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“We can confirm that the circulating trailer is year-old PC footage used as part of an internal presentation,” the official Godfall Twitter posted today. “We are energized by your excitement and look forward to showing you just how far this game has come. Stay tuned for a more detailed look soon!” The video shows us some of the hack-and-slash game’s melee combat and armoured enemies, as well as its beautiful visuals. The Redditor who leaked the footage says it originates from an unreleased trailer they have acquired. The trailer was used internally and is from “early 2019”, according to the user, as Gearbox has now confirmed. Godfall was revealed at last year’s Game Awards, described as a fantasy-action RPG with a focus on third-person combat. You’ll equip striking legendary armour and take on vicious enemies and challenging missions in your hunt for “head-turning” loot, which you’ll get by defeating bosses and their minions. You can play the whole game by yourself or in two- or three-player co-op. For more on the Counterplay-developed title, check out the first official Godfall trailer. “We can confirm that the circulating trailer is year-old PC footage used as part of an internal presentation,” the official Godfall Twitter posted today. “We are energized by your excitement and look forward to showing you just how far this game has come. Stay tuned for a more detailed look soon!” The video shows us some of the hack-and-slash game’s melee combat and armoured enemies, as well as its beautiful visuals. The Redditor who leaked the footage says it originates from an unreleased trailer they have acquired. The trailer was used internally and is from “early 2019”, according to the user, as Gearbox has now confirmed. Godfall was revealed at last year’s Game Awards, described as a fantasy-action RPG with a focus on third-person combat. You’ll equip striking legendary armour and take on vicious enemies and challenging missions in your hunt for “head-turning” loot, which you’ll get by defeating bosses and their minions. You can play the whole game by yourself or in two- or three-player co-op. For more on the Counterplay-developed title, check out the first official Godfall trailer.

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Artist: Nacho Cano Real Name: Ignacio Cano Andrés Birth Date /Place: February 26, 1963 Age: 60 Social status (Single / Married): Married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Pop Awards: - Top 3 Songs (Names): Vivimos siempre juntos - Hijo de la luna - Cruz de navajas Other Information: Spanish musician, composer and producer, famous above all for being part of the Mecano trio. He was born in Madrid in 1963. From a very young age he felt devotion to music, so much so that when he was 5 years old he played the Spanish guitar. At the age of 12 he formed his first group called Prisma and at the age of 15 he composed the most emblematic song of the Mecano group and of the Spanish pop scene in general: "Hoy me puedo levantar". He introduced a new style to 80's pop which made him a highly sought after artist by several multinationals. He composed music for other great Spanish pop groups such as La Unión, Alex y Christina or Magenta. Throughout the 80s, Nacho Cano had an unstoppable career full of success with his group Mecano. He is now the producer and director of a musical theater, in fact, the highest-grossing show ever in Spain.

