MMOs You’ve Never Heard Of: Under A Rock, Farworld Pioneers, Cyborg Immortal
Welcome back to another roundup of MMOs you’ve probably never heard of (but if you have, awesome!). Under a Rock If you’re not living under...
Faulty 12V2x6 connector found with RTX 4080 Super card — it could be a one-off problem, but caution is advisable
Igor’s Lab has discovered yet another potentially serious problem with the 16-pin adapters that come with RTX 40-series graphics cards. At least one 16-pin adapter was found to be defective, preventing it from locking into place.
This Raspberry Pi composite video player fits inside an old school VHS tape
Alan Boris is using a Raspberry Pi to power his custom VHS player and recorder housed inside an old VHS tape.
Skull and Bones Shares More Beta Details and Dev Diary on Creating a World Inspired By Piracy’s Second Golden Age
With open beta starting next week, Ubisoft has revealed more details about the Skull and Bones beta and a new dev diary video focused on...
Final Fantasy XIV starts another free login campaign running through February 21
Have you been taking an extended break from Final Fantasy XIV? Because you can take a little trip back into the game as part of...
Google is axing cached webpages from search results, tells everyone to use Internet Archive instead
An official statement from Google Search Liaison Danny Sullivan laments the change, but directly shouts out Internet Archive as an alternative.
Kioxia SSDs Liftoff To The ISS For Critical Space Server Storage Demands
Kioxia is one of those names that you might not see a lot if you’re primarily a DIY PC gamer. Whether you realize it or not, the original inventor of flash memory (when it was known as Toshiba Memory Solutions) moves a LOT of NAND. You can find Kioxia flash memory in just about any kind of device, and now, that includes the International Space
Kickstarted solarpunk ‘mediumly multiplayer’ Loftia picks up investor seed funds and support
Loftia was easily one of the biggest MMOs to fund on Kickstarter last year: The self-described “mediumly multiplayer” sandbox pulled in $1.27M US for Australian...
Meta’s Zuckerberg Piles Onto The Criticism Over Apple’s App Store Policy Shenanigans
Mark Zuckerberg is joining a legion of CEOs who are less-than enthused about the opening up of iOS to third-party app stores. Zuckerberg gave his opinion on Apple’s new policies, as they relate to Meta, while speaking to shareholders during an earnings call. Zuckerberg said that “I don’t think that the Apple thing is going to have any difference
Ravendawn Update is Focused on Balance, Fixes, as Tavernlight Takes Zero Tolerance Policy on Bots
Ravendawn's first big post-launch patch is here, with a series of balance changes and fixes, and efforts to fix the botting and cheating issues. Go...