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Free Static Code Analysis with Sonarqube

TweakWin7 - Mon, 04/01/2024 - 01:00
Whether you write code professionally or just as a hobby, static code analysis is an important tool for any developer to find bugs, security vulnerabilities, and opportunities to improve the quality of your code. The most popular tool is called Sonarqube which offers a free open-source community edition that can be installed locally and supports most of the popular languages. While it does not have...

How to watch Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women online for free

Mashable - 5 hours 19 min ago

TL;DR: Stream Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women in the FA WSL Cup final for free on BBC iPlayer. Access this free streaming platform from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN.

If you were picking your favourite matchup for the FA WSL Cup final, Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women would probably be pretty high up on the list. Two of the most successful teams in women's football, littered with star players, in a winner-takes-all final? Yes please.

If you want to watch Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women for free from anywhere in the world, we have all the information you need.

When is Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women?

Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women kicks off at 3 p.m. BST on March 31. This fixture takes place at the Molineux Stadium.

How to watch Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women for free

Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women in the FA WSL Cup final will be broadcast live on BBC One, with coverage starting from 2:30 p.m. BST on March 31. You can also live stream this fixture for free on BBC iPlayer.

BBC iPlayer is geo-restricted to the UK, but anyone can access this free streaming platform with a VPN. These tools can hide your real IP address (digital location) and connect you to a secure server in the UK. This process makes it look like you're connecting from the UK, so you can access BBC iPlayer from anywhere in the world.

Unblock BBC iPlayer by following these simple steps:

  1. Subscribe to a streaming-friendly VPN (like ExpressVPN)

  2. Download the app to your device of choice (the best VPNs have apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, and more)

  3. Open up the app and connect to a server in the UK

  4. Visit BBC iPlayer

  5. Stream Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women in the FA WSL Cup final for free from anywhere in the world

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The best VPNs for streaming are not free, but leading VPNs do tend to offer free-trial periods or money-back guarantees. By leveraging these offers, you can gain access to BBC iPlayer without committing with your cash. This is not a long-term solution, but it gives you plenty of time to stream Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women before recovering your investment.

If you want to retain permanent access to the best free streaming sites from around the world, you should consider a subscription. Fortunately, the best VPN for streaming sport is on sale for a limited time.

What is the best VPN for BBC iPlayer?

ExpressVPN is the best service for unblocking BBC iPlayer, for a number of reasons:

  • Servers in 105 countries including the UK

  • Easy-to-use app available on all major devices including iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, and more

  • Strict no-logging policy so your data is secure

  • Fast connection speeds

  • Up to eight simultaneous connections

  • 30-day money-back guarantee

A one-year subscription to ExpressVPN is on sale for £82.82 and includes an extra three months for free — 49% off for a limited time. This plan also includes a year of free unlimited cloud backup and a generous 30-day money-back guarantee.

Stream Arsenal Women vs. Chelsea Women in the FA WSL Cup final for free with ExpressVPN.

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A lifetime subscription to the AdGuard Family Plan is on sale for under £20

Mashable - 5 hours 19 min ago

TL;DR: A lifetime subscription to the AdGuard Family Plan is on sale for £18.22, saving you 71% on list price.

The internet is such a great tool. Instant connection to so much information and people worldwide has changed our world irrevocably. However, it's not all roses and rainbows. There are annoying things like ads that pop up virtually everywhere, messing with our flow. And, of course, the concern of cybersecurity.

That's why the fine minds at AdGuard created a way to help remove some of the downsides that our online activity can bring. A lifetime subscription is currently on sale for as low as £18.22 for a Family Plan.

AdGuard will block those ever-present ads, including the barber type, pop-up ads, and video ads. A subscription to AdGuard also includes privacy protection to help keep your information safe from trackers and analysts. You can also rest assured that the service's data privacy tools will block fake websites, malware attacks, and phishing. It also features a no-logging policy, which means your information is never saved anywhere.

If you have a family with children and decide to go with the Family Plan, you can also activate parental controls. This means you can block your little ones from accessing sites and information, images, and videos that they shouldn't be seeing. 

Don't miss this chance to stay protected and ad-free for life. Pick up a lifetime subscription to the AdGuard Family Plan for under £20.

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Wordle today: Here's the answer and hints for March 28

Mashable - 8 hours 19 min ago

Oh hey there! If you're here, it must be time for Wordle. As always, we're serving up our daily hints and tips to help you figure out today's answer.

If you just want to be told today's word, you can jump to the bottom of this article for March 28's Wordle solution revealed. But if you'd rather solve it yourself, keep reading for some clues, tips, and strategies to assist you.

Where did Wordle come from?

Originally created by engineer Josh Wardle as a gift for his partner, Wordle rapidly spread to become an international phenomenon, with thousands of people around the globe playing every day. Alternate Wordle versions created by fans also sprang up, including battle royale Squabble, music identification game Heardle, and variations like Dordle and Quordle that make you guess multiple words at once

Wordle eventually became so popular that it was purchased by the New York Times, and TikTok creators even livestream themselves playing.

Not the day you're after? Here's the solution to yesterday's Wordle.

What's the best Wordle starting word?

The best Wordle starting word is the one that speaks to you. But if you prefer to be strategic in your approach, we have a few ideas to help you pick a word that might help you find the solution faster. One tip is to select a word that includes at least two different vowels, plus some common consonants like S, T, R, or N.

What happened to the Wordle archive?

The entire archive of past Wordle puzzles used to be available for anyone to enjoy whenever they felt like it. Unfortunately, it has since been taken down, with the website's creator stating it was done at the request of the New York Times.

Is Wordle getting harder?

It might feel like Wordle is getting harder, but it actually isn't any more difficult than when it first began. You can turn on Wordle's Hard Mode if you're after more of a challenge, though.

Here's a subtle hint for today's Wordle answer:

Say something.

Does today's Wordle answer have a double letter?

