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In the mood for something different than your usual night out?

Whether it’s Paint and Prosecco, or Drink and Draw, people are loving a bit of crafty fun along with their night out. 

Dublin Art Bar is perfect for corporate events, group parties, hens, stags, or just a fun night with friends. 

According to their website, this is Ireland’s first dedicated paint and sip venue, so if want to try something different and enter your Bob Ross era, this ones for you.

It also states that “The Dublin Art Bar is found in various venues across. Check our events for…

What just happened? A popular YouTuber has launched a campaign called “Stop Killing Games” to apply pressure on publishers to stop making their titles unplayable. The move comes days after Ubisoft shut down the servers of popular racer The Crew, rendering it inoperable for gamers everywhere.

The campaign was launched by YouTuber Ross Scott of Accursed Farms in an effort to highlight how developers and publishers are intentionally designing games to become unplayable as soon as support ends. According to the Stop Killing Games website, the practice lies in a legal gray area, largely because most governments do not have clear laws regarding this issue.

The campaign’s goal is to convince authorities to examine the legality of this practice and, hopefully, pass legislation to end as it…

Nestled on England’s picturesque south coast, Southampton offers far more than just its storied history and stunning coastline. For some time, this city has been charting a new course as a breeding ground for cutting-edge startups across various industries, each brimming with unique potential.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the top startups in Southampton that we think deserve your attention.

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Something to look forward to: Many gamers of a certain age probably miss the days before matchmaking replaced server browsers and custom servers, which let players moderate communities and stay online after developers ended official support. A dedicated group of modders is bringing significant upgrades to a project that aims to resurrect old-school functionality in EA’s Star Wars Battlefront sequel.

Those who own EA’s modern version of Star Wars Battlefront II (as opposed to the recently re-released 2005 version) on PC can now sign up for an upcoming playtest for a mod package that adds custom dedicated servers and other features. The trial begins later this month and the developers plan to release the full package soon after depending on the results.

Kyber V2 includes a server…