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Evo 2024 starts Friday, July 19th, kicking off a weekend full of one of the most intense fighting game competitions in the world. This year, over 10,000 players will participate in a host of games, making this the largest Evo ever while also setting the record for the largest esports tournament.

Evo has been getting bigger and bigger, with



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IT professionals say there's one way the CrowdStrike outage could have been avoided.
  • A massive IT outage linked to a CrowdStrike update has disrupted the global economy.
  • Major airlines, fast-food chains, and Microsoft Windows systems have faced significant issues.
  • Experts warn against auto-updating and encourage multiple



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Mario and Donkey Kong have been rivals, frenemies, go-kart competitors and tennis partners. The Italian plumber once kidnapped Donkey Kong’s son. DK once, uh, took over Mario’s toy company (?) and stole a bunch of little figurines for some reason. They have history. What they haven’t done, however, is appear as playable characters in one another’s platforming adventures. Thanks to a nifty bit of



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A screen grab captured from a video shows Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump clasping his right ear after gunshots were reported during a rally.
A screen grab captured from a video shows Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump clasping his right ear after gunshots were reported during a rally.
  • The motives of the man who attempted to kill Donald Trump remain mysterious.
  • 20-year-old nursing home aide Thomas Crooks has been described as normal, if nerdy

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The anonymous success story, dubbed the next Berlin Patient, is the first person to be cured without donated stem cells from someone completely immune to HIV.



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Mac users are safe from the global IT outage.
  • Windows devices suffered a global outage, but Mac and Linux remain unaffected, CrowdStrike said.
  • The issue, caused by a defective update, halted airlines, hospitals, and public transport.
  • But Apple's ecosystem control and limited third-party exposure shielded its devices from the defect.

While Windows users



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IT issues forced major flight cancellations and delays across the US and the world.
  • Air travel in the US is snarled after a global IT outage.
  • A map shows air traffic grinding nearly to a halt during a normally busy early morning period.
  • Major US airlines were resuming flights Friday after grounding planes because of the IT issue.

Friday's IT outage caused


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British bank Santander said its ATM services were impacted by the global IT outage
  • Banks worldwide are fixing issues from a global IT outage caused by a CrowdStrike update.
  • British banks like Santander and Metro Bank faced ATM service disruptions on Friday.
  • CrowdStrike said the issue was not caused by a cyberattack or security incident. 

Major banks worldwide are scrambling to



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I love having New Zealand delicacies like custard squares when I visit my homeland.
  • I was born in New Zealand and love eating the country's classic foods each time I visit my family.
  • I grew up eating custard squares and marmite on toast, which can be difficult to find in the US.
  • Feijoas and hokey-pokey ice cream are very popular in New Zealand.

I was born in New Zealand but have lived in the