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GIFs of Hurricane Dorian show the fearsome ferocity of a Cat 5 storm
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Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account has been hacked, yet again
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Dogs are the real stars of Katy Perry’s ‘Small Talk’ music video
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YouTube is bringing a big subscriber count change in September
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Who knew an ad for Apple AirPods could be this adorable?
Product advertising is supposed to fill you with a lust for that product, even if you don’t need it. Apple probably wrote the damn…
Android 10 was supposed to be called ‘Queen Cake’
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Adam Catzavelos gets a R150k fine, South African Twitter calls it a ‘joke’
Adam Catzavelos will pay a R150 000 fine for his racist remarks in a viral video posted from a Greek beach in August 2018….
Hurricane Dorian hits Puerto Rico, could strike Florida as a major storm
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SABC wants to charge you even more for your TV License
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