Oct 20
Applicants can indicate whether they are either male or female, even if their choice differs from their identity documents.
Oct 20
The Samsung Galaxy Note series made an indelible mark on the smartphone industry, but after nearly a decade, it was halted — here’s what happened.
Oct 20
This “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” star recently had a majorly frustrating encounter with his Tesla Model X. Here’s what happened and why he was so angry.
Oct 20
Tesla has been experiencing difficulties with its deliveries. Here’s what Tesla says is causing the bottleneck and what the company plans to do in the future.
Oct 20
Do you remember R.I.P.D.? The movie about a cop (Ryan Reynolds) who gets killed and then enlisted into the Rest in Peace Department, a.k.a. heaven’s law enforcement division, to fight souls that have escaped hell? Chances are your answer is either “no” or “vaguely,” and yet, somehow, the film has gotten the sequel no…
Oct 20
Oct 20
Veteran SpaceX Technician Spends Months in a Coma After Rocket Engine Test Accident
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Rocket technicians working on the front lines of the private-era space race are literally playing with fire. New details on how one SpaceX employee, who suffered grave injuries during a routine test, offer a new sense of the costs for the lightning-pace that companies are working at to put more rockets into the big…
Oct 20
Oh Shet: Scottish Islands in the Dark After Deep Sea Internet Cable Disruption
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The Scottish islands of Shetland are taking a digital hit as a deep-sea internet cable has reportedly been compromised. The islands, located northeast of Scotland, are seeing landline and mobile phone outages.
Oct 20
All good things must come to an end, and so must some incredibly shitty things too, which is why UK Prime Minister Liz Truss announced today that she is resigning her position after just 45 days. Truss takes the mantle as the shortest premiership in British history, but like all good stupid things about the country,…
Oct 20
The remastered version of Alan Wake is now available on the Nintendo eShop, just in time for Halloween. It was initially released for Windows, PS4 and PS5, as well as Xbox One and Xbox X|S in October 2021. But in May this year, Remedy Entertainment’s creative director Sam Lake revealed that the cult classic will also be making its way to the Switch. Alan Wake Remastered, with all its DLCs, will set you back $30 / €30 / £25 on the eShop, but it’s currently being sold with a launch discount of 20 percent.
The game is a story-driven action adventure that follows a thriller novelist whose wife disappeared during a vacation in a small town. While he witnesses his wife being dragged into the lake by an unknown force, he loses consciousness and only wakes up a week after the incident. Wake then finds a manuscript he appears to have written, but which he has no memory of, with events that were coming true. Events, such as townspeople getting taken or possess by supernatural forces.
The horror game will only be available as a digital download for the Switch, and the developer told us that it will not be releasing physical copies for the console. Remedy is also working on a sequel for the game, which will be released for the PC, Xbox Series X/S and the PS5 in 2023. The developer has yet to reveal its exact plot, but it released a teaser late last year that will give you a glimpse of the sequel’s creepy setting.
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