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Raanan Hershberg on Stand-Up, Beating the Algorithm & Finding Your Voice
Raanan Hershberg is a comic’s comic, known for sharp, long-form premises, ruthless self-awareness, and a distinct refusal to bend entirely to the internet’s whims. Over years grinding through the New York stand-up scene, making specials like Brave and Jokes from the Underground, and co-hosting Your Favorite Movie Sucks, he has built a reputation for comedy that digs into the messy, uncomfortable gray areas of modern life.
In this in-depth conversation, Hershberg sits down to discuss the development of his latest hour, Did You Like Me?, the modern reality of social media virality, and why protecting your artistic integrity matters more than ever.
In this episode, Hershberg takes a sobering look back at early 2000s "punching-down" material, the guilt of edgy comedy, and turning domestic arguments into sharper, honest material.
Hershberg then dives into the illusion of truth in stand-up, why audiences naturally suspend disbelief, how breaking the fourth wall creates bigger laughs, and the art of admitting when a joke is a lie.
Hershberg also addresses the dreaded algorithm trap: why chasing short viral clips compromises a comic’s voice, the line between smart promotion and writing for social media, and why virality often comes from people completely misunderstanding the joke.
Catch Raanan Hershberg performing his hour Did You Like Me? live at the 2026 New York Comedy Festival and watch his specials—including his award-winning short film Memory Room—available now on YouTube.
Follow Raanan Hershberg:
Instagram: @raanancomedy
Tickets & Tour Dates: punchup.live/raanan/tickets
Podcast: Your Favorite Movie Sucks
I switched from Chrome to Dia for a week, and here's what stood out
I spend a good chunk of my day in a browser, jumping between research, source-checking, writing in a CMS, and keeping up with emails. Chrome has been my home base for years, so switching browsers wasn't exactly something I was looking to do.
When and how to watch The Odyssey at home: Streaming details and deals
After a record-breaking theatrical run over the summer, The Odyssey will finally be available to watch at home this month. You'll still have to wait a bit to stream it, but dedicated fans can purchase the film at digital on-demand retailers soon.
How to watch 'The Odyssey' at a glance: Watch on Nov. 17 Preorder The Odyssey' on Prime Video $19.99 Shop Now Watch on Nov. 17 Preorder 'The Odyssey' at Apple TV $19.99 Shop Now Watch on Nov. 17 Preorder 'The Odyssey' on Fandango $19.99 Shop Now Watch later Peacock Premium yearly subscription $129.99/year (save $25.89) Get Deal Watch later Peacock Premium for Students and Young Adults $6.99/month for 12 months (save $6/month) Get Deal Watch later Peacock Premium for First Responders and Medical Professionals $7.99/month (save $5/month) Get Deal Watch later Peacock Premium for Active Military and Veterans $7.99/month (save $5/month) Get Deal Watch later Peacock Premium for Teachers $7.99/month (save $5/month) Get Deal Watch later Instacart+ (includes Peacock Premium for free) $99.99/year (save $129.99/year) Get Deal Watch later Walmart+ (includes Peacock Premium for free) $98/year (save $129.99/year) Get DealRaking in $626 million domestically and $1.8 billion globally, Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's ancient Greek epic poem became his highest-grossing film of all time, as well as Universal Pictures'. Mashable Entertainment Reporter Belen Edwards called it "nothing short of masterful" in her review. Other critics and audiences alike have raved about it (it currently holds a 94 percent on Rotten Tomatoes). I can't say I'm surprised, though. With an all-star cast that features Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, John Lenguizamo, and Charlize Theron, it was bound to be a cinematic phenomenon.
Check out the official trailer below.
The beloved adaptation is set to return to IMAX screens in December for those who want to experience it again in its full glory, but if you don't want to wait, you can catch it from your couch starting Nov. 17. Here are all the streaming details you need to know to watch The Odyssey.
How to watch The Odyssey at home Credit: Universal PicturesThe Odyssey will be available to watch at home this month. You can preorder at Amazon, Fandango, or Apple TV. If you can wait a little longer, it will also be streaming. See all the details below.
Buy or rent it on digitalThe Odyssey is set to make its digital debut on Nov. 17, 2026. This means you can buy the movie from on-demand retailers for $19.99 (or likely rent it for around $14.99).
Here are some quick links to preorder the film on digital. Note that these prices will likely drop a few weeks after its digital debut.
