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[LINE：LINEの送信取消が「24時間以内→1時間以内」に (CNET Japan)]

※ざっくり抜粋※
LINEヤフーは11月7日、LINEのメッセージ送信取り消し機能を変更し、これまで「送信後24時間以内」だった取り消し可能時間を「1時間以内」に短縮した。

ただし、相手がすでに既読にしたメッセージや、OSの通知に表示された内容までは削除できない点には注意が必要。

今回の変更により、無料ユーザーの機能が制限される一方で、有料ユーザー向けの「送信取消」機能は強化されている（詳細はリンク先を）

japan.cnet.com/article/3524...
知ってた？ LINEの送信取消が「24時間以内→1時間以内」へ短くなっています
LINEヤフーは11月7日、LINEのメッセージ送信取り消し機能を変更し、これまで「送信後24時間以内」だった取り消し可能時間を「1時間以内」に短縮した。
japan.cnet.com
November 9, 2025 at 10:07 PM
meliza.bsky.social
バンダイチャンネル、全サービス停止--「不正アクセスの疑い」で（CNET Japan） - Yahoo!ニュース news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/6a0...
バンダイチャンネル、全サービス停止--「不正アクセスの疑い」で（CNET Japan） - Yahoo!ニュース
バンダイチャンネルは11月6日深夜、不正アクセスの疑いにより、緊急措置として全サービスを一時停止すると発表した。記事執筆時点でもサービス停止は続いている。 　発表によると、一部のユーザーで、意図
news.yahoo.co.jp
November 6, 2025 at 10:44 PM
thetalemon.fedibird.com.ap.brid.gy
まさか……タッチの象徴であるペンギンがいなくなり、顔認証の象徴のキャラが生まれるのか……！？（多分違う）

実際東京の改札を顔認証で捌けるんだろうか JR東の技術を以てすればできるのかな その調子でえきねっとも頼むよ

JR東日本の「顔認証改札機」は「Suica」を置き換えるのか【徹底解説】 - CNET Japan
https://japan.cnet.com/article/35240355/
JR東日本の「顔認証改札機」は「Suica」を置き換えるのか【徹底解説】
JR東日本が顔認証技術を使ったウォークスルー改札を上越新幹線で実証実験。タッチもチャージも不要、Suicaの次世代化「Suica Renaissance」構想の第一歩となる取り組み。
japan.cnet.com
November 12, 2025 at 7:06 AM
melhas765.bsky.social
「Sora」無料枠、将来「縮小」を幹部が示唆--10回670円の追加課金を導入 - CNET Japan

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>Soraの無料版では1日約30本、Proアカウントでは最大100本の動画を生成できる

>追加で10回の動画生成ができるパックの価格は日本では670円

>最終的には、増加に対応するために無料の生成枠を引き下げる必要がある

>「それまでの間は、このクレイジーな利用枠を楽しんでほしい」

チャッピープロって３万くらいのやつか…

そら2は高い→高性能
そら1は安い→お遊び程度ならいける
とかだとそら1で遊びやすいんですが…
「Sora」無料枠、将来「縮小」を幹部が示唆--10回670円の追加課金を導入
「Sora」の招待制を廃止してから間もなく、OpenAIはすでにこの人気AI動画SNSアプリの収益化に動き出している。
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November 6, 2025 at 2:49 PM
brucecoffman.bsky.social
You’re About to Host Thanksgiving, and Your Kitchen Is a Fruit Fly Haven. Here’s the Fix.
CNET

Say fuck Thanksgiving this year. What's to be thankful for? The Regime starving your neighbors? Seriously? Don't celebrate that shit. Don't feed the oligarchy by running out and buying up a bunch of shit.
November 6, 2025 at 1:52 PM
chronopunk.bsky.social
“Sir, the current CNET is RADM Disher, but the SECDEF does not have an active duty rank.”

Starts yelling at me. My unit commander comes over and demands to know the problem.

“This cadet refuses to acknowledge my rank!”

