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Alan Wake 2 to get 'alternative narrative' and 'Nightmare difficulty level'
Alan Wake 2 to get 'alternative narrative' and 'Nightmare difficulty level'
Remedy Entertainment has revealed details of the game plus mode.
2023-10-27 20:26
Deutsche Bank Executive Warns of Growing ‘Fat Tail’ ESG Risk
Deutsche Bank Executive Warns of Growing ‘Fat Tail’ ESG Risk
Investors face a growing risk that climate change will result in a sudden loss of value, with existing
2023-10-27 19:57
Exxon Raises Dividend After Free Cash Flow Soars More Than Expected
Exxon Raises Dividend After Free Cash Flow Soars More Than Expected
Exxon Mobil Corp. boosted dividends more than expected and posted a surprise cash flow increase, reaping the benefits
2023-10-27 19:26
The best centre-backs to sign on Football Manager 2024
The best centre-backs to sign on Football Manager 2024
The best centre-backs to sign on Football Manager 2024, including Harry Maguire, Joe Gomez, Jean-Clair Todibo & more.
2023-10-27 19:21
A Shaky Mega-Project Risks Throwing Carbon Offsets Into Chaos
A Shaky Mega-Project Risks Throwing Carbon Offsets Into Chaos
It’s been a brutal year for the developers of Kariba, one of the planet’s largest carbon projects. That
2023-10-27 18:55
Six signs your house is actually haunted by faulty electrics, according to tech experts
Six signs your house is actually haunted by faulty electrics, according to tech experts
It's Halloween season and while some might believe they have a haunted house, a charity has warned it is more likely that the ghastly goings-on are actually to do with dangerous electrical faults. Experts are warning that typical experiences associated with haunted houses could present a much more scary reality, leaving your home exposed to a fire. Flickering lights and green slime oozing from the walls may sound like a scene from an Alfred Hitchcock movie but are far more likely to be explained by electrical faults linked to wiring, than any ghoulish ghost. “We’re all familiar with scenes in horror movies where the lights constantly flicker and trip,” explained Richard Harvey, electrical installation safety engineer at Electrical Safety First. “But the reality is far more scary than any ghost. Flickering lights or bulbs that keep blowing are likely caused by a loose connection in your wiring rather than the supernatural.” Green slime oozing from plug sockets is also a warning to look out for this spooky season. “A green goo-like substance oozing from your plug sockets is far more likely to be linked to deteriorating wiring than a mutant invasion,” Harvey added. “When green goo appears, it can adversely affect protective components within your socket and leave you exposed to risk of electric shock in the future. It is mostly seen in wiring predating 1960 and is a chemical reaction between the plastic and copper.” The consequences of faulty electrics can be far more frightening than a property plagued by the paranormal, leaving your home exposed to fire and those living in it at serious risk. “A far more effective way of tackling these ghostly signs isn’t to call the Ghostbusters,” Harvey noted. “A competent and registered electrician will be able to rid your home of any potentially dangerous electrical faults to ensure your property is safe.” Blood-curdling fines of up to £30,000 may be issued to private landlords in England who do not ensure their property is inspected once every five years under legislation introduced in 2021. Living in an unsafe home can be far more frightening than any horror film. Whilst most landlords provide good and safe accommodation for renters, rogue landlords face hefty fines if they actively neglect to comply with the laws. Electrical Safety First recommends using a competent and registered electrician to undertake an electrical safety inspection on your property. Landlords and households can find a registered electrician using the charity’s Find an Electrician tool. Households are also warned to be aware of a change of smell in the home. Whilst movies associate unusual smells including sulphur, with ghostly goings on, strong smells, similar to that of fish, could be burning plastic on plug sockets. Six signs your house is haunted by dodgy electrics Lights that continue to blow or flicker – If you’re constantly finding yourself in the dark, there is a possibility a loose connection is at fault rather than a ghost. An unpleasant smell similar to fish – Whilst unpleasant smells such as sulphur are often associated with hauntings, an unwelcome smell, similar to fish, can often be associated with the burning smell of sockets or plastic. Don’t overlook it, report it immediately to your landlord. Green goo oozing from the sockets – Unlikely a mutant invasion and more