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'RHONJ' Jennifer Aydin Addresses Ozempic Accusations With Weight Loss Confession

Jennifer Aydin is clapping back at critics of her new slimmed-down figure.

In fact, The Real Housewives of New Jersey star recently addressed accusations that she uses Ozempic head-on.

"I am not on Ozempic!" the Bravo star firmly told host Andy Cohen of the Type 2 diabetes medication used for weight loss on the July 14 episode of Watch What Happens Live.. "So for anybody who is yelling at me saying my head is too big for my body, it's just my hair. And that I have to stop taking Ozempic because their family members can't get it, I am not on Ozempic."

As it turns out, Aydin prefers the injectable drug under a different brand name.

"I'm on Mounjaro, okay," the 47-year-old hilariously added. "Mounjaro 2.5. I'm sorry! I love being this weight, I love it! I have …

Asus and ASRock BIOS files provide yet more evidence AMD’s cheap Phoenix laptop APU will rise on desktop-

Motherboard BIOS updates are rarely newsworthy but the latest ones from Asus and ASRock, for some of their AM5 X670 models, contain an Agesa update that provides more evidence AMD is definitely going to release a Ryzen 7000G desktop APU, using its laptop Phoenix architecture. 

Just don’t ask when.

As reported by Hardwareluxx, the fresh BIOS files contain the 1.1.0.0 version of AMD’s Agesa software. This is essentially a checklist for PCs to follow when they first boot up, to ensure that the CPU, RAM, and motherboard chipset all correctly initialise. Any new processors have to be included in the lists, otherwise, the BIOS won’t function properly.

In this latest revision, there are clear entries for Phoenix 7xxx APUs. At present, desktop PCs sporting Ryzen 7000-series CPUs are host to Raphael processors, which use one or two 5nm chiplets for the Zen 4 cores and a single 6nm IO chip, that also houses two RDNA 2 compute units for very basic graphics outpu…

‘This game means more to me than any other’- The voice of Final Fantasy 14- Dawntrail’s first hrothgar lady has been playing since before the game’s 2013 revamp-

Now that Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail’s full trailer has finally released, the game’s first on-screen hrothgar lady has stepped into the spotlight. It turns out that her English voice actor has also been playing the game for years, as revealed in a tweet yesterday.

“Keeping quiet about this has been the hardest thing of my life,” Sena Bryer writes in a follow-up tweet. “I’ve been playing FFXIV since 1.0 launch, and before that FFXI since its NA PC launch. This game means more to me than any other in all my life of gaming. To be such a part of it is such a tremendous honour.”

FF14’s initial release (the 1.0 Bryer mentions) is almost unrecognisable to most players nowadays. It was flooded with glitches, weighed down by an archaic user interface and combat system, and hilariously poorly optimised—infamously, one single barrel had more polygons than a player model for some ungodly reason.

The game’s current director Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P) was brought in to give t…

คอลลาโบ ‘7 บาป X OVERLORD’ รีเทิร์นความสนุกอีกครั้ง_1

กรุงเทพฯ, ประเทศไทย (วันที่ 3 กันยายน พ.. 2567) – เน็ตมาร์เบิ้ล ผู้พัฒนาและผู้เผยแพร่เกมมือถือคุณภาพสูงชั้นนำ ได้ปล่อยอัปเดตใหม่สำหรับ The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross <อัศวิน 7 บาป> โดยแฟรนไชส์อนิเมะยอดนิยมอย่าง OVERLORD ได้รีเทิร์นสู่โลก <อัศวิน 7 บาป> อีกครั้งในอัปเดตล่าสุด พร้อมนำเสนออัศวินใหม…

สำรวจกาแล็กซีที่เต็มไปด้วยโอกาสให้ไขว่คว้า ใน Star Wars Outlaws™ พร้อมจำหน่ายแล้ววันนี้_1

ประเทศไทย – 30 สิงหาคม 2567 – วันนี้ Ubisoft ร่วมมือกับ Lucasfilm Games ประกาศว่า Star Wars Outlaws (สตาร์ วอร์ส เอาต์ลอว์ส) ซึ่งเป็นเกม Star Wars™ แบบโอเพนเวิลด์เกมแรก พร้อมให้เล่นแล้วบนคอนโซล Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation®5, Amazon Luna และพีซีผ่านทาง Ubisoft Store และ Epic Games Store.

