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The Ruby Princess heading out of Sydney Harbour on 19 March Health authorities in Australia have been heavily criticised in an official inquiry into the Ruby Princess cruise ship coronavirus outbreak. The inquiry found "serious errors" by New South Wales Health in its handling of suspected cases on board. All 2,700 passengers were allowed to disembark in Sydney in March without sufficient screening. More than 100 of them felt unwell. A total of 914 later tested positive. Twenty-two died. The ship, carrying mostly Australian passengers, had completed an 11-day cruise from Sydney to New Zealand and back when it docked on 19 March. The passengers - some seen coughing and spluttering - were allowed to leave the ship at Sydney Harbour, catching trains, buses and even overseas flights to get home. But despite officials' fears, the virus did not spread far beyond those who had been on board. Excluding a cluster in the island state of Tasmania which spread through a hospital, only 34 people in Australia caught the virus through secondary transmission. But it was Australia's worst coronavirus episode before the current lockdown in Victoria. What are the findings? The Commission of Inquiry said all passengers with "acute respiratory illness" or "influenza-like illness" should have been tested for Covid-19, in line with new guidelines issued on 10 March. "NSW Health should have ensured that cruise ships were aware of the change to the definition of a 'suspect case' for Covid-19 made on 10 March," its report says. "This would have resulted in the identification of such cases on the Ruby Princess. 101 persons fell within the suspect case definition by 18 March, and 120 by the time the ship docked." The inquiry describes these as "serious mistakes by NSW Health". It also describes as "inexcusable" a failure to obtain results immediately from coronavirus swab tests taken on 19 March - the day the vessel docked. The decision by an expert panel of New South Wales Health to classify the Ruby Princess as "low risk" is condemned as "inexplicable as it is unjustifiable". A directive on 17 March meant all ship passengers disembarking after arriving from another country should have isolated themselves for 14 days once on land. The NSW government, the report says, "should have arranged suitable accommodation for all passengers who were not residents of the state". Passengers were incorrectly informed that once disembarked, they could travel elsewhere, the inquiry found, despite having been in contact with a Covid-19 case. Though the advice was corrected by NSW Health on 21 March, it was too late to prevent many travelling onward, "including some passengers who were symptomatic during transit". The report makes several recommendations, but says that mistakes and failures in decision-making have already been largely recognised by the expert panel and NSW Health. There are no "systemic" failures that need tackling and those involved are said to recognise "they would do things differently if they had their time again". What has the reaction been? New South Wales government leader Gladys Berejiklian said she would read the report over the weekend before responding. The owner of the Ruby Princess, Carnival Corp, said the report had backed its position that none of its employees had misled the authorities. "In our more than 20 years in Australia, we have always sought to co-operate honestly and professionally with officials in accordance with the regulatory environment," it said.

Name game: Endless Space® 2 - Digital Deluxe Edition Price: $ 9,99 Link store: https://store.steampowered.com/app/392110/Endless_Space_2__Digital_Deluxe_Edition/ Offer ends up after X hours: 17 August MINIMUM: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows (64bits only) 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 Processor: i3 4th generation / i5 2nd generation / A6 series Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Intel HD 4000 / AMD Radeon 5800 series / NVidia 550Ti DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 8 GB available space Sound Card: DX11 compatible Additional Notes: Minimum Resolution: 1280 x 720 RECOMMENDED: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows (64bits only) 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 Processor: i3 5th generation (or newer) / i5 3rd generation (or newer) / FX4170 (or newer) Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: AMD Radeon 8000 series or newer / NVidia GTX 660 or newer DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 8 GB available space Sound Card: DX11 compatible Additional Notes: Recommended Resolution: 1920 x 1080

Guerrilla Games has released the latest update for Horizon Zero Dawn on PC; see the full patch notes here. Horizon Zero Dawn launched on PC earlier this month and the former PlayStation 4 exclusive hasn't had a smooth ride on its new platform thus far. Some notable issues have held back the PC version, but developer Guerrilla Games announced last week that it's trying to fix the crashes and other technical issues many players have encountered since launch. That begins today, as patch 1.01 is now live. While the latest update doesn't fix everything, Guerrilla has outlined some of the high priority issues it's currently working on. For instance, patch 1.01 fixes some of the game's start-up crashes but not all of them, so this is something the studio is hoping to address in future updates. There are also some GPU-related hangs during gameplay, performance issues on specific GPUs and hardware combinations, and graphical settings issues such as 4K not displaying correctly or anisotropic filtering not working, that are being worked on. Aside from this, patch 1.01 does fix a number of issues related to functionality, improved diagnostic data, and more. "We're very grateful for all the reports and posts from our players so far," Guerrilla said in a post on Reddit. "Some issues still need more investigation and testing, so our team is hard at work on the next patch which will go live next week. If you are experiencing issues, please continue to send us your crash reports; additionally, you can go here to report any other problems you might encounter." Horizon Zero Dawn PC 1.01 Full Patch Notes Some players are experiencing startup crashes. Patch 1.01 fixes a few, but not all, of these crashes. Some players are experiencing GPU-related hangs during gameplay. The improved diagnostic data collection added in Patch 1.01 is aimed at making it easier to track these down. Some players are experiencing graphical settings issues, such as Anisotropic Filtering not working, 4K not displaying correctly, or HDR not working correctly. Some players are experiencing performance issues on specific GPUs or hardware combinations. We're aware of and continue to investigate all issues in this list on Reddit as well. Thank you to u/EvilMonkeySlayer for compiling this for us. Patch Notes Crash/Hang Fixes Fixed an issue where the game would crash if the SteamUI didn't initialize properly on startup. Functionality Issue Fixes Fixed an issue where Concentration and other slowdown mechanics wouldn’t work for everyone. Fixed an issue where Windows/Steam profile names containing special characters would prevent some players from saving the game. We are still investigating other saved game issues as well. Fixed an issue where Windows/Steam profile names containing special characters would prevent some players from saving screenshots in Photo Mode. Other Fixes Added improved diagnostic data collection when submitting a crash report. Fixed several backend issues. Fixed a video corruption issue for specific hardware. We're continuing to look at other hardware configurations as well.

