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Qualcomm SM7435-AB Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 Octa-core processor powers the smartphone while the GPU is Adreno 710. It runs on the Flyme AIOS operating system, and it comes with a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED. The rear camera consists of 108 MP (wide) + 2 MP macro (macro) lenses. The front camera has an 8 MP sensor. The phone’s sensors include under the display, optical fingerprint (side-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, and compass. The smartphone is fueled by a non-removable Li-Po 6000 mAh battery + 45W wired, QC4+, PD3.0, PPS. Meizu Lucky 08 comes in two colors: Black, White. It features USB Type-C, GPS (L1+L5), BDS (B1I+B1C+B2a), GLONASS, GALILEO, QZSS, and Bluetooth 5.1. The smartphone supports Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by). The dimensions of the device are 163 x 77.5 x 8.6 mm and it weighs 202 grams. It is packed with 8 GB and 12 GB RAM while the internal storage options are 256 GB and 512 GB. Meizu Lucky 08 - Specs, Price, Reviews

HWMonitor is an IT management solution that offers in-depth insights into the overall condition of a computer system. The tool is designed to keep track of various hardware elements within a computer, ranging from the processor (CPU) and graphics card (GPU) to memory modules and storage drives. HWMonitor has the capability to access critical sensor data related to voltages, temperatures, power consumption, fan speeds, resource usage and clock frequencies. It enables real-time monitoring of both various components, enabling users to closely monitor the performance metrics of system hardware. HWMonitor | Reviews, Pricing & Demos - SoftwareAdvice IE

The Cryorig H7 is a budget-friendly 120mm CPU cooler with efficient cooling, a unique Hive Fin design, and zero RAM incompatibility. It’s ideal for users with compact PCs and Intel 7700k processors. While budget-friendly, installation can be challenging and lacks compatibility with Intel LGA-2011(3). Overall, it is a solid choice for budget-conscious users seeking efficient cooling in a compact form. Cryorig’s coolers redefine traditional designs with a unique aesthetic appeal. The H7 is a 120mm heatsink, single tower featuring their Hive Fin design for better and quicker cooling, optimized heat pipe coverage using the convex alignment of the heat pipes in the base, and unparalleled 0 RAM incompatibility. Standing at 145mm, it fits most PC chassis, targeting a broad user base. How will it perform, and will it be able to calm the nerves of the hot chip from the Intel, aka 7700k? Let’s find out. Cryorig H7 Review: Benchmarks, Unboxing & Verdict - Tech4Gamers

When I gave Elden Ring a 10 two years ago, I did so not just because it’s an incredible game, but because it also raised the bar for open-world games as a whole. The way it encourages exploration, rewards curiosity, and challenges you to find your own individual solutions to difficult combat encounters by including tons of different viable weapons, spells, and other build options is absolutely exemplary. Now, FromSoftware is back to raise the bar on everyone yet again, this time when it comes to what you’d expect from a "simple" DLC. Shadow of the Erdtree may not do anything radically different from the base game, but this expansion somehow feels like a scaled-down version of that same experience that recaptures all of the magic of playing Elden Ring for the first time, with more content packed within than many fully priced games. Its unexpectedly large realm is filled with new secrets, new discoveries, a ton of new build options to experiment with, as well as some of the most challenging and unforgettable boss battles Souls fans will have ever seen. I strolled into Shadow of the Erdtree thinking I was some kind of Elden Lord badass, having defeated Malenia, Mohg, Placidusax, the Elden Beast, and every other big threat around. My level 150 character was armed with fully upgraded gear and the maximum number of flasks… but let me tell you, it did not take very long for the Realm of Shadow to humble me. Even though the only requirement to access the new areas is to beat Radahn and Mohg – which, granted, is no small feat – you’re going to want to over prepare before stepping foot into this new arena, because it is brutal. FromSoftware definitely skirts the line between fair and unfair with some of the later boss designs in particular, perhaps getting closer than ever. But crucially, it never actually crosses that threshold, and that masterful tightrope walk – along with some truly spectacular boss design – results in some of the most thrilling and satisfying bosses Elden Ring, and the entire Soulslike genre, has to offer. Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC Review - IGN

The first thing you might ask yourself when you start playing One Punch Man: World is -- why does it take so many darn punches to put down basic enemies? It says “One Punch” right there in the title. The reason for this was not made clear during my recent 30-minute play session. Fortunately for One Punch Fans, you’ll find an action game that looks and plays like an interactive version of the anime. Key moments have been accurately recreated in-engine, and you’ll even be able to expand on what was seen in the show. At a glance, you might even think you’re watching the anime instead of playing the game. My time in One Punch Man: World began with a scene of our hero, Saitama, being rudely awakened from deep sleep in his own bed by subterranean monsters emerging from underground and causing havoc in the streets. This is a beat ‘em up: You can punch, kick, dodge, and even use a couple special attacks you’ll have to build up to. Combos can be ended with a flourish that sends enemies flying into the air -- at least with Saitama. Other characters from the anime are playable and presumably have their own combos. Every now and then a quicktime event will occur, asking you to mash buttons to trigger an action set piece. One such event caused a highway to come crashing down, bringing the fight to a new location. One Punch Man: World Preview: It's Simple, For Better or For Worse - IGN

