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Scientists have discovered a unique habit in humans’ closest living relatives – chimpanzees. Researchers at Kyoto University found that chimps intentionally pee in groups, which is surprising given that every animal needs to relieve itself. This behavior is not random and seems to be influenced by social hierarchy. According to the study published in Current … Read more
Code Violet, a dinosaur horror game inspired by Capcom’s Dino Crisis series, will not be released on PC due to concerns over explicit mods. Developer TeamKill Media cited the risk of “vulgar” mods damaging their artistic vision and reputation as the reason for their decision. The studio wants to protect its voice actresses and actors … Read more
Scientists at the University of Oregon and Oregon State University, along with the US Forest Service, have made a major discovery beneath the Cascade Mountains – a massive water reservoir estimated to be three times the volume of Lake Mead. The researchers found the hidden aquifer while examining drill holes left behind by previous geothermal … Read more
The highly anticipated Hollow Knight sequel, Silksong, has been shrouded in mystery for over six years, leaving fans feeling frustrated and disappointed. Initially, a series of cryptic clues and changes on Twitter seemed to hint at more information being revealed during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct in April. However, it turns out that these “clues” … Read more
Game developer TeamKill Media has announced it will not release its game Code Violet on PC due to concerns over “vulgar” mods that could ruin the artistic vision of the game. The company claims it wants to protect its voice actresses and actors from being associated with explicit content. In a statement, TeamKill said it … Read more
It’s been five years since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 on American soil. On January 20, 2020, a 35-year-old man in Snohomish County, Washington, was diagnosed with the novel coronavirus after returning from a family trip to Wuhan, China. Since then, over 1.2 million Americans have died from the virus and more than 7 … Read more
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Microsoft has released an update to fix a well-known issue causing crashes in its Microsoft 365 apps and Classic Outlook on Windows Server systems. The problem was identified after users complained of the Outlook email client and Office 365 apps, such as Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, crashing within 15 seconds of startup. According to Bleeping … Read more
Samsung has reportedly decided to ‘freeze’ Galaxy S25 series prices at the eleventh hour, with a new Korean media report contradicting a recent rumor. The company may have reconsidered its decision not to keep entry-level variants of the phone at the same levels as last year’s Galaxy S24 family. However, it’s essential to note that … Read more