Better late than never. It seems like an unusual time to release a B450 motherboard, but Biostar has done just that and launched the B450NH for AMD's chips. The motherboard accommodates Ryzen processors from Summit Ridge to Matisse and Ryzen APUs from Bristol Ridge through Picasso. The B450NH, which is based on the B450 chipset, comes in a mini-ITX form factor with two DDR4 memory slots. The motherboard supports memory speeds up to DDR4-4000 and capacities up to 64GB. Surprisingly, the B450NH plays nice with both non-ECC and ECC memory modules. Biostar equips the B450NH with four SATA III connectors that support RAID 0, 1 and 10 arrays. However, you only receive one M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 slot for ultra-fast SSDs up to a maximum length of 80mm. There is a small catch though. Older APUs, such as Bristol Ridge and Raven Ridge processors only support SATA-based M.2 drives. Biostar's B450NH incorporates two Realtek products. The RTL8111H Ethernet controller provides a single Gigabit Ethernet port for Internet connectivity. The ALC887 audio codec, on the other hand, handles the audio responsibilities. The motherboard comes with three 3.5mm audio jacks for your audio devices. Biostar's B450NH incorporates two Realtek products. The RTL8111H Ethernet controller provides a single Gigabit Ethernet port for Internet connectivity. The ALC887 audio codec, on the other hand, handles the audio responsabilities. The motherboard comes with three 3.5mm audio jacks for your audio devices. The motherboard has a HDMI port and D-Sub port, but you'll need to pair it with a Ryzen APU to make use of them since Ryzen processors lack integrated graphics. The rear panel also houses a PS/2 combo port, four USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports and two USB 2.0 ports. For added connectivity, Biostar has placed a USB 2.0 header and USB 3.2 Gen 1 header on the B450NH with each header capable of delivering up to two corresponding ports. Biostar didn't reveal the pricing or availability for the B450NH.

Social media giant becomes platinum member of The Linux Foundation Facebook has signaled its long-running support for open source software by signing up to the largest Linux organisational body around. The social network has revealed it has joined The Linux Foundation as a platinum member, meaning it will take a leading role in helping shape the future of the software platform going forward. The Linux Foundation looks to promote the spread of open-source ecosystems through training and awareness programs, and claims to be currently heading up $16 billion worth of projects. Facebook Linux "From its efforts to reshape computing through open source to its aggressive push to increase internet connectivity around the world, Facebook is a leader in open innovation," a Linux Foundation blog announcing the news said. "Perhaps more important today than ever, Facebook’s focus on democratizing access to technology enhances opportunity and scale for individuals and businesses alike. That’s why we’re so excited to announce the company is joining the Linux Foundation at the highest level." Facebook has long relied upon both Linux and other open-source software platforms, playing a major role in contributing to open-source projects such as the Open Compute Project and the React JavaScript library. It also has a number of major ongoing open-source projects, including the Deepfake Detection Challenge to spot fake videos, the Data for Good program, which looks to use data sharing to solve humanitarian issues including the spread of coronavirus, and the open-source Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Foundation, which looks to spread reliable internet to previously underserved po[CENSORED]tions. Recently, the company relinquished control of its po[CENSORED]r PyTorch open-source machine learning library for Windows 10 Linux systems back to Microsoft, which lets developers harness Python-powered machine-learning tools. As well as helping developers create and evolve AI learning models, PyTorch, which was launched by the social network back in 2017, before being open-sourced a year later, played a central role in many Facebook services, with use cases such as language translation and dynamic graphs