There are no letters that appear twice.

Today's Wordle is a 5-letter word that starts with...

Today's Wordle starts with the letter S.

SEE ALSO: Wordle-obsessed? These are the best word games to play IRL. What's the answer to Wordle today?

Get your last guesses in now, because it's your final chance to solve today's Wordle before we reveal the solution.

Drumroll please!

The solution to Wordle #1013 is...

SPEAK.

Don't feel down if you didn't manage to guess it this time. There will be a new Wordle for you to stretch your brain with tomorrow, and we'll be back again to guide you with more helpful hints.

Reporting by Caitlin Welsh, Sam Haysom, Amanda Yeo, Shannon Connellan, Cecily Mauran, Mike Pearl, and Adam Rosenberg contributed to this article.

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NYT Connections today: See hints and answers for March 28

Mashable - 9 hours 19 min ago

Connections is the latest New York Times word game that's captured the public's attention. The game is all about finding the "common threads between words." And just like Wordle, Connections resets after midnight and each new set of words gets trickier and trickier—so we've served up some hints and tips to get you over the hurdle.

If you just want to be told today's puzzle, you can jump to the end of this article for March 28's Connections solution. But if you'd rather solve it yourself, keep reading for some clues, tips, and strategies to assist you.

What is Connections?

The NYT's latest daily word game has become a social media hit. The Times credits associate puzzle editor Wyna Liu with helping to create the new word game and bringing it to the publications' Games section. Connections can be played on both web browsers and mobile devices and require players to group four words that share something in common.

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Each puzzle features 16 words and each grouping of words is split into four categories. These sets could comprise of anything from book titles, software, country names, etc. Even though multiple words will seem like they fit together, there's only one correct answer. If a player gets all four words in a set correct, those words are removed from the board. Guess wrong and it counts as a mistake—players get up to four mistakes until the game ends.

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Players can also rearrange and shuffle the board to make spotting connections easier. Additionally, each group is color-coded with yellow being the easiest, followed by green, blue, and purple. Like Wordle, you can share the results with your friends on social media.

Here's a hint for today's Connections categories

Want a hit about the categories without being told the categories? Then give these a try:

  • Yellow: French exiting the party

  • Green: Anjin

  • Blue: Very large aquatic mammals

  • Purple: Places and things that use slots

Featured Video For You Connections: How to play and how to win Here are today's Connections categories

Need a little extra help? Today's connections fall into the following categories:

  • Yellow: Exited

  • Green: One Flying An Airplane

  • Blue: Kinds of Whales

  • Purple: Things with Slots

Looking for Wordle today? Here's the answer to today's Wordle.

Ready for the answers? This is your last chance to turn back and solve today's puzzle before we reveal the solutions.

Drumroll, please!

The solution to Connections #291 is...

What is the answer to Connections today
  • Exited: DEPARTED, LEFT, SPLIT, WENT

  • One Flying an Airplane: ACE, AVIATOR, FLIER, PILOT

  • Kinds of Whales: BLUE, FIN, GRAY, RIGHT

  • Things with Slots: ATM, CASINO, SCHEDULE, SPATULA

Don't feel down if you didn't manage to guess it this time. There will be new Connections for you to stretch your brain with tomorrow, and we'll be back again to guide you with more helpful hints.

Is this not the Connections game you were looking for? Here are the hints and answers to yesterday's Connections.

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X / Twitter use is down by nearly a quarter since the Musk Era started, report says

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 21:26

An uptick in bots, a rise in hate speech, and content moderation policies that are unevenly applied to the social media platform's users.

These are just some of the issues that have plagued X, formerly known as Twitter, since Elon Musk acquired the company back in October 2022.

Now, roughly a year and a half later, it appears that Musk's X has lost almost a quarter of its user base.

SEE ALSO: Elon Musk says Grok AI will be available to premium X users 'later this week'

According to new data from third-party mobile analytics firm Sensor Tower, X's number of daily active mobile app users in the U.S. has fallen by 23 percent since November 2022. That would be the first full month in which X operated under Musk. 

When looking at year-over-year data, mobile app users in the U.S. are down 18 percent from just one year ago.

As of last month, there were 27 million daily active users on X's mobile app in the U.S.

X on the decline?

According to Sensor Tower's research, as first reported by NBC News, X had "the most material decline in active users compared to its peers."

And the contrast between X's social media competitors is stark.

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Next to Musk's X, the platform that has faced the biggest decline in users based on mobile app data from Sensor Tower, is TikTok. The viral short form social video app use base declined by 9.5 percent since Nov. 2022. Instagram fell nearly 4.5 percent, Snapchat declined by nearly 2 percent, and Facebook was down by less than one percent.

"This decline in X mobile app active users may have been driven by user frustration over flagrant content, general platform technical issues, and the growing threat of short-form video platforms," Sensor Tower said in its research.

The most abrupt decline in X usage seems to have occurred over last Summer. In a two month span, Musk heralded two of the platform's biggest changes: Musk kicked off July 2023 by rate limiting then-Twitter's users, capping how many times they can reload their Twitter feed and limiting how many tweets they can view in a day. Then, in August 2023, Musk started to rid the platform of its Twitter brand, dropping the iconic bird logo as well as the name "Twitter" and replacing it with "X."  At the time, researchers noticed that X's App Store downloads were immediately negatively affected by the name change. 

By September of last year, X had already lost more than 17 percent of its mobile app users in the U.S. according to Sensor Tower.

X disputes the findings but doesn't prove much

Musk's platform has addressed Sensor Tower's findings and the NBC News report via a public statement posted by an official X account, @XData.

X says that the report "incorrectly claims that fewer people are using X today than previously."

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The statement continues by pointing out that the report is "based solely on estimates from @SensorTower, which does not have access to the actual data from these platforms and does not include mobile."