It's been close to eight years since the release of Crashlands, a top-down action-exploration-crafting game about an interstellar truck driver who crash-lands on an alien planet, where she makes friends (and enemies), builds stuff, and sets things right in the world, all in a relentless quest to get back to work. That means the time is just about right for Crashlands 2, which is also a game about an interstellar truck driver who crash-lands on an alien planet and all the rest of it—the same trucker wrecking it on the same planet, in fact. Can you believe this could happen twice? At first glance, Crashlands 2 looks quite a lot like its predecessor, tarted up with sharper, flashier graphics. But Sam Coster of developer Butterscotch Shenanigans said there's quite a lot more to it than might be immediately apparent. The biggest change is that the entire Crashlands 2 game world is "hand-built," rather than relying on procedural systems, which Coster said is enabling the studio to deliver "a bigger experience with more exploration, more rewarding character relationships, and more surprising depth." Interactions with characters have also been expanded for the new game. Rather than serving as either quest-givers or cannon fodder, some NPCs in Crashlands 2 are just looking for a pal: You'll be able to make friends, hang out, invite them to stay over, and learn some handy crafting tips from them. Of course, crafting remains central to the game, and for those who aren't in the friend-making mindset, there's plenty of slapping to be done too. "We think of sequels as opportunities to get closer to the spirit of a game, rather than just duplicate or extend the original design," Coster said. "As such, I'd say that fans of the original will find that while it has the same feel—it's very "Crashlandsy"—it has immensely more depth and appeal than the original. We overhauled basically every aspect of the design, from combat to world ecology, to better deliver on the spirit of the game, and in our early playtests we've only gotten extremely positive responses." The increased scale of Crashlands 2 drove some major changes at Butterscotch Shenanigans, a small, family-owned team known for its iterative, wingin' it approach to game development. Coster said the team quickly realized that "we genuinely cannot build this with how we do game dev," which "started the discussion about what our studio would need to look like—how it would have to function—in order to build something this complex at this scale without everyone being crushed and the studio imploding." Work on Crashlands 2 has already been going on for longer than Crashland's entire development cycle, even though the team is now larger and more seasoned. "The first two years of this game's production we spent in building tools, testing systemic designs, experimenting with art styles and pipelines, and basically overhauling our studio's entire gamedev approach so that we could actually make this game," Coster explained. "A hand-built world with ecology (creatures attack each other, plants react to things, etc) that was actually explorable was core to the whole thing, so it wasn't really an option to not [change the studio's approach]—even if it meant rebuilding our whole operation from the ground-up to be able to achieve it." Crashlands 2 crashes into the PC Gaming Show: 'It's very Crashlandsy,' says dev | PC Gamer

What's new Revised styling and wheel designs Added standard and available equipment New transmission promises improved fuel economy Part of the eighth Sentra generation introduced for 2020 Overview Affordable yet stylish, the 2024 Nissan Sentra is a budget-friendly choice in a new compact car. Pleasingly, it isn't just a bare-bones model either. It comes equipped with many helpful driver assistance features such as blind-spot warning as standard equipment. Comfortable seating and a sizable trunk are other appealing qualities. The 2024 Sentra fits into the Nissan lineup between the smaller Versa and larger Altima, and it receives several changes this year to keep it competitive with rivals. Edmunds spotlight: What's new for 2024? Nissan made a few changes to the 2024 Sentra. The front styling is different, and the Sentra gets updated headlights and new wheel designs. The sporty-looking SR trim adds subtle changes to the rear, plus new badges and interior detailing. A new transmission debuts this year, adding an engine stop-start function that Nissan says will improve efficiency. In addition, the SV trim gets more standard and available technology for 2024. None of these updates fundamentally change our Expert Rating of the Sentra, so be sure to read it to learn more about this car. Competitors to consider Fewer compact cars are available today than in years past, but worthy alternatives to the Sentra exist. For example, though pricey, the Honda Civic is a po[CENSORED]r choice and was the Edmunds Top Rated Car of 2023. The Hyundai Elantra is another appealing choice in the segment, offering a diverse lineup, a superior warranty, and appealing ownership perks for a small premium. And don't forget about the Toyota Corolla that offers an available hybrid powertrain and even all-wheel drive. 2024 Nissan Sentra Prices, Reviews, and Pictures | Edmunds