Changing your Gmail password is easy Need to change your Gmail password? Or, have you forgotten your login details? We've got you covered, with everything you need to know about changing or resetting your Gmail password, whether you access your emails on a desktop, Android device, or iOS device. Google's Gmail is one of the best email providers on the planet, with over one billion users regularly checking into their accounts. You can use Gmail either as a personal account, or as part of a G Suite account, which comes with Hangouts, Google Tasks, Google Keep and Google Calendar – if you use your Gmail for business as part of a team, you probably have the latter. However you use Gmail, losing access after forgetting your login details – or being hacked as a result of a weak password – could have major implications for you personally and as a business. A secure password is the first step in protecting your account and your data, and it's important that you update it regularly, ensuring that its difficult to guess and not already in use for any of your other apps or accounts. Here are the best ways to change your Gmail password on desktop, Android, and iOS devices. How to change your Gmail password on a computer First, open up your Google Account in your Internet browser – this will take you to an overview of your account. Then, select Security from the menu on the left side of your screen. Under Signing into Google, select Password, and enter your new password (you may need to sign in again at this stage). Finally, select Change Password. It's also a good idea to add a recovery phone or email address should you lose access to your account in the future and so Google can contact you if it notices unusual activity associated with your account. To do this, head back to Security, and scroll down to 'Ways that we can verify it's you'. Select either Recovery phone or Recovery email and follow the instructions. Once you have changed your password, you'll be signed out of everywhere, except for the following: Devices you use to verify that it's you when you sign in Some devices with third-party apps that you've given account access Smart home devices that you've given account access Changing your Gmail password on Android If you have an Android device, you can change your login credentials via your device's settings. First, open up the Settings app and then select Google > Manage your Google account. At the top of your account overview you can scroll through the various sections. Head to Security, then scroll down to Signing in to Google. Select Password (you may need to sign in again here) and follow the steps to change your password. Changing your Gmail password on iOS If you use Gmail with an iPhone or iPad, you'll need to open the Gmail app to chnage your password. In the top right of the app, tap your profile picture (or the first letter of your name if you haven't set a profile picture), and select Manage your Google Account. At the top of the screen, tap Personal Info, and then under Profile, tap Password. Enter you new password and select Change Password. How to reset your Gmail password Forgotten your Gmail password? Head to Google's Account Recovery page, where you'll be prompted to enter your email address and the last password you remember using with the account. If you can't remember any password, select 'Try another way', and Google will send a notification to your phone – that's if you've added a recovery number to your account, that is. If you haven't set up a recovery number, select 'Try another way' again, and Google will send a notification to your recovery email address. Still can't get in? Hit 'Try another way' one more time, and you'll be prompted to answer a security question you selected upon opening your Gmail account. If all else fails, and you don't remember the answer to your security question, hit 'Try another way' once more. Then you'll be asked to check your email account after 12 hours – during which time Google will try to verify that the account belongs to you. If Google is able to do so, you'll receive a link to reset your password. If you can't find the email, check your Spam or Bulk Mail folders, and add noreply@google.com to your address book. Choosing a strong password You should never use the same password for different applications – after all, if one account becomes compromised, you don't want a hacker having access to all your other accounts because the login details are exactly the same. If you're worried about remembering lots of different credentials, the best password managers will do this for you – and many come with password generators, which will come up with a strong password for you. If you use Gmail for work, it's worth checking out the best business password managers, too. If you decide to choose your own password, be sure to use a mixture of numbers, uppercase, and lowercase letters to make it difficult to guess. Symbols like '!' or '%' are worth including, too, as they make your password even harder to guess. Enabling two-step verification Google offers two-step verification for Gmail, which adds an additional layer of security to your account. Your email address and password combination is the first step in gaining access to your account – enabling two-step verification means adding a second step, making it harder for intruders to gain access to your account. This means that every time you log in to Gmail, a code will be sent to your phone via text, voice call, or the Google Authenticator app. Or, if you have a Security Key, you can insert it into your computer’s USB port. To turn this feature on, follow the same steps as you would to change your password – but instead of selecting Password under Signing in to Google, select 2-Step Verification. You'll then be prompted to log in again. Select the method of receiving your code and select Try it now. A prompt will be sent to your device, after which you'll need to enter a back up option should you lose your phone or your desired second step is unavailable. Answer the prompt, and then you'll be able to turn on 2-Step Verification.

