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Star Citizen Developer Talks All About Alpha 3.15 as Crowdfunding Passes $394 Million – Twinfinite

News Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games released a video about the upcoming Alpha 3.15, while the crowdfunding total keeps growing. Published on October 24, 2021 Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games released an extensive video about the upcoming Alpha 3.15. The video stars Squadron 42 FPS Game Director Richard Tyrer as he explains what we can expect from the upcoming update, which is going to be quite sizable, bringing new ships and new mechanics. You can watch it in its entirety below. In other Star Citizen news, the crowdfunding total has just passed $394 million and it’s currently sitting on $394,516,204. This means that about $4.5 million dollars have been added to the tally since CitizenCon on October 9. The number of registered accounts is now over 3.3 million, and it’s at 3,307,621 at the moment of this writing. As usual, you should keep in mind that it’s known that not all of them are paying players. The number includes free accounts created for a variety of reasons, including Free Fly events, Recently, we got an extensive look at what’s coming to Star Citizen with several panels hosted at CitizenCon. If you’re wondering whether the game is actually fun…

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Cleo Smith's mother pleads for daughter's return on Instagram as investigation enters 10th day

The mother of missing four-year-old Cleo Smith has again taken to social media with a heartbreaking plea for her daughter to come home. Key points:Cleo Smith went missing from the Blowholes campsite ten days agoHer mother has taken to social media to plead for her safe return Police want to speak to everyone who stayed at the campground on the night she disappearedIn a series of Instagram stories, Ellie Smith wrote: "We all need her home" and asked "where are you baby?", while also describing her as the "best big sister ever".Cleo, who is the older sister to seven-month-old Isla, has been missing for 10 days.Police believe she was likely abducted. The two girls had been camping with their mother Ellie and her partner Jake Gliddon at Blowholes campground on Friday October 15, just north of their home in Carnarvon in Western Australia. Ms Smith said she last saw Cleo when she woke at about 1:30am on Saturday for a drink of water.When Ms Smith later woke up at about 6:00am, Cleo had vanished, with the zipper on the tent undone to a height the four-year-old could not have reached.  Acting Police Commissioner Col Blanch gives an update about the investigation into the disappearcne of Cleo Smith.(ABC News: Herlyn Kaur)Interviewing campers a priority in…

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Investigation reveals dealers are making fortunes by selling their wares online targeting …

Hundreds of drug dealers are using Instagram to peddle potent cannabis to children in a billion-pound industry, a Daily Mail investigation has found.The problem on the Facebook-owned site has mushroomed in lockdown, leading to fears of the drug causing a 'psychosis timebomb'.A drug baron who bragged about kidnapping and chopping off the fingers of a client is among the dealers using the social media site to earn themselves millions of pounds a year, our undercover reporters found.Dealers, some with almost 30,000 followers, promote their wares with enticing pictures of cannabis packaged as children's sweets and then arrange sales via private messaging services. Daily Mail investigation finds dealers using Instagram (Pictured) to sell cannabis to children using brightly coloured sweet packets to entice them, and arrange sales via private messaging Dealers using the social media site to earn themselves millions of pounds a year, our undercover reporters found Spaceshack (pictured) advertises a string of cannabis edibles such as Lucky Charms and fruit flavoured gummies marketed with the slogan: 'Have you ever been to space?' The 'Bezzle710' Instagram page (Pictured) is run by a Leeds-based dealer and openly includes pictures of cannabis flowers, footage of marijuana plants being grown and adverts for…

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Rajinikanth to launch daughter's voice-based social media app on Monday – Deccan Chronicle

