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    Years later, Arkane’s Dishonored is still a modern stealth classic

    I finished both Dishonored I and II and their DLC without killing anyone. Got the achievements Clean Hands, Cleaner Hands and Cleanest Hands.
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    Missouri House advances bill to limit nonexistent vaccine microchips—just in case

    This shows just how STOOPID the people of Missouri are. Imagine the cost of bio engineering a microchip so small that it would pass through a small syringe, and produce those on a massive scale for billions of vaccines! Oh the stoopidity.
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    Pixel 7 update adds AI-powered noise reduction to incoming phone calls

    My QPR1 Update was A LOT smaller than that.
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    Twitter/Musk get October trial date as judge rejects Musk motion for delay

    <NelsonVoice>Hah hah!</>
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    Malware circulating online wrangles industrial systems into a botnet

    One of the CompSci classes I had in college was in PL/C.
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    Microsoft details phishing campaign that can hijack MFA-protected accounts

    I mean this is it, I access my Company Email through office365.com, it asks me for my login id and then sends me to the Company Login, where I provide uid/pwd. Get an MFA Notification on my phone, have to use Fingerprint to unlock phone to access notification, then I get the Company Office...
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    DeSantis’ ban on school mask mandates violates Constitution, judge rules

    Hah hah!
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    Quake “enhanced” re-release out before it’s announced (with Quake 64, too)

    If you own the Physical Copy of the game, it can be inserted into a CD Player to play the soundtrack!
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    Kaseya gets master decryptor to help customers still suffering from REvil attack

    Ransomware has been said to have started sometime in 1989, before the existence of Crypto. Bitcoin started sometime around 2007 or so.
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    mRNA vaccine technology moves to flu: Moderna says trial has begun

    Sure we have figured it out, THEY'RE ULTRA MAROONS!
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    All fans banned from Tokyo Olympics as COVID cases rise, delta spreads

    Sarajevo!
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    Delta and Gamma variants’ reign begins as Alpha drops from 70% to 35% of cases

    That's where I went with the Omega comment too.
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    Ubisoft at E3: Mario Rabbids sequel, Rainbow Six: Extraction, more

    What happened to Beyond Good and Evil 2?
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    Android 12 at Google I/O: Hints of the redesign in the beta, lots of news

    This is interesting, because when I first saw the picture it was DARK MODE and you could see the slider could be extended, but now the picture is in light mode, and you can't see that brightness is not at full.
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    Android 12 at Google I/O: Hints of the redesign in the beta, lots of news

    It doesn't extend because the brightness is not turned up to the max.
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    The new Google Pay repeats all the same mistakes of Google Allo

    It's much easier to find the loyalty card in the new Google Pay, just tap the default card icon in top right corner, then tap on your loyalty card.
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    Android 12 leak appears to show major redesign with color-changing UI

    Mine will, will be testing the Developer preview on an older phone before I try out on my Pixel 5.
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    Vaccines ready, but no distribution? Operation Warp Speed meets speed bumps

    Eggzactly!
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    A good day for UltraHD: HBO Max and The Lord of the Rings will stream in 4K HDR

    My XBOX does support ATMOS and Dolby Vision.
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    Why experts are overwhelmingly skeptical of online voting

    You don't need online voting, per say. But what could be setup is a system where one can vote in an election at an ATM. When I voter inserts their ATM card, a ballot for their local/state/Federal elections is presented, and they can vote now or later. These transactions so far have proven to be...