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 So last year I built a PC during lockdown after watching a Twitch streamer play a game that caught my attention (Escape From Tarkov). So after spending double my budget I ended up with a pretty decent rig and for 8 months I did nothing on this PC but play my game and some light web browsing. Man this thing was something i was super proud of, not only was it my first PC but it was my first PC and i built it. Oh and lets not forget about my FPS, yeah my friends were jealous and hey it felt good man I picked the parts and i did a thing. Well around December my previously flawless running PC started having a game breaking issue, it would randomly freeze. Alright so it happened once then didn't happen again for a week or so, but then it happened 4x in one night. Ugh so I did what anyone would do, I asked Google. Well after running a merit of troubleshooters and uninstalls/reinstalls I gave in and reset Windows. All that was back in January and although I thought I had fixed the issue it continued to happen, but it was…

Twitch has set its fourth record this year, with 2.2 billion hours worth of content viewed on the platform in May. Primarily known for video game streaming, Twitch provides a platform for creators of any kind to show off their work and talent. Its title as the foremost online streaming platform has been cemented by the fact that it has broken viewership records for the fourth time this year. via StreamElements A breakdown of the top ten categories based on hours watched reveals some interesting developments. Just Chatting, Grand Theft Auto 5, and League of Legends have maintained their reign over the top three spots. The only movement among the three was an 11% month-on-month increase to 168 million hours watched for LoL, which still wasn’t enough to beat GTA 5’s 250 million. Lower down the table, Valorant saw a 19% uptick to receive 95 million hours viewed, followed by Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Minecreft. Respawn Entertainment’s Apex Legends saw the biggest jump in month-on-month hours viewed with 33%. In terms of streamers, xQcOW remains in the lead by far, with 39 million hours watched for their Grand Theft Auto 5 streams. Gaules is second…

New Jersey, United States,- The Verified Market Reports report predicts that the Video CMS Software Market will find players focused on new product development in order to secure a solid position in terms of revenue distribution. Strategic partnerships can be a powerful way to bring new products to market. The level of competition in the market can increase. This research report categorizes the global market by player/brand, region, type, and application. The report also analyzes the state of the global market, the competitive landscape, market share, growth rates, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, sales channels, five forces of dealers and carriers. The latest 2021 revision of this report reserves the right to provide additional comments on the latest scenarios, the recession, and the impact of COVID-19 on the entire industry. It also provides high-quality information on when the industry can reconsider the goals set for the situation and the possible actions. The report provides a detailed analysis of the major market players along with an overview of their business, expansion plans, and strategies. The main actors examined in the report include: • Vimeo Pro • Panopto • Hippo Video • Brightcove • Cloudinary • Cincopa • Kaltura • IBM Ustream •…

After just two days in the market, TWICE’s “Alcohol-Free” debuted at #2 on last week’s South Korea YouTube Music Videos Chart. Following its first full week, it moves up to #1. The “Taste Of Love” focus/title track received 2.05 million South Korean views during the June 11-17 tracking period. Up 23% from last week’s short-week debut mark, the tally lifts “Alcohol-Free” up to #1 on the South Korea Videos Chart. BTS’ “Butter,” last week’s leader, slips to #2 with 1.47 million. — “Alcohol-Free” also holds up well on the Global YouTube Music Videos Chart. After debuting at #7 on last week’s chart, the video takes #8 on the new listing. Despite the positional decline, the video managed a week-over-week viewership gain: “Alcohol-Free” drew 25 million worldwide views between June 11-17, reflecting a 9% gain from the debut total. Thanks to the success of “Alcohol-Free,” buzz over the “Taste Of Love” mini-album release, and enduring interest in the group’s catalog, TWICE rises two spots to #4 on the South Korea YouTube Artists Chart. The group, meanwhile, ascends eight places to #26 on the Global Artists listing.

