Okay, so this is wild. Reddit just filed a lawsuit against Perplexity, Oxylabs UAB, AWMProxy, and SerpApi in federal court here in New York. Apparently, Perplexity is actually a customer of SerpApi. Basically, Reddit is saying these companies were scraping data from their platform without permission, and they’re laying out all the details in their official statement.
During an early October podcast on the Skill Up channel, Shuhei Yoshida discussed Sony’s plans for its next console, the PlayStation 6. While Sony hasn’t officially announced the PS6, Yoshida, a former head of the PlayStation brand, explained that Hideaki Nishino, PlayStation’s general manager, will need a strong vision for how it will improve upon the PS5. Simply having better graphics isn’t enough, as the visual differences are becoming increasingly difficult to see.
So, it turns out all the drama and big changes happening lately might just be down to one person calling the shots. And it’s definitely not Phil Spencer, which is… interesting, to say the least. As a gamer, I’m just trying to figure out who’s really pulling the strings here!
Though House remains influential and groundbreaking, other shows have since expanded on its ideas and even surpassed it in certain areas. While House brilliantly combined a brilliant but flawed main character, clever dialogue, and complex ethical dilemmas, other dramas have now achieved similar—or even greater—success in those same areas.
This competition features a new cast of characters – no Suzie, Marty, or the preacher’s wife this time. Instead, we have Aaron, a seemingly perfect contestant, Toby, a WWII pilot, Iain, who’s fun-sized but fierce, Tom, tall and charming like a Disney prince, and Jasmine, who’s simply unforgettable, at least according to Noel. Their first challenge? Making a Basque cheesecake, which technically qualifies as a dessert. Honestly, though, it’s so good I’d happily eat it any time of day – for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even after a workout! If you think cheesecake is only for dessert, you’re either lacking imagination or haven’t seen every episode of The Golden Girls.
The market, once a shivering sapling, now towers like a sequoia. Major tokens and altcoins dance in the spotlight, their trading activity brighter than a Broadway marquee. Bitcoin, that old rogue, clings to $110,000, while Ethereum inches toward $4,000 with the grace of a cat on a hot tin roof.
The consensus, that fickle oracle of market wisdom, predicts a 0.4% uptick in headline inflation and 0.3% in core prices. One wonders if they’ve ever considered a career in astrology. 🌙
The news, which could have been straight out of a soap opera, ignited a spark of optimism throughout the Binance ecosystem. Naturally, this caused a surge of activity in various altcoins. But which ones? Well, let’s dive into the whirlwind of numbers, tokens, and drama.
Turns out, Fortress, or should I say Elemental Financial Technologies-because nothing says “reliable” like a name change-was basically playing financial hide-and-seek with client assets. They didn’t just forget to balance their checkbooks; they forgot where they even put them. According to Bloomberg, they owe customers money they don’t have, and trying to withdraw your cash from Fortress right now? Think of it like asking a magician to pull a rabbit out of a hat, only to get an empty silk scarf instead.
You can now get The Lonesome Guild for $24.99, with a 15% discount on some platforms. A soundtrack bundle is available on Steam too. If you’re interested, I’ve shared my preview of the game – it plays really well on handheld devices! Check out the launch trailer below for more information from publisher Don’t Nod and developer Tiny Bull Studios.