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This year’s WWDC 2023 has been a bit of a tough pill to swallow for general consumers. Despite the yearly conference being focused on developers, there’s still that expectation from everyday Apple users for the brand to roll out new products that would appeal to the masses – this year we had our hopes set on a new MacBook Air and the long-awaited successor to the 24-inch iMac. Instead, Apple launched devices aimed squarely at the pro market and only sprinkled in some consumer products that are lukewarm at best, perhaps in an attempt to appease the fanbase that it’s been continually disappointed for some time now. In the end, those of us who were hoping for the iMac follow-up, a more powerful and better-looking MacBook Air, or even a proper update to the macOS were given last year’s MacBook Air but with a bigger screen – an unnecessary entry to the lineup, if you ask me – and a new macOS with useful yet still pretty minor new features. And we watched helplessly as Apple rolled out new upgrades to machines that are very clearly aimed at creative professionals and therefore out of our reach for average customers.The bizarre thing is that Apple saw no need to update its beloved yet fast-aging all-in-one computer – one of the best AIO computers, I might add – and thought it more appropriate to update the Mac Studio, which only debuted last year. Don’t get me wrong; I’m sure this M2 Max and M2 Ultra-powered Mac Studio model will do wonders for today’s demanding creative workloads. But it’s not what most people care about or even need. Even if an argument can be made that the appeal of all-in-one computers has waned, there are many Apple users out there, me included, that still rely on their iMacs and could really use a snappier upgrade. And with this recent snub, it’s really starting to feel like Apple has stopped caring about regular people. The iMac is still incomparable Yes, technically, you could invest in the Mac mini M2 and get one of the best USB-C displays if you need to move on from your aging Apple AIO, whether you’ve got the 24-inch or the now-defunct 27-inch iMac. You’re probably getting more bang for your buck too since an M2-powered Mac mini with 8GB Unified Memory and 512GB SSD is almost half the price of the base iMac 24-inch configuration with an M1 chip and half the storage capacity. Even with the added cost of a new monitor, it would still be cheaper since there are a lot of excellent yet affordable display options available. But the three main selling points of an all-in-one are its simplicity of setup, the reduced number of cables that clutter up your desk, and the fact that you have one device playing the role of several devices (here’s one advantage of minimalism we should keep). Being an Apple product, the speakers on the iMac 24-inch deliver fantastic audio as well – a far cry from what you’d typically get from most monitors with built-in speakers. That’s not to mention the great quality webcam, the stunning 4.5K display, and the excellent peripherals that come with the iMac. Admittedly, AIO PCs have that one Achilles' heel: they’re usually not easily upgradable – though some models are designed to be modular. But most AIO and PC users don’t really care about or know how to pop open and upgrade their computers anyway. So, that point is moot. Apple is doing its consumers a disservice Not all of us can afford or even want to spend $1,999 / £2,099 / AU$3,299 on a mini PC like the Mac Studio, especially since, with its creative pro-level specs, it is overkill for most people. And by rolling an upgrade out so soon after its initial release – it hit the shelves in 2022 versus the iMac’s 2021 launch, Apple seems to be sending a message that it’s now putting all its attention on the top of its consumer base food chain. That combined with the lackluster attempt at another consumer-grade laptop – the MacBook Air 15-inch 2023 is really just like the 13-inch but with a bigger screen – makes it all feel like lip service. It's clear to me that Apple no longer cares about the people who made it what it is today. It’s almost heartbreaking to watch a brand I truly love become so elitist, gratuitously pushing high-end products on regular folks and trying to mani[CENSORED]te us into thinking we need a powerful Mac Studio, especially when all we wanted was another iMac. We all understand that there’s likely more money to be made from powerhouses like the Mac Studio, the Mac Pro, and all of Apple’s shamelessly expensive displays. But that’s no excuse to be condescending to us regular folks, especially those of us who’ve been loyal to Apple from the start. That's fine. With brands like Lenovo and Acer giving us all these beautiful and impressive yet very accessible alternatives, we’re more than happy to make the switch. To paraphrase Johnny Castle, nobody puts us in a corner. And if Apple continues with this behavior, we’ll happily take our money elsewhere. https://www.techradar.com/opinion/an-upgraded-apple-mac-studio-is-nice-but-what-i-really-want-is-a-new-imac

There is a component in motherboards that has been losing importance over time and has become something almost testimonial. We are talking about the chipset. Does its existence still make sense today or is it a ploy to sell motherboards at different prices? One of the great secrets of the industry is that the motherboard chipset is an almost dispensable part right now, but they need its implementation to be able to sell CPUs much cheaper by forcing the sale of different board models. base with different specifications. However, the day will come when this will no longer be sustainable. Motherboard chipset is getting smaller and useless As time has passed and chips have been made with smaller transistors, much of the circuitry that crowded motherboards has been reduced. The highlight came when the memory controller, the so-called Northbridge, was absorbed by the central processor and already in recent generations certain high-speed interfaces, especially PCI Express, have also been absorbed by the CPU. Today, the chipset of a motherboard is nothing more than the concentrator of various low-speed peripheral interfaces, which, if placed on the main chip, would end up expanding the area and cost of the chip due to the need to place them on the periphery. . The solution? Connect the chipset through a high-speed bus and let it be in charge of concentrating all the additional connectivity to a single chip. Of course, to fully understand what the level of cut has been, we have to take into account that the management of the graphics card, the communication with the RAM memory and incidentally with the main SSD unit is done through the units that They are located in the central processor. What's more, the chipset for practical purposes is still an expansion card to add more ports, but on the same PCB as the motherboard. Would it be better if it was an expansion card? We are not saying it to say, normally a series of PCI Express lines or an interface of the same speed are associated to communicate with the chipset. These lines can be routed to a PCIe x4 connector and give us two different options: Install a second M.2 SSD in the PC in case we need extra high-speed storage. Have an expansion card with ports for additional peripherals. However, the trap of the current chipset is not found in the fact of granting more ports for peripherals, but in including a series of extra components that are connected to it. We are talking about things like integrated sound cards or network cards. However, their work does not depend on the chipset, but rather they are connected to the chipset and this could be solved by connecting each of them to a single PCIe line. After all, they do not require more bandwidth to work. The reality is that in the end we find ourselves with a large number of ports on motherboards that we do not use and still pay for it. The fact of giving us the opportunity to choose the expansion capacity of our PC would be much better, apart from being a better way to take better advantage of the less and less used expansion card slots beyond the use of the corresponding graphics card. https://hardzone.es/noticias/componentes/chipset-placa-base-tarjeta-expansion/

