“My boyfriend is passionately kissing another woman. Little fingers of jealousy squeeze my insides, and I’m not sure where to look or what to do.”
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Late last year, Square Enix suspended sales of Final Fantasy 14 and stopped offering free trials as the game became overwhelmed with new players, following its latest expansion. Now, FF14 producer and director Naoki Yoshida has announced that free trials are returning starting tomorrow, February 22nd, Eurogamer has reported.
The company said at the time that it had to halt sales because the “dense concentration of play hours… far exceed [the game’s] server capacity.” It addressed that by bringing its Oceania Data Center online and opening five new Worlds from the start so that everyone in Oceania could transfer over. Shortly afterwards (on January 25th), Final Fantasy 14 went back on sale.
The developer must have figured that it still wasn’t quite ready for the free trial traffic, but that situation is apparently resolved as well. The company also announced that more deep dungeons are coming to Final Fantasy 14 with the 6.0 series of patch updates, expected to arrive in the coming months. Yoshida also confirmed that “at this point,” there are no plans to introduce NFTs to FF14. “We did notice a lot of reactions, especially from the Western [audience] about NFTs, many comments about how [they’re] opposed to NFTs,” he added.
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Those inclined to think apocalyptically know that tech, in its purest form, spells civilizational disaster. It is true that we might never see a world filled with violent hypertrophic CRISPR babies, and uncontrollable self-driving cars, and AI intent on twisting humans into paperclips. Our tech-hastened end, if and…
Either Samsung’s brand new Galaxy S22 models are way more popular than Samsung had anticipated, or the global chip shortage is hitting Samsung particularly hard because if you were thinking of getting your hands on the handset, it seems that depending on where you live and who you order it from, you might have to wait until May.
This is because according to an official statement from Samsung, the company has warned that customers might have to wait a bit longer than usual to get their hands on the phone.
“We’re grateful for the excitement and response to our new Galaxy S22 series. Interest in Galaxy S22 series is at an all-time high with the pre-order volume exceeding our expectations. We’re committed to getting these devices to our customers as early as possible. However, some customers may experience delays depending on market, model and color. We greatly appreciate the patience and understanding.”
Like we said, this will vary from region to region, model to model, and carrier to carrier. The folks at PCMag put together a table showing the various dates that carriers in the US are expecting their phones, with T-Mobile estimating that the white 512GB Galaxy S22 Ultra model could be delayed until the 15th of May.
You Might Have To Wait Until May For The Samsung Galaxy S22
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Smart clocks are ideal devices for the bedroom, as they give key information like the time and temperature but often have no intrusive cameras. If you’re looking for a deal on a good one, Lenovo’s Smart Clock Essential with Alexa is on sale right now at Amazon for $50, or $20 (29 percent) off the regular $70 price.
Buy Lenovo Smart Clock Essential with Alexa – $50
The Smart Clock Essential with Alexa came out early this year to replace the previous model, with the main additions being a new pogo docking pin on the bottom and, well, support for Alexa instead of Google Assistant. It features an attractive, fabric-covered design in colors “Mistry Blue” and “Clay Red,” both of which are on sale. On the top edge there are four buttons: volume buttons, a button for activating the assistant, and another for setting an alarm. There’s also a USB port for charging.
It neither streams video nor has a camera, though it of course has a mic and speakers so that you can listen to music/podcasts or make voice calls. The entire front face is a dedicated 4-inch LED display, displaying the time, weather, real-time decibel levels and more in white text on a deep black background.
The docking accessories still aren’t available, but once they arrive, you’ll have two options. One is a basic pad with room for both the clock and another wireless-charging like a phone, while the other is what Lenovo calls the Ambient Light Dock, which doubles as a nightlight. It’ll be available for $30 in two whimsical designs with either a sea lion and a squid, along with eight different lighting modes and a rainbow of colors — so it could work great in a kid’s room.
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