Andy Farrell has made just one change to the team that lost to New Zealand for Friday’s second Autumn Nations Series game against Argentina, with Robbie Henshaw replacing Bundee Aki at inside centre. However, the Ireland coach has made four changes to his bench with Leinster pair Sam Prendergast and Thomas Clarkson set for debuts against Argentina, while Ryan Baird and Craig Casey come in for Iain Henderson and Conor Murray. Much like the second Test of the summer series in South Africa when Farrell shook things up to get a response after a difficult night at the office, it is Aki who drops out of the squad altogether as he makes way for Henshaw and Jamie Osborne retains his position on the bench. The 14 other members of the starting XV are tasked with responding to the disappointment of their error-strewn performance in the 23-13 defeat to the All Blacks. Robbie Henshaw recalled and Cian Healy set to equal caps record as Ireland team named for clash with Argentina | Irish Independent

The holidays are around the corner, and who doesn’t love a little extra cash? Selling pre-loved clothes and household items is not only a fantastic way to declutter but can also be a source of tax-free income – if you know the rules. We compare tax rules for second-hand sales in two markets, the UK and Spain. Can you make tax-free earnings on second-hand sites? Selling and buying second-hand items on platforms has exploded in recent years. But it can get confusing when it comes to paying tax on sold items. According to one site, Vinted, in most cases, you can keep all your earnings. Why? Because you’re selling personal belongings, not running a business. A great example of how you could benefit is to sell items in bundles, for example, when you do a clear-out or declutter and you want your items to go to a good home but also want to make some extra cash. UK tax rules: What you need to know The UK tax authority HMRC provides clear guidelines on selling personal items. Here’s the key takeaway: Trading allowance: You can earn up to £1,000 from selling anything (not just clothes) before needing to declare it as income. This is your ‘Trading Allowance’. No profit, no tax: As long as you’re selling items for less than you originally paid, you won’t be taxed on any profit (because there isn’t any!). Capital gains tax: This only applies if you sell a single item for more than £6,000 and make a profit. Spain tax rules: a similar story The Spanish tax authorities have similar rules: While sales made on Vinted, for example, are generally not taxable, you need to submit Form DAC7 if you’re eligible. For example, all people who make at least 30 sales or earn more than €2000 on Vinted in a calendar year. Meeting these requirements does not mean that you have to pay taxes on the sales you have made. Just like in the UK, personal belongings are exempt. Selling your own used clothes generally isn’t considered a taxable activity. Tips to stay tax-free: Keep it personal: Stick to selling your own used clothes and accessories. Reasonable pricing: Price items fairly, reflecting their used condition. Avoid inflated prices that might flag you as a trader. Track your sales: While you likely won’t need them, keep records of your sales just in case. Where to find official information: UK: Visit the HMRC website (www.gov.uk/hmrc) for detailed guidance on the Trading Allowance and Capital Gains Tax. Spain: Check the website of the Agencia Tributaria (www.agenciatributaria.es) for information on tax regulations related to selling second-hand goods. With a little know-how, you can turn your wardrobe into a tax-free cash machine this holiday season. Disclaimer: This article provides general information and should not be considered professional tax advice. If you have specific questions about your tax obligations, consult with a qualified tax advisor in your respective country. How to make tax-free earnings to help pay bills - Freelance Informer

Trochosa ruricola is a wolf spider whose common name is rustic wolf spider. The females are 15 mm (0.6 in) but can reach 25 mm (1.0 in), and the males are 10 mm (0.4 in). Both sexes are dark brown and have a pale band that runs down to the carapace and continues to the abdomen. The spider hunts on the ground and often gets caught in pitfall traps.[1] Females carry an egg sac around on their abdomen for around 3 weeks until spiderlings emerge and gather on the mother's back. Its habitat is in grassland, woodland, scrub, and lawns of temperate Asia, Europe, and North America.[2] Its distribution: "Europe to China, Japan, Korea. Introduced to North America, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Bermuda". Trochosa ruricola - Wikipedia

Billionaire Elon Musk has been tasked with leading incoming President Donald Trump's new Department of Government Efficiency (Doge). In a statement on social media, the US president-elect said Musk - along with former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy - would "dismantle government bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure federal agencies". It is a role that the tech entrepreneur has arguably prepared for through his business leadership, and one he has spent months arguing for. But it is also one that is expected to garner him influence over government policy - and the regulatory environment his enterprises exist in. Musk told a Trump rally in October that he believed the US government's budget could be cut by "at least" $2tn from around $6.5tn. He has also frequently suggested the number of government employees could be significantly reduced. Ramaswamy, meanwhile, has put forward plans to scrap a number of federal departments including the Department of Education, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Internal Revenue Service and the FBI. Why is Elon Musk becoming Donald Trump's efficiency adviser?