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The “nine-eleven” tirelessly recalls its essential versions. After the coupe, the convertible, and the Turbo, here is the Targa. A concept that appeared in… 1965. It was to satisfy the American market, at a time when safety standards were already tightening, that Porsche invented the retractable roof concept. The idea was to design the safest convertible of its time, thanks to its fixed central arch. And thus respond to the strengthening of American security standards while silencing the supporters of an outright ban on convertibles in the United States, in a planned time. After having thought of the name “Flori”, Porsche finally adopted the surname Targa, also in reference to the famous Sicilian Targa Florio where the manufacturer had shone since the 1950s. The first Targa was thus unveiled in September 1965 at the Salon from Frankfurt, to be marketed a year later. Its success was immediate and this variation continued until 1993 when the "993" type adopted a sliding glass roof instead of the retractable roof. Solution which will be taken up by the 996 and 997. Then the original concept, greatly modernized, was brought up to date by the 991 in 2011. Here is the history of the Targa. This brand new version, type 992, retains a real personality, marked by its large aluminum gray arch, its roof covered with an elegant canvas, offering the choice between four colors, electrically retractable in 19 seconds, and its rear glass window, bubble style. The "flat-6" snorts with a characteristic hoarse sound, a true invitation to the great outdoors. In the "Drive" position, on a trickle of gas, the robotic gearbox shells 6 of its 8 gears with infinite smoothness; at 50 km / h, the tachometer indicates 1000 rpm! This thanks to a remarkable flexibility and especially its 530 Nm of torque available from 2300 rpm. We leave Zuffenhausen, the stronghold of Porsche, in the northern suburbs of Stuttgart. Head to the Black Forest which, if above all renowned for its sumptuous landscapes, interests us today for its fabulous asphalt strips. Once familiar with the beast, which is almost immediate as its docility gives you confidence, we attack roads that seem to have been designed to enhance this 911. Unless it is the other way around… We select the sport mode , using the small dial located on the branch of the steering wheel, which is reminiscent of a certain Manettino, from a transalpine competitor ... You have to pinch yourself to remember that the flat-six is still housed right there behind the rear axle. The flat 6-cylinder delivers thrust that is as vigorous as it is linear (up to 7,500 rpm), devoid of the shortest response time, which makes you forget that this is a block - double - turbocharged. There is no miracle, to get 450 hp out of a 3.0 liter requires not only a lot of know-how but also turbos. Needless to say, the performance is in tune with a 0 to 100 km / h announced in 3’’6, a 0-200 speeded in 13’’1 (!) And a top speed of ... 304 km / h. The slightest stretch of straight line is a pretext for lightning acceleration, punctuated by equally lightning shifts, which can be selected using the paddles on the steering wheel, which will be criticized for not being fixed, but integral with the steering wheel. Performance that the chassis easily accommodates. You have to pinch yourself to remember that the flat-six is still housed right there behind the rear axle. The pendulum movements of the steering have completely disappeared, just like those of diving under braking. This "nine-eleven" combines remarkable rigidity and absence of body roll. It winds up big curves and pins with the same ease, without ever losing its astonishing stability - the all-wheel drive is here delivered in series and the tracks are widened. While offering astonishing agility, thanks to its rear steering wheels (option), its rear limited-slip differential and its torque vector control. Pilot-controlled damping adapting to all types of driving and all surfaces. The "sport-plus" mode offering the right amount of extra sensations, without ever sparking a cold sweat. And that's where the hiatus lies, this 9.11 has almost become too easy as it is proving effective. Especially since its optional carbon-ceramic braking provides astounding efficiency, which is matched only by its endurance. Less flattering than that of the atmospheric "flat-six" of yesteryear, cooled by air, its hoarse and guttural melody provides music - not too artificial - which contributes to the exceptional sensations of this pleasure machine. Which are here tenfold retracted flag. A Targa roof that offers much the same sensations as a real convertible. It remains to deal with unpleasant resonances, which we manage to reduce by playing with the two positions offered by the small deflector at the top of the windshield. Finally, note that certain "basic" equipment, such as the blind spot detector or the heated and ventilated seats are billed as an option ... Verdict and opinion More exclusive and safer than the Cabriolet, this Targa offers exceptional rigor and versatility. While providing a unique driving pleasure. Remains a pretty price, excluding - innumerable - options. Buy Porsche 911 Targa 4S test Tested version: 146,255 € Starting at: € 130,655 (Targa 4) Average manufacturer consumption / during the test (l / 100 km): 11.1 / 17.6 CO2 / penalty: 253 g / € 20,000 Fiscal power: 34 Country of manufacture: Germany PROPOSED RANGE Gasoline: from 385 to 450 hp, from 130,655 to 146,255 € Drive Engines: 6-cylinder flat, 24 valves, biturbo, direct petrol injection, variable valve timing and valve lift, DPF, Stop & Start, 2,981 cm3 Transmission: four-wheel drive, 8-speed dual-clutch robot, limited slip differential Power (hp @ rpm): 450 hp @ 6500 rpm Torque (Nm at rpm): 530 Nm at 2300 rpm Weight (kg): 1750 (CE) Length x width x height. (m): 4.52 × 1.85 × 1.30 Wheelbase (m): 2.45 Tank (l): 67 Max speed (km / h): 304 km / h 0-100 km / h: 3''8 (3''6 with Sport Chrono Package) 0-200 km / h: 13''1 (Sport Chrono) Standard tires: AV, 245/35 R 20, ARR, 305/30 R 21 Test tires: Pirelli PZero NA1 Live Boot: 132 liters (+ 163 on the back of the front seats) RECOMMENDED OPTIONS Carbon-ceramic brakes (€ 9,012) Rear steering wheels (€ 2,268) Manual gearbox 7 (free) Main competitors Ford Mustang V8 5.0 Convertible auto, 440 hp, from € 54,800 Jaguar F-Type V8 5.0 AWD auto Cabriolet, 450 hp, from € 106,130 Maserati GrandCabrio V8 4.7, 460 hp, from € 147,200 AMG-GT Roadster V8 4.0 DCT, 476 hp, from € 144,750 WE love Outstanding driving pleasure Braking behavior Performances Versatility Cabriolet-sound sensations We like less Steering wheel paddles, not fixed Resonances, top down Too "easy", too "fast" Equipment pettiness

