Gizmodo Ratcheting up pressure on the Justice Department to crack down on unregulated predictive policing algorithms, Democratic lawmakers on Thursday called for strict new requirements on any DOJ-funded research into police tools promising to forecast crime, saying that research into some programs already in use has revealed…Read more… Read More
UK Black Pride is set to return this year with a three-day weekend of “love and rage”. What started as a minibus trip to Southend-on-Sea in 2005 has blossomed into Europe’s biggest celebration for LGBT+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Latin American and Middle Eastern descent. But after the coronavirus pandemic turned the world on
Kotaku Coming June 3 to consoles and PCs, The Battle of Steeltown takes Wasteland 3 players to the towering factory complex that creates the weapons, vehicles, robots, and armor that keeps the Patriarch in power. Apparently, it’s got problems, and it’s up to you to solve them. Read more… Read More
Kotaku I’m not sure I’ve ever encountered a character creator as aggressively bland as the one in Outriders. All the faces are minor variations on Beefy Woodsman. Hair colors range from black to dull brown. Every decal is an unobtrusive scar, except for a lone chrome eyebrow implant that may as well be a shiny
GameSpot – Game News Another limited-time seasonal item is now available in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. In celebration of Nature Day (Animal Crossing’s name for Earth Day), Nook Shopping is selling a cool globe. The item costs 2,300 bells and will be available until April 22.To order the cool globe, access the Nook Shopping catalog
Out.com It will be her first major movie role. Read More
It will be her first major movie role. Read More
GameSpot – Game News Thanks in part to the commercially successful launch of Cyberpunk 2077 back in December, CD Projekt Red had a massive year in 2020 when it comes to revenue and profit. Ahead of the company’s finalized earnings report on April 22, CD Projekt Red revealed how much money it made during its
Ku Bar, central London’s decades-old LGBT+ watering hole, apologised Thursday afternoon (15 April) to Britain’s trans community after collaborating with Boyz. The lifestyle magazine, which acts as something of a yellow pages for queer nightlife in London, was buffeted by intense backlash last year when it urged readers to “listen” to the anti-trans lobbying group
Gizmodo Earth today received parting words from Jeff Bezos, as the soon-to-be-former Amazon CEO turned over his shoulder on the slow walk to the rocket launch pad and observed: damn, you guys really need to turn this dump around—I mean, Christ, look at yourselves.Read more… Read More
