NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti Brings Out The Big Guns

NVIDIA’s newest GeForce graphics card is a two-thousand-dollar behemoth. This is what your money gets you.

You Need To Update Google Chrome And Microsoft Edge Right Now – Here's Why

Both Microsoft and Google have issued important updates for their respective web browsers thanks to a new security vulnerability impacting Edge and Chrome.

New World's Massive Heart Of Madness Update Arrives This Week

After launching with some issues, New World’s new update, called Heart of Madness, hopes to address the shortcomings found by players.

Spotify Is Testing An Audio Newsfeed. Here's What That Means

If finding the best podcast for your tastes is a chore, then Spotify’s new dedicated Podcasts feed may be the exact thing you’re looking for.

Grimdark Space Survival RPG Death in Space Is Ready for Planetfall

Following a successful Kickstarter, the Death In Space tabletop roleplaying game is finally on its way. Free League announced a publishing partnership with Stockholm Kartell, aiming to bring Death in Space to a global audience. The PDF is available to purchase and the full physical game will be sent out in late April.

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Biden’s Budget Would Scrap Decades-Old Rule And Permit Federal Funding Of Abortions

For the second year in a row, the president omitted the Hyde Amendment from his presidential budget proposal.

Verizon says ‘bad actors’ are to blame for sketchy spoofed spam texts

Verizon is aware of a spam campaign that is targeting its customers with their own phone numbers. As first reported by The Verge, some of the carrier’s subscribers have complained in recent days of receiving text messages that offer “a little gift” for paying off their monthly phone bill, with a link that leads to a Russian website. What has made the campaign unsettling for some is that the perpetrators are spoofing the numbers of their targets.

“Our team is actively working to block these messages, and we have engaged with US law enforcement to identify and stop the source of this fraudulent activity,” a Verizon spokesperson told Engadget. “Verizon continues to work on behalf of our customers to prevent spam texts and related activity.”

When reports of the campaign first started to appear online, some Verizon customers speculated it was the result of an internal breach, a claim the carrier denies. “We believe this activity is being generated from external bad actors with no direct tie to our company,” the company told The Verge. Verizon also said it has no evidence that suggests the texts are coming from Russia. The texts come as US officials, including President Biden, have warned of potential Russian cyberattacks in response to the sanctions imposed on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. Like with most spam and phishing attempts, the best thing you can do to protect yourself is to not open the link that accompanies the text.

Fortnite's No-Build Battle Royale Sticks Around In New Zero Build Mode

Here’s what the latest update to Epic Games’ battle royale fan favorite mean.

What if Blade Runner's Unicorn Was a Metal T-Rex?

Few sci-fi movie props are as unique as the origami unicorn from Blade Runner. Not only is it very specific in form, it’s crucially tied to the overall plot, which is why artist Matt Ferguson has always been obsessed with it. A few years back, he turned that image into a unique collectible ornament. Now, he’s at it…

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Russia’s Last Major Independent Newspaper Shuts Down Amid Government Pressure

Novaya Gazeta has suspended publication until Russian President Vladimir Putin’s so-called “special operation” in Ukraine is over.