If you want to avoid everything from dry eyes and night blindness to cataracts and glaucomas, including foods that improve vision in your diet is very important. Your eyes deserve all the care in the world because if you get an eye disease, the world would not only be less interesting but also difficult to live in. A balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are very important to maintain perfect vision. The deficiency of some nutrients, like vitamins A, C and E, omega-3 fatty acids, minerals like zinc, and antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin from your diet can lead to a number of eye diseases in the long run. So, if you want to avoid everything from dry eyes and night blindness to cataracts and glaucomas, including foods that improve vision in your diet is very important. The best part, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), is that foods that are good for your eyes are also brilliant for your heart. So, include the following seven foods in your diet to improve your eye health: 1. Green leafy vegetables: Green veggies like spinach, kale, lettuce and collard aren’t just rich in dietary fibre and vitamin C but are also chock full of antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin. 2. Carrots: Vitamin A plays a vital role in maintaining vision because it is a component of a protein, rhodopsin, which helps your eyes absorb light. Carrots are also full of beta carotene, which is also essential for eye health. 3. Fish: Oily fish like tuna, salmon, mackerel, anchovies, sardines and trout are not only packed with lean proteins but also have high amounts of omega-3 fatty acids which are highly beneficial for your eyes. 4. Nuts and seeds: Vitamins, minerals, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, phytochemicals - is there anything nuts and seeds have which isn’t great for your eyes? Go on and include almonds, walnuts, chia seeds, sesame seeds and peanuts into your daily diet. 5. Citrus fruits: Fruits like oranges, lemons, cantaloupes, grapefruits are full of vitamin C, which is amazing for your eyes. Apart from that, these citrus fruits also pack other vitamins, essential minerals and antioxidants. 6. Eggs: There might be a lot of controversy surrounding the whole egg, but you should know that eggs are packed with healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants and proteins - and all of these are great for your eyes. So, forget what you’ve heard about yolks being unhealthy and eat whole eggs (in moderation, of course) for eye health. 7. Legumes: Legumes, also known as dal in India, are great sources of plant-based proteins, and also have high levels of vitamin E and omega-3 fatty acids, which are great for your vision. Make sure you have a bowl of dal every day.

The Spanish region of Galicia has effectively banned smoking in public places over concerns it increases the risk of Covid-19 transmission. It has issued a blanket ban on smoking in the street and in public places, such as restaurants and bars, if social distancing is not possible. The north-western region is the first to introduce such a measure, although others are considering following suit. It comes as Spain faces the worst infection rate in western Europe. Daily cases have risen from fewer than 150 in June to more than 1,500 throughout August. It recorded 1,690 new cases in the latest daily count on Wednesday, bringing the country's total to almost 330,000. Galicia's smoking ban was announced in a press conference on Wednesday after experts recommended the measure to the regional government. The move is supported by health ministry research, published last month, that outlined the link between smoking and the increased spread of coronavirus. It said the risk was heightened because people project droplets - and potentially Covid-19 - when they exhale smoke. It also said smokers risked infection in other ways, such as by touching their cigarette before bringing it to their mouth and by handling face masks when taking them on and off. The research also pointed to the wider negative health effects of smoking. "It has been proven that tobacco use, in any of its forms, worsens the course of respiratory diseases," it said. "Current evidence indicates that smoking is associated with... a higher risk of developing a severe form of symptoms," it added

Name game: VDead Cells Price: $ 14,99 Link store: https://store.steampowered.com/app/588650/Dead_Cells/ Offer ends up after X hours: 17 August MINIMUM: OS: Windows 7+ Processor: Intel i5+ Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia 450 GTS / Radeon HD 5750 or better Storage: 500 MB available space Additional Notes: DirectX 9.1+ or OpenGL 3.2+ RECOMMENDED: OS: Windows 7+ Processor: Intel i5+ Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GTX 460 / Radeon HD 7800 or better Storage: 500 MB available space Additional Notes: DirectX 9.1+ or OpenGL 3.2+

The Division 2 will be offine for three hours of maintenance and a fresh update on Tuesday, that will fix several bugs in the current Global Event Challenge. The Division 2 servers are back online following schedule maintenance on August 11. With the game now back online, there is a new Division 2 update to download, and Ubisoft has shared the full patch notes, which you can check out below. One event had progression fixed as part of the update. If you encountered issues with it, your rewards will be handed out retroactively. Ubisoft has also confirmed that the Polarity Switch Global Event rewards have also been fixed as of August 4, with retroactive rewards based on progression on the way to players. Operation Iron Horse Raid and its multiple issues reported so far have been under investigation, such as Morozova's explosion attack striking without warning, the Negotiator's Dilemma disrupting certain phases of the Raid and PlayStation 4 players seeing frequent blue screens. The Division 2 Patch Notes for August 11 Fixed an issue that caused Global Event challenge progression to be reset upon switching to a character that has progress on a previous event. Fixed an issue that caused Morozova's Phase 6 to not trigger when the Negotiator's Dilemma gear set caused Iron Horse's HP to deplete. Fixed an issue with crashes that also caused Delta-03 errors for players related to the Reanimated Global Event. Phoenix Down Apparel Event closing.

