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Modder brings first person camera to Marvel’s Spider-Man
Britney Spears on the Reality of Fractured Relationship with Sons: “You Have Never Valued Me as a Person”
After years of silence, Britney Spears is taking control of her narrative and turning the volume up on her views.
Especially in the wake of ex-husband Kevin Federline and son Jayden James embarking on high-profile interviews about…her.
Indeed, as reported, Federline sat down with 60 Minutes while 15-year-old Jayden spoke with ITV News.
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On paper, Xbox’s Gamescom show was nothing to shout about. But in person, it showcased the power of Game Pass
This year’s Gamescom was a strange one. The first year back after the pandemic, many of gaming’s biggest publishers decided to skip the show – which had the welcome effect of shining a brighter spotlight on many games and publishers that usually might have to jostle with the bigger multinational corporations for attention. French publisher Focus Home Interactive, previously best known for games like A Plague Tale and Vampyr, had the best line-up of the show. But another beneficiary of the no-shows was undoubtedly Xbox.
The only one of the ‘big three’ to show up, Xbox had ‘won’ the Gamescom hardware manufacturer competition before the show had even begun. But even then, I looked upon its line-up for the show with my brow furrowed. Is this it? This is a paltry offering. Not even a crumb of Starfield? But now I must hold my hands up. Mea culpa – I was wrong. It was a great line-up – for what it was.
Sure enough, it didn’t have the big-name announcements you might most desire. The biggest first-party games down on the Xbox stand were simply updates to existing rolling service games like Sea of Thieves and Grounded. The booth was dominated by attention-grabbing, line-up distracting photo ops. And, bluntly, there were a laughable number of stations to play – if you managed to get on anything in that stand during the public visiting hours, you were very lucky indeed.
Web3 DNS Provider Could Lose Its Domain. The Only Person Who Can Renew It is In Jail
“That’s because the only person with the authority to renew the domain, Virgil Griffith, is serving a 63-month prison sentence for helping North Koreans use cryptocurrencies to circumvent sanctions and has been unable to renew the domain from prison.”
According to a notice domain registrar GoDaddy published on its website late Friday, eth.link expired on July 26 and is set to return to a domain registry on Sept. 5, where it will be up for grabs for anyone who is able to take it.
ENS DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that governs the Ethereum Name Service protocol, a Web3 version of a Domain Name Service provider. ENS is the protocol behind the numerous .eth names that have popped up throughout the Ethereum community. Users have bought .eth names as a way to own their own domains. ENS names can then be tied to your wallet address, making it easier for users to send and receive crypto (instead of having to type out a long, complex Ethereum address)…. The DAO relied on the eth.link site to provide access to information about all ENS names.
ENS DAO is already advising its users to switch over to eth.limo, another community operated domain.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
A New Raspberry Girl Scout Cookie Is Coming, but You Can’t Buy It in Person – CNET
Taking down PT from PSN store was “an awkard conversation” says the person who had to do it
Eight years after the Silent Hills demo first released, the person responsible for taking PT down from the PSN store discusses what happened.
We all dearly wish we could have seen Hideo Kojima’s take on Silent Hill (and obviously so does he), but unfortunately we likely never will, outside of any footage of PT that’s currently online. PT was an incredibly promising demo, and now due to its cancellation isn’t even downloadable for those that owned it at any point in time. And now the very person who had it taken down from the PSN has spoken about the situation.
At the time of PT’s release, Pearl L. was Konami’s first-party lead, and took to Twitter to talk pretty openly about some behind the scenes events regarding PT, though has since made their account private.