(IMicrosoft Edge is going to make an effort to help you improve the browser with a new system of badges for add-ons Add-ons (also referred to as extensions) are little extras that can be bolted onto the browser to deliver all kinds of functionality, but clearly the trick to making Edge better with them is choosing good add-ons, and not bloat or poor-quality efforts (or even malicious ones in a worst-case scenario). As MS Power User(opens in new tab) reports, what the new system delivers is a badge – a visual icon, present on the product description page and elsewhere – to show that any given browser extension is of a high enough quality to deserve that label. So in short, you know you’re getting something you can trust, and that will work well. Microsoft says that it’ll soon start to experiment with testing extension badges in the Edge Addons Store (EAS). The company notes(opens in new tab): “Edge is starting with a small-scale experiment and will begin to engage with the developer community to talk through the criterion and help them get acquainted with the badging process on EAS.” https://www.techradar.com/news/microsoft-has-a-new-plan-to-make-edge-better-than-chrome

Nobody comes out looking good in the latest round of graphics card updates, because both AMD and Nvidia have shipped out drivers that can do bad things to your PC. First, Nvidia has a relatively simple CPU overuse issue(opens in new tab) that occurs after exiting a game, and the basic workaround is just to go back to the previous driver. Second, AMD's driver can, in rare instances, totally corrupt your Windows installation Eep. That's a rather bigger deal, but actually isn't really AMD's fault, even though it has been live in both this latest Adrenalin driver and the previous one. Blame Windows' penchant for updating the OS at all costs. The Adrenalin 23.2.1 driver from February, as well as the current 23.2.2 version, can totally brick your machine, as happened to a bunch of Radeon owners, as well as Brad Chacos from PC World(opens in new tab). They have documented their pain and the "exotic" steps they took to get their test rig back up and running after the driver update killed it. The issue, it seems, is that on rare occasions where Windows decides that no matter what you're doing it simply must update something while you're installing your new AMD drivers, it will corrupt the system. Chacos found their installation went fine until the point where it came to restarting the machine, at which point it went through a continuous boot>BSOD cycle. https://www.pcgamer.com/both-amd-and-nvidias-latest-drivers-can-do-very-bad-things-to-your-gaming-pc/