Apple TV — preorder for $19.99
Fandango — preorder for $19.99
Prime Video — preorder for $19.99
While no specific streaming date has officially been announced, we can make an educated guess that The Odyssey will make its streaming debut on Peacock in February. We'll update this story with the latest information once it's revealed.
Christopher Nolan’s last film, the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, debuted on digital exactly four months after its theatrical release. The Odyssey has followed its exact same timeline so far. If it follows a similar streaming schedule as well, the director's latest epic will hit Peacock in early February 2027.
The best Peacock streaming dealsPeacock subscriptions start at $8.99, but the cheapest tier won't grant you access to theatrical releases. Instead, you'll need at least Peacock Premium to watch The Odyssey when it's released. A Premium subscription will run you $12.99 per month. Fortunately, there are a few different ways you can save some money on a subscription, which we've rounded up below.
Best Peacock deal: Save up to $39 on an annual subscription Opens in a new window Credit: Peacock Peacock Premium annual subscription $129.99 per year or $199.99 per year (save 17%) Get DealThe best way to save money on a streaming subscription on any given day is by opting for the annual plan instead of the monthly plan. Paying for a year of Peacock Premium or Premium Plus up front saves you up to $39.89 per year.
Peacock Premium (with ads) costs $12.99 monthly, which adds up to $155.88 for 12 months. If you pay for the annual plan, however, it'll only cost you $129.99 — a savings of $25.89. Likewise, the Premium Plus plan costs $19.99 per month, which adds up to $239.88. The annual plan, on the other hand, costs just $199.99 — a savings of $39.89. You'll essentially be getting two months of streaming for free by opting for an annual subscription.
Best Peacock deal for Xfinity customers: Free Peacock Premium for eligible accounts Opens in a new window Credit: Peacock / Xfinity Peacock Premium Free for select Xfinity customers Learn MoreFree is our favorite price. If you're an Xfinity customer and have yet to check if you get Peacock for free, I highly recommend heading to Xfinity.com for more details. Here's a brief breakdown:
Xfinity Internet customers who are Diamond or Platinum Xfinity Rewards members can get Peacock Premium for free by redeeming a reward for it. Sign in at xfinity.com/rewards and choose Peacock as a reward. Then, wait for your email (it may take a few hours) with instructions on activating the offer.
NOW TV customers can also receive Peacock Premium as part of their service.
New customers with Xfinity Internet and an X1 TV Box, Flex streaming TV Box, or a Xumo Stream Box from Xfinity can get Peacock Premium for free for six months.
Both students and young adults (ages 18 to 24) can slash $6 per month off a Peacock Premium subscription all year long. Verify your student status or age through SheerID and generate a unique promo code to knock the price down to just $6.99 instead of $12.99. You can renew the offer yearly if you still meet the criteria, but you may have to prove verify your student status or age each time.
Best for first responders, medical professionals, military, and teachers: Save $5/month Opens in a new window Credit: Peacock Peacock Premium for First Responders and Medical Professionals $7.99 per month (save $5 per month) Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Peacock Peacock Premium for Military $7.99 per month (save $5 per month) Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Peacock Peacock Premium for Teachers $7.99/month (save $5 per month) Get DealFirst responders, medical professionals, teachers, and military personnel can all unlock Peacock Premium subscriptions (with ads) for a discounted rate of $7.99 per month by verifying professional status through SheerID. If you continue to meet the verification qualifications, then you can renew your subscription at a discounted rate each year. Prices are subject to change.
Best for Instacart users: Free Peacock Premium with Instacart+ subscription Opens in a new window Credit: Instacart / Peacock Peacock Premium annual subscription Free for Instacart+ subscribers (save $129.99/year) Get DealAn Instacart+ membership ($99 per year) unlocks a free Peacock Premium subscription ($129.99 per year value) on top of free grocery delivery, lower fees, and credit back on eligible pickup orders. You'll even get a free two-week trial to kick things off. The cost of Instacart+ is already a better deal than Peacock Premium for the year.
Pro tip: Sign up for your trial of Instacart+ when The Odyssey debuts on Peacock so you can watch it for free. Just be sure to cancel before you're charged the full amount. Setting a calendar alert is highly recommended.
Best for Walmart shoppers: Free Peacock Premium for Walmart+ members Opens in a new window Credit: Walmart Walmart+ $98 per year Get DealA Walmart+ membership is one of the best ways to score streaming services for free. A $98 Walmart+ subscription unlocks either Peacock Premium or Paramount+ Essential as a free perk — and you can switch every few months. Since Peacock Premium is a $129.99 value, the $98 Walmart+ membership is already a better deal than paying for Peacock on its own. With Walmart+, you'll also get free shipping with no order minimums, fuel discounts, a Scan & Go checkout tool, and early access to deals during Walmart's major shopping events.
