I played with the J-Music Ensemble and talked with their frontman Patrick Bartley about what drew him to J-Pop and anime music as an American jazz musician, and what the differences and similarities are between the two genres as performing musicians.
Une nouvelle expérience VR pour la Switch
Ah. Je m'y attendais pas.
A new study published by anti-piracy agency Hadopi has revealed that 24% of French Internet users stream live TV content illegally. The most popular source of video among respondents is live streaming sites, followed by social networks, dedicated IPTV services, and apps. Pirate IPTV is causing particularly concern due to its claimed cannibalizing effect on legal offers.
Touch wood
While the Nintendo DSi has been out for a little over half a decade and it received its last firmware update in 2012, you could only hack it with a digital-only application (from a store that’s closed) or hardmodding until now. However, things have just changed thanks to the unexpected release of Memory Pit by shutterbug2000!
Gotta go at a reasonable pace and avoid overtaxing your VFX team
Only affects some G Suite customers
Service for both games ends on August 27th
Huawei has been stockpiling chips to prepare for this eventuality
A dramatic escalation in the US war on Chinese tech firms
... and got away with it.
The last piece of the puzzle for Disney
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The Google Drive suite has been a capable competitor to Microsoft's Office apps for a long time. It offers a complete package right inside the browser and can serve as a prime example of how far web technologies have come. Now, Google has announced new features for Sheets, which is now capable of removing duplicate data and trimming white spaces. The web app also receives some new keyboard shortcuts that you might know from other spreadsheets.
U.S. senator Josh Hawley has announced the outline for a bill that could apply new consumer protections to video games played by minors. Specifically, it targets games played by those younger than eighteen years of age and aims to prohibit several forms of abusive monetization practices, such as loot boxes and pay-to-win elements. The goal is to have the Federal Trade Commission enforce the bill's proposed rules by treating the distribution of any offending games as unfair trade practices.
For developers, developers, developers
Like Yahoo before it, Verizon never really put much into Tumblr
Admirable jeu de réflexion né des mains habiles de la toute petite équipe de 2D Boy, World of Goo soufflait déjà ses dix bougies en octobre dernier. Ce qui ne nous rajeunit pas, surtout pas mon rédacteur en chef que je n'aurai certainement pas l'outrecuidance de citer. De ce fait, ses concepteurs ont décidé de lui donner un petit coup de polish.
Not the single-cable solution we’d been promised
Terms of the deal, including how much Epic paid, were not disclosed
At some point, someone decided that smartwatches have to be capable of replacing your phone. While that might work okay-ish on Apple's platform, it's a disaster over in the Android world – underpowered but battery-sucking Snapdragon chips meet poorly written software on Wear OS. With Pebble gone, there aren't many options left for people looking for a simple wearable that just shows them notifications. Reddit user u/smarchbme took matters into his hands (literally) and created his own smartwatch with a custom OS, custom design, and a battery life of one whole week that simply mirrors his iPhone's notifications, with no bells and whistles, all while open sourcing the entire project. Sometimes, less is more.
Alors que le Japon s’apprête à connaître son premier changement d’ère en trente ans, mercredi, celui-ci pourrait avoir, à l’heure du tout informatique, des conséquences dans les entreprises et administrations du pays.