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I may have figured out a new unblocker for your school, You need to go to this link and make an account. Then click create new, paste the link of your choice and than click the far right button. If you dont have an account, it will not work. 

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I may have figured out a new unblocker for your school, You need to go to this link and make an account. Then click create new, paste the link of your choice and than click the far right button. If you dont have an account, it will not work. 

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Link Here https://factualnote.com/

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FactualNote (FN) is a modern Web Annotation and Knowledge Management system. Make your personalized note cards online by marking specific contents in Web pages, videos, images, and other documents into a tiny URL, which can be shared among the individuals or closed groups through various FN social media integrations. Features like offline notes, collaborative editing, point based comments, multi-language support, highlight text, notes analytics about readers, connected lines, arrows, etc makes the knowledge sharing and grooming more easier.

Our Google chrome extension is the easiest way to capture entire webpage screen or record a screencast video of the entire screen, applications, and browser tabs, convert them into your personal notes. FactualNote enriches the digital note taking capabilities in a modern way.

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FactualNote (FN) is a modern Web Annotation and Knowledge Management system. Make your personalized note cards online by marking specific contents in Web pages, videos, images, and other documents into a tiny URL, which can be shared among the individuals or closed groups through various FN social media integrations.

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Ezp just to clarify, I got grounded when I was at the park. It was for the most retardest reason in the history of america. So thats why I had to leave early and go home

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Ezp just to clarify, I got grounded when I was at the park. It was for the most retardest reason in the history of america. So thats why I had to leave early and go home

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We have a new website where we can post unblocked games and they could never be blocked.

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Ezp Is it possible for you to send my sword game, mine game, or just bounce?

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Ezp Is it possible for you to send my sword game, mine game, or just bounce?

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This is a channel where I take Theme songs with no lyrics and remix them. Comment what theme you want to be remixed and I will probably do it....eventually.

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YOOO WHAT IS UP YOU GUYS! We are the Arcade Craniacs! Cheesy huh?? :( haha Anyways we make videos about arcades/claw machines/ and carnival games! We Travel all around to show you all the fun you are missing at the arcade! We are a couple channel, boys name is Edward and girls name is Nichole ! WE…

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There is breaking news on YouNews today! YouNews has a post by Elijah explaining about about how this is rare and inception-like. YouNews has died for a decent amount of time but I got bored! Here is the old lady from the last report on her opinion of the comeback, "..." We cannot hear her because she is 6 feet underground and dead of a cardiac arrest. Anyways hi.

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BREAKING NEWS: THE LOCAL NETWORK YOUNEWS IS DEAD! 

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BREAKING NEWS: THE LOCAL NETWORK YOUNEWS IS DEAD! 

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Hello and welcome to BN, your local breaking news. Some people have been saying how the most popular chat website, also known as YouNews, is now dead. Many people do not know what lead to the downfall, but some say it is the lack of people or a curse. We have an old lady here to tell you why she thinks it's a curse. "ITS A CURSE, DONT GO ON YOUNEWS OR YOU WILL DIE! LEAVE NOW, GET OUT OF HERE!" As you can see, there is no proof that is an actual curse. So we will be sending this poor woman to the emergency room. Unfortunately, if she is right, this is broadcasting to YouNews right now is of anything did happen it would happen right no___--___-----__-ĦẼL♇......

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Loot Boxes have been deemed as "close enough to gambling"

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Loot Boxes have been deemed as "close enough to gambling"

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A pair of researchers, one with the University of Plymouth, the other the University of Wolverhampton, has published a paper on begambleaware.org, highlighting what they believe are problems with loot boxes in video games. In their paper, James Close and Joanne Lloyd argue that loot boxes so closely resemble gambling that they should be regulated as such.

Loot boxes are containers, quite often rendered as treasure chests, employed in some video games that allow players to purchase "loot" that can be used in the game. But because of the randomized nature of redeeming loot, critics have called them " gambling boxes." In their paper, Close and Lloyd give an overview of loot boxes and their use, and then cite the work of studies by other researchers, most of whom have concluded that loot boxes are a form of gambling. Their effort was commissioned by BeGambleAware, an advocacy group that attempts to warn people about gambling issues.

One of the biggest concerns about loot boxes is that they are very often used by children. The researchers suggest that not only do children sometimes spend amounts of money their parents were not expecting, but some show early signs of gambling addiction.

