A couple of weeks ago after a few delays, CD Projekt Red released the highly anticipated 1.2 patch which began to address some of the games biggest issues, some of which meant the game was unplayable (often fixed by a hard restart), as well as more core game level bugs.
And now, CD Projekt Red has just released a 1.21 hotfix which continues fixing some of the issues in Cyberpunk 2077. The changelog is quite long for what is just meant to be a hotfix (aka fixing highly targeted breaking bugs).
The music industry in the last couple of decades has undergone serious change. Some might say for the better, and others might say for the worse. The music industry is not the illustrious money printing machine it was in the 90’s, thanks in part to the internet.
The truth is, labels and bands were slow to adapt to the change the Internet brought. Metallica famously sued Napster in the early 2000s. While they won their case, ultimately, they changed nothing.
I recently bought a wireless Eufycam 2 setup for our house for piece of mind for my family and our property. The setup process was a breeze, mounting the cameras and getting things up and running also equally as easy.
Everything seemed to be going well, until I noticed quite an annoying bug. The Eufycam 2 software seems to overexpose the first couple of seconds before correcting itself.
The issue results in the first second and a half being lost of the trigger event.
The saving of 2021 is upon us. Riley Breckenridge (the drummer of Thrice) posted a shot of a studio setup with some amps, a drum kit and a few other bits and pieces. The drum kit is also mic’d up.
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While Riley may be working on non-Thrice related music, we know Thrice have been writing an album for over a year now (since late 2019 and throughout 2020). It seems plausible Riley is laying down some drums; Dustin shared some demo stuff a little while ago.
I have been working on a WordPress site that parses remote news API’s and requires not only parsing the news format JSON but getting any associated media and downloading them.
Herein lies the problem: the download_url function that WordPress provides does not support passing in headers. If you are working with a remote API that requires passing an authorization header, then this function won’t work.
Unbbeknownst to some, the underlying download_url function uses WordPress request methods to make the request for the file. Taking the original function from the codebase and making some simple tweaks, we end up with something like this.
With the price of Bitcoin hitting a new all-time high and altcoins following suit, there has been renewed interest in cryptocurrency, specifically, mining cryptocurrencies. This has also been helped by Nvidia’s new power RTX 30xx series cards (not that anyone can find a 3080 anywhere).
There are numerous ways in which you can mine cryptocurrency. You have the various command line mining software that requires configuration and, sometimes, even compiling. You also have Cudo Miner, which will switch between coins to mine based on the most profitable, which is a little less configuration.
While we build our house, we are currently in a rental property. Sadly, the area we are renting in due to the incessant demand for rental properties is not exactly brimming with respectable individuals.
Given we have two young children and we’ve worked hard to buy the items we have, we don’t want some meth-head breaking into our house and taking our stuff.
After some research, we settled on the Eufy security cameras (not the Eufy 2c ones).
I’ve been playing guitar for about 15 years now. And in those 15 years I have gone between playing every style of music you can imagine (except for country). From rock to metal, to djent, blues and shred.
From extended scale Ibanez’s through to solid body Les Paul’s and semi-hollow body guitars. I’ve tried and owned a cocophany of guitars.
For my birthday, my wife surprised me with the Fender 75th Anniversary Telecaster. It comes in the custom “Diamond Anniversary” metallic colour, and it’s beautiful.
As interest in blockchain and cryptocurrencies heats back up in 2021, there are more blockchains in terms of choice than you can poke a stick at. It just so happens that many of these blockchains are not a beginner or intermediate friendly, requiring tooling and other steps.
If you currently want to build on Ethereum, you need to write smart contracts using Solidity. It’s a whole song and dance. For EOS and other blockchains, it’s a similar story.
I have been trading cryptocurrencies since early 2017. And for a good while, Australians had limited options for reputable and secure exchanges to trade on. The first exchange I joined was Coinspot, which seemed like a decent option at the time in 2017. This was when Binance didn’t have an Australian version of its exchange either.
Since then, a cornucopia of cryptocurrency exchanges and platforms have become accessible to Australians, competition is now fierce.