Joy Sahu, otherwise known as SWAM in the Indian Free Fire community, is a renowned Free Fire content creator. The player began his YouTube journey just last year and currently has more than 1.33 million subscribers.He regularly creates a wide range of videos related to Free Fire and has accumulated more than 113 million views on his channel.The article provides readers with an overview of his Free Fire ID.SWAM’s Free Fire ID and statsHis Free Fire ID is 260224918. His stats as of June 20th, 2021, are:Lifetime stats Lifetime statsSWAM has contested in 11606 squad matches and has bagged 2012 wins, adding up to a win ratio of 17.33%. In the process, he has eliminated around 26916 foes, adding up to a K/D ratio of 2.81.The YouTuber has 410 Booyahs in 3541 duo games, resulting in a win rate of 11.57%. With 7068 kills, he has maintained a K/D ratio of 2.26. Besides this, he has played 2491 solo matches and remained unbeaten in 276 of those, sustaining a win ratio of 11.07%. As a result, SWAM has secured 5793 frags at a K/D ratio of 2.62.Also read: PK Gamers' Free Fire ID, stats, monthly earnings, annual income, and YouTube…

Offices are in competition with employee homes, so new developments need to be comfortable, stimulating and enjoyable places to work, says the head of Iput, the biggest owner of offices in Dublin.  You won’t be able to lease buildings or value building unless you have these characteristics, says Iput CEO Niall Gaffney. He is standing in the one-acre Wilton Park along the grand canal, a stone’s throw from Baggot Street Bridge. Behind the Victorian park is a huge construction site which will house four new office blocks, totalling 600,000 sq ft for LinkedIn’s European HQ. The buildings will house around 5,000 people.

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North Olmsted Police Department. (John Benson/cleveland.com)NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio –FraudA woman on June 8 came to the North Olmsted Police Department accompanied by her daughter to explain that a man claiming to live in Budapest befriended her on Facebook and over one-and-a-half years convinced her to send him a total of $6,390.He used a variety of reasons to request the money, including needing to post bail and buy a home. The woman said she knows the man is real and that she has talked to him on video chats on her phone.She said she has subsequently learned the man, using different Facebook names, has scammed at least six other women.Someone claiming to be the man’s neighbor contacted the victim and also asked for money, she said.Police and the woman’s daughter tried to convince the woman not to have any more contact with the man and that he was using her for money, according to the police report.  » Read More

Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is hard at work in preparation for the upcoming season even if his playing status is in jeopardy in the wake of an ongoing lawsuit into alleged sexual assault against more than a dozen massage therapists. Watson is reportedly open to playing for several different franchises after making it clear to his organization he wants out of Houston. Watson, who has been quiet publicly and is letting his legal situation play itself out, posted for the second time on Instagram this week since being accused in March. As a fourth-year pro during the 2020 season, Watson completed 382 of 544 passes (70.2%) for 4,823 yards and 33 touchdowns to seven interceptions while adding three rushing scores and 444 yards (4.9 average) on 90 carries in 16 games. Watson has requested that the Texans trade him, but the organization has not been willing to engage NFL suitors in discussions for a potential deal as of yet. Houston general manager Nick Caserio said Monday on Sports Radio 610 his franchise was waiting for more information on the situation before making a call on Watson and his availability for the 2021 season. “I think we’re respectful of what’s happening, respectful…

On Nov 20, 2017, Dickson Yeo, who was studying for a PhD at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, posted on his Facebook page: "Spooky people are trying to add me on LinkedIn." Elaborating, the Singaporean wrote that a "satanic archaeologist who curates 13th century artefacts from cult groups" was trying to add him as a contact. "I know I'm alternative in views. But I'm not exactly casting spells or drinking blood now, am I?" he wrote. Yeo wasn't. But the spy, who was arrested in America two years ago and admitted that he had been recruited by China's intelligence services in 2015, had in fact been lurking on LinkedIn every day, trying to add targets. He trawled the professional networking site for contacts whom he - at the behest of his handlers from the People's Liberation Army and Ministry of State Security - could mine for classified information. And it felt almost like an addiction, he told United States law enforcement officers of the site and its relentless algorithm. No casting of spells - at least not in the mediaeval sense - or drinking of blood appears to have been involved in how Yeo got recruited, and…