According to CoinMarketCap (the oracle of crypto despair), Midnight’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) hit a whopping 67. That’s right, folks-overbought like a Black Friday shopping spree! 🛍️ Traders saw that 18% weekly gain and thought, “Time to cash out before this turns into a pumpkin!” 🎃 And boy, did they-price got rejected harder than a bad pickup line at $0.09.
A new study delves into instances where sums in number theory cancel out more effectively than previously understood, potentially unlocking new proofs about prime numbers and arithmetic progressions.
This list reflects the LEGO set’s price at the time of release, not adjusted for inflation.
2025. A year that will be remembered, if only by those unfortunate enough to have invested in this… phenomenon. Prices soared, governments momentarily forgot their disdain for anything they couldn’t control, and fortunes were made and, of course, lost. Oh, so many lost. 😇
Strategy games, like 4X and real-time strategy titles, have always been important in video game history, proving that games can be more than just following a set path. They can offer players complex and immersive experiences. While games like the Sid Meier’s Civilization series are well-known, titles such as Stronghold Crusader and The Settlers were crucial in making the genre popular. Now, Steam’s Earth of Oryn might be a great new option for fans of these classic games.
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Many other role-playing games feature stories with unexpected twists that can change how players see things. These surprises can be really effective, but occasionally they become overly complex. Regardless, these games all offer something different and have been around since the days of the original PlayStation.
Researchers have developed a novel method that leverages an AI’s own abilities in math and coding to circumvent its built-in safety protocols and generate potentially harmful content.
In ARC Raiders, you’ll face threats from both AI enemies and other players. The game blends cooperative and competitive elements, letting you team up to fight and gather items, but also encouraging more aggressive, player-versus-player combat. Like other games of this type, you’ll drop your collected items when defeated, which means other players can steal your resources. Now, some players are offering to help those who prefer to focus on the cooperative side of the game.
What’s the hullabaloo, you ask?