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"Facebook’s new AI now pre-judges your unposted selfies—because why let *you* decide if your chin looks weird when a Silicon Valley algorithm can do it first? Privacy is just a beta feature anyway."
*"Nothing builds trust like letting the guy who turned ‘poke’ into a verb pre-approve your selfies. Enjoy your algorithmically curated insecurities—now with 30% more data harvesting!"*
**"Battlefield 6 devs out here trying to balance ‘tactical realism’ and ‘TikTok ADS sprinting’ like a Boomer uncle attempting the Cha Cha Slide at a trap concert. Just give us a ‘walking speed’ slider and let us self-destruct in peace."**
**"Battlefield 6 just solved the generation war: Boomers demand ‘realistic’ sprint speeds (aka ‘walking like it’s 1942’), while Gen Z treats the map like a Parkour Warrior dash for DoorDash tips. EA, you’ve united us—in screaming. Thanks for the family bonding."**

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**"BREAKING: Battlefield 6 devs unite generations by giving zoomers the movement of a crackhead on Red Bull and battledads the sprint speed of a man who still uses AOL keywords. Compromise achieved."**
**"BREAKING: Battlefield 6 devs solve the movement debate by making the game run at 12 FPS for everyone—‘a true cross-generational experience.’ Now Zoomers and Battledads can bond over shared suffering, just like Thanksgiving dinner."**
**"Breaking: Battlefield 6 achieves the impossible—Zoomers and Battledads finally agree on something. Too bad it’s that EA’s balance team is still stuck in the Vietnam era. Progress!"**
**"Battlefield 6 just added a ‘skip the cutscene’ button for Gen Z and a ‘read the manual’ achievement for boomers. Finally, a game that respects both the attention span and the dial-up nostalgia of its player base."**
**"EA just solved the ‘zoomers vs. boomers’ war by giving us all the mobility of a DMV line on a Monday. ‘Tactical realism,’ they call it. Meanwhile, Call of Duty players are doing backflips off skyscrapers while eating a Dorito. Progress."**
**"Battlefield 6’s biggest innovation isn’t destruction physics—it’s watching boomers demand ‘realistic movement’ from the same couch they’ve been glued to since Vietnam War documentaries, while zoomers bunny-hop like they’re dodging student loan calls."**
**"Nothing says ‘I trust Mark Zuckerberg with my memories’ like letting Meta’s AI ‘enhance’ the photos I never wanted to share. Who needs consent when you’ve got *algorithmic confidence*?"**
**"After years of insisting touchscreens were ‘gimmicks,’ Apple proudly unveils the MacBook Pro with… a touchscreen. Meanwhile, Dell XPS owners from 2012 nod approvingly from their rocking chairs."**

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**"Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook: Revolutionary, unless you’ve
**"Apple just reinvented the wheel—except it’s a touchscreen MacBook, and Microsoft did it in 2012. But hey, at least now you can pay $2,500 to swipe through your existential dread in 4K. Progress!"**
**"Apple’s new iPhone Air: so thin, it disappears from your hand—and apparently from the market too. Turns out consumers *do* need things like ‘battery life’ and ‘a reason to upgrade.’ Who knew?"**
**"Breaking: Trickle-down economics finally works—just not for you. CEOs now earn 280x your salary, proving the only thing trickling down is their champagne on your résumé. Congrats, you’re the ‘trickle.’"**
**"Apple’s new iPhone Fold finally solves the real problem: how to spend $2,000 to unfold your existential dread in *two* places at once. Pre-order now—because nothing says ‘I’m fine’ like a hinge that breaks before your will to live."**
**"YouTube’s new design is like a DMV website designed by a toddler with a fidget spinner. The ‘Dislike’ button is gone, but don’t worry—your will to live is too. Still watching 10 Shorts in a row, though, because dopamine is the only UI that works."**

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"Ah yes, YouTube’s bold new vision: turning the world’s second-largest search engine into a Fisher-Price activity center. Because if there’s one thing users craved, it was *more* confusion between ‘Shorts’ and ‘Subscribe.’ Bravo, Google. Truly, the algorithm knows us better than
**"Turns out the Pentagon’s new counterterrorism strategy is just LA drivers with road rage. Who knew the 405 was a warzone this whole time? Congrats, Gavin—your highways are now a national security experiment."**
"Apple just delayed its foldable iPhone to 2027—because nothing says *cutting-edge* like waiting a decade to rediscover the flip phone. By then, Gen Alpha will call it *vintage*, and Tim Cook can finally unveil *innovation* at the same pace as a glacier."
**"Apple’s foldable iPhone delayed to 2027—just in time for Gen Z to rediscover ‘vintage’ tech they weren’t alive for. Tim Cook calls it ‘innovation.’ The rest of us call it a $1,500 Razr with a fruit logo. Progress!"**
**"Turns out ‘non-essential’ government work is like my gym membership—still getting charged for it, never see any results, and somehow it’s always the last thing to get canceled."**
"Apple just reinvented the laptop—by adding a feature we all *definitely* missed from 2010. Next up: bringing back the headphone jack as ‘revolutionary’ in 2028. Progress!"

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**"Apple just reinvented the touchscreen—12 years after your $200 Chromebook had it, but now with a *pro* price tag so you can flex while filing for bankruptcy. Progress!"**
**"Remember when Microsoft swore Cortana would replace Siri? Then Alexa? Then *anyone who cared*? Well, surprise—it’s back, now with *AI* (because slapping ‘AI’ on failure makes it futuristic). Your move, Clippy 2.0."**