time by a woman from Portland who claims the news outlet defamed and invaded her privacy through an article in 2007, and she wants $74,000 in reparations.

Trump Playing Cards, an unofficial deck of 54 traditional playing cards featuring Republican presidential frontrunner and billionaire Donald Trump as leaders throughout history, has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.

Breitbart Tech Editor Milo Yiannopoulos joined Dave Rubin on the Rubin Report Tuesday after the Brussels terrorist attacks, during which he discussed the implications of importing millions of Muslims into the west, and the reason why Islam, not just radical Islam, is part of the problem.

Social media posts that embarrass or insult someone would be illegal under bills covering online harassment being pushed by Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin.

Microsoft released a “smart” Twitter AI account yesterday under the name TayTweets, and due to a combination of the way that it learns from user communication and a wave of trolls, Tay quickly turned into an anti-Semitic, politically incorrect Nazi within the space of a few hours.

Former wrestling champion and recently awarded recipient of over $145 million Hulk Hogan has spilled the beans on what it was like in court during his lengthy lawsuit against Gawker, the news outlet that posted a sex tape featuring Hogan without his permission in 2012.

Facebook has denied racially profiling its users, insisting that it’s simply collecting and using data “about ethnic activities and interests.”

Twitter users are claiming the social media platform censored the #StopIslam hashtag after it began trending in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Brussels earlier today.

In a series of Hillary Clinton’s emails, WikiLeaks have revealed that Google attempted to aid Syrian rebels and boost defections from President Bashar al-Assad in 2012.

Twitter has finally responded to its users. After months of fighting against Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and his authoritarian droogs, we the people have received what we’ve been waiting for… confetti animations that pop up out of the heart-shaped button when you like a tweet!

Leading U.S. tech CEO’s have followed President Barack Obama’s steps in a three-day business and diplomacy trip to Cuba that started Sunday.

Hulk Hogan is to be awarded an extra $25 million in punitive damages from Gawker in addition to the $115 million awarded last week.

Dwarf planet Ceres is uniquely identified by glowing bright spots on its surface, but these spots appear to be changing in an unexplainable phenomenon according to scientists.

Twitter has now introduced its Facebook-style timeline algorithm automatically across the world, meaning you will see the “best tweets” at the beginning of your page instead of in chronological order.

Politically active porn star, free speech activist, and GamerGate icon Mercedes Carrera dropped out of a panel appearance at SXSW this week after refusing to delete a list of tweets criticising notorious harasser and anti-GamerGate activist Randi Lee Harper, who was also in attendance at the festival.

Former Gawker Editor-in-Chief A.J. Daulerio was made to sweat in court on Monday after being interrogated about his previous remarks made during the Hulk Hogan vs. Gawker trial last week where he claimed that he’d only refrain from posting a sex-tape if it featured a celebrity aged four or under.

Anti-GamerGate Democrat Representative Katherine Clark has announced a new bill that aims to defeat “cybercrime” and increase digital “enforcement training” for police officers.

Microsoft is attempting to create a more intelligent and intuitive type of artificial intelligence by training computers to play Minecraft efficiently on their own, it announced in an official blog post.

Founder of Gawker Media Nick Denton claimed that a sex-tape featuring President Obama would not be newsworthy in the Hulk Hogan vs. Gawker sex tape trial this week.

Two cultures collided in Canada when a group of recently arrived Syrian refugees were settled in a Vancouver hotel where a yearly furry convention was taking place.

The Hulk Hogan vs. Gawker trial began on Monday in St. Petersburg, Florida. The trial follows Hogan’s decision to sue after the controversial regressive-left blogging network posted Hogan’s private sex tape in 2012 without permission.

A.J. Daulerio, former editor-in-chief of Gawker, claimed that he would only draw the line and withhold posting a sex tape if it featured someone that was four years-old or younger.

Speaking with host and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot Ch. 125, Breitbart Tech reporter Allum Bokhari discussed the private meeting between the GOP establishment and billionaire international tech leaders in order to try