#tech debate

Is the Amazon Echo really that much better than the Google Nest Hub for smart home tech?

Is the argument that 'your favorite CPU brand is a cult' actually true for both sides, or is one simply better at hiding their fanboyism?

Is the real reason you hate iOS or Android just that you learned the other one first and refuse to adapt?

What’s your take on Samsung’s foldable vs. traditional slab flagships for daily use?

Is ChatGPT overhyped crap or genuinely the most useful tool in years?

Is a dvd drive still worth having on a modern pc

The metaverse is either the future of social connection or a glorified chat room — which side are you on?

Is open-source software actually better, or do we just like it because it's free?

Can a product with terrible software ever justify having the best hardware?

Would software development be better off if we banned all JavaScript frameworks for a year?

Smart home hubs are a waste of money — do they actually do anything a phone can't?

Are cheap AI tools actually good enough, or are they just making us settle for mediocre work?

Does UX even matter if the backend is a bloated, laggy mess?