In Bungie's new extraction shooter, Marathon, surviving is easier said than done. In order to fend off wave after wave of UESC forces, hostile runners, or weird alien lifeforms, you'll need to know your characters' abilities and tech inside and out.

I was there the day that Riot removed Twisted Treeline from League of Legends. It's etched into my soul as a #BadDay: the day, to quote American Pie, that the music (a medley of toxicity) died. "Is Twisted Treeline coming back?" is like "Silksong?" for OG LoL fans: it's in every AMA, every stream, and every conversation. In its latest devblog showcasing the new Shyvana rework, head of League studio Andrei 'Meddler' van Roon and executive producer Paul 'Pabro' Bellezza have finally answered the one question we've been asking: and the answer isn't a no.

In a piece of in-depth analysis that will have very few of us reeling, tech analyst firm Gartner has revealed that it believes "the sub-$500 entry-level PC segment will disappear by 2028," based on its latest research. This milestone in the steady rise in the cost of PCs is because of the 130% increase in the combined cost of memory and SSDs, and which will result an overall 17% increase in PC prices compared to 2025. Gartner doesn't single out AI as the reason for these increased component prices, or at least it doesn't in the overview of this report, but instead merely cites "soaring memory costs" and the fact that the net effect of these price increases and reduced supply will be a 10.4% drop in PC shipments this year. As if generally high GPU prices weren't already making the best gaming PCs very expensive, memory and SSDs are now piling on the pain.

U.S. presidents are known for their eating habits. Take a look at the iconic sandwiches that brought some comfort to the leaders of the nation.

Humphrey Bogart remains a legend to this day, in part for his eating habits (or lack thereof). Even when he tried to change, he still ate this daily.

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If you've ever wondered about what that little white button on the back of your Apple AirPods case is for, the answer is fairly straightforward.