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Amazon Prime Day 2022 sale is already underway exclusively for Prime members. It brings offers and discounts on various products across different categories. The sale will end on Sunday and shoppers will be able to get deals on smartwatches, truly wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds, headphones, Bluetooth speakers, e-book readers, accessories, and much more. So, if you are shopping with a budget of Rs. 5,000 in mind, here are some of the products you can check out during the Amazon Prime Day 2022 sale. Best deals under Rs. 1,000 Mivi DuoPods A350 The newly launched Mivi DuoPods A350 are listed with a discounted price of Rs. 999 during the ongoing Amazon Prime Day sale 2022. They are said to offer up to 50 hours of playtime and are IPX4 rated for sweat and water resistance. The truly wireless stereo (TWS) earphones feature Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity. For calls, the earphones come equipped with two MEMS microphones. Buy now at: Rs. 799 (MRP Rs. 3,990) Best deals under Rs. 5,000 OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z2 The OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z2 are available during the Amazon sale at Rs. 1,799. The earphones come in a neckband-style design and are equipped with 12.4mm drivers. On a single charge, they are claimed to deliver up to 30 hours of playback time. The OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z2 are IP55 rated for dust and water resistance. Buy now at: Rs. 1,799 (MRP Rs. 2,299) Realme Buds Wireless 2 Neo The Realme Buds Wireless 2 Neo are listed for Rs. 1,299, instead of the original launch price of Rs. 1,499. The Realme Buds Wireless 2 Neo feature 11.2mm dynamic drivers and are claimed to offer up to 17 hours of battery life. They support environment noise cancellation (ENC) and are IPX4 certified for water resistance, and support 88ms low-latency listening. Buy now at: Rs. 1,299 (MRP Rs. 1,499) Jabra Elite 3 The Jabra Elite 3 are currently available with a price tag of Rs. 3,499, instead of the original price of Rs. 6,999. The Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds feature 6mm drivers and have a four-microphone call technology. The earbuds include support for Qualcomm aptX HD audio and offer noise isolation with Jabra's HearThrough awareness feature. When bundled with the charging case the earbuds are claimed to deliver up to 28 hours of total battery life. The earphones are IP55-rated for dust and water resistance. Buy now at: Rs. 3,499 (MRP Rs. 6,999) Realme Power Bank 3 The ongoing sale on Amazon is currently offering the Realme Power Bank 3 at Rs. 1,498, down from the original price of Rs. 1,999. The portable power bank has 10,000mAh capacity and supports 22.5W fast charging. It is available in a single Black shade and can charge a variety of devices including smartphones, tablets, fitness bands, and Bluetooth headsets. Buy now at: Rs. 1,498 (MRP Rs. 1,999) Echo Dot (4th Gen) Smart speaker with Alexa Amazon Alexa-powered Echo Dot (4th Gen) Smart speaker is available for purchase at Rs. 2,099, instead of the original price of Rs. 4,499. Users can ask questions, play music, control the smart home, and more with this device. It provides hands-free music control options and can be used as a standalone speaker or connected it to other speakers. It can be paired with a phone to use as a Bluetooth speaker Buy now at: Rs. 2,099 (MRP Rs. 4,499) Fire TV Stick 4K Max One of the best deals that you can get under the Rs. 5,000 segment is the Fire TV Stick 4K Max which is listed for Rs. 3,799, down from the launch price of Rs. 6,499. It comes with Alexa Voice Remote and is claimed to be 40 percent more powerful than the Fire TV Stick 4K. It is capable of offering 4K video streaming, along with support for Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, and Dolby Atmos. Buy now at: Rs. 3,799 (MRP Rs. 6,499) Redmi Watch 2 Lite The ongoing Amazon sale has brought the price of Redmi Watch 2 Lite to as low as Rs. 2,999. The smartwatch comes with features including a 1.55-inch colour touch-supported display and up to 10 days battery life. It comes in Black, Blue, and Ivory colour options with a heart rate tracking feature and has a 5ATM water-resistant design. Buy now at: Rs. 2,999 (MRP Rs. 4,999) Fire-Boltt Ninja 3 The Fire-Boltt Ninja 3 smartwatch with a 1.69-inch HD touchscreen display is available for purchase at Rs. 1,599, down from the launch price of Rs. 1,799. It offers 60 different sports modes and multiple watch faces. It provides drink water reminders, and music control, among others. The battery of the smartwatch is claimed to last seven days. The smartwatch is available in five different colour options. Buy now at: Rs. 1,599 (MRP Rs. 1,799) https://gadgets360.com/wearables/features/amazon-prime-day-sale-2022-deals-discount-best-offers-under-rs-5000-1000-3187150#pfrom=topstory

One of the big bets by the software giant, Microsoft, in recent months, is Bing, its own search engine. Despite the little acceptance that this platform that lives under the shadow of Google has had to date, the firm wants to boost the search engine thanks to Artificial Intelligence. The truth is that many companies are making use of AI in their own projects in order to generate all kinds of content automatically. The growth that this technology is having is increasing impressively. Along these same lines, we want to focus on the aforementioned Microsoft Bing search engine that now makes use of OpenAI technology to reach a greater number of users. Largely thanks to the recent release of GPT-4, their chatbot has grown and improved substantially. In fact, we must take into account that the platform makes use of this technology. What's more, it already did before it was officially launched. Hence, many users are currently beginning to test the benefits of the AI-based Microsoft platform. Along these lines we want to focus on its ability to automatically generate images with minimal user interaction. We are going to achieve this to a large extent due to the internal use of the same technology used by the po[CENSORED]r DALL-E 2. To give you a more exact idea of what we are talking about, we are specifically referring to the functionality called Image Creator. Create images with Bing Image Creator Currently, the firm already offers us a specific website for this type of task that we can comfortably access from our favorite web browser. This is a tool that the software giant has been working on and testing for a while before making it available to everyone. It is something that we can already try in order to verify first-hand all the virtues of this platform to create images based on Artificial Intelligence. Of course, we must bear in mind that, when entering the corresponding terms to generate the desired image, at the moment we can only use English. Everything indicates that soon we will have the possibility of also using the language of Cervantes, but the current platform will help us to take a look at how it works. Thus, in the dialog box that appears on the main interface of the Bing platform, all we have to do is enter the desired terms. The complexity of all this will depend on our needs at that moment. At the same time, we must also take into consideration that the process, depending on our connection, will take a few seconds to carry out. This means that we must have some patience since the creation of the image is not immediate. How could it be otherwise, the Artificial Intelligence platform has certain limitations when creating these automatic images. And it is that content related to violence or nudity, among others, is not allowed and is blocked.

