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I have been grinding the hell out of Destiny since Forsaken launched. I’m guessing I can take it easy during the next week? — Ishtar & Guardian Ghost (@IshtarCommander) October 15, 2018

The hard drive in my Windows machine that died and that I thought was the drive holding the OS actually wasn’t. It turns out, the surviving drive is the one with the OS, but the drive that failed had the boot record on it which is why I was unable to boot. I was able to determine this by downloading the Windows 10 USB installer, booting up with that and inspecting the surviving drive. I managed to restore the boot information and boot successfully into Windows 10. This is a relief. All that was on the other drive was game installs, most of which I can reinstall by downloading them from Steam or similar cloud libraries.

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This week at Bungie, the Dreaming City revealed its underworld. https://t.co/6nniULXXlN pic.twitter.com/TJaKbmN2wn — Bungie (@Bungie) September 27, 2018

The researchers also found that if User A, whom we’ll call Anna, shares her contacts with Facebook, including a previously unknown phone number for User B, whom we’ll call Ben, advertisers will be able to target Ben with an ad using that phone number, which I call “shadow contact information,” about a month later. Ben can’t access his shadow contact information, because that would violate Anna’s privacy, according to Facebook, so he can’t see it or delete it, and he can’t keep advertisers from using it either.

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This is really cool https://twitter.com/viticci/status/1042890726231691264?s=21

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Whatever about Destiny 2’s systems and storytelling, but they really have the gunplay down. Currently catching up through the first two expansions so I can play some Forsaken Tweet deleted 😢

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@ronguest I think the closest they’ve ever come to doing something like that is with the iPhone SE at $400. The new iPads at $329 are a fantastic deal and great for kids (obviously not as phones though). Honestly though, I think with the build quality on Apple devices and effort they’re putting into iOS 12 to make it perform well on older hardware, it’s never been better to buy a used iPhone.

According to Segerdahl, Microsoft can’t do anything to remedy the issue. Furthermore, Intel is limited as they provide a reference platform for manufacturers to extend and build new models on. And Apple, however, has said it is looking into measures to protect Mac computers. It’s worth noting that Macs with a T2 chip, like the iMac Pro and 2018 MacBook Pro models, are not affected by the flaw. Apple’s investment in chips is paying off in more ways than one.

So I figure Apple will release a smaller version of the iPhone XR next year.