Collaborate Disseminate
‘Fallout 76’ trivializes and mocks nuclear war, and honestly, that’s what I need right now. Continue reading How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Jokes About Nuclear War in ‘Fallout 76’
Bethesda’s new game isn’t quite Fallout 5, but it’s pretty damn close. Continue reading I Played Three Hours of ‘Fallout 76’ and I Can’t Stop Thinking About Its Story
Is it a badge? Is it a watch? Well, it’s [Sarif’s] take on a wrist-mounted computer from the Fallout series, so you’re free to choose your own designation! We think the Brotherhood of Steel would be proud to have this piece of kit.
[Sarif] commenced the build after first getting their feet wet with the pipman, a watch inspired by Metro 2033 and Steins;;gate as much as Bethesda’s popular post-apocalyptic RPG. It features all the fruit – GPS, compass, a TV-B-Gone – and perhaps the coolest feature, long-since-deprecated bubble LED displays and flippy switches for that Altair-esque charm.
The build …read more
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Even early bugs from Fallout show up again in Westworld, according to Bethesda. Continue reading Bethesda Calls ‘Westworld’ Mobile Game a ‘Blatant Ripoff’ of ‘Fallout Shelter,’ Sues Warner Bros.
It looks like Bethesda is making a Fallout game about the first generation to survive nuclear war. Continue reading Bethesda Teases ‘Fallout 76’ In This New Trailer
AMD on Tuesday acknowledged several vulnerabilities that had been reported in its Ryzen and EPYC chips, and said that it would roll out PSP firmware patches in the coming week. Continue reading AMD Acknowledges Vulnerabilities, Will Roll Out Patches In Coming Weeks
A security firm claims that AMD’s Ryzen and Epyc processors used in laptops, desktops, workstations and servers have 13 critical security holes that could allow attackers to install undetectable malware or steal sensitive data from protected mem… Continue reading Security Firm Claims AMD Chips Have Critical Vulnerabilities
In case you weren’t aware, there is a whole community out there that revolves around customizing NERF guns. In that community is a subculture that builds their own NERF guns, and within that group is a sub-subculture that 3D prints NERF guns. So next time you are contemplating how esoteric your little corner of the hacking world is, keep that in mind.
Anyway, [Wesker] is currently making his way in the world of 3D printed one-off NERF guns, and has unveiled his latest creation: a fully 3D printed “Thirst Zapper” from Fallout 4. Except for the springs, each and every …read more
What happens when the thing that you love is the same thing that’s holding you back Continue reading Confessions of a Semi-Reformed Video Game Completionist
[Andreas Spiess] did a video earlier this year about fallout shelters. So it makes sense now he’s interested in having a Geiger counter connected to the network. He married a prefabricated counter with an ESP32. If it were just that simple, it wouldn’t be very remarkable, but [Andreas] also reverse-engineered the schematic for the counter and discusses the theory of operation, too. You can see the full video, below.
We often think we don’t need a network-connected soldering iron or toaster. However, if you have a radiological event, getting a cell phone alert might actually be useful. Of course, if …read more
