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Table of Contents Table of Contents Same but different Penalty instead of permadeath It’s hard to explain why I like Dark Deity so much. The easy answer would probably be, because it’s like Fire Emblem, but it’s not just that. It takes the skeleton of one of the world’s most successful strategy RPGs and fleshes it into its own world with charming characters and challenging gameplay, enough that conquering each map felt like an accomplishment. That feeling continues in its sequel, Dark Deity 2, which makes those strengths even stronger and adds stakes with decisions that affect the outcome of…

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On 12 March, the Bureau of Economic Security (abbreviated – BES) announced that it was requesting a special investigation into the case of the owner of IBOX Bank. On 13 March, Judge Volodymyr Marmash will consider this motion in the Lychakivskyi District Court of Lviv, kp.ua reports. The defence believes that the BES detectives and Judge Marmash violate Ukrainian law. The BES detectives are seeking to reopen the case against the owner of IBOX BANK, even though on 5 December 2024, the Supreme Court settled the issue once and for all in the criminal case against her and cancelled the…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Addressing concerns Ghosts in the machine An emerging landscape of AI in gaming The ToS of it all Integration is the name of the game Wading into uncharted waters Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re well that AI has been worming its way into everyday life for some time now, with seemingly new use cases every week. Much has been made over AI’s encroachment into the world of gaming, from AI frame generation on Nvidia’s latest 5000 series GPUs, to Microsoft’s recent announcement of a generative AI capable of creating game visuals…

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Samsung is expected to officially announce the Galaxy S25 Edge in just a few weeks. The company teased the phone earlier this year, highlighting its incredibly thin design, which is reflected in its name. However, some may worry that this slim profile could make the device more susceptible to bending issues. German-based tech journalist Max Jambor (via SamMobile) said there should be a concern. They say the Galaxy S25 Edge is “solid and can’t be bent easily.” Additionally, “it will survive JerryRigs bend test.” Samsung’s upcoming phone has been a hot topic in recent months, especially due to its impressively…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents How defective are we talking? This isn’t as new as it sounds How much would you pay for a cut-back card? The graphics card market is an absolute mess at the moment. Stock issues persist despite Nvidia’s early claims that it would solve early issues with the 50-series, and AMD has promised to get its exceedingly popular RX 9000-series GPUs back in stock as soon as possible. That’s meant pricing is even more ridiculous than ever, with top cards going for hundreds or even thousands of dollars more than they should, and last-generation options…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents How to play Strands Hint for today’s Strands puzzle Today’s Strand answers Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle. Like Wordle, Connections, and the Mini Crossword, Strands can be a bit difficult to solve some days. There’s no shame in needing a little help from time to time. If you’re stuck and need to know the answers to today’s Strands puzzle, check out the solved puzzle below. How to play Strands You…

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Excited about the new Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2, the official names given to the new Pebble smartwatches? Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky has sent out a lengthy update on the response to the new models, and provided a few additional details for those who have already pre-ordered one. If you haven’t pre-ordered yet, some of the information may push you over the edge, and a few small snippets shared may also make you excited for the future. Migicovsky said the team received more than 500 emails and thousands of comments following the announcement, and aimed to address many…

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Projectors can be excellent TV replacements, especially if you can carry with them wherever you go. Whether you get a projector that costs a few hundred bucks or one that makes you some thousand dollars less rich, it’s imperative you buy a projector screen instead of casting the picture on the wall. If you’re looking for something rather inexpensive, projector maker XGIMI has a fitting solution, one that you can even take with you when you venture outdoors. XGIMI has announced a new portable projection screen, that can be folded and carrier in a backpack. The company says it claims…

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The UAE has become one of the world’s leading destinations for luxury real estate, attracting high net-worth individuals as both residents and investors. This is due to its secure investment environment, complemented by world-class services across various sectors. Additionally, the UAE’s high-quality education and healthcare further enhances its appeal as a destination with lifestyle benefits. As the country experiences a surge in real estate developments and urban expansion, many brands specializing in modern furniture have emerged, adding a new dimension to the home ownership and furnishing experience. However, with the vast array of choices available, choosing the perfect interiors brand…

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Apple is updating its popular Final Cut apps with new features, including integration with Apple Intelligence. The update to version 11.1 of Final Cut Pro for Mac will see integration with Image Playground and the ability to quickly create AI-generated images, while Final Cut Pro version 2.2 for iPad will see similar new features plus a new portrait orientation option. The Image Playground feature works by importing images into an event, which you’ll find under File > Import > Image Playground. Then you’ll have options to create an image from a concept (like a theme or place), to create an…

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