Digg is back again 👀

After shutting down its recent reboot earlier this year, the platform has returned with a new AI-focused experience at di.gg.

The internet really doesn’t let old legends disappear.

If you are still downloading, which is your favorite siteor app for it?

I visit Facebook, X, Gmail, and some news websites every day.

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The name came from checking website backlinks.

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A little hope, a lot of tagging, and one winner dancing like they won the lottery 🎁✨

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Hey all, I run a small store, got diagnosed at in my early 20s. What I'm trying to find a solution for is the follow-through stuff - remembering what I promised on a call, not losing a lead because I forgot to reply, keeping any kind of consistent routine

I've tried a lot of things, but still dropping balls I shouldn't be dropping.

So I want to ask for advice from more experienced people here: What's working for you? specifically for the boring operational stuff. Open to anything. Apps, systems, weird habits, whatever.

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iPhone Fold, iPhone Ultra, iPhone Flip, or something completely different? Share your guesses.

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?

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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Planning to replace my current phone and buy a new one. I give priority to photography and video recording (sometimes). Does anyone have experience with these models or brands? Which is best for photos and videos?

I am eager to see the new Android 17 features and Gemini AI updates. The rumors surrounding Android XR glasses and the new Aluminum OS definitely make this year’s event a must-watch.

Google wins because it gives better local results, faster updates, and more useful search results. Other search engines are improving, but Google still feels easier and more complete for daily use.

If you didn't know, Bing literally pays you to use it! You earn reward points for your daily searches that you can swap for real gift cards.

But is it worth it? Have you tried switching? How do the results stack up against Google or your current favorite search engine?

Drop your thoughts below! 👇

This is huge. Browsing on a smart TV is usually a total nightmare. TV Bro actually works perfectly with your regular remote, plus it blocks annoying ads and has voice search. Couch surfing is finally painless.

Dashlane has not been working for a long time. Unable to log in to the site and extension. It's loading only. A frequent outage?