To determine if loot boxes are gambling applications, the researchers surveyed the work of 13 teams who have looked into the issue-work that involved studying the playing habits of 7,771 adults and child gamers altogether. They noted that all but one of the research groups found links between loot boxes and gambling behaviors. They also found that approximately 5% of loot box users worldwide paid up to half of all the funds collected by loot box makers-a hint of addictive behavior. They also note that currently, very few countries regulate loot boxes as gambling applications.

The researchers suggest that evidence shows loot boxes are "structurally and psychologically akin to gambling." They further suggest that the time has come to regulate loot boxes in the same ways as other gambling applications and that in the meantime, makers should be required to add clear labeling and age ratings for loot boxes. They also suggest policymakers compel game producers to show the odds of winning and prices charged in real currency.

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Loot boxes in video games deemed close enough to gambling to warrant regulation

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A pair of researchers, one with the University of Plymouth, the other the University of Wolverhampton, has published a paper on begambleaware.org, highlighting what they believe are problems with loot boxes in video games. In their paper, James Close and Joanne Lloyd argue that loot boxes so closely resemble gambling that they should be regulated as such.

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Cops Take Down The "World's Largest Video Game Cheat Ring"

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Cops Take Down The "World's Largest Video Game Cheat Ring"

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This week, the Justice Department indicted a 22-year-old on charges of tampering with the water facility where he used to work. It's a stark reminder that while the power grid gets most of the attention, it's not the only piece of critical infrastructure that's vulnerable to potentially devastating attacks.

We also took a look at YouTube's ongoing problems with moderating kid-focused content; a WIRED investigation found dozens of creepy thumbnails on videos for Minecraft and child-centric pursuits that were at or near the top of the platform's "Topic" pages. It's not quite as dire a situation as the so-called Elsagate controversy from a few years back, in which the YouTube Kids app was flooded with grotesque videos featuring popular children's characters performing unspeakable acts. But it still shows that YouTube has a lot of moderation work still ahead of it.

Tired of receiving unwelcome files from strangers, whether through AirDrop or whatever Android's calling its version these days? You can make them stop! And probably should. Just follow our guide to checking and unchecking the various settings necessary to shut down the over-sharing.

And there's more! Each week we round up all the news WIRED didn't cover in depth. Click on the headlines to read the full stories. And stay safe out there.

An organization known as "Chicken Drumstick" had allegedly taken in $76 million in revenue for its subscription video game cheat service before law enforcement broke them up this week. The group had charged $10 a month for cheats to games like Overwatch and Call of Duty Mobile. In addition to confiscating $46 million in assets-which included no small number of luxury cars-police say they destroyed 17 cheats and arrested 10 people in the takedown. Chinese tech titan Tencent, which has a stake in several major gaming companies, collaborated with authorities in the operation.

A whistleblower tells independent security journalist Brian Krebs that a recent breach of networking equipment company Ubiquiti was much worse than initially reported. The source said that hackers "obtained full read/write access to Ubiquiti databases at Amazon Web Services," as well as root administrator access to Ubiquiti's AWS accounts. That's basically the keys to the kingdom. Ubiquiti has said in response that it has no indication that user data was accessed or stolen, although Krebs's source says the company doesn't keep logs that would give them that information in the first place. Anyways, it's a mess!

In January, Google reported that North Korea's Lazarus Group hackers had spent a considerable amount of energy attempting to dupe security researchers, and had even had some success in doing so. This week, the search giant's Threat Analysis Group followed up, saying that the North Korean campaign continued apace, this time armed with a fake website and bogus social media profiles. In an inspired bit of trolling, one of the Twitter puppets was named Sebastian Lazarescue.

It's safe to say that many, many people are feeling pandemic burnout these days. But consider the men and women of the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. After its widely respected leader Chris Krebs was fired by presidential tweet last fall, CISA has had to grapple with the fallout of SolarWinds and Hafnium, of the biggest hacking campaigns to hit the US in recent history. Politico reports that the agency's 2,000 workers are stretched dangerously thin-which could leave the country ill prepared to deal with the next attack.

Last weekend, US Strategic Command-they're the ones who oversee the nukes-tweeted a small string of gibberish, leading some to understandably question if they had been hacked. The good news is that no, they were not. The less good news is that instead, the kid of whoever was logged into the account had a moment at the keyboard. Just the right mix of adorable and alarming!