Cmdr blinks. “Sir, respectfully, what rank?”

He huffs and moves on.
November 4, 2025 at 7:56 PM
seamusbyrne.me
Forgot one of the cool jokes we managed to get into the decor of the new CBS Interactive office (CNET, Gamespot, ZDNet) back in the day. We had decals around the office of Australian inventions. This one with added Magritte (and beside the emergency stairs for extra credit).
A white office wall has a black decal sticker of an electric drill. It is directly beside a fire stair door to the left, with the fire escape information also alongside. A sticker caption below the drill reads: "Ceci N'est Pas Une Percer" with the English "This Is Not A Drill" below.
November 7, 2025 at 5:24 AM
deeb.bsky.social
This Hyrule Warriors Age of Imprisonment review is like:

I Wish The Third Game In This Super Lame Series Was Actually A Totally Different Game That Played Completely Differently

Dynasty Warriors sux. Tears of the Kingdom 2 would have been cooler.
A cnet headline from Scott Stein: I Wish Nintendo's New Switch 2 Zelda Game Was an Actual Zelda Game Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment has great graphics, a great story and Zelda is actually in it. But the gameplay makes me wish for another true Zelda title instead. Scott Stein
November 5, 2025 at 12:11 AM
warframe.com
The fine folks at CNET took a look at #Starfinder x #Warframe: Operation Orias!

See what they thought about this new adventure: wrfr.me/4nBr4n9
Warframe Has Come to Starfinder in a New Tabletop Module, and It’s Awesome
Operation: Orias makes a solid attempt at bringing the online shooter experience to your gaming table, and it's available now.
wrfr.me
October 30, 2025 at 8:10 PM
maxnichols.bsky.social
Uhhh good question! I didn't do anything special. I really did have a license but it was the version where they lost the keys for it, so they just offered it for download for free for awhile. I either used a copy of the installer I had saved or grabbed it from like, CNET. Just worked out of the box.
October 30, 2025 at 6:19 PM
dialacina.com
The most fun thing about games journalism archeology isn't reading appallingly misguided takes from the year 2000...

It's seeing the ad for Neoplanet still pulsing away in the corner of a semi-ancient version of CNET.

Thank you, @archive.org. None of this would be possible without you.
screenshot of an archived page from CNET Gamecenter.com: Why it's vanishing: We blame Myst for all of this. In the olden days, back when the concept of a gigabyte was nothing more than a wishful glimmer in some engineer's eye, we tended to our beautiful adventure games, like the Quest series (King's Quest, Space Quest, and so on), and enjoyed our puzzles and our exploration. Those Sierra classics were gems of true puzzle mastery. Before them were the golden days of Infocom, back when Zork ruled in mere text adventures telling stories that were just the beginnings of interactive gaming. It was a wondrous time. And then Myst arrived. With its flashy graphics and faux interactivity, Myst drew in gamers like no other game had before. For many, the word Myst became synonymous with computer games. And the numbers of people playing adventure games dwindled. "This is too hard," some people whined. "Why am I walking around? Why don't these graphics look as pretty as Myst? Why is that thing moving on its own?" The number of people playing the Quest games diminished. People wanted eye candy, not real storytelling. Never mind the fact that Myst had the worst ending in gaming history; never mind the fact that Myst's idea of interactivity involved sparse clicks followed by hours of skull scratching. True adventure games came--Grim Fandango, Blade Runner, Gabriel Knight 3--and they failed to get sales. Now it seems people want more action than adventure. They would rather run around in short shorts raiding tombs than experience real stories. People want it simple. Even in the fight between two first-person shooters with adventure leanings, the simpler of the two (Half-Life) won out over the more imaginative (System Shock 2). The golden days are gone; the dream is over. Casual gamers killed adventure gaming, and Myst made them do it. We wish we could tell you that adventure games have a place in the future of gaming. We wish we could tell you that. But we're sorry to say th…
October 27, 2025 at 6:12 PM
aoetk.bsky.social
blogサービスだけでなくポータルも終了か。日本のWeb黎明期を代表するサービスがまた一つ無くなるのか。