Mashable must note that Sensor Tower's estimates are based solely on mobile user data via the platform's official app, so it does include mobile estimates. X might be trying to refer to mobile web usage through a mobile web browser, which Sensor Tower does not account for.

The statement from X concluded with a "too long; didn't read it" summary: "tl/dr: Both our own data and self-reported data from other platforms tells a different story."

X did not provide any data or evidence to refute the report or back up its claims.

In an unrelated post published before the Sensor Tower report, the @XData account claimed that X had "250 million people use X every day" and "550 million people visit the global town square every month."

However, based on data Musk posted to his account shortly after his takeover of the company in Nov. 2022, X was pulling in close to 260 million daily active users at the end of that month. If the recent stats posted by the @XData account are representative of X's daily active users, then this would indeed prove that there has been a decline in users on X. 

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Tilda Swinton, Josh O'Connor, and more auctioning off eccentric experiences in support of Gaza

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 18:39

The celebrities are back on the auction block, this time in support of humanitarian relief in Gaza.

Cinema for Gaza, a new coalition of British film and television creatives, organized an auction raising money for Medical Aid for Palestine (MAP) amid the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza. As entertainers, the experiences and items for sale are of the most unique and attention-grabbing sort.

SEE ALSO: Here's why celebs might sport red buttons on the Oscars red carpet

For sale is a bedtime story from Tilda Swinton, a perfect porridge tutorial from Challengers star Josh O'Connor, and a cuppa with Stranger Things' Joseph Quinn — all over Zoom. If none of those suit your fancy, there's always a "restorative drink" with Alison Oliver from Saltburn or chat about astrology with Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood, also over Zoom. For an IRL experience, bidders have the opportunity to attend comedian and Poor Things star Ramy Youssef's show, afterparty, and meet and greet.

There's also a variety of memorabilia for sale ranging from from Doctor Who scripts to several The Iron Claw posters with custom doodles by Harris Dickinson.

The auction is the brainchild of Hanna Flint, Julia Jackman, Leila Latif, Sophie Monks Kaufman, and Helen Simmons, all of whom are filmmakers or journalists in the UK. In a statement to The Guardian they said, "As we enter the sixth month of Israel's military siege of Gaza, it has never been more vital to raise funds for the urgent humanitarian work conducted by Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP). Their efforts are not only essential but lifesaving, as Israel's bombardment has obliterated Gaza's healthcare infrastructure."

They sees art and politics as "inextricably linked" and described Cinema for Gaza as "a passionate, inclusive fundraising space powered by the generosity of people from all corners of the film industry who will not stand idly by while Palestinians are dehumanised and attacked with impunity."

Cinema for Gaza is one of several coalitions of artists showing solidarity with Palestine. At the Oscars, many attendees including Billie Eilish, Mark Ruffalo, and Ava DuVernay sported Artists for Ceasefire buttons. Jonathan Glazer, the director of Zone of Interest, drew parallels between his Holocaust film and the current bombardment of Gaza in his acceptance speech for Best International Feature.

The Cinema for Gaza auction begins April 2 and runs through April 12.

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Meta and Google fuel abortion misinformation across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, report finds

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 18:17

The fight for reproductive rights is happening on social media — and major tech giants may not be helping the cause.

A new report from the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) and global charity MSI Reproductive Choices (MSI) says that Meta and, in a few instances, Google, are restricting abortion information, while furthering misinformation and abuse across countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

The CCDH reports that some abortion providers are restricted from advertising on Meta and Google platforms globally, while Meta also profits from anti-abortion ads placed from within the U.S. that aim to deter people seeking abortions overseas.

SEE ALSO: Abortion fund networks endure in fight against restricted access How are abortion ads being restricted?

The report claims that ads from MSI have been rejected or removed by Meta in Ghana, Kenya, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, and Vietnam, for indeterminate reasons such as "sensitive content", and that Meta has placed blanket advertising restrictions on MSI's local teams based in Nepal and Vietnam, without thorough justification.

Meanwhile, ads on "pregnancy options" in Ghana were reportedly blocked by Google. More specifically, MSI's local team in Ghana said that when planning a campaign using Google Adwords themselves, they were banned from using the term "pregnancy options".

In addition, the report outlines that Google and Facebook both feature fake pages and websites that imitate MSI's content, with the intent to scam users in Kenya, Nigeria, and Vietnam; some of these pages are described as asking prospective clients to make mobile money transfers.

Speaking to Mashable, Google representative Michael Aciman said, "This report does not include a single example of policy violating content on Google’s platform, nor any examples of inconsistent enforcement. Without evidence, it claims that some ads were blocked in Ghana for referencing 'pregnancy options'. To be clear, these types of ads are not prohibited from running in Ghana – if the ads were restricted, it was likely due to our longstanding policies against targeting people based on sensitive health categories, which includes pregnancy."

Aciman also noted that Google does not prohibit ads using the term "pregnancy options"; however, as a part of Google's Personalized Advertising Policies, advertisers cannot target curated audiences when running ads for products or services related to "sensitive interest categories". Therefore, if MSI or other advertisers tried to run a targeted campaign for their own audience list in any these categories, this campaign would not run.

Ryan Daniels, a spokesperson for Meta, said in a statement to Mashable, "We allow posts and ads promoting health care services, as well as discussion and debate around them. Content about reproductive health must follow our rules, including those on prescription drugs and misinformation, and ads promoting reproductive health products or services may only be targeted to people 18+." Meta reiterates this policy in its Transparency Centre.

Daniels added that Meta will be reviewing the information within CCDH's report: "We prohibit ads that include misinformation or mislead people about services a business provides, and we will review the content of this report."

Vital information versus misinformation

The report also alleges misinformation is allowed to run on Meta's platforms: specifically, misinformation was found by the CCDH to be prominent in Mexico, with anti-abortion ads on Meta claiming that abortion drugs pose "high risks" to women. Many of these ads were reported to have been viewed millions of times, and restrictions on ads that promote sexual and other reproductive health services in Mexico were also found to be restricted.