The latest benchmarks of AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3D 3D V-Cache CPU have been leaked which show up to 12% faster performance versus the stock chip. AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU Gets 12% Gaming Performance Boost With Enhanced Boost & High-Efficiency Mode Tuning Options on MSI's AM5 Motherboards The AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D is going to be the true successor to the Ryzen 7 5800X3D which has been a hot gaming chip ever since it launched in retail. This CPU is going to be the ideal choice for gamers with 8 cores, 16 threads, and the same 104 MB of cache (32 MB CCD, 64 MB V-Cache + 8 MB L2). The CPU comes with a base clock of around 4 GHz which could end up at least 500 MHz slower than the Ryzen 7 7700X and a boost clock of 5.0 GHz which is 400 MHz slower than the Ryzen 7 7700X. In benchmarks leaked by chi11eddog, we see that the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 3D V-Cache CPU was tested on an MSI X670E Tomahawk WIFI motherboard with the v122 BIOS. The motherboard ran a pair of Kingston Fury Beast DDR5-6000 memory, an MSI GeForce RTX 4090 Gaming Trio GPU, and used the MSI Coreliquid S360 AIO for cooling. The latest version of Windows 11 (22H2) was used for testing. The performance of the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 3D V-Cache CPU was tested in various settings such as Stock, EXPO, EXPO with High-Efficiency Mode, and EXPO with both High-Efficiency Mode and the Enhanced Mode Boost 3 profiles. These Enhanced Mode Boost 3 and High-Efficiency Mode are only available on the MSI X670E high-end motherboards and the performance differences show a 9-12% boost over the stock chip at 1440p using Max quality. A range of games are tested which are shown in the chart below: Following are the results for the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D (stock vs tuned) across each of the games tested: F1 2022: 0% Improvement Shadow of The Tomb Raider: Up To 5% Faster Metro Exodus: Up To 5% Faster Red Dead Redemption 2: Up To 1% Faster Watch Dogs Legion: Up To 9% Faster Assassins Creed Valhalla: Up To 1% Faster Far Cry 6: Up To 6.5% Faster Final Fantasy XIV: Up To 5% Faster As you can see, moving over to the EXPO profile does give a small boost in performance but using all three tuning options on the motherboard delivers the best results. Even at 1440p with a high-end GPU such as the RTX 4090, users will be able to get some decent 5% gains on average which are better than nothing. This would further increase the performance over the existing 5800X3D and Intel's flagship Core i9-13900K which the chip is positioned against in terms of gaming perf.Furthermore, we have learned that MSI will be introducing a new feature on its motherboards that will drastically reduce the boot time for the AMD AM5 platform running Ryzen 7000 Desktop CPUs. We have been told that this new feature will cut the boot time from 5X seconds to just 2X (~23sec) seconds. This is very impressive stuff coming from AMD. The AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D launches on the 6th of April which is just two days away. https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d-cpu-shows-up-to-12-percent-faster-gaming-performance-versus-stock-with-enhanced-boost-high-efficiency-mo

Upcoming multiplayer combat foot-racing game DeathSprint 66 looks pretty cool, but I still might be a little nervous if I were responsible for making back its budget. A genre of news story we've become pretty familiar with is "niche multiplayer game was great, but not enough people played it to justify keeping the servers on." Knockout City, for example, shut down a couple years after it launched. Rumbleverse lasted only six months. At the Game Developers Conference last month, DeathSprint 66 director Andrew Willans told me that he's confident in the game, saying that playtesters are "overwhelmingly finding something which is very fresh." That freshness, he thinks, is due in part to the scope of the project: It's a medium-sized game from a medium-sized team, and will be "sensibly priced." "I think that [under $70] price bracket … it allows you to be a bit more creative," said Willans. "If you've got a more limited budget than triple-A, and you've got a more limited timeframe to do it, I think you get more innovation on that scale. It's not indie, and it's not triple-A, it's somewhere in between. And when I look at the indie market and the amount of innovation constantly being pushed, there are really exciting things there which you don't tend to see in the bigger triple-A games. And I think there's this lovely middle ground, where we're aiming to be as a studio." https://www.pcgamer.com/games/racing/smaller-games-can-be-more-creative-says-designer-who-made-one-of-ubisofts-most-acclaimed-games-with-a-tiny-team/

