The Verge

ToS;DR reads the terms of service so you don’t have to

“But I’d say to TwitPic or Facebook, sure, go ahead and sue me,” adding that it’s probably not in their best interest to “have trials about how bad their ToS are for users.” Rather than turn things ...
ZDNet

I used AI to summarize boring ToS agreements, and these two tools did it best

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The National Interest

Russia’s TOS-1: Moscow’s Most Powerful Weapon of War (That Isn’t Nuclear)

TOS stands for “heavy flame thrower,” which is only accurate in a literal sense: instead of projecting a stream of jellied gasoline, the TOS-1 launches a rocket carrying a fuel-air explosive (FAE).
The National Interest

TOS-1 Buratino: This Is Russia’s Most Powerful Non-Nuclear Weapon

Here’s What You Need To Remember: The TOS-1 vehicle has no real counterpart in use by Western militaries. While there are all kinds of multiple-rocket launch systems in use, such as the M142 HIMARS in ...
Ars Technica

“Disgraceful”: Messy ToS update allegedly locks Roku devices until users give in

Roku customers are threatening to stop using, or to even dispose of, their low-priced TVs and streaming gadgets after the company appears to be locking devices for ...