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Here’s a thoughtful video about when AI clones your game. Technology
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1w ago

Here’s a thoughtful video about when AI clones your game.

In a 20-minute video, Mark Brown of Game Maker’s Toolkit walks through his feelings over a Claude Code-made clone of his own Word Play game. He’s more even-keeled than I would be about Claude replicating something he made over the course of seven months in just twelve minutes. (Anthropic, for what it’s worth, has made changes to try and prevent Claude-made game clones.) [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LMau1qXPYE]

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Google, Meta, TikTok sue to block California law restricting algorithmic feeds for kids. Technology
Technology
1w ago

Google, Meta, TikTok sue to block California law restricting algorithmic feeds for kids.

The companies filed separate lawsuits arguing that that the law violates the First Amendment and Section 230 by forcing them to present content to kids under 16 in a way that the government finds acceptable, Reuters reports. [Link: Google, Meta, TikTok sue to block California youth social media law | https://www.reuters.com/world/us/google-meta-tiktok-sue-block-california-youth-social-media-law-2026-11-05/ | Reuters]

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An excellent breakdown of what dial-up modems were saying to each other. Technology
Technology
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An excellent breakdown of what dial-up modems were saying to each other.

Anyone who used the internet in the age of dial-up can probably do a terrible impression of their modem’s screeching handshake sequence. But do you know what all those tones and sounds were actually for? This explainer from the YouTube channel Mixed Signals breaks down all those weird sounds and why they were all important for connecting you to MSN Messenger. [Media: https://youtu.be/raik_i8VFvo?si=4hvr9HXd5pCr6RGx&t=189]

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