/ 「gooポータル」11月25日にサービス終了--28年間の歴史に幕 - CNET Japan japan.cnet.com/article/3523...
「gooポータル」11月25日にサービス終了--28年間の歴史に幕
「gooポータル」は、2025年11月25日13時をもってサービスを終了すると発表した。28年間の歴史に幕を下ろす。
japan.cnet.com
October 26, 2025 at 3:13 AM
hal1997illust.bsky.social
「AIのゴッドファーザー」も賛同、「超知能」開発の停止を求める署名が2万件超える(CNET Japan)
#Yahooニュース
news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/ef5...
「AIのゴッドファーザー」も賛同、「超知能」開発の停止を求める署名が2万件超える（CNET Japan） - Yahoo!ニュース
3年近く前の「ChatGPT」の衝撃的な登場は、AI開発競争の号砲となった。それ以来、競争は加速し続けている。そうした中、業界の専門家らは、人類が破滅的な状況に陥る前にAI企業は開発を減速すべきだ
news.yahoo.co.jp
October 23, 2025 at 11:13 AM
cyberciti.biz
You know you are poor when an AWS outage doesn't affect you because you can still easily use your bed, kitchen appliances to make a cup of tea or joe (or heat food), use the toilet, and open any door in your home. See? Being poor is not so bad. Lmao.

yes it is real www.cnet.com/health/sleep...
A headline from CNET reads: Owners of Luxury Smart Beds Literally Lost Sleep Due to AWS Outage The Amazon Web Services outage affected websites from Roblox to Reddit, but for some smart bed-accessory owners, it posed more physical issues.
October 23, 2025 at 10:05 AM
techdesk.flipboard.social.ap.brid.gy
Sora changed the deepfake game. @cnet asks: Can you tell whether a video is real or AI?

https://flip.it/xfhZ17

#sora #ai #deepfakes #artificialintelligence #technology
Sora Changed the Deepfake Game. Can You Tell Whether a Video Is Real or AI?
There's no one foolproof way to tell if a video is real or made with Sora. But there are things you can look for to try and bolster your odds.
www.cnet.com
October 23, 2025 at 12:39 PM
paperghost.bsky.social
had to go take a look on archive.org because the article is long gone, and this might be the maddest anyone has ever been at me online. incredible stuff
"he Root of the Accusations. This was all begun by a Microsoft MVP character named Chris Boyd, who is always described as a "renowned" security expert. By whose standards is he renowned? Has he written books? Academic papers? Articles? What exactly besides blogging? So where does this assertion come from? The blog? He posted his BitTorrent discovery on his security blog here. He discovered that the Aurora spyware is on machines that also have BitTorrent installed and implies that BitTorrent has more to do with it than a casual coincidence. Does this guy know that BitTorrent is a downloading system and people who do a lot of downloading tend to have it on their machines? The cause and effect logic here eludes me. Is he saying it's impossible to get Aurora without BitTorrent? Whatever the case, someone managed to get his discovery of spyware (spyware is news?) into CNet News, eWeek, and IDG News service, as well as hundreds of blogs talking about how BitTorrent was an "adware distribution vehicle." Hey, BitTorrent will distribute whatever you choose to distribute. How is this news? This all happened just as the once skeptical, now wishy-washy Register (which also reported on the BitTorrent issue without questioning it) reported on Avalanche being oh-so-superior to BitTorrent. Where Is the News Reporting? What bothered me the most about this episode was that there was no reporting whatsoever regarding the BitTorrent as spyware claims or even the credibility of the renowned MVP Chris Boyd. It was basically parroting a leap-of-faith accusation in a blog that somehow developed into these eventual talking points: Use BitTorrent and you'll get spyware. BitTorrent sucks, and oh, Microsoft has something better, although it's never been shipped—but it's better!"
October 22, 2025 at 6:04 PM
coo3.bsky.social
こわ！