Escape From Tarkov developer Battlestate Games is drawing a hard line in the sand against datamining. The studio said in an announcement today that it is going to start banning all accounts belonging to dataminers and anyone who shares the information they discover. "Datamining is defined as extracting information from massive datasets," Battlestate said. "In other words, it is the illegal infiltration of in-game code and databases in order to extract information that is intentionally hidden from users." It bears stating right from the hop that datamining, broadly speaking, is not illegal. How you dig through data might be a problem, and what you do with the results—if for example you use it to reverse-engineer some cheats and then sell them online—could definitely land you in some hot water. But while developers may not like it when enterprising gamers take a tiptoe through their tulips and reveal their secrets to the world, it's not illegal. Sponsored Links This Cheap Drone Might Be The Best Selling Gift In Pakistan Drone X Pro It's also interesting that it doesn't appear to be the potential for cheats that's the concern here, but that dataminers are revealing things that Battlestate would rather keep hidden, ranging from specific boss spawn chances to new quests and rewards that haven't been officially announced. The studio said that sharing this kind of information reduces the "wow effect" and makes the game "much more predictable," and that it's also unfair to developers when future plans are spoiled by dataminers the moment an update goes live. Instead, Battlestate said Escape From Tarkov players should make use of official sources only, both to get hyped for upcoming features and changes, and to find specific data about the game. It also promised to try to be more transparent about its plans for the future, "with the amount of information we believe will be enough for players to stay up to date." And in order to help convince people to follow this particular path, Battlestate warned that from this point forward, it's going to get heavy with anyone even tangentially involved in datamining. "This will result in all the in-game accounts involved in datamining and/or sharing data originating from datamining being banned and platforms getting involved receiving warnings and further actions taken afterwards," the studio said. Escape From Tarkov - dataminer ban warning That's harsh, and has predictably sparked a backlash against the studio. "How can BSG not realise that those dataminers are the main reason their game didn't die years ago? It would be unplayable without the wiki or the ammo charts," Schwertkeks said on Reddit. "Imagine planning a massive party for everyone and then getting mad when someone hypes it up," redditor AftT3Rmath replied. "I'd get it if its a surprise party or whatever, but instead of telling said hype man, 'Yo don't let anyone know about the upcoming Red Wedding,' they just shoot said hype man." Escape From Tarkov tweet One of the calmer reactions came from a dataminer at the center of the conflict, known as LogicalSolutions on Twitter. Linking to their Tarkov Wikia profile, which contains hundreds of individual data entries, they asked why it was okay to share that data—at least some of which was presumably datamined—on the wiki, but not through their personal Twitter account. LogicalSolutions also recently had a spot of social media beef with Battlestate studio head Nikita Buyanov, which may be part of what spark the studio's sudden action: Battlestate Games is a Russian studio, and so it's possible that some of the wording in the announcement is the result of a less-than-perfect English translation. But there doesn't seem to be any ambiguity in the core of the statement: If you extract or share data that hasn't been officially released, you risk a full ban from the game. That's extreme, especially when the studio says the penalty can be applied to someone who, for instance, retweets some interesting bit of information without first checking to see if it came from an official source. I've reached out to Battlestate for more information on the new Escape From Tarkov strictures, and will update if I receive a reply. https://www.pcgamer.com/escape-from-tarkov-studio-threatens-to-ban-anyone-who-shares-information-gained-from-illegal-datamining/

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Inflation sends online users to hunt for free and cheap web hosting Combined search for free website builders and free web hosting is at its highest in almost two years as people come to terms with the cost-of-living crisis and wider economic downturn. From May to June 2022 alone, the search volume for free web hosting doubled, with there also being a sharp increase in the number of people looking for free website builder services. This is reflected in the number of site visits some of the top web hosting and website builder services have received. The Shift towards free web hosting There is also some evidence to suggest this shift may have been playing out over a number of years. According to data shared exclusively with TechRadar Pro by Similarweb, GoDaddy has lost roughly 20 million site visits in the last two years while cheap web hosting provider Namecheap gained around eight million. It’s not just GoDaddy that has taken a hit; po[CENSORED]r hosting providers such as Bluehost and HostGator also experienced a significant drop in website visitors from May 2019 to May 2022. Along with Namecheap, affordable hosting provider Hostinger also saw an increase in site visits as monthly visits increased steadily from just over two million in 2019 to 8.2 million in 2022. Interestingly, the search for cheap web hosting took a significant drop in June 2022 as free web hosting became an increasingly po[CENSORED]r search. Although, in the last twelve months, there has been a 30% increase in the number of searches for cheap web hosting, a 44% increase in the search for cheap website hosting and a 20% increase in the search volume for cheap website builders. Last year, our research found that web hosting and website builder traffic slumped post-COVID. Coupling the damage from the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine has magnified the slowdown in the global economy, which is entering what could become a protracted period of feeble growth and elevated inflation, according to the Word Bank’s statistics, which is reflected in the shift in web hosting needs from online users. Build your online presence with the best website builder service providers on the market

