/squaredcircleWe're blessed with the opportunity to mold something here while the userbase is still so small and organic. While we're still "early" to the table, what habits should we start now (and what should we avoid) so that this Digg community has it's own unique vibe? I think the low han
/gaming/gamingAfter being banned from r/Gaming he posted the following: I have to vent - fuck Reddit moderators that over-police subreddits instead of using common sense. They get upset when absolutely nobody else is complaining. That is all.
/gamingA recent Fable leak suggests a potential 2027 release, disappointing fans after a previous delay. Developer Playground Games may have originally targeted a 2025 holiday season launch.
/scienceResearch suggests dogs' personalities influence their TV preferences, with excitable dogs tracking on-screen objects and anxious dogs reacting to non-animal stimuli. The study highlights potential applications for dog care and training.
/technologyNvidia's GeForce RTX 40 series gains a free FPS boost via Smooth Motion tech, doubling frame rates in older games, though it requires a developer account for now.
/newsArchaeologists have discovered 5,500-year-old pyramids in Poland, predating Egypt's Pyramid of Giza.
/gamingCan't say I'm surprised, but it's nice to know it's on the way... eventually.
/technologyResearchers discovered GPUHammer, a Rowhammer-based attack on GDDR6-equipped NVIDIA GPUs, corrupting AI models by flipping bits in VRAM, drastically reducing accuracy from 80% to under 1%.
/gamingSGDQ 2025 raised $2.4 million for Doctors Without Borders, featuring speedruns, an art alley, and a live concert.
/gamingHave you found yourself playing more games from smaller studios this year?
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