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after our painstaking analysis we have determined that there is in fact zero

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tech news to be found in those new space pictures from the james webb telescope

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what are you like from texas i think it's confirmed that we have the only

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tech news in the universe seems unlikely i know but that's just

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the science i don't trust you game engine maker unity has made some weird

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moves in the last couple of years and the company is sticking to their

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questionable guns with their latest announcement unity has made a deal to

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merge with iron source an organization described as either an app monetization

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platform or a malware ad tech company

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depending on who you ask and this comes just two weeks after hundreds of unity

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staff were laid off personally it was interesting trying to learn about this

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story because almost every article we could find talked about this acquisition

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in terms of how it would help unity devs better monetize their games

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but the community response was almost universally negative calling ironsource

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a malware delivery system and a company that literally makes browser toolbar

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viruses to be fair they can help you monetize unity is being accused of

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horrible mismanagement because of their bold acquisitions like weta digital and

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parsec as well as the recent layoffs seems like the general sentiment toward

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the unity game engine is still positive but that may change once it's updated to

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automatically install a search engine that you've never heard of that somehow

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worse than banging science is always progressing nothing the company hyped

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into the stratosphere thanks to being founded by former one plus chief carl

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pay finally launched its nothing phone one yesterday with an event that was

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live streamed partially from a hole in the wall cafe

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i guess that's part of the message yeah they're humble

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stop the hype oh and what's that cool new phone in your hand

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it's nothing it's just nothing yeah it also legitimately does seem to be the

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case here the phone one has some decent specs like a fingerprint reader under

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its 120 hertz screen and wireless charging and it's got those super cool

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glyph leds that a lot of people are probably going to

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end up covering up with a case but it also only has the mid-range snapdragon

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778g plus processor and ip58 water

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resistance rather than the full 68. the best part though is the price at 399

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euros it is pretty aggressive but it's

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not coming to north america so maybe that's why i'm feeling so salty right

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now what the heck because i couldn't buy it even if i wanted to things are stupid

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if i can't buy them right twitter for example yes and the internet archive a

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vital resource for any self-respecting terminally online person could soon be

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forced to pay millions of dollars in fines unless a 2020 lawsuit is dismissed

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the suit was brought about by a group of book publishers in 2020 after the

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archive launched its national emergency library project which allowed users to

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borrow digital copies of 1.4 million

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books during the early days of the pandemic when people were arguing about

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whether they should bake a sourdough or a focaccia that was nice

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the publishers say that this is copyright infringement but the archive

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with help from the electronic frontier foundation has filed to dismiss that

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lawsuit arguing that since they purchased physical copies of every book

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they make available they are no different than a regular library a

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library that also indexes the internet so you can never truly escape a bad

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tweet it's a public service we need it gotcha

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now it's time for quick bits brought to you by jsox and their new dock designed

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bit quits are 20 off i mean sure yesterday we added 20

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on to the top but hey you don't want to miss out on these prime the market

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is volatile bandai namco the publisher for tekken pac-man and elden ring has

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confirmed reports that emerged yesterday claiming the company was hacked the

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extent and impact of the attack is not fully clear yet but it is possible that

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customer information may have been compromised now i know the mechanics are

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slightly different but with so many elden ring mods out there is it possible

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that we could summon some kind of tarnished to invade the hackers realm my

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build isn't really for that if not then why did you spend a thousand hours in

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this game why like for what if you can't summon the tarnish what is it what is

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this game what is it since the original spectre exploit was identified in 2018

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so many more speculative execution flaws have been found in Intel and AMD

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processors that we're starting to find exploits in the updates that were meant

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to mitigate those exploits researchers have identified a flaw

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they're calling ret bleed because it undermines a software defense called ret

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palin and to make matters worse mitigations for this mitigation are

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likely to come with slowdowns in performance i mean the truth is we can only slap

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flex seal patches on the x86 architecture so many times here people

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maybe we should move on but that could be a risky business

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i don't know if this counts as tech news but one of our buddies at gamer's nexus

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has released a 30-minute documentary on the collapse of artesian builds and they

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even managed to get into their warehouse complete with moldy lunches

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give it a watch because it'll be a while before i can get another tech longer out

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oh this was written for riley i'm just not as fast as tech jesus uh

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blessed be his mane yes i get it because he's got the hair got

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the hair hot on the heels of the massive rogers blackout in canada internet tv

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and phone provider optimum has experienced a network outage in new

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jersey that affected more than 13 000 customers which is about the same as the

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population of canada so we got lots of space so that's pretty bad optimum

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doesn't seem to be doing as great a job as rogers of communicating that to its

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users but it appears that the cause may simply be a car that ran into a utility

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pole and not a couple of hosers pressing the wrong buttons in the back room so

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yeah hopefully service will be restored pretty soon there but you should just take off of there

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and the latest unexpected thing to run classic doom is

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doom itself what yes someone who goes by

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kgsws has posted a video demonstrating a

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successful attempt at playing an instance of doom

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within another instance of doom so you'd

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think this is the end game right i don't think so because we haven't even

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tried running doom on some truly crazy things like like a human body i could

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put it i think you could put it let's get to work displaying your belly button

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my work though is done so come back on friday for more tech news there might be

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some floating around out there in the cosmos we don't know but we're going to keep looking we need more data call up

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my buddy james james webb mr webb