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"Country Changed Beyond Recognition": After Seven Years In Europe, NRI Calls India's Transformation Stunning
The user also mentioned changes in people's clothing, especially in women's clothing. According to him, Western-style clothing is being worn more frequently, and women appear to be wearing more modern and revealing clothing than before.
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NRI Returns After 7 Years, Amazed by India's Rapid Transformation: "Digital Payments Are Everywhere"
Upon moving back a few months ago, the user said he was taken aback by the visible and significant changes across various aspects of life in India.
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Employees Asked To Pay Rs 1,200 For Mandatory Diwali Bash, Internet Reacts
The chat shows a conversation in the office group, where the management is asking employees to contribute to the Diwali bash.
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10 Flights In 3 Days: This Reddit Group Is Tracking Elon Musk's Private Jet
The group, created in 2022, gained significant attention after the tech billionaire became associated with the Donald Trump administration.
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IndiGo Passenger Claims Flight Attendant Mistreated By Group Of Friends
The caption on the post read, "Incident on IndiGo airlines yesterday just confirms how unsafe India is for women."
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Watch: New Yorkers Lift Illegally Parked Car To Give Way To Bus, Internet Calls Them "Heroes"
In an inspiring display of working together for the community, a group of New Yorkers got together to lift an illegally parked car and move it to the side in order to give way to a bus.
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Reddit Hackers Threaten to Leak 80GB of Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack Over API Changes: Report
Reddit hackers behind a breach of the company in February have threatened to leak 80GB of data stolen from the platform in February. The hacking group wants Reddit to pay a ransom of $4.5 million (roughly Rs. 37 crore) and reverse its controversial API policy changes aimed at third-party apps.
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Reddit Groups Go Silent Amid AI-Linked Fee Dispute
Reddit, the hugely popular discussion platform, suffered a major outage on Monday as the site's communities protested new fees being charged to provide access to developers.
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On Camera, Group Of Women Wearing Neon Green Jumpsuits Attack And Rob Two Teens On New York Subway
A video showing a bizarre group of female robbers - wearing full-body neon green leotards - creating a ruckus inside a subway train in New York, US, is going viral on social media.
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Video: Indian Faces Racist Tirade In Poland, Called A "Parasite Invader"
Reddit users identified the man as a neo-Nazi who heads a hate group in the US, "a (failed) former actor and (even worse) rapper".
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Telegram Testing Emoji Reactions for iOS; Could Work Similar to iMessage, Instagram
Telegram has been spotted working on a message reactions feature. As per a post on Reddit, Telegram has a default selection of 11 reaction emoji now. Telegram group admins can disable the emoji feature in groups. They can also allow a limited selection of reaction emoji.
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How Can You Prevent Ransomware Attacks? Cybersecurity Experts From Okta, Rapid7, Recorded Future, and Team Cymru Explain
The Institute of Security and Technology, a non-profit organisation, recently hosted an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit where users could raise any questions related to ransomware and cybercrime. The queries raised during the AMA were answered by a group of cybersecurity experts. Gadgets 360 look into the key takeaways from the AMA, includi...
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Fastly Blames Software Bug Triggered by a Customer for Major Global Internet Outage
Fastly, the company behind a major global Internet outage this week, said the incident was caused by a bug in its software that was triggered when one of its customers changed their settings.
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GameStop's Reddit Rally Puts Scrutiny on Social Media Forums
Social media services including Facebook and Reddit restrict discussions about weapons, drugs, and other illegal activity, but their rules do not specifically mention another lucrative regulated good: stocks.
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WallStreetBets Reddit Group Briefly Shuts Doors, Puts a Dent on Gamestop and Other Retail Companies
A slugfest between Wall Street and Main Street took an unexpected turn late on Wednesday after moderators of the WallStreetBets stock trading forum that has helped fuel massive rallies in the shares of GameStop temporarily closed its doors.
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"Country Changed Beyond Recognition": After Seven Years In Europe, NRI Calls India's Transformation Stunning
The user also mentioned changes in people's clothing, especially in women's clothing. According to him, Western-style clothing is being worn more frequently, and women appear to be wearing more modern and revealing clothing than before.
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NRI Returns After 7 Years, Amazed by India's Rapid Transformation: "Digital Payments Are Everywhere"
Upon moving back a few months ago, the user said he was taken aback by the visible and significant changes across various aspects of life in India.
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Employees Asked To Pay Rs 1,200 For Mandatory Diwali Bash, Internet Reacts
The chat shows a conversation in the office group, where the management is asking employees to contribute to the Diwali bash.
-
10 Flights In 3 Days: This Reddit Group Is Tracking Elon Musk's Private Jet
The group, created in 2022, gained significant attention after the tech billionaire became associated with the Donald Trump administration.
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IndiGo Passenger Claims Flight Attendant Mistreated By Group Of Friends
The caption on the post read, "Incident on IndiGo airlines yesterday just confirms how unsafe India is for women."
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Watch: New Yorkers Lift Illegally Parked Car To Give Way To Bus, Internet Calls Them "Heroes"
In an inspiring display of working together for the community, a group of New Yorkers got together to lift an illegally parked car and move it to the side in order to give way to a bus.
-
Reddit Hackers Threaten to Leak 80GB of Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack Over API Changes: Report
Reddit hackers behind a breach of the company in February have threatened to leak 80GB of data stolen from the platform in February. The hacking group wants Reddit to pay a ransom of $4.5 million (roughly Rs. 37 crore) and reverse its controversial API policy changes aimed at third-party apps.
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Reddit Groups Go Silent Amid AI-Linked Fee Dispute
Reddit, the hugely popular discussion platform, suffered a major outage on Monday as the site's communities protested new fees being charged to provide access to developers.
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On Camera, Group Of Women Wearing Neon Green Jumpsuits Attack And Rob Two Teens On New York Subway
A video showing a bizarre group of female robbers - wearing full-body neon green leotards - creating a ruckus inside a subway train in New York, US, is going viral on social media.
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Video: Indian Faces Racist Tirade In Poland, Called A "Parasite Invader"
Reddit users identified the man as a neo-Nazi who heads a hate group in the US, "a (failed) former actor and (even worse) rapper".
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Telegram Testing Emoji Reactions for iOS; Could Work Similar to iMessage, Instagram
Telegram has been spotted working on a message reactions feature. As per a post on Reddit, Telegram has a default selection of 11 reaction emoji now. Telegram group admins can disable the emoji feature in groups. They can also allow a limited selection of reaction emoji.
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How Can You Prevent Ransomware Attacks? Cybersecurity Experts From Okta, Rapid7, Recorded Future, and Team Cymru Explain
The Institute of Security and Technology, a non-profit organisation, recently hosted an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit where users could raise any questions related to ransomware and cybercrime. The queries raised during the AMA were answered by a group of cybersecurity experts. Gadgets 360 look into the key takeaways from the AMA, includi...
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Fastly Blames Software Bug Triggered by a Customer for Major Global Internet Outage
Fastly, the company behind a major global Internet outage this week, said the incident was caused by a bug in its software that was triggered when one of its customers changed their settings.
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GameStop's Reddit Rally Puts Scrutiny on Social Media Forums
Social media services including Facebook and Reddit restrict discussions about weapons, drugs, and other illegal activity, but their rules do not specifically mention another lucrative regulated good: stocks.
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WallStreetBets Reddit Group Briefly Shuts Doors, Puts a Dent on Gamestop and Other Retail Companies
A slugfest between Wall Street and Main Street took an unexpected turn late on Wednesday after moderators of the WallStreetBets stock trading forum that has helped fuel massive rallies in the shares of GameStop temporarily closed its doors.