Android Auto is getting a major makeover: 4 changes to know about
My husband and I can’t seem to agree on one thing whenever we’re in the car: the infotainment interface. He’s firmly on Team CarPlay, while I prefer Android Auto and keep finding reasons to defend it. I use it for Google Maps and Spotify on almost every drive, so I notice even the small things that could improve the experience. I’ve often wished Google would refresh the interface instead of making us stick with the same familiar layout.
The Ocarina of Time remake is setting Metacritic records left and right
Nintendo appears to have made the right call in remaking The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2, at least from a hearts-and-minds perspective.
The visually resplendent remake, which hit store shelves last week, has already set two records on Metacritic in just a few days. For starters, it has the highest aggregate score (96 out of 100) of any game to be released in 2026 so far. That was established when reviews went up a week ago, though, so it's not necessarily news at this point. However, as Forbes noted, Ocarina for Switch 2 has achieved another gaudy Metacritic milestone: It's now the highest-rated game by user scores in the site's history, with an all-time record score of 9.6 out of 10.
SEE ALSO: 6 good, bad, and weird changes in 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' for Switch 2For reference, the original Ocarina of Time for Nintendo 64 is the highest-rated game by critics in the history of Metacritic, with a score of 99 out of 100, a record it's held for a long time.
More than 8,750 users have submitted scores for Ocarina on Metacritic, so that score isn't necessarily being affected by a small sample size. It should absolutely be noted and emphasized that Metacritic does not require a verification of purchase for a user to submit a review score, so it's theoretically possible that some people are adding numbers to the mix in either direction without having played the game.
The Ocarina remake has also only been in the general public's hands for a little more than four days at the time of publication, so these takes are coming in piping hot, and people could change their minds over time.
We also would be remiss not to mention that Grand Theft Auto VI launches on Nov. 19, so there's a chance (albeit a small one) that Ocarina doesn't sit atop the user review throne for very long.
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Replace your old bulky desktop with $122 off the Acemagic K1 mini-PC
The days of huge desktop PCs are over for everyone, but gamers and most buyers are moving to mini PCs, like the Acemagic K1, which pack a punch despite their compact size. Now's the time to replace that old desktop with the Acemagic K1 mini PC, now 26% off with a limited-time Amazon deal.
Windows won't let you name a folder "CON" because of this 45-year-old quirk
Microsoft has been around for decades, dating back to 1975 with its BASIC software. BASIC was written for the Altair 8800 microcomputer built by MITS (Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems). Bill Gates and Paul Allen created the software when MITS approached them, needing a programming language for their personal computers. Back then, the brand was referenced as Micro-Soft in a letter from Bill Gates to Paul Allen. The brand had not been established yet.
Amazon has tons of Govee holiday lights on sale for up to 52% off
Over the weekend, two of my neighbors put up their Christmas lights. One even did so with the garage door open and Christmas music tunes playing that filled the cul de sac. I'm not upset about the Christmas vibes in November, but even if you think it's too early, now is a great time to consider if your lights need an upgrade this year before the selection gets picked over.
Lucky for us, Amazon has tons of Govee Christmas lights on sale for both outside the house and inside. Plus, the sale extends to Govee's permanent outdoor lights which means this could be the last time you have to climb onto the roof to get them on the house.
Well ahead of Black Friday, check out these Govee deals at Amazon to get a head start on the holiday cheer.
Best outdoor lights deal Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Icicle Lights (33 feet) $109.99 at Amazon$229.99 Save $120.00 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
Go with the classic icicle lights this winter. The 33-foot strand of Govee Icicle Lights has 400 LEDs and over 78 preset scenes for holidays beyond Christmas. Plus, the IP67 waterproof rating means you can leave them up year-round if you'd like.
Since you can control the lights with the Govee app or with voice command, you'll never have to go outside in the dark to turn them on.
Best Christmas tree lights deal Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Christmas Lights 2-in-1 $159.99 at Amazon$199.99 Save $40 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
New this year, the Govee Christmas 2-in-1 lights are a delight. The set includes a 99-foot strand of 300 LED lights and a 26-foot strand with silver ornaments and 20 lights. The two strands work as one to wrap around your tree. Each of the 20 ornament lights projects a snowflake display and Govee makes it easy to decide on colors thanks to the 130 preset scenes.
