Month: July 2023

If you live in New York, you have the power to choose your energy supplier. It’s called energy deregulation — and New York is one of the 18 states that’s adopted it. A deregulated energy market allows residents to choose their energy provider and shop between electric rate plans.  “Deregulation in New York’s energy market
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The FBI used a Nintendo Switch console to locate an abducted 15-year-old girl, who had been missing for 11 days back in August 2022, ABC15 reports. What You Should Know About Mario Strikers’ Big Free Update Off English In a horrendous case involving kidnap and sexual exploitation, a teenage girl was found and rescued only
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In the mood to watch a scary movie? Some great titles, like The Exorcist, It and The Shining, may have slipped off of Max recently, but plenty of excellent flicks are still up for grabs. You can stream classics like The Silence of the Lambs and newer films like Evil Dead Rise. Here are the horror movies
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During a recent Konami shareholder meeting, the game company’s president addressed concerns that its latest free-to-play Yu-Gi-Oh! game, Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, has negatively affected the franchise’s growth. A shareholder noted that Master Duel’s play style poorly translates to the popular trading card game’s tabletop and official card game tournament rules, echoing what fans have been
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Xbox’s Director of Programming and long-time public figure in the company’s history, Larry ‘Major Nelson’ Hryb has announced he’s leaving Microsoft after 22 years at the company. Thank You, PS Plus, For Making My Backlog Even Bigger Off English Hryb has been a figurehead for the Xbox brand for a long time. Even looking back
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Zachary McAuliffe Staff writer Zach began writing for CNET in November, 2021 after writing for a broadcast news station in his hometown, Cincinnati, for five years. You can usually find him reading and drinking coffee or watching a TV series with his wife and their dog. Expertise Web hosting, operating systems, applications and software Credentials
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It feels weird to be writing one of these. Lord knows I’ve read enough of them over the last 17 years. But it’s finally my turn: today is my last day at Kotaku. Phantom Liberty Is Undoing One Key Thing That Cyberpunk Got Right Off English It’s been a trip. I started at this website in 2006,
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