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Inkopolis (Pre-Apocalypse)
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Happy Halloween! You've heard of the Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, now get ready for Mario is Missing! 🏨
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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
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Finally, my first Switch 2 Pro Controller! I've heard it feels better then the Switch 1's, time to find out!
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“quality of life” is a scam that robs the player of video gaming’s greatest gifts: playing the game
Dear Toei Animation, please add a new Ozaru Form for Goku. He should transform with a new moon. The moon will give him heightened intelligence and the ability to use a barrier. Additionally, it will give him an electric aura that he can use to zap enemies from afar. Thank you.
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Fly high, old chum. Fly high.
#RIPEricBauza
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A new PSN security issue lets attackers bypass passwords and two-factor authentication.
Players have reported unknown family members being added to their PlayStation Network accounts without permission
The biggest problem is that these added family members could potentially be used to access personal information, including saved payment details.
One affected user contacted PlayStation Support directly, and apparently even support doesn’t have a clear answer yet on what’s actually causing it.
For now, the advice is to:
• Reset your PSN password
• Change the email used for your PSN sign-in ID
• Check your Family Management for accounts you don’t recognize
• Contact PlayStation Support if anything looks suspicious
Sony still hasn’t publicly confirmed what’s behind the issue.
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unfortunately i rather like the new twitter trend of broadly describing winston overwatch as the punchline to a tweet
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Gameoverse is GREENLIT FOR FULL PRODUCTION! The 8-episode season begins in May 2027
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Agent Record | Sunbringer
"'Sunbringer'... That name carries the world's hope, and the promise the three of us made while standing side by side."
Sunbringer
"Even if the sky is destined to fall silent, Roscaelifer will never bow down."
"So lift your head. Let the people see that we still stand."
"If dawn won't arrive, we'll shatter the night ourselves."
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A big step forward, but no, you won’t see a bunch of pirated games or emulators yet. This is only a software based hack, not a kernel one. It may help lead to a kernel hack… or it will be a dead end. Either way, it’s progress, but no need to worry for years yet if seeing what we saw happening on Switch.
i jailbroke the nintendo switch 2
so i modded cinnamoroll, peter griffin, hatsune miku, and more into Mario Kart World, a switch 2 exclusive
now watch my friends and i get cooked by bots
learn more and get the exploit pepsipu.com/blog/2026-10-swi…
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Does anyone have a good video or article explaining Game Key Cards? I'd like to better understand the principle behind it, why they exist, and why a publisher would choose to use them
a critical vulnerability was just discovered in PHP. the language that runs 80% of the internet
severity score: 9.2 out of 10. that’s about as bad as it gets
what can an attacker do with this? take full admin control of a server. steal entire databases. passwords, credit cards, payment histories. plant malware and use the server to attack other systems
but here’s the terrifying part that most people missed
the moment the patch drops tonight attackers are expected to use AI to reverse engineer what was fixed within 15 minutes
15 minutes. that’s the window between the fix going live and automated attacks launching worldwide
every online store, booking site, and corporate system running PHP that doesn’t update in those 15 minutes becomes a target
this isn’t just a developer problem. if you’ve ever signed up to a website, entered your card details, or created an account online your data is sitting on servers that might be vulnerable right now
and someone just publicly dropped the working exploit on twitter before the patch was even ready. gave every attacker on earth a head start
engineers worldwide are pulling all-nighters tonight to patch their systems before the attacks begin
change your passwords on any service that matters to you. enable 2FA everywhere. and watch out for fake “maintenance” or “password reset” emails over the next few days
the internet is about to have a very long night
