In Ghana, similarly, anti-abortion groups, such as as Americans United for Life (AUL) and Tree of Life Ministries, run by American-born evangelical Christians based in Israel, reportedly placed ads that featured misleading claims about abortions. Such ads were viewed up to 3.83 million times globally, the CCDH says.

Meanwhile, WhatsApp messages from anti-abortion platforms were found to circulate in Ghana, using abusive language and claiming that MSI is part of a "satanic" agenda. According to MSI country teams, including the one in Ghana, such messaging has resulted in clients being too scared to visit local clinics. In Kenya, too, MSI teams said they have been targeted with abusive language on Facebook and X.

Whitney Chinogwenya, marketing specialist at MSI Reproductive Choices, said in a statement, "False information can only be corrected with facts and evidence, yet from Ghana to Nepal, Meta is removing our Facebook pages and ads with no explanation, while turning a blind eye to abusive messages directed at our team members for simply doing their jobs."

"Meanwhile Google does next to nothing about harmful websites advertising fake clinics that put women and girls at serious risk. We’re always firefighting the next issue, with no one to turn to but a chatbot," continued Chinogwenya.

Meta's responses to concerns from MSI teams about advertising and restrictions have been noted by CCDH and MSI to be inconsistent and vague. In Nepal and Vietnam, for example, MSI says its official accounts on Meta platforms have been restricted from advertising, with the team having to open new accounts — and starting from scratch — to proliferate information.

"Social media companies mine users’ personal data in the Global South, but take little care to protect local human rights and civil liberties." - Imran Ahmed, CEO of CCDH

MSI is one of many abortion rights groups facing these difficulties, says the report, with the likes of Amnesty International and several activists also mentioned as being restricted from providing abortion-related content.

"Meta, Google, and others own the platforms on which billions of people get information and share advice, but they refuse to accept the corresponding duty of care to protect people’s ability to access vital medical advice and to take swift action against bad actors who put people’s health at risk," Imran Ahmed, CEO of CCDH, said in a statement. "Social media companies mine users’ personal data in the Global South, but take little care to protect local human rights and civil liberties."

In many of these countries, abortion rights are restrictive. In Ghana, women can seek abortion in certain cases, including rape, incest, or if a risk of fetal abnormality is posed. Kenya has made promises to recognize abortion as a fundamental right, but legal ambiguity around abortion has led to misinformation and illegal procedures at backstreet clinics. In Nepal, abortion has been legalized since 2002, but unsafe procedures are still cause for concern. Mexico decriminalized abortion in 2023, just six months ago, while in Vietnam, abortion in the first 22 weeks of pregnancy is legal.

Regardless of legalities surrounding abortion, information is crucial to communities in the so-called Global South. As Dr. Rishita Nandagiri, a feminist and health lecturer at LSE, wrote in 2022, "While it is important to fight laws that restrict access to abortions, feminist networks and hotlines which provide timely information, such as how to access medical abortion drugs and how to administer them, are equally important."

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Google announces new SGE and Maps travel features for people who like to plan a little or not at all

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 17:44

Google has some new Maps and SGE features for travel if your summer plans are heating up.

On Wednesday, Google announced the ability to create an itinerary in SGE (Google's experiment for AI-powered search) and new ways to find recommendations and customize lists in Maps.

SEE ALSO: How to save locations in Google Maps

Google SGE, which stands for Search Generative Experience, is a testing platform for Search-related generative AI features. Users can sign up to see what Google is working on for the future of search — specifically AI-generated responses for queries. It's not live yet for users who haven't opted in, but Google is already quietly testing AI-powered search results to non-testers. With SGE's travel planning feature, you can ask it to plan you an itinerary with recommendations pulled from around the web including Business Profiles for restaurants and sites with images and user reviews.

Via Giphy

SGE itineraries include links to sources of travel information, so at least it's citing its work, but we can't imagine travel blogs and publications would be too happy with SGE responses taking up so much search real estate. Plagiarism and its impact on SEO traffic has been a major concern for the tool that has yet to be unleashed to the public. But for users, its potential for finding information more easily across the web is undeniable.

New features for Google Maps also aim to help people plan trips. Now, when you search for a city, Maps will show you "curated lists of recommendations" from top travel sites like Lonely Planet and The New York Times' "36 Hours" series and and Google Maps users. This also works for restaurants lists which Google organizes by "Trending," "Top," and "Gems."

Find recommended lists when you search for a city on Google Maps. Credit: Google

For Maps users who are devoted to curating their own lists, there are also new ways of customizing their favorite places. Now, you can organize places on your list chronologically and rank them so your list can be updated as you go along. Users can also share their curated lists on social.

SGE travel itineraries is available in the U.S. by enrolling in Search Labs. List recommendations will start showing up for users in the U.S. and Canada this week, and list customization will roll out globally on iOS and Android later this month.

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Apple Maps could get a custom routes feature in iOS 18

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 17:40

Better late than never.

Apple has a long history of adopting features (and, to be fair, occasionally putting its own spin on them) that competitors have had for years. This time, it might be custom routes on its signature navigation app, Apple Maps. MacRumors spotted a file on the Maps back-end called "CustomRouteCreation" tied to the upcoming iOS 18, which so far is the only evidence we have that this is happening.

SEE ALSO: Apple users targeted by incredibly annoying 'Reset Password' attack

While it's not a lot to go on, the file name is pretty telling, and would provide a feature that Apple Maps frankly should've had a while ago. Google Maps (at least on a browser) gives users the ability to plan out their own custom routes rather than just going with the one the app suggests. If Apple were able to give iPhone users this feature and not require any kind of browser use to make it happen, that could finally give Apple Maps a much-needed leg up over Google's equivalent — especially when there's a chance Apple's default navigation app could have a rocky road ahead in the EU thanks to new Big Tech regulations.

