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Sunday, 23 June 2019
Save on this 3D printer for kids that lets them make their own toys
Save 58% on this multi-tool that can perform more than 16 functions
5 seriously important skills you can learn online
Future air travel looks high-tech, autonomous, and electric
This is how much American drivers use their phone in the car
Netflix might get picture-in-picture on desktop
Volkswagen's electric race car set another speed record. Can it do that again?
Walmart's using AI cameras to catch thieves
The best and worst platforms for DTR convos, ranked
DHS CISA warns of Iranian hackers' habit of deploying data-wiping malware
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The U.K.’s biggest (and only) asteroid mining company has designs on our skies
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Awesome Tech You Can’t Buy Yet: Illuminated keyboards and a retro gaming console
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Save on Smartsense by Sengled PAR38 1 Pack - 3000K LED Security Floodlight with Built-in Motion Detector, Indoor/Outdoor Use, Weatherproof and more - CNET
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India tells scooter makers to prepare for a switch to EVs
2020 Chevrolet Silverado Diesel first drive review: A smooth and torquey operator - Roadshow
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Tired Black Bear Sneaks Into Montana Home to Take a Nap
A black bear looking for a cozy place to snooze scared the daylights out of a family when they discovered him hiding inside their Montana home. On Friday morning, the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office […]
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Steam will stop supporting Ubuntu Linux over 32-bit compatibility
US cyberattack reportedly hit Iranian targets
Yahoo News is reporting that a “retaliatory digital strike against an Iranian spy group” was carried out this past Thursday. The Washington Post, The New York Times, and the Associated Press all confirmed the report with their own sources, including the further detail that the cyber attack was approved by President Donald Trump. It was the same day that Trump called off airstrikes against Iranian targets.
The target of the attacks was an “intelligence group” that either has ties to or is part of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, depending on which report you read. That group had been connected to recent attacks on commercial ships in the region, according to Yahoo News. The Post says that the attack was “crippling to Iran’s military...
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Microsoft Bans Employees From Using Slack, Has AWS and Google Docs on a 'Discouraged' List
PC giant Microsoft has informed its staff not to use popular chat app and competitor Slack, adding it to a list of “prohibited and discouraged technology” comprised of software and services that it does not want employees using outside of specific circumstances, Geekwire reported on Friday.
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DC Is Working On a Huge Number of New Young Adult and Kid Books
DC recently announced that they were consolidating all of their imprints, cancelling a wide variety of separate lines, including the DC Ink and DC Zoom lines aimed at younger readers. In the aftermath of that news, it would be easy to worry about the future of DC’s books for non-adult audiences, but it turns out they…
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Criticism Surrounds Facebook's Proposed Jump Into Cryptocurrency
NPR's Michel Martin speaks with media studies professor Lana Swartz about Facebook's proposed currency, Libra.
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Walmart uses AI camera tech to track checkout theft at 1,000 stores
What do the Flags do in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite?
The flags are a new addition to Wizards Unite and not something we have seen in Pokémon GO
Niantic has worked really hard to make Harry Potter: Wizards Unite distinct from its other AR games and it has done that by adding several new mechanics to the game. Most of those mechanics are things you have to do in-game but some of them are simple touches that allow the company to easily add variety.
Flags have been added to the game for just that reason, and though you may have seen them around you may not know what they do.
What are flags?
Flags can be seen on the world map of Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, often in the areas populated with plenty of Inns and Fortresses — sorry rural players, we still get the short shrift — and can have various symbols on them. These symbols denote each of the "Families" that can be found in your registry.
There are 10 Families in the game right now, and they are as follows:
- Care of Magical Creatures
- Dark Arts
- Hogwarts School
- Legends of Hogwarts
- Ministry of Magic
- Magizoology
- Magical Games and Sports
- Mysterious Artefacts
- Wonders of the Wizarding World
- Oddities
How to use Flags to your advantage
Flags are essentially just that, flags. They flag an area in-game where the specific Traces that matches the family icon can be found in greater numbers. When you tap on a flag it highlights the area that is being affected and in that area Traces of that type will appear more frequently and with a higher risk than they do elsewhere.
This is a lovely addition to the game and allows you to target specific areas you want to go and fight in. If you are on your hour lunch break and you want to grab some "Ministry of Magic" traces then head over to that flag, tap it to find out the area it covers and move into it. Simple.
Harry Potter accessories we love
Hogwarts phone case
Show your love of the Potterverse, and protect your phone with this beautiful faux-leather case. The Hogwarts crest burns bright on the front with plenty of room inside for some cash and cards too.
Harry Potter themed power bank
This may not be the most powerful power bank ever but it should give your iPhone enough extra juice to get you through a Fortress or two. And it has the Hogwarts symbol on! That's worth the price right there.
Hogwarts House PopSocket
Represent your house with a secure way to grip your phone while walking on your magical adventure casting spells and securing Foundables.
Harry Potter Over The Ear Headphones
Show your love of Harry Potter to the whole world, while shutting that same world out with these funky headphones from ihome.
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