At their Architecture Day 2020, Intel also confirmed the launch of its upcoming Sapphire Rapids CPU platform in 2021. Sapphire Rapids will feature support for DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 and will truly be a "next-generation" data center chip with the addition of the CXL 1.1 interconnect. The company has also plans to release the OneAPI (going gold) later this year which should tie up their master plan of a unified datacenter ecosystem quite nicely. Intel Sapphire Rapids, Alder Lake and 144 Layer QLC confirmed at Intel Architecture Day 2020 While the company did not reveal the exact process Saphire Rapids is based on, we can infer that it will likely be based on the company's 10nm SuperFin Enhanced process because it succeeds Ice Lake processors (which are based on vanilla 10nm) and because it uses TME. Total Memory Encryption is an architectural design that encrypts the memory completely so even if someone dumps the RAM - they would just get garbage data. This feature is also present in Tiger Lake - which is based on 10nm SuperFin - which lends credence to Sapphire Rapids being based on the same (or more advanced) process as well. The company also confirmed that they will be shipping a new 144 layer QLC later in 2020 which should be higher than the industry average and offers a 50% density increase over the third generation QLC that Intel produced. This is something that once again ties in with their datacenter unification efforts. The entire platform would be competing against AMD's Zen 4 based EPYC Genoa lineup which would also be moving to a newer platform known as SP5. AMD has promised new memory along with new capabilities for the Genoa lineup which would include support for DDR5, PCIe 5.0, and more. Intel plans to tackle AMD in two key departments with Sapphire Rapids, one being increased per core output (performance) and decreased TCO$ per core. With CXL and a complimentary Intel ecosystem in place, single-threaded performance alone is not enough to justify a transition to AMD parts - or at least that is what Intel is rationalizing. The company also confirmed their Alder Lake lineup of CPUs featuring hybrid technology. These will feature Golden Cove cores with Gracemont and come out sometime in 2021 according to the roadmap. To put this into perspective, Golden Cove is the architecture that succeeds Willow Cove (the microarchitecture that Tiger Lake is based on) and should offer even higher IPC performance and clock speeds. The same goes for Gracemont cores which succeed the last generation of "monts". Intel's Alder Lake will feature big and small cores and is Intel's ace to take over the mobility market. The small cores will allow the company to reduce standby power by as much as 91% allowing for a massive increase in battery life on notebooks and mobility devices while the high powered Golden Cove cores make sure that actual raw performance isn't compromised in any fashion.

New Twitter API build opens up possibilities for third-party developers Your Twitter feed could soon look a lot different after the company announced a major step forward in allowing third-party developers and apps to appear on the platform. Twitter has unveiled a new API as it looks to build bridges with the developer community following years of separation. The social media titan has launched its API v2, meaning that developers and third-parties may soon get more flexibility into creating new tools and services for Twitter. New Twitter look The "new and improved Twitter API" could open the door for a new world of opportunities, with the company noting that it hopes, "developers can help the world connect to the public conversation happening on Twitter." The launch is only the second such release since 2012, when Twitter announced a major crackdown on third-party access to its site. V2 was set for release earlier this year, but had to be postponed after the site suffered a huge cyberattack that affected a number of its most-followed accounts. Twitter says that the new Twitter API is, "rebuilt from the ground up to deliver new features faster", and the company has taken a wealth of feedback from the developer community to help create. We’ve always known that our developer ecosystem is diverse, but our API has long taken a one-size-fits-all approach," the company noted in a blog post announcing the launch, saying that the new Twitter API will be, "more flexible and scalable" to fit developer needs. As well as a "cleaner" API that Twitter says is easier to use, the new release includes a number of the most requested features previously missing, including conversation threading, poll results in Tweets, pinned Tweets on profiles, spam filtering, along with a more powerful stream filtering and search query language. The Twitter API will now include multiple access levels to make it easier for developers to get started and to grow what they build, replacing the previous three-tiered system with more options to get elevated access where needed. There's also new product tracks to better serve different groups of developers, such as business users and academics, offering tailored tools and services for their needs, and a new developer portal to get started, manage apps, understand your API usage and limits and access a new support center. The new API is offering early access now to those with a Twitter developer account, with new features being rolled out over the next few weeks. "This is just the beginning," Twitter added. "Developers like you push us and inspire us every day. Your creativity and work with our API make Twitter better for people & businesses, and make the world a better place. Thanks for your partnership on the journey ahead."