Best holiday decor deal Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Christmas Cone Tree Lights $149.99 at Amazon$189.99 Save $40 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
Great for the yard or inside, the 7.5-foot Govee Christmas Cone Tree is certainly easier to maintain compared to a live tree and easier to store than an artificial Christmas tree. The Govee Christmas Cone Tree has 370 LED lights that come with an IP67 waterproof rating. In addition to the endless lighting scenes in the Govee app, you can also set the lights to sync with music for a great holiday party.
Best outdoor Christmas lights projector deal Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Outdoor Christmas Projector Light $109.99 at Amazon$149.99 Save $40.00 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
Instead of climbing onto the roof to get your house in the holiday spirit with lights, stay on the ground and install the Govee Outdoor Christmas Projector Light. It's capable of lighting up your home with a display that measures up to 32 feet, covering up to 1,500 square feet. It's easy to swap between any of the 16 patterns and it's capable of handling temperatures as low as -4 degrees Fahrenheit.
More Govee holiday lights dealsGovee C9 String Lights (39 feet) — $99.99 $119.99 (save $20)
Govee Christmas Sparkle String Lights (99 feet) — $109.99 $149.99 (save $30)
Govee Outdoor Lights Set Holly-Jolly Christmas Bundle — $179.99 $299.99 (save $120)
Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights 2 Pro (200 feet) — $639.99 $799.99 (save $160)
Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights Prism (200 feet) — $689.99 $859.99 (save $170)
This $32 WOLFBOX Electric Air Duster beats canned air for PC cleaning
Disposable cans of compressed air are a frustrating way to maintain your electronics. They always run out when you need them most, leaving propellant residue on your sensitive components. A reusable electric duster like the WOLFBOX MF60 is a far better way to get rid of dust, and it's currently available at an impulse buy-worthy discount.
I replaced 4 apps using Home Assistant, and I'm never going back
Home Assistant is incredibly powerful and almost endlessly customizable. If there's an idea you want to make a reality, the chances are that you can make it happen. I've used Home Assistant to replace several different apps that just couldn't match what I could set up with the smart home software.
Early Black Friday deal: LGs most popular OLED TV is the cheapest its been all year
SAVE $1,000: Ahead of Black Friday, you can get the LG 55-inch C6 OLED 4K TV for its best price to date — just $999.99 — at both Amazon and Best Buy. That's 50% off its original list price. Several other sizes are also on sale for all-time lows.
Opens in a new window Credit: LG LG 55-inch C6 OLED 4K TV $999.99 at Amazon$1,999.99 Save $1,000 Get Deal at Amazon Opens in a new window Credit: LG LG 55-inch C6 OLED 4K TV $999.99 at Best Buy
$1,999.99 Save $1,000 Get Deal at Best Buy
One of the best things about this time of year is that all of our favorite TV models start dropping to record-low prices. LG's most popular OLED TV for 2026, in particular, has hit an all-time low well ahead of Black Friday. If your TV has taken its last breath and you can't wait a few more weeks, the LG C6 OLED is definitely worth a look.
As of Nov. 9, both Amazon and Best Buy have the LG 55-inch C6 OLED 4K TV for only $999.99. Originally listed at $1,999.99, that's 50% off its actual price. It's currently down to the same sale price as the 48-inch model, which basically means you'll get seven extra inches of screen real estate for free (girl math, duh).
Both retailers also have larger sizes of the OLED TV at their lowest prices of the year as well. If you need something a little bigger, the 65-inch model is down to $1,399.99 from $2,699.99 and the 77-inch is down to $1,999.96 from $3,699.99.
The LG C6 is our favorite OLED TV for most people. It features impeccable image quality with inky black levels and stark contrast that can transform a typical movie night or sports game into a theatrical experience. Compared to its predecessor, it offers higher peak brightness, more vibrant colors, enhanced audio, and a better refresh rate (165Hz versus 144Hz).
OLED TVs are expensive, so any chance you have to save a significant amount of cash on one, you should take. With a 50% price drop, this deal on the LG C6 is an outstanding value.
If you're looking for something a bit more budget-friendly, be sure to follow along with our guide to the best TV deals as we inch closer to Black Friday.
3 weirdest problems I've had with refurbished homelab hardware, and it's still worth it
I have seen plenty of people run into problems with refurbished laptops. Sometimes, reinstalling Windows reveals the machine is still enrolled in an organization’s management system, and it gets locked again. Other times, buyers discover that the laptop was stolen or has some kind of firmware or administrative lock. I have been fortunate enough to avoid these problems myself, but my experience with refurbished homelab hardware has been considerably more interesting.