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Cops Take Down the 'World's Biggest' Video Game Cheat Ring

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This week, the Justice Department indicted a 22-year-old on charges of tampering with the water facility where he used to work. It's a stark reminder that while the power grid gets most of the attention, it's not the only piece of critical infrastructure that's vulnerable to potentially devastating attacks.

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Daft Punk, the Parisian duo responsible for some of the most popular dance and pop songs of all time, have split. They broke the news with an 8-minute video titled "Epilogue," excerpted from their 2006 film . Asked if Daft Punk were no more, their longtime publicist Kathryn Frazier confirmed the news to Pitchfork but gave no reason for the breakup.

Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo formed Daft Punk in Paris in 1993, emerging from and helping to define the French touch style of house music. Their debut album, 1997's , was a dance music landmark, featuring classic singles "Around the World" and "Da Funk." By the release of its follow-up, Discovery, in 2001, the duo had taken to making public appearances in the robot outfits that came to define their visual identity. The singles "One More Time" and "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" cemented them as global superstars-a status they continued to expand in subsequent years with records including third album Human After All, live LP , and the Tron: Legacy soundtrack album.

"Get Lucky," the lead single of their 2013 album Random Access Memory, sold millions of copies around the world and won two Grammys for the duo and guests Nile Rodgers and Pharrell Williams. The album, which is their last to date, led to a spectacular Coachella headline set that encapsulated their magic and mythology. "When you know how a magic trick is done, it's so depressing," Bangalter told Pitchfork in a 2013 cover story. "We focus on the illusion because giving away how it's done instantly shuts down the sense of excitement and innocence."

The album earned Daft Punk three further Grammys, including Album of the Year. The year of its release, they were also credited with co-production on several tracks from Kanye West's Yeezus. They would go on to collaborate with the Weeknd on the 2016 single "Starboy"-Daft Punk's first Billboard singles chart topper-as well as "I Feel It Coming."

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Daft Punk, the Parisian duo responsible for some of the most popular dance and pop songs of all time, have split. They broke the news with an 8-minute video titled "Epilogue," excerpted from their 2006 film . Asked if Daft Punk were no more, their longtime publicist Kathryn Frazier confirmed the news to Pitchfork but gave no reason for the breakup.

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EZP....STOP TRYING TO SAVE YOUNEWS.....ITS DEAD

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Among Us Is Being Used As An Online Dating App (& It's Super Sketchy)

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Among Us Is Being Used As An Online Dating App (& It's Super Sketchy)

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Read the article by ScreenRant:

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Among Us has seen an influx of younger players using the social deduction game in an attempt to find a romantic connection with other crewmates.

Anyone who has played a few rounds of public lobbies in can attest tot he every growing population of teenagers using the platform in the form of a dating app, and sometimes it can be a little weird. Among Us is a game where players are meant to lie to deceive other players which may not be the best foundation on which players should start a relationship.

Internet dating is all the rage nowadays, especially when physical dating has been made unsafe in this pandemic-defined era. It's no coincidence that dating apps such as Tinder and Bumble have seen increases in user activity since COVID-19 entered the picture, after all. With parts of the world forced to stay inside their homes for weeks at a time, romance lives on in cyberspace. While there are plenty of apps on the online dating market, some teens that are too young to utilize those platforms are finding alternative methods of finding their soulmate. This pitiful display of young love could become a dangerous game if the crewmate on the other end of the internet turns out to be an Impostor of a more nefarious type.

Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view.

Related: Among Us: How to Be The Imposter Every Time

It's hard to pinpoint where the idea for Among Us dating originated, but a recent trend on TikTok could be the culprit. Various users have posted video montages of themselves flirting with other crewmates, getting their phone number, and then dating IRL for extended periods of time. (Or the unexpected happens where the cute girly crewmate turns out to be another guy.) Whether or not this is where the idea originated, there are plenty of documented cases of children, or players posing as underage users, using Among Us to seek romantic relations. Many players have taken to the internet to share these all-too-frequent encounters, a few of which have been documented on Reddit's Among Us communities below:

Of course, the Reddit posts above are mild compared to some of the conversations that have been had between Among Us players. Some interactions even end in players sharing their social media handles or phone numbers (which, mind, the entire game lobby can see and share). Some conversations can turn into inappropriate role-playing for the rest of the crew to witness. While Among Us is a social deduction game where players are supposed to get to know one another well enough to tell when someone is lying, it's unlikely that InnerSloth intended for it to be used as a romantic matchmaker.