As for when we'll get confirmation of this rumoured Apple Maps feature, it won't be long now. Apple plans to show off iOS 18, as well as the rest of its upcoming software suite, at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June.

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Get $20 off a $200 Instacart gift card and save on your next grocery delivery

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 17:32

SAVE $20: A $200 digital Instacart gift card is on sale at Best Buy for $180. That's a 10% discount.

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There are never enough hours in the day to check off everything on the to-do list. If your fridge is often skint of essentials because you keep running out of time to get to the grocery store, ordering a doorstep delivery could be a time-saving option. And thanks to today's deal, you could get some items in your next Instacart order for free.

As of March 27, a $200 digital Instacart gift card is just $180 at Best Buy. That means you'll save $20, a 10% discount. After ordering, Best Buy will follow up with email instructions on how to redeem the gift card.

SEE ALSO: 40+ deals still live after Best Buy's Member-Exclusive Sale

With the Instacart app, you can order groceries to your doorstep with same-day delivery on many orders. Or, if you prefer, order for curbside pickup at your desired store and staff will load groceries into your car. Over 500 retailers and grocers are linked within Instacart, so you'll have plenty of selection.

After ordering you'll be able to see progress on your order, including when an Instacart shopper has arrived at the store. Through the messaging function, the shopper can ask about preferences and any substitutions, should they be necessary. If you've opted for delivery, you'll also be able to keep tabs on when your groceries will arrive.

If you use Instacart, today's deal is a great way to save some money on your next grocery order.

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Save big on household essentials at Amazon: Trash bags, detergent, wipes, and more

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 17:15

UP TP 44% OFF: Amazon is hosting a sale on spring cleaning essentials including laundry detergent, disinfectant wipes, and more. Get up to 44% off your favorite brands.

Our top picks: Best trash bag deal Hefty Ultra Strong tall kitchen trash bags (80-count) $11.98 at Amazon (save $4.01 ) Get Deal Best laundry detergent deal Clean Cult Laundry Detergent Sheets (60-count) $9.99 at Amazon (save $3.99 ) Get Deal Best disinfecting cleaner deal Clorox Disinfecting Wipes 2-Pack (75-count) $9.68 at Amazon (save $1.81) Get Deal

Spring has officially sprung, so you're probably itching to throw out the old and bring in the new. (I just reorganized my entire closet, and even though it took me two days, I'm so proud of the outcome.) But cleaning up means you'll need supplies, which can add up quickly.

SEE ALSO: The best robot vacuum deals this week include every self-emptying mopping Roomba on sale

Thankfully, Amazon is hosting a sale on dozens of spring cleaning essentials including laundry detergent, disinfectant wipes, and more.

Here are some of the best deals we could find:

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It's crazy to think that we spend real money on things we literally throw away. Trash bags, aside from paper towels and toilet paper, are one of the most expensive household essentials and can cost up to $15 at some retail stores (we're looking at you, Target).

But with this limited-time Amazon deal, you can get 80 Hefty Ultra Strong, tall kitchen trash bags (13-gallon) for just $11.98. With a lavender and sweet vanilla scent and Arm & Hammer odor control technology, you can put the stinkiest leftovers in these bags without worrying that your entire kitchen will smell.

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Laundry detergent is another household essential that can quickly add up in cost. It's also hard to find a detergent without a strong chemical scent or a formula that irritates sensitive skin. But Clean Cult offers a solution with its eco-friendly laundry detergent sheets.

These sheets are free from harsh chemicals, making them a great option for people with sensitive skin or allergies. Plus, they're designed to fight stains and remove odors effectively, so you can trust that your clothes will come out fresh and clean.

You can get them in Free & Clear, Fresh Linen, or Wild Lavender. Each pack contains 60 sheets and is available for just $9.99 with this limited-time Amazon deal. That's 60 loads of laundry for under $10.

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A queer influencer couple broke up with matching Instagram posts. Their fans have thoughts.

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 17:15

In matching Instagram posts that were in inverse black and white color schemes, Anjali Chakra and Sufi Malik, a queer South Asian couple seemingly birthed by the internet itself, announced the end of their relationship just weeks before they were set to be married. The stark posts read almost identically, disclosing that Malik had cheated and that they decided to end the relationship. 

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The reactions were swift on social media, from heartbroken fans who had at one point lauded the couple for the way they bridged religious and cultural divides to posts on the nature of public breakups and cheating. Memes, jokes, and meta-commentary also all popped up in the wake of the breakup, as if to signify that the loss was one big communal experience — a not uncommon reaction in collective-based cultures.

SEE ALSO: What happens when your favourite TikTok couple breaks up

For many queer South Asians, Chakra and Malik were ours, a couple that looked like our friends and found family rather than what the narrow expectation of heterosexuality looked like. 

How a viral moment made a couple famous 

The space that Chakra and Malik occupied was not nominal to fans or to internet users vaguely aware of their existence. It is rare to find an interfaith, intercultural Pakistani-Muslim and Indian-Hindu couple, much less one that is queer and publicly out.

For Devashree Thaker, 24, it's hard to overstate the couple's importance. 

"They were one of the first queer 'mainstream' desi couples I ever saw," they said. "It was honestly so heartwarming to see how Anjali's family supported them and their relationship." 

Examples like this can be few and far-between because of homophobia in South Asia and the diaspora. Just last fall, the Indian Supreme Court refused to recognize same-sex marriage, dealing a blow to activists and lawyers who had spent years organizing around the issue. In the United States, even after the Supreme Court recognized marriage equality, many South Asians still face homophobia and transphobia from family and community members. And then there are the national and cultural differences, which have only worsened amidst rising Hindu nationalism in India

"Pakistan and India have a long history of political, ideological, religious differences," said Nur E. Makbul, assistant professor of communication arts at The University of Alabama in Huntsville. "Even when [people] come to the U.S. those things are still there: the history of war, segregation, communal history." 