likely a chemical reaction linked to old wiring that can adversely affect protective components in your sockets. Yellow sockets – If your plug sockets are yellowing or discolouring in any way, this could be a sign of overheating and a possible risk of fire waiting to happen. Cracked or broken sockets and switches – Whilst this may seem like a small inconvenience, it is often indicative that the property has not been checked and further much bigger faults could be present. The electricity keeps tripping – If your electrics continue to trip the reality is far more concerning than the paranormal. Tripping electrics are an indicator that your circuits are overloaded or that the wiring in the property is deteriorating. How to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channel Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
2023-10-27 18:53
Tinder's new feature lets friends and family pick your dates
Tinder's new feature lets friends and family pick your dates
Tinder has introduced a feature that allows friends and family to take full control of your dating life – well, kind of. Dating debriefs with friends are a given with 75 per cent of singles admitting to discussing their dating life several times a month. Now, with Tinder Matchmaker, the platform is giving your nearest and dearest a say in the matter by allowing them to take over your profile and check out hopeful potentials. It works by inviting others, regardless of whether they have a Tinder profile or not, to view and suggest dates. But ultimately, the main user has the final say. "For years, singles have asked their friends to help find their next match on Tinder, and now we're making that so easy with Tinder Matchmaker," Melissa Hobley, Chief Marketing Officer at Tinder said. She continued: "Tinder Matchmaker brings your circle of trust into your dating journey and helps you see the possibilities you might be overlooking from the perspective of those closest to you." The popular dating app has partnered with rapper Coi Leray to bring the feature to life. "Handing your phone over to the friend group was the original vibe check. Obviously you want your friends to like whoever you’re crushing on, and Tinder Matchmaker is a fun way to get the bestie seal of approval even before the match," the 'Players' rapper said. Intrigued? Here's how to try out Tinder Matchmaker for yourself: A Tinder Matchmaker session can be started directly from a profile card, or within app settings. Users can share their unique link with up to 15 friends in a 24 hour period. After following the link, the matchmaker can either log in to Tinder or continue as a guest (after completing an age verification prompt and agreeing to Tinder’s terms as outlined). Matchmakers have 24 hours to play cupid before the session expires, where they can recommend profiles for the Tinder user but won’t be able to chat or send messages on their behalf. Once the session expires, Tinder users will have the opportunity to review the profiles their matchmakers’ Like for them. Profiles that received a Like from a matchmaker will be marked as a “recommendation” (profiles sent a Nope won’t change). The Tinder user still makes the final call on who to Like - but now knows who their friends are rooting for. How to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channel Sign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
2023-10-27 18:25
How tall is Super Mario? Nintendo mascot is one of the most-loved game characters of all time
How tall is Super Mario? Nintendo mascot is one of the most-loved game characters of all time
Exploring the height of Nintendo's iconic character, 'Super Mario', created in 1981
2023-10-27 18:18
Entering AI era, Taiwan chip industry urges speeding up renewables push
Entering AI era, Taiwan chip industry urges speeding up renewables push
By Sarah Wu HSINCHU, Taiwan (Reuters) -Taiwan's chip industry is ready to work with the government to achieve its 2050
2023-10-27 17:47
Microsoft Is On Pace to Buy More Clean Jet Fuel Than Most Airlines
Microsoft Is On Pace to Buy More Clean Jet Fuel Than Most Airlines
Some of the world’s biggest corporate consumers of air travel are investing in cleaner jet fuel, using a
2023-10-27 17:25
Garuda Tests First Commercial Flight On Biofuel to Cut Emissions
Garuda Tests First Commercial Flight On Biofuel to Cut Emissions
Indonesia’s flag carrier will test its first commercial flight using jet fuel mixed with palm oil to reduce
2023-10-27 14:50
Karpowership Wins Environment Permit for South African Power Plant
Karpowership Wins Environment Permit for South African Power Plant
Karpowership won environmental authorization for one of three ship-mounted power plants it wants to connect to the South
2023-10-27 13:57
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