Intel and Mediatek have announced that the two companies are entering a strategic partnership in which the Intel Foundry Services, or IFS, will begin creating and manufacturing chips for MediaTek. The association also adds to the current assistance that MediaTek is receiving from semiconductor manufacturer, TSMC. Intel Foundry Services, one of the most prominent chip designers in 2021, will assist in the manufacturing of chips for MediaTek's line of intelligent edge devices. Intel Foundry Services partners with the company MediaTek to assist in producing chips for intelligent edge devices The timing of the partnership is ideal in that Intel, along with the US semiconductor industry, is planning to receive increased subsidies from the government to assist with boosting chip fabrication in the United States. Intel is set to fabricate its 16nm chips for MediaTek, a redesign of the previous 22FFL node that was which is an older process moved to Legacy process but is great for low-power devices. Intel states that the partnership is anticipated to not only be a long-lasting one but also reach past just intelligent edge devices. TSMC produces most of the chips for MediaTek, but the company is looking to achieve a more significant supply chain. To do this, MediaTek will need to add chip production locations in the US and Europe, which IFS currently has available in both sectors. Currently, there's no word from Intel on the specific time when MediaTek's products will ship, but comments that the Intel 16nm will be the first revisions of the silicon seen to clients this year but will see higher volumes beginning in 2023. Currently, MediaTek manufactures over two billion devices each year, so it is unknown when MediaTek will switch the chips to the blue team's chip line. It is also unknown how much of the production of MediaTek's smart edge devices using Intel's chips will come from the US and Europe. Most processors available on the market are older and established legacy nodes and not newer technology we have reported over the last few years. However, readers will remember that Intel ensured that the roadmap the company created last year was to design five new nodes over the next four years. With Intel choosing to invest $20 billion into the company's Intel Foundry Services, it appears that the company is on the right track to changing strategies following years of struggles. Not only is the blue team assisting MediaTek with this new partnership, but Intel Foundry Services has also partnered with Qualcomm and Amazon Web Services (AWS) and gained a contract with the US Department of Defense. NVIDIA, one of Intel's rivals, is also currently showing interest in the company's foundry services.

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Extraction is getting its first Crisis Event, Spillover, today. Crisis Events are limited-time events where players will face unique large-scale threats in the Containment Zone, said Ubisoft. These events can also only be played by a group of three players, so if you're one or two players short, that won't work. Spillover is described by the developers as the ultimate defense experience in Rainbow Six Extraction, putting an emphasis on properly preparing defenses (reinforcing walls, doors and windows, placing traps, etc.) just like in a Rainbow Six Siege match. These incursions, limited to a single submap, will feature nine so-called Sprawl Colonies to decontaminate with the new Dissolution Agent canisters in any order you want. When a canister is activated, players will need to defend it for 90 seconds from waves of Archæans assaults. Do note that the enemy types will change from time to time, and the Archæans will head straight for the canister (which has 500 health points) unless impeded to do so. Additionally, Sprawl Colonies can have one out of three traits in Spillover: Cloaked(all Archæans spawned by them will be invisible), Spore (all Archæans carry spores on them), and Elite (some Archæans will be Elite foes). The Archæans spawned by Sprawl Colonies are also always alert and aware of the player's position, so stealth won't work. The more Sprawl Colonies you've managed to complete, the stronger the Archæans will be. You can attempt to decontaminate two or even three Sprawl Colonies at the time, but because of the aforementioned growing difficulty, this is best done at the beginning of the incursion. Players will have twenty-five minutes to do everything and extract. Of course, you don't need to complete everything before extraction, though that would only earn you a partial reward. The full reward XP is higher than the amount you normally get in the regular game, by the way.As if that wasn't enough of an incentive, defeating 500 Archæans during the Spillover event (set to last three weeks) will unlock the exclusive REACT portable Auto-Turret. The turret won't be obtainable anymore after the event is over. Of course, there are also exclusive weapon charms, skins, and outfits to be earned. Last but not least, Spillover permanently adds the beloved Rainbow Six Siege operator Zofia, who packs a handy Grenade Launcher. She is focused on survivability, making her a great asset in this specific Crisis Event.