What made Chakra and Malik different was their relationship showed that despite rampant homophobia as well as religious division, love could conquer those barriers. 

"It felt like a collective win to see them be so happy and in love at the same time," said Thaker.

The couple first emerged prominently online in the summer of 2019, when they shot what would become a viral ad for a company called Borrow the Bazaar. The photos prominently featured both Malik and Chakra in matching marigold and red floor-length lehengas. While fans online cheered, the couple still had to navigate murky emotional and cultural territory.

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In those initial days it was impossible to avoid those photos. They represented something much larger than just two queer people in traditional clothing for me: a future, one after difficult conversations and coming out and yelling. Chakra and Malik's relationship felt bigger than the small-mindedness of our relatives — it was a different path; a way out. 

Makbul, who has studied LGBTQ+ breakups, also notes that cultural, religious, and ethnic divisions can prove to be obstacles that other couples within the same community don't have to face.

"[In] the interfaith relationship, [between] a Pakistani-Muslim and an Indian-Hindu, there are more struggles than any kind of [intracommunity] relationship," said Makbul. He noted that besides bridging those cultural divides between themselves individually, intolerance from family members and community also poses a threat. 

Makbul also said that differing values about marrying within one's own community often make it difficult for families to fully accept any relationships that happen across communities in South Asia. 

Serena Zets, 23, remembers the viral moment clearly because it coincided to when they were also dating another queer South Asian person. The only downside? It invited unwelcome comparisons of Zets' relationship to Malik and Chakra's. 

"I started to notice that people who were not South Asian would refer to me and my partner at the time as, 'they're Sufi and Anjali,' which was weird, racist, and uncomfortable," said Zets. 

Still, Zets supported Chakra and Malik's relationship for the most part, only becoming slightly disillusioned as the couple became more like every other influencer couple. 

"I think that the initial photo shoot, which they didn't intend to become as big as it was, people looked at that and saw, like, beauty and love in it," they said. "But over the years, I think that kind of became their livelihood." 

A shocking breakup

For Keerthi, 24, the most interesting part of the breakup has been the way in which they publicly announced it. Keerthi requested to be referred to by their first-name only because they're not out to their family.

"[It was] so jarring for it to be like, matching inverse color palette Instagram posts released at the same time," they said. "It was clearly this, like, planned out, 'okay, you hit post, I'll hit post,' and, you know, that was so weird to me."

They were also struck by how, since their fame was accumulated from showcasing their identities, the breakup also was similarly informed by those same identities. 

"They don't get to be a couple that broke up, they're 'the Indian-Pakistani WLW' couple that broke up." 

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Similarly, Thaker is concerned about how Chakra and Malik's public personas mean that it is impossible to ignore the onslaught of social media posts about them. 

"​​Having your relationship be on such public display and under such heavy scrutiny is so intense, and it's a little sad to see how there's a need to be answerable to the larger public during this time," said Thaker.

Even the way that people are communicating about the breakup online and in group chats highlights the found community that many queer South Asians in the U.S. have. Stuti Sharma, 27, found out while preparing to travel to help care for their friend who was about to undergo top surgery. 

"I was getting ready to go on the flight to come and take care of them and that's when I found out all of this, I was on Twitter," said Sharma. Since then there's been group chat messages, Reddit deep dives, and many, many discussions on the topic.

"I understand the deep attachment that people are probably having," they said.

More than the discourse or the drama, Sharma notes that what people loved about the couple was their care and devotion to each other.

"It sucks when there's somebody who you are looking up to and you really love their love, and you're like, 'wow, it didn't work out,'" Sharma said. But, they said, it's important to remember — "love is so real." 

UPDATE: Mar. 27, 2024, 6:02 p.m. EDT This story has been updated from its original version to reflect Stuti Sharma's correct age.

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'Godzilla X Kong' in love? Parody reimagines the epic monsters in iconic romances

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 17:00

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is stomping into theaters near you, bringing with it a talented human cast that includes Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry, Dan Stevens, and Kaylee Hottle. But for those of you who can't get enough of towering titans, charismatic kaiju, and ear-splitting roars, Alamo Drafthouse has an amusing appetizer to get you hankering for more monster mashes.

The American movie theater chain famous for their playful PSAs has commissioned stop-motion animator Cressa Maeve Áine to concoct a cheeky short film, "This is Cinema: a GODZILLA x KONG parody" starring the great Godzilla and mighty King Kong.

Employing posable action figures of Godzilla and Kong, plus crucial hand-crafted props, Áine re-imagines scenes from iconic romance movies like Baz Luhrmann's flashy Romeo + Juliet, Jamie Babbit's campy comedy But I'm a Cheerleader, Rob Reiner's classic When Harry Met Sally..., and Ang Lee's heartbreaking drama Brokeback Mountain. Even Greta Gerwig's Barbie rampages into the fun!

Come for the meticulous attention to detail, down to the mirror positioning in the Portrait of a Lady on Fire parody. Stay for the pun-filled movie titles, which will have you wishing some of these spoofs were also hitting theaters soon!

Well, good news for Alamo Drafthouse patrons, "This is Cinema: a GODZILLA x KONG parody" will be playing in the chain's pre-show beginning March 28. So there is the chance to see this comical chaos on the big screen.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire opens in theaters March 29.

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Pick up an energy-saving refurbished Amazon Smart Thermostat for $25

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 16:59

SAVE $5: As of March 27, get the Amazon Smart Thermostat (refurbished) for $24.99 at Woot! with coupon code SMARTFIVE. That's $55 less than buying this product new for $79.99.

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Things are more expensive these days, no matter where you look. Prices are going up, whether you're buying groceries or paying your electric bill. If you want to shave some cash off of those expenses each month, you might want to make a beeline over to Woot! today.