The main issue with Among Us dating isn't just that other players are annoyed or are made to feel uncomfortable, but it's that there is no way for child players to tell who is on the other end of a conversation. Among Us allows players to have total anonymity. At present, there are no profiles or accounts. Players can change their names to whatever they want. Players can be whoever they want. It's not hard to imagine that the majority of players looking for a relationship on Among Us, of all places, are underage and won't think twice when their advances are reciprocated, or vice versa. Despite being more online than ever, children today see less aware than ever before that the internet is home to sexual predators who can and will use Among Us as a hunting ground for unassuming minors. Among Us may be the worst place to seek love, as there are plenty of opportunities for an adult Impostor to pose as 14-year-olds in bids to steal kids' sensitive information and, potentially, more.

Next: How Among Us Fans Are Playing On Mac

Among Us is available for iOS, Android, and PC.

Sources: substance18, Athuny, Yeeyeeinator, kkythan
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Among Us Is Being Used As An Online Dating App (& It's Super Sketchy)

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Among Us has seen an influx of younger players using the social deduction game in an attempt to find a romantic connection with other crewmates. Anyone who has played a few rounds of public lobbies in can attest tot he every growing population of teenagers using the platform in the form of a dating app, and sometimes it can be a little weird.

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local user of YouNews states that YouNews is no longer being used by many people

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Microsoft: ‘please do not blow vape smoke into your Xbox Series X’

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Microsoft: ‘please do not blow vape smoke into your Xbox Series X’

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Microsoft's latest next-gen console, the Xbox Series X (along with its smaller cousin, the Xbox Series S), has arrived. And with it comes a whole bunch of internet con artists trying to meme people into believing the new console is plagued by terrible issues.

You might, for example, have seen clips passed around the internet that showcased the Xbox Series X literally smoking. The posts would have you believe the blazing graphics of the Series X are so demanding they can cause an Xbox to catch fire, but the reality is much simpler than Xbox consoles spontaneously bursting into flame. What actually appears to be happening is that people are piping vape smoke into their new $500 consoles to give off the appearance of a fire to troll fans on social media.

(Please note that it probably isn't a great idea to intentionally fill your brand-new console with water vapor, either, for what I'd hope are obvious reasons.)

The hoax is vaguely plausible. Microsoft did have to deal with the "Red Ring of Death" issue back in the Xbox 360 days over a decade and a half ago, and the idea of gadgets catching fire isn't completely unheard of. For example, Ring just recalled some of its video doorbells today, and there's the infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7 debacle that saw the entire product get recalled and removed from the market due to concerns over it catching fire. But gadgets that tend to ignite are typically battery-powered, with the fire risk usually coming from the onboard battery - not something that you'd have to worry about with an Xbox Series X.

Similarly, another viral post has been going around claiming the fan on the Xbox Series X is so powerful that the drafts it produces can suspend a ping-pong ball in midair over the console, like some sort of kinetic sculpture.

Here, too, there's some actual science that makes the possibility plausible. You might have even seen a similar demo in a middle school science class, where a hair dryer is used to levitate a ping-pong ball (thanks to some physics - specifically, Bernoulli's principle, which describes the relationship between speed and pressure of a fluid flow).

And while that science is real (and does work with something that pushes air as fast as a hair dryer does), unfortunately, it doesn't seem that the Xbox Series X's fan - sizable though it may be - actually puts out the kind of airspeed needed to suspend the ball.

Given how new the Xbox Series X is, it's possible there might be some issues that crop up, just like any other new piece of hardware. There appear to be some isolated incidents of disc drive issues, for example. But as with any other viral hoax on the internet, it's always good to take reports of problems with a healthy grain of salt, no matter how compelling they sound.

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Internet trolls seem to be faking Xbox Series X problems for memes

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Xbox Series X has already shipped out 3.3 Million Copies

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Xbox Series X has already shipped out 3.3 Million Copies

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According to statista.com, they are saying that the new Xbox will sell 30 Million copies by 2023.

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None - normal message
Red - Rule
Blue - Reminder
Green - News
Purple - Promos
Orange - Memes

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Updates and News are frequent on YouNews. Pin the tab and stay updated.

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Not everything here has to be news. News is just posted daily. Tell your stories or jokes. Don’t be shy!

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We share the latest in gaming and other nonpolitical topics. So should you.