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Drawing a line through The Sympathizer, M. Butterfly, and espionage history
Apple TV+ is serving up a healthy portion of dystopian drama with its upcoming show Silo.
Based on Hugh Howey’s trilogy of the same name, Silo is a 10-episode series about the last 10,000 people on Earth. They live in a mile-deep underground community in order to protect them from the toxic dangers that lurk aboveground. No one knows exactly why the silo was built or what the outside world is truly like; people who ask these questions tend to get killed. Still, engineer Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) is determined to learn the truth after a loved one’s murder. Her quest for answers unveils a deeper mystery than she previously thought, one that will have devastating consequences for her and her entire community.
Silo premieres on Apple TV+ May 5.
When it comes to Resident Evil 4 Remake bosses, Salazar, surely, is the most annoying of them all. He moves quickly, he flies around the room, he’s got a one-hit-kill attack, and he shoots that black ooze everywhere. In the original RE4, I always just bought a rocket launcher from the Merchant and decked Salazar in one shot. Resident Evil 4 Remake means that’s a little harder, since the horror game‘s bazooka costs a lot more now, but it turns out there’s an equally swift – but much more absurd – method for dropping Salazar in an instant.
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Tinder now allows you to browse through profiles while staying hidden — but you’ll have to pay for it. In a post on Tinder’s newsroom, the dating app announced a new incognito mode that you can use to swipe through profiles without showing up in their recommendations feed unless you “like” them (via TechCrunch).
Currently, Tinder’s algorithm surfaces your profile in other members’ recommendations, whether you swipe right or left on them. Incognito mode, on the other hand, will hide your profile from other users unless you’ve expressed interest, which should help ensure you’re profile’s viewed by the people you want to see it.
The downside is that you can only access the new feature if you pay for Tinder Plus, Gold, and Platinum, which…