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Did you just unbox a shiny new Meta Quest 3 or 3S? Staring at the app store, wondering, “What game should I try first?” You’re not alone! With hundreds of VR and mixed reality titles available, picking your first experiences can feel overwhelming. But don’t worry this is your ultimate guide to essential games for every type of gamer. Whether you’re a die-hard action fan, sports enthusiast, puzzle solver, or someone just in it for the laughs, we’ve rounded up the best games by genre so you can jump right into the worlds that suit you best Don't forget you can use promo code "**TTTT**" to get 10% off all apps and games! More info below. **Act...

When Don Carlos first stepped into the studio to record, destiny hesitated. Duckie could not carry his harmonies that day, and so Boris Gardner quietly stepped in, lending his voice to what became the first Uhuru recording—Folk Song. It was a small moment, almost unnoticed, yet it cracked the foundation. Duckie began to drift, missed rehearsals, and treated the calling lightly. While Don Carlos and Garth Dennis were ready to reason, to rehearse, to tighten the sound until it breathed as one, Duckie chose absence. He went searching for work, found a job in a dry goods store, and left the music waiting at the door. In the evenings, instead of returning to Waterhouse, he lingered in Trench T...

I just need to vent. I manage a customer success team and really care about the customer experience, and when I am on the receiving end of a bad experience that was also entirely preventable, I have little patience. I purchased this pair of pants from Nuuly. They were a rental that arrived NWT and I fell in love with them so I bought them after my first wear. I haven’t washed them yet. Yesterday I wore them for the second time and the front button broke into pieces while I was out at the store. No biggie, a button should be easy to replace. I (wrongly) think “Since these were NWT, I can probably ask Nuuly for information about a replacement button.” I dont even want to return/exchang...

So I’m running a campaign with some friends that’s been going on for like a decade now with the players roleplaying as custodians, marines and other commanders. It started during the unification wars and has progressed well into the heresy. Started as DnD sorts moved into tabletop battles. They’ve tried to change the setting but mostly failed other than two major changes. One they convinced Dorn to bring Alpharius to Terra, and the emperor let him live but kept him close, assigning the loyalist elements of his legion to Malcador. The other major change happened 7 years prior in game. When the reality of a siege on Terra became inevitable a custodian player recalled that when the Thun...

* **Early game:** Manually body-searching every single corpse for anything remotely useful, like grenades. And you do this by using one soldier you stripped ***** of his original loadout. You grab the odd STG or MG while you're at it, obviously. * **The revelation:** Using a vehicle to store the haul, then realizing you can actually use the vehicle itself to proximity-loot the bodies. * **The snowball effect:** Hoarding everything because the pile of bodies grows exponentially every round and you don't like to waste anything. * **The superstition:** Collecting helmets in the hope that they actually offer protection for helmetless soldiers, despite never once reading a guide or res...

Link: [https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/08/14/agent-of-intelligence-how-a-deviant-philosopher-built-palantir-a-cia-funded-data-mining-juggernaut/](https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/08/14/agent-of-intelligence-how-a-deviant-philosopher-built-palantir-a-cia-funded-data-mining-juggernaut/) By [Andy Greenberg](https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/) "Since rumors began to spread that a startup called Palantir helped to kill Osama bin Laden, Alex Karp hasn't had much time to himself. On one sun-baked July morning in Silicon Valley Palantir's lean 45-year-old chief executive, with a top-heavy mop of frazzled hair, hikes the grassy hills around...

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The comic features the adventures of Sergeant Nick Fury and his team, the Howling Commandos, during World War II, with this specific issue focusing on the character Timothy Aloysius Cadwallader "Dum Dum" Dugan. It is a classic Silver Age Marvel comic issue. This issue was edited by Stan Lee. It’s very interesting to see a swastika next to a superhero.

I recently bought [**Calyx**](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3211850/Calyx/) and I wanted to write a review and to recommend the game. I first found out about it from [Worth A Buy's video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy8MpVxvhaM). It reminded me of the older RTS games I loved like Command & Conquer but I also got a hint of two now-obscure games that I absolutely adored: Armoured Moon: The Next Eden and Z. I tried the free demo and loved it so I bought the game. The price is currently $22.49 with a 10% promotion. The game is still in early access but I already finished the campaign (though not everything is released). I found exactly two bugs and they're both triv...

Hi everyone, My brother and I have been building a pixel-art incremental ARPG focused heavily on buildcrafting and long-term progression. We started it on mobile first and ended up bringing it to PC and launched a [Steam page](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4258830/Pixel_Exile) yesterday. Neither of us has marketing experience or budget, so I recorded and edited the trailer myself and honestly have no idea if it communicates the game well.😅 The game mixes idle/incremental systems with ARPG combat. 300+ skill tree nodes, 9 bloodlines, 26 skills, permanent upgrades, offline/online and cross-platform support, support gems, 50+ unique items, maps, crafting and so on. I’d really ap...

