Month: July 2019

Pinterest has launched what it calls “compassionate search”. This is a set of tools surfaced to people searching for terms which suggest they may be having a bad day. The tools cover everything from deep breathing exercises to self-help exercises. How to Access Pinterest’s Wellbeing Tools In a post on the Pinterest Newsroom, Pinterest describes
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You’ve noticed the retro gaming explosion—but what’s it all about? Why are retro consoles being re-released, often in smaller form factors? Retro t-shirts, games, collections for Xbox One and PS4, even the new on-demand retro gaming service Antstream… retro gaming is everywhere. In this week’s special show, Christian Cawley and Ben Stegner compare their own
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Nintendo’s popular Switch portable gaming console is currently going through a rough patch as there have been widespread complaints by users about an issue with the Joy-Con controllers. Now known as the ‘Joy-Con Drift’ problem, the issue causes objects or the character you’re controlling to move without any input. Nintendo had initially put out a
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Nintendo is facing a class-action lawsuit in the USA following widespread complaints by users about an issue with the popular game console’s Joy-Con controller joysticks. Several users have reported ‘drifting’, or phantom inputs when the joysticks are not actually being used, as a result of calibration errors. A character or object being controlled would tend to
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Instagram is making changes to the way it handles account suspensions and bans. The changes are designed to keep the social platform free from content that breaks Instagram’s rules while also helping users understand what they have done wrong. Social Platforms Need Rules All social platforms have rules. Some have more rules than others, and
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