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Is Space Marine 2 Always Online? Can You Play Offline? Explained
Do you want to play Space Marine 2 offline? Is there an online fix? Find out.
How to
Damian Gacek
September 6, 2024
AI-assisted Fraud Becomes Simple; Special Chatbot Aims to Make Crimes Easier
An AI bot called FraudGPT has appeared on the web to assist fraudsters in committing crimes. Interestingly, the bot is quite popular.
hardware & software
Kamil Cuber
July 30, 2023
If Your PIN is on This List, Your Money is at Risk
There are PIN codes and there are bad PIN codes - here is a list of the most popular and therefore least secure personal identification numbers. It's worth knowing what rules to follow when choosing a PIN so as not to make the job of fraudsters easier.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
June 23, 2023
That Was Fast: Meta Drops NFTs on Facebook and Instagram
NFT has been removed from Meta's list of interests and current work. It will not further develop the technology, and will close support for it on Facebook and Instagram.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
March 14, 2023
Also Google Executes Mass Layoffs; 12,000 Employees Lose Work
Google has laid off 12,000 employees due to the current economic situation. The Mountain View giant plans to redirect priorities to, among other things, the development of artificial intelligence.
hardware & software
Damian Mista
January 21, 2023
Steam With Game Download via LAN? Gamers Have Finally Been Heard
According to the developer of SteamDB, Valve is working on a feature for downloading games via LANs. Testing of Big Picture mode from Steam Deck on PCs is also underway.
video games
Jakub Tarchala
October 28, 2022
Phil Spencer Criticizes Metaverse, Comparing it to Poorly-designed Game
Xbox brand chief Phil Spencer has criticized Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse. In his opinion, it resembles a poorly designed video game and looks like a conference room.
hardware & software
Marek Pluta
October 27, 2022
TikTok Targeted by Federal Communications Commission
TikTok has found itself on the target of the US Federal Communications Commission. The organization wants the app banned altogether.
other
Przemyslaw Dygas
June 30, 2022
How Many Camels are You Worth? Calculator Conquers TikTok
A calculator that enables us to count how many camels we could get when trying to sell our partner has recently become extremely popularOn TikTok.
hardware & software
Bart Swiatek
June 7, 2022
China Tightens Restrictions on Minors; Limits on Streaming and Social Media
China is restricting minors from streaming and using social media. This is another step in the fight against addiction among minors.
video games
Dawid Wanat
March 15, 2022
Valorant Cheats Will Steal Your Passwords
Security analysts have detected a password-stealing program in cheats for Valorant. Scammers exploit players willing to cheat in games by placing malware in the file.
hardware & software
Dawid Wanat
March 14, 2022
Discord on PS5 is Getting Closer; You Can Now Link Your Account to PlayStation Network
Last year, Sony partnered with Discord, and starting today you can link your PlayStation Network account to the messenger. This is the first stage of the messenger's expansion on Sony's consoles.
hardware & software
Dawid Wanat
February 1, 2022
Hour of Gaming a Day and Facial Recognition - Chinese Holidays by Tencent
Chinese children are unlikely to spend their entire winter holidays playing video games. An hour a day at most, and a facial recognition system will make sure of that. Tencent is tightening restrictions on minors in their free time.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
January 19, 2022
DuckDuckGo Records 100 Million Searches a Day; Privacy Increasingly Popular
The popularity of DuckDuckGo is growing, with the search engine already being used an average of 100 million times a day. It's worth knowing why this is happening, at least if you're concerned about the privacy of your data.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
December 29, 2021
Winamp Returns in New Form
The legendary Winamp comes back to life. For now, only with a new logo, but the registration for beta tests of the app, which will offer many innovations, has already started.
hardware & software
Jacob Blazewicz
November 19, 2021
GeForce NOW With FPS Cap; Game Optimization is the Reason
Some GeForce NOW subscribers are clearly unhappy with how the service currently works. In one subscription plan, the company decided to cap the fps limit in games.
hardware & software
Miriam Moszczynska
November 15, 2021
Windows 11 Will Force Us to Use Edge
Microsoft doesn't make life easy for alternative browser enthusiasts. Ever since the last update, Windows 11 pushes for opening of certain links in Edge, even if we have another default program set.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
November 12, 2021
YouTube Removes Dislike Counter to Protect Against Hate
YouTube is making changes to how videos are rated. Soon the number of negative video ratings will be visible only to the creators.
other
Miriam Moszczynska
November 11, 2021
Google Employees Oppose Company's Cooperation With Israel
Employees protest against the Nimbus project, a joint initiative of Google, Amazon and the Israeli government. Several of them renounce the anonymity of the petition and at the same time reveal their Semitic nationality.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
November 2, 2021
More People Watch Streams on Facebook Than on YouTube
According to a Streamlabs report, Facebook Gaming has managed to overtake YouTube Gaming in terms of viewership over the past three months. However, both platforms are far from the streaming king that is Twitch.
video games
Miriam Moszczynska
October 29, 2021