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Citizen, the vigilante justice app, has a plan to deploy private security forces, too

This morning, The Verge published a story about how Citizen — an app that appears to encourage vigilante justice — encouraged its users to hunt down the wrong person and presumably bring them to justice, in the mistaken assumption that person had started the 1,158-acre Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles last week. The company offered… Read more

Video really caught dolphins in a Venice canal this time

Two dolphins were caught on video swimming through Venice canals near the iconic St. Mark’s Square yesterday. The pair, an adult and a calf, visited during heightened coronavirus-related restrictions in the city. The sight was “a great joy in a dark period for everyone,” Luca Folin told local newspaper La Nuova di Venezia e Mestre…. Read more

Corona vaccine is distributed – “Gradually return to normal life”

In Germany and other countries of the European Union, the first vaccine against Covid is on Saturday – 19 has been delivered. Around ten months after the outbreak of the corona pandemic in Europe, vaccinations are due to start this Sunday – not only in Germany, but also in Italy, France and numerous other EU… Read more

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity isn’t subtle, but it’s still Zelda

Filed under: Games Review A prequel that goes in a different direction At the outset of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the fantasy realm of Hyrule is in a bad place. Monsters rule the land and once-great cities lie in ruins, all because of a devastating event known as the Great Calamity…. Read more

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, first impressions on Multiplayer – Preview

After having examined the preliminary version of the new shooter, let’s take stock of the main innovations put in place by Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. The comparison with the most recent Modern Warfare is inevitable, either because of the ‘reboot’ nature of the product, or because of the reworking of some game… Read more