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Steam free games library sees another expansion with more new releases

More new free games were spotted on Steam. Pictured: edited screenshot from Days Without Incident. (Image source: Steam) The free games collection on Steam has once again expanded, and a handful of newly spotted freebies already have a decent player rating. These new additions also reside in different categories, including racing, RPG, action, and adventure. …

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Save 60% on Avast Ultimate and get everything you need for a safer digital life

The internet should make life easier but, between scams, hackers, and data trackers, it feels like there is an endless list of dangers – and it’s only getting worse. It’s natural to be concerned about how much of your digital life is being tracked or exposed without your knowledge. Avast Ultimate adds peace of mind …

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A lot of ‘free’ PC software is risky. Use these alternatives instead

Image: Foundry Infostealer malware keeps popping up in the news these days. Those headlines about millions of compromised passwords, some linked to major services like Gmail? Just a year or so ago, such big info dumps were largely full of less critical data—weak or recycled passwords for sites not central to your digital life. But …

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Why the for-profit race into solar geoengineering is bad for science and public trust

Last week, an American-Israeli company that claims it’s developed proprietary technology to cool the planet announced it had raised $60 million, by far the largest known venture capital round to date for a solar geoengineering startup. The company, Stardust, says the funding will enable it to develop a system that could be deployed by the …

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5 Of The Coolest 1980s Truck Paint Jobs We’ve Seen

Hrach Hovhannisyan/Shutterstock Remembered with pure automotive nostalgia, the 1980s gave us car fads that are still missed and celebrated today. Vinyl graphics, chrome bumpers, and loud paint jobs are certainly up there with pop-up headlights, wedge-shape design, and louvres. The 1980s truck era was also defined by colorful gradient stripe effects, geometric patterns, metallic finishes, and multi-tone vinyls that …

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