Okay maybe a short Series. >.> \--- ***Above Mt Rainier, Washington State, United States, Earth.*** ***{Actual Transcription Time: June 10******^(th)******, Year 2170}*** ***{Actual Transcription Subject: Nevok Kalrr}*** ***{Injected Transcription Time: October 17******^(th)*** ***Year 2136}*** ***{Injected Transcription Subject: Krakotl Threkal, Exterminator.}*** \~The Predators are putting up more resistance than expected, everyone perch tight. We’ll break through their primitive defense line and start bombing their planet shortly.\~ With a flick of my tail-feathers inside the suit I shift the fuel tank on my back and check the level of flamer fuel. Hoistin...

Hey everyone - just as the title asks, if there is anyone familiar with the uniquely inventoried Artworks in Edmonton, I’m hoping to find a store in Calgary that features local art, unique greeting cards, and world craft. Reid’s? Steeling Home? I haven’t been in either in an age so I can’t compare, but if anyone has recommendations, thank you!

Hi everyone, My brother and I have been building a pixel-art incremental ARPG focused heavily on buildcrafting and long-term progression. We started it on mobile first and ended up bringing it to PC and launched a [Steam page](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4258830/Pixel_Exile) yesterday. Neither of us has marketing experience or budget, so I recorded and edited the trailer myself and honestly have no idea if it communicates the game well.😅 The game mixes idle/incremental systems with ARPG combat. 300+ skill tree nodes, 9 bloodlines, 26 skills, permanent upgrades, offline/online and cross-platform support, support gems, 50+ unique items, maps, crafting and so on. I’d really ap...

1. **Fascinating Animal Kingdom Facts**: - A group of jellyfish is called a "smack." - The fingerprints of a koala are so indistinguishable from humans that they have confused crime scene investigators. - A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out. 2. **Unusual Historical Nuggets**: - Ancient Egyptians used slabs of limestone as pillows. - The Great Pyramid of Giza was the tallest man-made structure in the world for over 3,800 years. - The shortest war in history lasted only 38 minutes between Zanzibar and England in 1896. 3. **Science and Technology Oddities**: - There is a species of jellyfish that is biologically immortal. - The world's tota...

Hi everyone, My brother and I have been building a pixel-art incremental ARPG focused heavily on buildcrafting and long-term progression. We started it on mobile first and ended up bringing it to PC and launched a [Steam page](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4258830/Pixel_Exile) yesterday. Neither of us has marketing experience or budget, so I recorded and edited the trailer myself and honestly have no idea if it communicates the game well.😅 The game mixes idle/incremental systems with ARPG combat. 300+ skill tree nodes, 9 bloodlines, 26 skills, permanent upgrades, offline/online and cross-platform support, support gems, 50+ unique items, maps, crafting and so on. I’d really appr...

Hi Astoria. I’m looking for straw for an outdoor cat shelter and can’t find it anywhere (Home Depot, craft stores, petco do not have in stock). Does anyone have any straw they’d part with? From what I’ve read, hay and wood shavings shouldn’t be used as they can retain moisture and freeze so it has to be hay. Thank you!

A man who hit and killed two cyclists in Winnipeg while driving drunk last year has pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death and failing to stop after an accident, in a case court heard could see him sent to prison or deported. Kuldeep Singh Gill, 46, admitted Friday to drinking an unknown amount of alcohol on Sept. 13, 2025, then driving a Dodge Ram pickup truck at high speeds down Kenaston Boulevard, where calls to police reported he was driving erratically and swerving in and out of traffic. Gill then drove around slower-moving traffic and onto the paved shoulder around 9:17 p.m., where he hit and killed 25-year-old Kerry Bonner and her partner, 31-year-old Egor Popov. While th...

Hello! I started my No Buy year for 2026 in hopes to save $20k for various reasons and I'm really excited to share the mind shift I've been experiencing since I started. To start, I knew a No Buy would be difficult as a full time working wife and mom of two kids. I've relied on the convenience of being able to buy things I need as they come up. So far, I've had two situations that forced me to get creative so I didn't frivolously buy the items I needed. I know this might not apply to everyone, but I wanted to share my experiences and results to hopefully help others along their no buy/low buy journey! First is my family went on a (pre-planned) Disney cruise in J...

I'm not an expert but I had a great time exploring Chiang Mai and I love to shop and eat. Shops - Vila Cini (sliks/brocade cloth for slippers, pillows, gifts) Fai Sor Kam (beautiful handmade garments and hand dyed fabrics. I had a great time with the owner but Facebook reviews show he might have an attitude sometimes. Regardless, the clothes and fabrics are pure mastery) Tha Hand Made (one size clothing but beautiful and unique, clearly handmade pieces) Adorn with Studio Naenna (stunning fabrics, incredibly generous and kind owner, proud of her families craft) One Nimman (mall with lots of generally cute Thai stores. Check out the second level for sure for all local Thai crafts) ...

This book haunted me for a while. I first saw it mentioned in the ecophilosophy book *Hyperobjects* by Timothy Morton that I read last fall. It sounded interesting but another book cited in *Hyperobjects* seemed like a more interesting read, *The Weird and the Eerie* by Mark Fisher. I read through Fisher's book only to find that he, too, cites Negarestani. I realize I have to read this book that's "at once a horror fiction, a work of speculative theology, an atlas of demonology, a political samizdat, and a philosophic grimoire." I track down a copy online but while it's being shipped I pick up a copy of *At the Mountains of Madness* by H.P. Lovecraft (the Modern Libr...