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‘The Last of Us’ Officially Resurrects Joel Miller for New 2027 Release
Prime 1 Studio will release a high-end Joel Miller collectible statue in 2027, giving fans of The Last of Us a new official product featuring the character after his early death in The Last of Us Part II. The announcement matters mainly to dedicated collectors, as Joel remains one of the series’ most popular and…
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Ataraxia
ALLT’s “Ataraxia” is reviewed positively as a confident second album from the Swedish progressive metalcore band, earning 8/10. Moving away from the fictional concept of its predecessor, it draws on real experiences and is praised for combining heavy, technical music with melody, atmosphere and emotional restraint. The nine-track record balances crushing riffs, breakdowns and harsh…
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‘Reacher’s Alan Ritchson Officially Announces New Fast and Furious Rival
Alan Ritchson has said he has secured rights to MotoGP and intends to develop an international action franchise centred on motorcycle racing. He compared the proposed project to Fast & Furious, signalling an ambition to turn MotoGP into a large-scale, story-driven film property. Ritchson revealed the plan during an appearance on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert…
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Chrome may get faster updates with no restart required
Google is considering more frequent Chrome updates as AI tools identify software vulnerabilities at a much faster rate. The company is also developing ways to install patches with less disruption, aiming to keep browsers protected against increasingly rapid AI-assisted security threats. Chrome 149 and 150 contained 1,072 bug fixes combined, more than the previous 23…
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This upcoming Steam game is pioneering the accursed trucking genre, and as a former delivery guy I could not be more thrilled
PC Gamer highlights an upcoming Steam game that combines the routine of delivery driving with an unsettling, supernatural premise, describing it as a new take on trucking simulation. The article argues that the game is appealing because it turns familiar logistical work into a tense, unusual experience, while retaining the satisfaction of completing deliveries and…
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Iran threatens to ‘punish the aggressor’ after US launches retaliatory strikes
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it had struck the US Al Udeid airbase in Qatar after overnight American strikes on Iran, describing the action as punishment for the “aggressor”. The exchange marks a further escalation in the confrontation between Washington and Tehran, raising the risk that fighting could spread further across the Middle East. Iran said…
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Machine Party, out now, is masochistic Mario Party from the dev that brought you Buckshot Roulette
Machine Party is a newly released, violent party game from Buckshot Roulette developer Mike Klubnika and collaborator GDeavid. It parodies the competitive structure of Mario Party by making failure in its minigames fatal, combining deliberately silly challenges with graphic gore. The game supports two to four players, who compete in tasks such as avoiding a…
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Sonos is planning a product event for September
Sonos plans to unveil new products at an event in September, with artificial intelligence expected to be central to its strategy. The announcement matters because the company is attempting to regain momentum after the damaging 2024 redesign of its app and a period of limited product activity. Chief executive Thomas Conrad said Sonos believes its…
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GPUs could explode to multiple TB with new storage-inspired memory tech
Sandisk and SK Hynix are developing high-bandwidth flash (HBF), a NAND-based memory technology intended to give AI accelerators far more local capacity than conventional high-bandwidth memory (HBM). It could allow GPUs to combine fast HBM with terabytes of lower-cost, high-capacity flash memory, potentially reducing the need to spread large AI models across several processors. Sandisk…
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Focusing on imaginary terrorist threats leaves us vulnerable to real ones
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its arguments and evidence cannot be independently summarised. Its title suggests a critique of concentrating on perceived or exaggerated terrorist threats at the expense of more immediate risks. Without the full article, it is not possible to assess which threats, policies, officials…