Star Wars Outlaws: Official Launch Trailer

นำการพัฒนาโดย Massive Entertainment*, Star Wars Outlaws จะเชื้อเชิญผู้เล่นให้มาสัมผัสกับจักรวา�…

Click Click Dig is a charming little pixelated idler-

Okay, idle fans, I’ve got a new clicker for you: Click Click Dig dropped a new demo this week, and it’s looking pretty much like your kind of thing. In it, your little guy (“Diggy”) and his friends are tunneling toward the center of various planets in search of special and rare materials. Special and rare materials you’ll obviously use to dig deeper, faster, on even more planets.

First off, it’s very cute. The little guys’ little animations are adorable, from the flopping fish to the squashy slime—exactly the kind of characterful thing you want from an idle or incremental game.

It’s the basic setup you expect by now: Start simple, just you and a click or two, then hire assistants to autoclick, then start unlocking upgrades… then skins that are upgrades… then upgrade shops… a research system… crafting. Yeah, it’s all here, and I like it so far.

The free prologue is its own unique planet to dig to the center of, which takes a day or three depending on h…

Final Fantasy 14 dispute ends in the death of its most popular mod-

Ask a Final Fantasy 14 diehard what mods they use and many of them will say GShade, a fork of Reshade that lets you customize the game’s visuals. GShade has long been the tool to make the MMO (and several other games) look pretty for screenshots, allowing you to add shaders for a more vibrant or avant-garde aesthetic.

GShade, at least for the moment, is gone. Its creator, Marot Satil, announced in the GPOSERS Discord that it “will not receive updates for the time being.” But at the time of this writing, GShade’s GitHub page, including Satil’s account, have been removed.

Over the last few days, Satil has been battling another modder, NotNite, who made an alternative version of the software called GeezShade. GeezShade is essentially a fork of ReShade that uses a workaround to download and install most of the custom shaders from GShade.

“[GShade’s] installer is a total mess that also is not open source,” NotNite wrote on their blog. “Of course, monkey see and monkey g…

Final Fantasy 14’s spin on D&D has proven so popular it’s already sold out before a single die has been rolled, though a second wave of reprints is on its way-

Turns out, the critically-acclaimed MMORPG Final Fantasy 14 is popular. Popular enough that its surprise foray into the tabletop RPG (TTRPG) market has sold like hotcakes.

As spotted by Dicebreaker, the FF14 TTPRG has already proven so popular, in fact, that it’s sold out without a single book shipped—though the first wave of pre-orders will be arriving later this month. 

This has been confirmed by the official Square Enix merchandise account on Twitter, which writes: “Wave 1 of the FFXIV TTRPG has sold out and will be released later this month. If you Pre-Ordered Wave 1 of the TTRPG, it will start shipping later in May.”

Fortunately, a reprint of the system is en-route, with pre-orders for “Wave 2” available on the Square Enix Store at the time of writing. There are some genuinely funny parallels to draw here—considering Final Fantasy 14’s most recent expansion, Endwalker, was so hungered-after that Square Enix had to just stop selling it for a wh…

Everywhere, an upcoming multiplayer sandbox game with a powerful creation suite under the hood, will be opening its toolkit to closed beta testers soon-

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Everywhere, simply put, wants you to come and make stuff. While games like Fortnite and Roblox have had their own user-generated content (UGC) tools added after-the-fact (and have seen massive success off the back of them) Everywhere is a game that looks to build itself from the ground-up with those tools in mind—making it the lifeblood of its interlocking systems.

Last year, I got to visit Build a Rocket Boy to take a look at it myself, and while I think it’s facing an uphill battle in a market with similar offerings, I’ve still got hope that Everywhere is going to find its niche.

From what I’ve been shown, said UGC tools are suitably powerful for that task, letting players kitbash custom assets, code, and sound effects together to create some really complex stuff—while allowing them to save “Stamps”, clumps of asset and code they’ll be able to publish and share with others. These stamps can then be cobbled together by less technically-minded player…