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1 day ago | vice.com | Ashley Fike

We’ve reached the point where just about everything you’ve ever done in bed now has an official name. The latest addition to the ever-expanding sex dictionary? “Shallowing”— a subtle move that plenty of people were already doing, but probably didn’t know they were “doing it” in any codified way. Shallowing is exactly what it sounds like: stimulation focused at the entrance of the vagina, using fingers, toys, or anything else that doesn’t dive too deep.

2 days ago | vice.com | Matt Jancer

Good news for what I call one of the verybest streaming devices you can buy. The Apple TV 4K picked up a pat on the head from a consumer protection nonprofit for being more friendly to users’ data privacy than most of the competition. (opens in a new window) why would it be safer?

2 days ago | vice.com | Ana Valens

Often times, I feel like VTubers are sleeping on the hidden power of VRChat. I mean, yes, plenty of popular Twitch streamers are avid VRChat users. MurderCrumpet, Buni, SokkzVR, and Saeko all come to mind immediately. But as a VRChat content creator myself, I believe many VTubers just aren’t aware of the possibilities VRC offers. The platform has become incredibly advanced, featuring a wide assortment of gorgeous avatars to behold as well as breathtaking worlds to explore.

2 days ago | vice.com | Matt Jancer

Everyone either had Skullcandy headphones or had a friend with Skullcandy headphones. They were everywhere, and while they didn’t exactly go away, they seem to have lost a bit of their market dominance ever since Apple, Google, JLabs, Bose, Sony, and Beats all solidified their strangleholds on the crowded headphones market. Now Skullcandy has brought back one of its oldest product nameplates, the Aviators, as a premium-priced pair of over-the-ear headphones with active noise cancellation.

2 days ago | vice.com | Ashley Fike

Some people use ChatGPT to plan vacations, write resumes, or generate meal plans. Others are uploading selfies and asking how to become less “subhuman.”Welcome to LooksmaxxingGPT, one of the top-ranked bots in ChatGPT’s “Lifestyle” category. It rates your physical appearance, offers a “PSL” (Physical Sexual Attractiveness) score, and suggests ways to improve—from makeup swaps to plastic surgery. As reported by Business Insider, it has had over 700,000 conversations, and it doesn’t hold back.