As of March 27, get a refurbished Amazon Smart Thermostat for just $24.99. Currently listed for $29.99, you'll be eligible for a $5 coupon when you spend $15 at Woot! with promo code SMARTFIVE. That brings the price at checkout down to just $24.99, which is the lowest price we've seen this unit go for — and $55 off what you'd pay for a brand-new unit.

SEE ALSO: Amazon Pharmacy launches same-day prescription delivery in New York and LA

In addition to saving big on the thermostat itself, you'll sweep up the savings after installation, too. The Energy Star Certified unit allows you to control the temperature in your home via the Alexa app even when you're away. You can also set custom heating and cooling schedules the same way.

As far as smart features go, the thermostat can display detailed information about your usage broken down per day, week, and month so you can track your usage and find times of day you can try to cut energy usage. You can also compare energy expenditures from other billing periods.

If you're ready to take control of your energy bill and put your home temperature on autopilot, grab this refurbished smart thermostat and start saving.

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World’s tallest wooden wind turbine promises a cleaner future

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 16:58

The world's tallest wooden wind turbine (standing 150 metres high), located just outside Gothenburg, Sweden, has been in operation since the end of 2023. Its thick walls are supported by 144 layers of thin, laminated veneer lumber pressed together, which are created in a factory and then transported on site, where they are assembled and glued together.

According to the turbine's creators at tech engineering company Modvion, the wooden tower’s modularity allows for easier construction of tall wind turbines, which are more efficient at capturing strong winds.

Emitting around 12 grams of CO2 per kilowatt, wind power is one of the cleanest sources of electricity currently available. Modvion, which makes its turbines using sustainably farmed spruces, says that wood can eliminate wind power’s negative environmental footprint, the majority of which comes from the carbon-intensive steel production.

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Here's why '3 Body Problem' is set in the UK

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 16:37

3 Body Problem has left us with plenty of burning questions, from that intriguing conversation between Dr Ye Wenjie (Rosalind Chao) and Saul Durand (Jovan Adepo) to the mystery of what the San-Ti aliens might actually look like.

But anyone who's read Liu Cixin's Remembrance of Earth's Past novel trilogy, which is set mostly in China and upon which the show is based, may have had another question: Why is the Netflix adaption set largely in the UK?

SEE ALSO: '3 Body Problem': What's the deal with everyone smoking?

With the majority of the show either taking place in the '60s and '70s in China and Mongolia or present-day Oxford, London, and the southeastern English coast near Seven Sisters, Mashable put the show's UK setting to showrunners David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo during a recent interview. The main takeaway was that the choice wasn't so much a stylistic one as it was a logistical one.

"I think part of it was just familiarity," said Benioff. "I mean Dan [Weiss] and I had worked there for many years. Not in England but in Northern Ireland, and worked with a mainly UK crew."

Plenty of recognisable UK landmarks pop up in the show, from the colleges of Oxford University to the headquarters of the fictional Strategic Intelligence Agency on London's south bank, through to the capital's bustling Piccadilly Circus during the "you are bugs" scene.

Benioff said that they worked with a UK casting director and a largely UK cast on Game of Thrones and had a great experience — many of whom, such as John Bradley, Liam Cunningham, Conleth Hill, and Jonathan Pryce, turn up in 3 Body Problem.

"I don’t know if it’s superstition or a feeling of they really know what they’re doing over there, that made us want to get back together with a bunch of the same people we worked with before," he said. "Some of it's just that you start working with these people and you know that they're incredibly good at their jobs, and you develop a shorthand with them. So for us, even though it's a long trip and it would be a lot more convenient to work at home, we had such a great experience the first time around that we thought well, let's try this again."

How to watch: 3 Body Problem is now streaming on Netflix.

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Grab the Roku Express 4K on sale for under $35 and upgrade your streaming experience

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 16:37

SAVE 30%: The Roku Express 4K streaming device is just $34.99 at Amazon, down from the regular price of $49.99. That's a savings of $15.

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Streaming your favorite shows and movies in 4K brings a whole new life to the experience. If your content and TV can handle 4K resolution, but your streaming device isn't up for the job, today's deal is your signal to upgrade.

As of March 27, the Roku Express 4K streaming device is $34.99, marked down from the regular price of $49.99. That's a 34% discount or a savings of $15. This sale price matches the lowest we've ever seen at Amazon.

SEE ALSO: Watch movies at home with this smart projector on sale for $286

Whether you're streaming from Netflix, Prime Video, or Hulu, the quality of the picture makes a difference to your immersive experience. The Roku Express 4K streaming device means your 4K content won't show up in lower quality thanks to an outdated streaming device — it streams in 4K HDR for sharp resolution and color optimized for your TV.

The Roku Express 4K also comes with the Roku Voice Remote Pro which has hands-free capability so you can ask Roku to stream your latest binge-worthy find. The remote is rechargeable so you'll never need to dig through the junk drawer to find new batteries. Plus, Roku can find the remote should it get misplaced. Just say, "Roku, where's my remote?" and the remote will play a sound to help you locate which couch cushion to look under.

If you want to watch the latest blockbuster while everyone else in your house is sleeping, just plug headphones into the Roku remote and you won't disrupt anyone's slumber. You can also control your TV with the Roku remote to power it on and off and adjust the volume.

If you've been watching 4K content without a streaming device that's capable of handling 4K resolution, upgrade to the Roku Express 4K. Thanks to today's deal, you'll score the lowest price we've ever seen on this product at Amazon.

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Get 'Alan Wake II' for 20% off and experience an acid trip of a detective story

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 16:26

SAVE $12: As of March 27, get a digital copy of Alan Wake II for PlayStation 5 for $47.99 at the PlayStation Store. That's a 20% discount off the original price of $59.99.

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If you bought a PlayStation recently and want to find a great game to lose yourself in, Alan Wake II is the way to go. You can't go wrong with the 2023 Mashable Game of the Year, after all. If you've been waiting for the perfect time to grab your own copy on sale, today's a great time to do so.