Early Black Friday Nintendo deals include saving $30 on the Switch 2 and SanDisk storage upgrades
We're still a few weeks away from officially landing on Black Friday, but the deals aren't waiting. That's great news if you're a Nintendo fan or have a gamer on your holiday shopping list. From games to storage upgrades and accessories, we're already seeing sweet deals.
While we're not seeing deals on the new Zelda Switch 2 or The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2, we do see deals that'll be nice additions to your Zelda gaming sessions.
SEE ALSO: We found 45 early Black Friday deals already live: Get $200 off MacBooks, 53% off Bose headphonesWe've compiled the top Nintendo and Nintendo Switch deals that are live ahead of Black Friday. Shopping early means you'll have everything you need for spending the holiday break with Nintendo.
Best Nintendo console deal Opens in a new window Credit: Nintedo Nintendo Switch 2 $469 at Woot$499 Save $30 Get Deal at Woot Why we like it
While stock is tight on the new Zelda version of the Switch 2, you can snag the standard model already on sale before Black Friday. Head to Woot to get the Nintendo Switch 2 while it's in stock for $469. Amazon Prime members get free shipping with Woot, but keep in mind that Woot deals tend to sell out quickly, so don't wait on this one.
More Nintendo console dealsNintendo Switch (Renewed) — $198.99 $339 (save $140.01)
Nintendo Switch OLED (Renewed) — $265.99 $387.99 (save $122)
$199.99 Save $40 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
Load up on all the games before winter break thanks to a memory upgrade with the SanDisk 512GB micoSD Express Card. It's designed with write speeds up to 650MB per second and read speeds up to 880MB per second. The SanDisk microSD is officially licensed by Nintendo for the Switch 2, so you'll be good to go for all you gaming needs. Since memory is in short supply and prices continue to rise, snag this deal before it expires.
Best Nintendo game deal Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo 'Pokémon Legends: Z-A' $49.94 at Amazon$69.99 Save $20.05 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
If you already have a Switch 2 or you're looking for a great Christmas gift for a gamer, Pokémon Legends: Z-A is already on sale for under $50. Mashable Tech Reporter Alex Perry reviewed Pokémon Legends Z-A and noted it's "enjoyably light and airy," which seems like the kind of game we need right now.
Best Nintendo Switch 2 accessory deal Opens in a new window Credit: Belkin Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 Travel Case $24.99 at Amazon$29.99 Save $5 Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it
If your Switch 2 will be coming along on winter holiday travel, snag the Belkin Travel Case while it's on sale for $24.99. It offers protection and easy transport for the Switch 2 itself, an AirTag, up to 12 game cards, cables, and a cleaning cloth. While the exterior is tough and durable, the interior is soft and protective.
Louis Therouxs Instagram post with Nathan Fielder has the internet abuzz
Nathan Fielder and Louis Theroux in the same room?
For fans of deadpan interviews that can verge on the awkward and surreal, it's a great day.
Theroux, whose recent documentary Inside the Manosphere made a splash on Netflix, shared an image of himself having coffee with Fielder on Instagram.
"Catching up with this guy. Apparently he has a new documentary out," wrote Theroux, referring to Fielder's much-hyped Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything. "Has anyone heard anything about it?"
SEE ALSO: Where to watch Nathan Fielder's other shows, relevant to his Elizabeth Holmes documentaryThe excitement in the comment section was palpable.
Credit: Instagram Credit: Instagram Credit: Instagram Credit: InstagramSo, what does it mean? Are the two working on something together?
Well, if they are, then the most likely format would probably be Theroux's weekly podcast. But what's just as likely is the two could simply be meeting up for chat — Fielder and Theroux have in fact been in conversation before for an article for Interview Magazine, and it's clear that they're fans of each other's work.
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5 new movies to watch this week on Netflix, Apple TV, and more (November 9-15)
If Netflix is your favorite streaming service, this list is for you. Several new movies are premiering on Netflix this week, including a dramedy directed by Chris Rock, a documentary by Ron Howard, and a mystery thriller starring Jessica Chastain.
Samsungs S90H OLED TV just dropped to its lowest price of the year ahead of Black Friday
SAVE $802: As of Nov. 9, the Samsung 55-inch S90H OLED 4K TV has dropped down to $1,197.99 at Amazon from its list price of $1,999.99. That's 40% off and matches its lowest price to date.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung 55-inch S90H OLED 4K TV $1,197.99$1,999.99 Save $802 Get Deal
Though we're still a couple of weeks away from Black Friday, we're already smack dab in the middle of the best season to buy a new TV. You can certainly wait around for the big day, but it's not required, as this Samsung S90H OLED 4K TV is already down to its lowest price ever.