Nick: Mr.Shehbaz Real name: Shehbaz How old are you?: 17 Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): CS1.6 (3YEAR) Where are you from?(country and city): Pakistan - Karachi Describe yourself(at least 50 words): Note some of your qualities: I'm a hard working person, friendly , cute , kind, and a caring person, I just Like to play cricket with my friends , I like bikes & Cars, riding , and I spend and I am funny person Tell us some of your defects: trusting easily and time management Had you before any kind of responsabilities(describe it): yes taking responsability of my home, and on work also... now i gonna start on this community too. On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): the most is vgr Which category/project you want to care off?: vgr and dh How well you speak english?(and other languages): English + Urdu Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: no For how long can you be active after you get accepted?(days, weeks, months, years): years Contact methods: fb , whatsapp Last request: Here

Getting requests approved will soon be even easier in Teams Getting your next big project or idea approved by your manager or boss can often slow down productivity which is why Microsoft launched its new Approvals app in Microsoft Teams earlier this year. The Approvals app can be accessed from any chat or channel conversation or by using the dedicated app entry point in the left navigation bar in Teams. With the app open, all you have to do is fill in the details of the approval like the title, description and the users who need to approve it and hit 'Send'. However, you can also add attachments from Microsoft's office software or custom responses to tailor the request to your business needs. Once submitted, the approvers are notified within Teams and can act on an approval request either from the chat directly using the Approvals card or from within the Personal app. They can also quickly review the details of the approval right within Teams before making a decision to approve or reject it. Microsoft 365 groups as approvers After launching in January of last year, Microsoft is now working on a new feature for the Teams Approval App that is slated to roll out next month. According to a new post in the Microsoft 365 Roadmap, the software giant is adding the ability to select Microsoft 365 groups as approvers when creating a new approval request within Teams. For those unfamiliar, Groups in Microsoft 365 let you choose a set of people that you wish to collaborate with and easily set up a collection of resources for those people to share. These resources may include a shared Outlook inbox, shared calendar or a document library in OneDrive for collaboration on files. When this new feature becomes available, Teams users will be able to send approval requests to their Microsoft 365 groups which could be useful if approvers aren't using the company's video conferencing software and online collaboration tool. link : https://www.techradar.com/news/microsoft-teams-update-will-eliminate-a-common-business-bottleneck

It may sound a bit strange coming from a hardware nut that is more at home with a big ol' desktop PC, but I'm stoked about the possibility of the integrated graphics in AMD's new mobile CPUs. The Ryzen 6000 series will be hitting laptops shortly and will be making an appearance in all the usual gaming machines alongside Nvidia and AMD's finest mobile graphics cards. And while they'll quickly become the models of choice for serious gaming, it's actually the prospect of ultra-thin and light machines that has me most excited. Imagine a small 13-inch laptop that doesn't have the room to keep a bulky GPU cool, but can handle the heat produced by one of AMD's latest APUs. A machine that would normally make for a ropey experience with the integrated graphics of yore, but that can turn its hand to 1080p gaming at a reasonable frame rate. That's the promise of AMD's new RDNA 2-powered APUs. AMD has leapfrogged the first generation RDNA architecture for its integrated graphics, going from Vega to the very latest technology, which means if nothing else it can shout about what an improvement it is over the Ryzen 5000 mobile chips. I may only have AMD's word for the actual performance at this point, but it keeps banding around a 2X performance increase over the last generation, which means you're suddenly in the realms of 60fps in plenty of less demanding games at 1080p. Admittedly this is generally going to be at the lowest possible settings, but if frame rate isn't that important to the game in question, you may be able to dabble with medium settings at 30fps or so. There are two different iGPUs going to be squeezed into the new Ryzen 6000 series mobile parts, with AMD Radeon 680M offering 12 CUs and a 2,400MHz clock while the 660M has 6 CUs pootling along at 1,900MHz. We'll have to see how these GPUs fair in games ourselves when the first laptops start landing (and day now), but going by the graphs that AMD is showing off they do look surprisingly capable. The fact that the Ryzen 6000 mobile chips are so rounded just sweetens the deal. You're looking at support for PCIe 4.0 for sweet SSD storage options, DDR5, and Wi-Fi 6E as well. These chips are all eight-core, 16-thread models across the whole stack as well, which means there's plenty of raw processing grunt on offer too. Intel's Alder Lake is also hitting the market at about the same time, and that's definitely got some interesting tech to offer. Even so, it's the integrated RDNA 2 graphics in Ryzen 6000 that has me most excited about this year's laptops. Here's hoping laptop manufacturers produce something that makes the most of them.