'Bambu Labs, go f*** yourself': 3D printing company currently under fire for reportedly blocking 3rd parties from its software, legal threats and drama aplenty

‘Bambu Labs, go f*** yourself’: 3D printing company currently under fire for reportedly blocking 3rd parties from its software, legal threats and drama aplenty

3D printing is a fascinating hobby and one that has real-life applications. The idea of being able to build something and print it in your home is a DIYer’s dream. And that’s where the user-friendly 3D printing company Bambu Lab comes in. However, when an update made them less user-friendly, a controversy began brewing, which…

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Share of the Week: Uncharted 4

Last week, we asked you to head back to one of our favorite PS4 titles, Uncharted 4. While taking on Nathan Drake’s greatest adventure, you shared action-packed and treasured moments using #PS4share and #PSBlog. Here are the entries that struck gold: @Kristen_Irena captured this flare-lit portrait of Nathan Drake. @CronGM captured this serene aerial shot….

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Resident Evil Requiem briefcase code

Puzzling out the briefcase code in Resident Evil Requiem can take a little bit of legwork. Similar to the scavenger hunt you also start in the S.T.A.R.S Office, there are some clues littered about that room that tell you where to find the code for the briefcase. It’s only three-letters, but it’s not really the…

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Oh, good: Discord’s age verification rollout has ties to Palantir co-founder and panopticon architect Peter Thiel

Last week, Discord invited the contempt of its users by announcing it will be rolling out global age verification restrictions in March, which will restrict viewable content and communities for users who don’t scan either their faces or government IDs and haven’t already been determined to be an adult by unspecified prediction algorithms. Approximately nobody…

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“A Cornerstone Of Gaming History” – Microsoft, Xbox, & Activision Team Up To Make Original Zork Trilogy Open-Source

You are likely to be eaten by a grue. Infocom’s original Zork trilogy is now open-source under an MIT license, thanks to the combined efforts of Microsoft’s Open Source Programs Office (OSPO), Xbox, and Activision (h/t: The Verge). The three classic text adventures — which Microsoft OSPO director Stacey Haffner and the Microsoft vice president…

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