日本初の「水素アシスト自転車」、国交省の型式認定を取得 - CNET Japan
日本初の「水素アシスト自転車」、国交省の型式認定を取得
中国YOUONの日本法人であるYOUON Japanは10月20日、同社が開発した「水素アシスト自転車」が国内で初めて型式認定を取得し、成績審査に合格したと発表した。日本における水素モビリティ製品の実用化に向けた、重要な一歩となる。
japan.cnet.com
October 22, 2025 at 1:30 AM
hon.jp
AWSで障害--PerplexityやSlackなどグローバルサービスに支障║CNET Japan
https://japan.cnet.com/article/35239420/
AWSで障害--PerplexityやSlackなどグローバルサービスに支障 - CNET Japan
米Amazonのクラウドサービス「Amazon Web Services（AWS）」で、世界的な障害が発生している。影響は広範囲に及び、PerplexityやSlackの一部機能など、グローバルのサービスが利用できなくなっている。
japan.cnet.com
October 20, 2025 at 8:45 AM
finalfrontierjp.bsky.social
【 #ITニュース 】無印良品のネットストアも停止--アスクルのシステム障害に関連か
#CNET
ファイナルフロンティア - IT関連ニュース
【 #ITニュース 】無印良品のネットストアも停止--アスクルのシステム障害に関連か #CNET
japan.cnet.com
October 19, 2025 at 9:21 PM
copaalemdacopa.bsky.social
A Meta, por exemplo, já foi condenada nos EUA por coletar dados de aplicativos que mulheres usam para monitorar o próprio ciclo. Esses apps podem virar alvo de hackers, se a prática se mostrar lucrativa.

Mas especialistas em saúde feminina apontam erros científicos nessa ideia.
Notícia do site Cnet diz "Meta roubou dados de usuárias de aplicativo que acompanhava ciclo menstrual"
October 17, 2025 at 12:00 PM
edmondtran.bsky.social
thank u 4 coming to the impromptu GameSpot/CNET/CBS Interactive reunion talk
ryanpenning.com Ryan Penning ✨ @ryanpenning.com · 26d
@dannyodwyer.bsky.social and @edmondtran.bsky.social and Luke Lancaster for the Screen NSW games breakfast!

Love that Danny is repping @featherweightgames.bsky.social chained beasts!
October 17, 2025 at 1:16 AM
ikas2nd.bsky.social
ChatGPT、成人向けコンテンツを12月に解禁へ - CNET Japan
japan.cnet.com/article/3523...
『あっはぁ〜ん♡　何かお姉さんに聞きたいことぉ、あるぅ〜？』とか言うんだろうか
ChatGPT、成人向けコンテンツを12月に解禁へ
OpenAIのサム・アルトマンCEOがChatGPTの新方針を発表。年内にGPT-5改良版を公開し、利用制限を緩和。AIとメンタルヘルスの課題にも言及。
japan.cnet.com
October 15, 2025 at 3:32 AM
wdunlap.bsky.social
Jeff Bakalar from Giant Bomb/CNET was in a closed door E3 presentation for it and said they went a lot harder on the cult stuff and watered it down through development. It’s funny how the game developer to most publicly be effected by Trump is Ubisoft
October 8, 2025 at 11:57 PM
karlbode.com
They did that with CNET when it started pushing AI crap; I'm sure they'll add something
October 2, 2025 at 11:58 PM
bonniegrrl.bsky.social
I feel so honored I got to interview Dr. Jane Goodall for CNET in 2020 about her impressive career & why she believed in the power of hope during trying times. 👱🏻‍♀️🐒❤️
www.cnet.com/science/jane...
Jane Goodall's coronavirus message: 'Without hope there's no point in continuing on'
The famed primatologist, subject of a new National Geographic documentary, also talks about the connection between coronavirus and humans' disregard for nature.
www.cnet.com
October 2, 2025 at 10:16 AM