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These are the 3 apps I’ve been using for more than 10 years and never felt the need to replace
• Todoist
• VLC media player
• Google Maps
No matter how many new apps come out, these still stay installed on every device I use.
What are your top 3?
Evernote used to be the note-taking app back in the day. Just curious. Is anyone still using it regularly now? Or have you moved on to something else? What made you stay or switch?
Why does ChatGPT always pick 73? 🤔
Ask ChatGPT to pick a random number between 1 and 100.”
Meanwhile ChatGPT every single time: 73 😭
Why is 73 somehow the unofficial “random” number for AI? Anyone else noticed this?
Elon Musk said he wants to reduce spending on Social Security Administration and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, referring to those programs as “entitlements” and saying, “That’s the big one to eliminate.”
What Happens If Google and Gmail Disappear One Day? Any Ideas?
I have a doubt and a slight fear. Nowadays, many companies are struggling or closing because of the AI revolution. So, what if one day Google decides to shut down its search engine and Gmail services? We can’t assume these services will exist forever, right?
We already saw what happened to Yahoo after Google became dominant. Now AI models like ChatGPT are starting to replace Google Search and some of its services.
My main concern is that almost everyone in the world uses free Gmail accounts for website and app logins, banking registrations, communication, work, and even government services. So, if Google ever decides to close these services in the future, what would be the best alternative?
Share your ideas and thoughts in the comments.
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Elon Musk, Apple's Cook and Boeing CEO going to China with Trump, official says
U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly taking major American CEOs including Elon Musk, Tim Cook, and Kelly Ortberg on a visit to China.
What do you think Apple will call its first foldable iPhone? 📱
iPhone Fold, iPhone Ultra, iPhone Flip, or something completely different? Share your guesses.
Does anyone still use Flickr?
Back in the day, Flickr was the place to upload and share photos online. First they offered 2GB free space, then later an incredible 1TB free storage which felt unbelievable at the time.
After SmugMug bought Flickr, things slowly went downhill in my opinion. The free plan became limited, many users left, and platforms like Instagram and Google Photos took over.
Anyone here still actively using Flickr in 2026? Or have you completely moved on to other platforms?
With AI tools answering questions instantly, I’m curious do you still visit Wikipedia regularly? Would love to know how your habits have changed.
Does Anyone Still Remember the Amazon Phone? Why Did It Fail So Hard?
Amazon once tried to make a smartphone called the Fire Phone.
It had some interesting ideas, but most people ignored it and it disappeared quickly.
Did anyone here actually use one? Why do you think it failed?
Anyone Using Grok as Their Main AI Tool?
Just curious, does anyone here use Grok as their daily/main AI assistant?
How has your experience been compared to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini?
Do you remember StumbleUpon?
StumbleUpon was a great place to discover new content and save our favorites. You just clicked a button, and it instantly took you to a completely random, cool webpage. What was your favorite find?