Chennai: Superstar Rajinikanth, chosen for the 51st Dadasaheb Phalke Award by the Centre for the year 2020, said that Monday will be "an important occasion for him" when he will receive the prestigious honour. The day will also be important for him as his daughter Soundarya Vishagan will launch a voice-based social media platform, saying it will be a "useful app" for the people. "Tomorrow is an important occasion for me with two special landmarks. One, Dadasaheb Phalke Award being conferred upon me by the Government of India because of the love and support of the people," Rajinikanth, who left for Delhi on Sunday, said in a statement here. The day will be equally important to him because Soundarya, who by "her independent efforts has pioneered the making of a very useful app for people called Hoote," said to be the country's "first voice-based social media platform" will be launching it here on Monday, he said. "People can now express through their voice their thoughts, wishes and ideas just like they do in writing in any language of their choice," he added. The veteran, whose action flick "Annathe" is slated for a Deepavali release, said he will be launching the…

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Twitch streamer beats Dark Souls 3 with a single button – Gamepur

Image via Rudeism on Twitch Twitch streamer and custom controller creator Rudeism beat Dark Souls 3 on stream earlier today using a homemade, single-buttoned controller that mapped the game’s inputs to Morse code. The streamer started his run two months ago on August 20 and defeated all 19 of the base game’s bosses, according to a celebratory tweet by Rudeism. During Rudeism’s run, the streamer’s Morse code inputs were visible via a log in the upper-right-hand corner of the stream. According to the streamer, an on-screen counter also tracked how many times Rudeism pressed the one button he was afforded; 258,250 button presses were counted by the game’s end. Dark Souls 3 has been beaten with Morse code! 🔴19 bosses, 258,250 button presses. (DLC to come)And just because it can be beaten with one button doesn't mean games like Dark Souls shouldn't have accessibility & difficulty options! 😁👌 pic.twitter.com/DporRqC15E— Rudeism (@rudeism) October 24, 2021 While facing his self-imposed challenge, Rudeism also raised money for AbleGamers – a nonprofit organization that advocates for accessibility in the video game industry. The content creator used his two-month-long playthrough of Dark Souls 3 to support accessibility options, including difficulty modifiers, to become standardized in video games.…

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Snapchat gun threat not aimed at Warren Central High School in Vicksburg

Published 10:01 pm Sunday, October 24, 2021 A shooting threat that circulated the social media app Snapchat on Sunday night was not aimed at Vicksburg’s Warren Central High School, officials say. “Me and a couple of my friends have been bullied for so long and we can’t deal with it anymore,” the screenshot message read. “We plan on shooting up Warren Central High School around 10 to 11 a.m. We will shoot anyone on sight, going for around 5-10 students and 5 administrators.” While this left several students and parents concerned, Warren County Sheriff Martin Pace confirmed to The Post that the threat did not originate in the area. Pace said the threat originated in Warren County, Missouri several days ago and that Warren Central High School in Vicksburg was not a known target. There are 14 counties in the United States named Warren, and several others besides the one in Mississippi have high schools named Warren Central. This is not the first time threats to similarly-named schools in different states have caused confusion. In 2017, Northeast Jones High School in Mississippi was put on lockdown when social media threats to a “Northeast” high school surfaced. The posts were later…

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Inside the Big Facebook Leak – The New York Times

the media equationIn a time of mega-leaks, journalists’ sources have become power players. Frances Haugen, the former Facebook product manager who shared company documents, led a meticulous media rollout.Frances Haugen, a former Facebook product manager, testifying to a Senate panel earlier this month.Credit...Pool photo by Matt McclainOct. 24, 2021Updated 10:14 p.m. ETFrances Haugen first met Jeff Horwitz, a tech-industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal, early last December on a hiking trail near the Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, Calif.She liked that he seemed thoughtful, and she liked that he’d written about Facebook’s role in transmitting violent Hindu nationalism in India, a particular interest of hers. She also got the impression that he would support her as a person, rather than as a mere source who could supply him with the inside information she had picked up during her nearly two years as a product manager at Facebook.“I auditioned Jeff for a while,” Ms. Haugen told me in a phone interview from her home in Puerto Rico,  » Read More

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