Here's everything you need to change your Netflix password Whether you've forgotten your Netflix password, or want to change it to something more secure (as well as booting your ex off your account), we've got you covered. Netflix is the most po[CENSORED]r streaming service in the world, with fantastic shows like Sex Education and Queer Eye keeping its 193 million subscribers glued to their screens. As with any online account, it's important to change your password regularly to keep your information secure, as well as stopping unwanted third-parties from using your account for free and potentially kicking you out of the service when you're right in the middle of your favorite show by maxing out the number of devices watching at one time. You can either change your Netflix password through your Internet browser of choice, or via the Netflix app on your mobile or tablet. So, without further ado, here's everything you need to know about changing or resetting your Netflix password. How to change your Netflix password via your browser First, head to Netflix in your browser and sign in by clicking the red button at the top right corner of your screen. Select your profile, and you'll then be taken to the Netflix landing page. From there, hover your cursor over your profile picture in the right hand corner of your browser and select Account from the drop down menu. Underneath the Membership & Billing section, you'll see your password in asterisks – click on Change Password to the right of this. Then, you'll be able to input your current password, followed by your desired new password. Confirm your new password by typing it in again. Below this, you'll see a check box saying "Require all devices to sign in again with new password". Make sure this box is checked to ensure that any third-parties that are using your account will need your new password to continue using your account. How to change your Netflix password on your mobile You can also change your Netflix password using the mobile app. To do this, login as normal and select your profile. Then, click on More at the bottom right corner of the app. Click on Account, and your account settings will open up in your device's browser. From there, follow the same steps as above to change your password. How to choose a strong password When choosing a new password, make sure you use a mixture of numbers, uppercase, and lowercase letters to make it difficult to guess. Punctuation marks like '!' or '%' are worth including, too. It's always best to use a password that you don't use for any other applications – after all, if one account becomes compromised, a hacker could gain access to any other accounts that use the same login details. How to reset your Netflix password If you've forgotten your login credentials, it's possible to reset your Netflix password. Head to the Netflix login page, either in your browser on on the mobile app. Underneath the Sign In button, click on the test that reads, 'Need help?'. From there, you can reset your password using the email address or mobile phone number associated with you account. If you've forgotten your email address too, select Text Message (SMS), and you'll get a verification code to reset your password. Don't remember your email address or the phone number you signed up with? Click 'I don't remember my email or phone' at the bottom of the page, and you'll be able to fill in further account details to recover your credentials. Protecting your Netflix account Aside from changing your password periodically, Netflix offers a few more tips on keeping your account safe, including adding a phone number for recovering a forgotten password. You should also sign out of unused devices, particularly if you're planning on selling them or giving them away. Netflix says that, "if you haven't done this, and the device is no longer in your possession, you can sign out of all devices from your Account page", noting that it can take up to one hour for this to be completed. Netflix also advises that you be aware of phishing attempts from scammers, particularly over email. Keep an eye out for any suspicious emails purporting to be from Netflix. The company says it will "never ask for any personal information to be sent to us over email", including payment information, identification numbers (i.e your social security number) or your account password. Any emails that ask for these details should be regarded as suspicious and ignored.

When the legends (Akon + Dimitri Vegas) meets in a song, you need to know that you will never hear anything like it in your life again especially this song is special in everything Therefore my vote go to DH2

Name game: Battlefield ™ V Price: $ 14,99 Link store: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1238810/Battlefield__V/ Offer ends up after X hours: 17 August SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 Processor: AMD FX-8350/ Core i5 6600K Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 1050 / NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 660 2GB or AMD Radeon™ RX 560 / HD 7850 2GB DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 50 GB available space RECOMMENDED: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: 64-bit Windows 10 or later Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 1300X/Intel Core i7 4790 Memory: 12 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 1060 6GB/AMD Radeon™ RX 580 8GB DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 50 GB available space

But Halo Infinite Gets Delayed to 2021 Everyone who’s been chomping at the bit to join Master Chief on his latest sci-fi adventure will be happy to know that Xbox today announced a firm release window for the Xbox Series X: this November. However, like a monkey’s paw granting a wish, the company also announced that Halo Infinite- the system’s biggest title- is getting delayed to 2021. In some ways, this news isn’t wholly surprising. Both the Xbox 360 and Xbox One launched in November, and despite Master Chief being the de facto Xbox mascot, neither console had new, exclusive Halo games at launch. Still, the 360 differentiated itself from competition by coming out before the PS3 and for less money. But Halo Infinite was intended to bridge the gap between the Xbox One and Xbox Series X, and that game was likely to be a system seller. Still, with the pandemic having hit supply lines hard earlier this year, many of us were wondering if the next generation of consoles would be delayed. Sony said earlier this year that it was planning to hit its expected PS5 launch window on time, and now it seems that Microsoft is one-upping them by announcing a specific release window, and one that matches its history. Additionally, while Microsoft seems to have taken a backseat on exclusivity compared to Sony this generation, eventually allowing players to play its newer Xbox exclusives on PC while collaborating with other companies to bring former exclusives like Cuphead to their consoles, Halo Infinite was the only announced Xbox Series X launch game with a tie to Microsoft’s history, and so felt like its key point of difference when compared to other options. Without it, it’s tough to settle on a unique identity for the system’s launch library, or a reason why one would buy it over the PS5 or new components for their PC. Still, Microsoft is promising “thousands of games” at launch, largely thanks to the Xbox Series X's impressive backwards compatibility. Backwards compatibility doesn’t necessarily present a strong reason for upgrading to new hardware right away, though some older titles- those bearing “optimized for Xbox Series X” branding- are expected to play better on the new console. Halo fans will likely appreciate the 343 getting more time to tune up the game, as Halo: Infinite’s graphical fidelity earned it some fan backlash after Microsoft streamed a recent gameplay demo