As of Nov. 9, the Samsung 55-inch S90H OLED 4K TV is down to just $1,197.99 at Amazon. Its original list price is $1,999.99 (though Amazon sells it a little short), which means you'll save a grand total of $802 or 40%. According to our favorite price-tracking tool, this beats its previous record-low by about $100.
The S90H is Samsung's mid-range OLED from its 2026 lineup — just a step down from our favorite OLED TV of the year (the S95H) and a step above the entry-level S85H. While most TV upgrades from one year to the next are generally pretty minimal, the S90H was a decent jump from its predecessor, as Ty Pendlebury from Mashable's sister site CNET points out. "The real reason to buy the S90H over the previous S90F is the addition of the antireflective coating," he writes.
The anti-reflective coating helps eliminate those pesky glares and reflections while watching TV in aggressive lighting. It also bumped up the brightness from the previous generation, improved lag times, and upgraded the refresh rate to 165Hz.
If you don't feel like waiting around for Black Friday, you can rest assured you're getting the best price to date on the Samsung 55-inch S90H OLED TV. Plus, if you upgrade now, you can start watching all of your favorite holiday movies in top-notch quality.
GTA 6 preload release date: When you can download the game
For anyone who has already pre-ordered Grand Theft Auto VI, it's about to take up a huge amount of space on your console's hard drive in the very near future.
That's because it's almost time to preload the most anticipated game of the year. If you don't normally engage with games this way, it means that anyone who has purchased GTA 6 will be able to install the full game on their hard drive before release. According to Rockstar, preloading will work slightly differently on PS5 and Xbox consoles. For PS5 owners, preloading will begin on Tuesday, Nov. 10 at midnight local time wherever you are. For Xbox players, preloading starts at 12 a.m. GMT on Tuesday and runs simultaneously for everyone.
SEE ALSO: GTA 6 release date: Is there early access? The soonest anyone can play.To be clear, preloading the game early does not mean you can play it early, unless you set your console to New Zealand time. It will be locked and unplayable until it's officially out in your region.
Rockstar also confirmed in that post that the game will take up to 212GB of space on your hard drive, so start deleting games right now if you need to.
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I ditched Obsidian for its free and open-source rival with built-in sync
Obsidian is arguably one of the best apps out there for taking notes and organizing your knowledge base, but it comes with its fair share of imperfections. One of my main qualms with Obsidian is how difficult it can be to sync notes between my phone, desktop, and other devices. Sure, you could pay $4/month to get sync support, but I'm a cheapskate.
NVIDIA's $299 Shield TV Pro is aging out, and the new Apple TV 4K is taking its place
When the NVIDIA Shield TV Pro launched at $199 back in 2019, it was considered a steep premium compared to regular Android TV streaming sticks. However, it proved its worth by staying relevant for over half a decade, much like our living room televisions. I was drawn to the Shield TV for its hardware-level AI upscaling, which enhances standard 1080p content, and lossless audio passthrough, making it an excellent local Plex client. The price was worth paying, considering I didn't need to buy a very expensive television to enjoy these enhancements.
Stop guessing which stocks are worth buying with this $60 3-year subscription
TL;DR: Stop second-guessing your investments with some help from this three-year subscription to Tykr Stock Screener Premium Plan, on sale now for just $59.99 (reg. $300).
Opens in a new window Credit: Tykr Tykr Stock Screener Premium Plan: 3-Year Subscription $59.99$299.97 Save $239.98 Get Deal
It’s easy to get caught up in the latest stock market buzz. But if you want to be a smart investor, you can’t just follow the trends. Tykr Stock Screener looks at the bigger picture, helping you see beyond the hype by analyzing thousands of stocks and giving you straightforward ratings based on their real value.
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If second-guessing always keeps you from investing, Tykr Stock Screener helps demystify this intimidating process. This handy tool offers clear ratings to help you make decisions, labeling stocks as On Sale, Watch, or Overpriced. It also provides a fair value estimate and a margin of safety, making it easier to invest with confidence.
If you have specific investment criteria, Tykr Stock Screener has custom filters that help you screen thousands of stocks in seconds. You can also easily connect your account to one of over 40 supported brokers, from Schwab to Fidelity and Robinhood, so you can sync your holdings into the portfolio tracker.
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