As of March 27, you can score a digital copy of Alan Wake II from the PlayStation Store for just $47.99. That's $12 off the usual price of $59.99 and a discount of 20%. You can also snag the Deluxe Edition for $63.99, which is $16 off the usual price of $79.99. The Deluxe Edition gets you the Alan Wake II Expansion Pass for additional story content and some in-game items that protagonists Alan and Saga can use.

SEE ALSO: Sony PlayStation 5 Pro leak: New PS5 Pro console may arrive for the 2024 holiday season

You don't need to have played the first Alan Wake to enjoy Alan Wake II, but it will certainly help. This sequel picks up where the original ended, but contains a sprawling psychological mystery that you can dive right into: the Dark Place. Alan Wake will work to find his way out of the terrifying miasma between nightmares and reality with the help of FBI Agent Saga Anderson. You'll play as both characters while Anderson investigates a string of murders in the fictional town of Bright Falls, Washington.

If horror and surrealism are up your alley, you'll find plenty to love about this game — and it's even sweeter now that you can get it at a discount.

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Why '3 Body Problem' picks the perfect gamer names

Mashable - Wed, 03/27/2024 - 16:23

Picking a name for your character in a game is a high-pressure decision. Honestly, I'll sit there for at least 30 minutes, scanning my bookshelves for a glimmer of half-baked inspiration that isn't straight-up naming my newly minted elven warrior mage Sally Rooney. Perhaps you use the same pseudonym across all your games — I almost always resign to either Juno or Artemis; sue me, I love a fierce classical bitch. But whatever you pick, often your moniker will pop up in conversations, giving you the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever, especially in deadly serious games.

However, no game really has higher stakes than the VR immersive action-adventure gifted by the San-Ti to Earth's scientists in 3 Body Problem. In Netflix's adaptation of Liu Cixin's novels, several characters including Dr Jin Cheng (Jess Hong) and Jack Rooney (John Bradley), find these slick, sliver headsets turning up in their lives, throwing them into a way-too-real world where their mission appears to be solving the titular three-body problem of a doomed alien home planet.

SEE ALSO: '3 Body Problem' showrunners discuss what the aliens might really look like

But before they can do that, Jin and Jack are required to give themselves a "better" name than the real-world one they arrived with. And it's these names that provide a neat connection between the characters and their role in solving the game — and the very real connection with the fate of the San-Ti.

What names do Jin and Jack pick in the VR game? "Pick a better name." Credit: Netflix

Putting on the VR game, Jin lands near the court of ancient Chinese Emperor Zhou (Russell Yuen). In episode 2, she meets the formidable Count of the West (Tom Wu), who instructs her to pick a different name for her character — "one befitting a hero". Jin suggests "Copernicus". In Jack's game, confronted in Tudor England with Henry VIII's Lord High Chancellor Sir Thomas More (Kevin Eldon), he selects "Sir Francis Bacon" as his moniker (after punching Sir Thomas in the face, of course).

Fittingly, Jin picks the 15th century Polish mathematician and astronomer who developed the extremely important model that demonstrated Earth isn't the centre of the universe — a lesson we all need to learn, really, the characters of the 3 Body Problem included. Specifically, Nicholaus Copernicus was the guy who told the world we revolve around the sun, not the other way around, and that the Earth turns once daily on its unique axis. It's a perfect pseudonym for Jin, who pores over charts, measurements, and data, trying to figure out what initially appears to be the game's main mission: to predict the movements of the sun to determine whether a civilisation is about to enter into an era defined by Chaos or Stability.

Meanwhile, Jack's namesake is the 16th century English philosopher and politician who was King James I's Lord Chancellor, but more importantly for our purposes, Bacon is referred to as the "father of empiricism" who championed the scientific method, much like Jack does in the game.

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Both of these figures are crucial to the history of science and discovery, the likes of which the San-Ti want to both test and destroy in order to dominate humankind on Earth — "We're going to kill your science" is quite the threat. Copernicus' heliocentric theory about the sun being the centre of the solar system would have a massive influence on later major scientific players in the Scientific Revolution including one Sir Isaac Newton, whose own work led to the core scientific quandary that Jin eventually wades into: the three-body problem (wey-oh!). In the 17th century, revolutionary research by Newton would show the world how gravity holds the universe together, and in doing so, he unlocked the dilemma that would perplex scientists to this day. In a fittingly Newton move, Jin demonstrates the three-body problem to Pope Gregory (Conleth Hill) in the game by holding an apple.

Nice Newton nod. Credit: Netflix

We see other figures throughout the series turn up in the game with their own theories to solve the Chaos/Stability mystery, all named for famous scientific figures. In the level with the Pope, players named for Aristotle (Phil Wang) and Galileo (Adrian Greensmith) battle for His Holiness' approval. In the level featuring the Great Khan, they challenge players named for Professor Alan Turing (Reece Shearsmith) and Sir Isaac Newton (Mark Gatiss).

Do Jin and Jack's gamer names appear in Liu Cixin's books? Credit: Netflix

Mashable's Chris Taylor describes just where the gamer names came from in Cixin's novels in this excellent explainer of the book vs show. Jin's gamer name, Copernicus, is the one chosen by book-only character Wang Miao, as are the names of the figures Jack and Jin encounter while meeting the Pope, as Taylor writes:

"Wang calls himself Copernicus in the game, and encounters many more historical figures that we assume to be NPCs. One level contains Pope Gregory, Galileo, and Aristotle, and deals with a pre-computer technical solution to the three-body problem. Another level that Wang plays after the giant human computer features Einstein, who points to a large moon that was created when the gravitational effect of the three suns ripped it out of the planet itself."

So, there you have it, an understanding of the names in 3 Body Problem and a handful of potential monikers you can take to your next game character that aren't your regular go-tos.

How to watch: 3 Body Problem is now streaming on Netflix.

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