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Robo-Margot is a high-DPS robotic death machine in 's mod, Fallout: London. Among the many difficult enemies and bosses in the fan-favorite modded RPG, Margot-Robo is considered to be one of the toughest due to her hard-hitting abilities. If not adequately prepared, she can kill high-level players in just one or two shots.
AMD's EPYC & Ryzen chips are now exposed to a new vulnerability called "Sinkclose," which could potentially affect millions of CPUs worldwide.
One of the year's best survival adventure games is getting a nice update next week as the stranded scientists of Abiotic Factor take on the Crush Depth update, which will take them into the depths of the Hydroplant Sector and also finally give them something all true videogames must have: A fishing minigame.
We could all use our own dedicated, custom-built chatbot, right? Well, rejoice because Microsoft's Copilot Studio is a handy tool for the less technical (those of us who don't dream in Fortran) to create their own chatbot. The idea is to make it easy for most businesses and organisations to knock up a chatbot based on their internal documents and data.
The teaser trailer for next year’s has already hinted towards the game having a particularly intriguing place within the timeline. With concrete details about the games’ lore and setting often hard to discern, it can be difficult to definitively place many of the franchise’s depicted and referenced events on a timeline. However, putting the games themselves in chronological order is generally much easier, and has given an early hint which continues this trend.
It’s the first full week of the month, so three new games have just been made available to PlayStation Plus subscribers across all three tiers: Essential, Extra, and Premium. These games aren’t being tossed into the Extra and Premium game catalog indefinitely. Instead, PS Plus subscribers can redeem these games between now and September 2, and they will remain in your game library as long as you have an active PS Plus subscription. It’s a solid batch of games too, so if you’re looking for something to play this weekend, I’d definitely recommend checking out any of these three games.
We Windows users are sometimes the butt of the joke when it comes to cybersecurity issues. Or at least, we often used to be. Still, if I receive one more lecture on why Linux or Mac systems are more secure, I'll at least have this article to point to. Not always, I shall say. Not always.
Crowdstrike has been the talk of the town for the past month for causing a massive global IT outage that left work disruptions worldwide, leading to companies losing billions due to the shutdown. Initially, it was revealed that faulty cybersecurity led to a massive mess, but after facing a tsunami of lawsuits from various companies, the cybersecurity firm has decided to explain in detail the root cause and the steps it is taking to ensure a similar mishap does not happen in the future.