It’s easy to love Line You might not have heard of Line before, but the instant messaging app is incredibly po[CENSORED]r in Asia and well worth a look. Line originally started life as a response to the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami so people could communicate during the disaster. Since then, it’s become Japan’s largest social network. The app has continued to grow its base of over 700 million users, and although Line is still largely overshadowed by WhatsApp in the west, its cast of cute characters and animated stickers have helped the company stand out from the competition. There’s even a flagship Line store in the heart of New York’s Times Square where you can buy merchandise. How to install and sign up for Line To get started, download and install Line for iPhone or Android and launch the app. There’s a desktop app for Windows 10 and macOS too. You’ll be presented with a log in or sign up screen if you’re a new user. Tap on ‘sign up’ and enter your region and phone number when prompted. You’ll then be asked to verify your phone number and accept the Terms of Service. Once you’ve accepted, you’ll receive a verification code via SMS which you’ll need to enter within 30 minutes. When that’s done, you can create a new user profile, enter a display name and upload a profile picture, if you like. You can also allow the Line app to auto-add your friends using your existing contacts and choose whether you want to allow other users to add you. Like its competitors, Line can do more than just text chat. You can make free calls and video chat with multiple people, and there’s the option to create groups or just message one-on-one. Building your profile Tap on the ‘More’ button at the bottom of the screen, then select the settings cog located in the top-right hand corner. Select ‘Edit profile’ to update your display name, change your profile picture and cover image, set a status message and more. You’ll also see your ‘ID’ here, which is how friends can find you on Line. Sending media and stickers Line lets you play games and share amazing animated stickers from all sorts of series and franchises, which is perhaps its biggest selling point. While other instant messaging apps have tried to imitate Line’s idea, few do it quite as well. There’s an abundance of static and animated stickers to purchase from all sorts of franchises and artists can even make their own. From Baby Yoda to Dragon Ball Z, there’s a good chance you’ll find something to help you express yourself in a fun way. Line also predicts what stickers you might use depending on what you type, making embellishing a conversation simple and easy.

Form me Bruno Mars is the better one especially this song "that's what I like " it has amazing rhythm and very special lyrics Therefore my vote go to DH1

This new version adopts the 3-cylinder 1.0 liter bi-fuel gasoline-LPG of its cousins Clio and Captur. At this price, is there anything to hesitate? Nothing distinguishes this bi-fuel version from its petrol sisters. The Stepway finish of our most upscale test model gives this Sandero a style - and an endowment - much more rewarding than the base versions. The management of the two fuels is done seamlessly, although one can favor one or the other from a switch located to the left of the steering wheel, starting always with gasoline. No noticeable operating difference between the two modes, even if the LPG is supposed to offer a little more torque (170 Nm against 160) and flexibility. In both cases the performance is rather flattering thanks to a moderate weight and judiciously stepped gear ratios. All that remains is to deal with a slightly catchy control and engine inertia that requires waiting for the revs to drop between two gears. There are also a few small shifts in management, on the two modes, specific to this 3-cylinder Autonomy becomes frankly royal On the consumption side, knowing that LPG (sold below € 0.90 per liter) consumes at least 20% more than gasoline, the consumption of the small 1.0 liter, whose performance is far from exceptional, can then exceed 10 liters, as long as the right foot is a little heavy ... Still this Sandero does not drive the knife between the teeth and that the mixed average is rather between 7 and 8 liters. The range then becomes royal if we add to the 50 liters of gasoline the 32 liters of LPG, the tank of which is housed under the boot floor, in place of the spare wheel. For the rest, we find healthy behavior, but "old-fashioned", with perfectible traction and fairly heavy steering, with a few small deviations from the trajectory, especially on the coating joints. Fairly firm at low speed, the damping becomes more considerate with speed, well supported by soft seats but lacking in support. Finally, if the engine is discreet, the aerodynamic noises are very present, reinforced by the roof bars of this Stepway. Verdict and opinion Priced between € 11,190 and € 13,390, this Sandero is all the more unbeatable as it has no competitor, except for its cousin the Clio, offered from ... € 18,400. It's simple, this is the best "low budget" deal on the market. Characteristics Engines: 3-cylinder, 12-valve, turbo, petrol indirect injection, 999 cm3, stop & start Transmission: traction, 5-speed manual Power (hp @ rpm): 100 hp @ 5,000 rpm Torque (Nm at rpm): 160 (170 in LPG) Nm at 2,750 rpm Weight (kg): 1,059 (Stepway: 1,090) Combined average consumption (l / 100 km): 6 (gasoline) - 7.6 (LPG) Tank: 50 + 32 (LPG) liters 0-100 km / h: 11''5 Maximum speed: 174 km / h CO2 (g) / bonus-malus: 123 (GPL) - 133 (petrol) / € 0 Price: 13 390 € (Stepway) From 11 190 € (Essential) WE love Unbeatable price Unique LPG offer Services / price ratio Cumulative autonomy We like less Dated behavior Consumption Aerodynamic noise