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Highguard technical artist returns to social media, apologizes for his "misdirected" anger about the game's troubled launch

Highguard technical artist Josh Sobel has apologized on X/Twitter for his public anger regarding the hero shooter's troubled launch and subsequent cancellation. Sobel, who had been absent for a month, admitted his online outburst was "misdirected" and poorly phrased due to stress, though he stands by the intent behind his criticisms of external narratives impacting the game.

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X says it suspended 800 million accounts in 2024 over spam and manipulation

X reported to UK MPs that it suspended 800 million accounts in 2024 due to violations of platform manipulation and spam policies. The company identified state-backed campaigns, primarily from Russia, China, and Iran, as the source of these accounts, which aimed to spread disinformation and manipulate discussions, including those related to the US Presidential Elections.

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Bluesky CEO Jay Graber steps down

Jay Graber has stepped down as CEO of Bluesky. Venture capitalist Toni Schneider will take over as interim CEO of the social media platform.

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Evening Metaverse

Bluesky's Chief Executive Officer is stepping down after nearly five years at the helm of the social media platform. Further details regarding the transition and successor are expected.

EngadgetNeutral

Bluesky's CEO is stepping down after nearly 5 years

Bluesky CEO Jay Graber is stepping down after nearly five years to become Chief Innovation Officer, with Toni Schneider taking over as interim CEO. Graber, who led the social platform since its inception as a Twitter side project, will focus on building new initiatives while Schneider, formerly of Automattic, will oversee scaling and execution as the company searches for a permanent CEO.

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X's Exclusive Threads feature lets creators paywall the end of tweet threads

X has introduced a new feature called Exclusive Threads, allowing creators to paywall parts of their tweet threads for subscribers. This update to the creator subscriptions platform aims to provide new monetization tools by enabling creators to tease content before locking the remainder behind a subscription. The company is also promoting other features like paid partnership labels for sponsored posts.

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Top Indie Game Releases of January 2026, Part 2 – GTOGG’s Curated Picks – Zombies, card battles and a time-traveling vigilante – GTOGG

This article highlights promising indie game releases from the second week of January 2026, featuring a variety of genres. Titles include the zombie apocalypse survival game Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, the pixel art fantasy RPG Philna Fantasy, and the psychological horror BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW. Other featured games are the one-turn-kill card battler One Turn Kill, the anime-inspired metroidvania Kotama and Academy Citadel, and the time-traveling vigilante superhero game Hank: Drowning On Dry Land.

Super Jump MagazineNegative

Searching for Wonder in a Toxic Gaming Landscape

This opinion piece reflects on the decline of wonder in gaming culture due to pervasive toxicity amplified by social media platforms. It argues that outrage and personal grievances have replaced nuanced discussion, leading to burnout and a less welcoming environment for players and developers alike. The author calls for a return to curiosity, empathy, and a recognition of the human effort behind game creation.

Gear NukePositive

How to set up a ring light for TikTok

This guide explains how to set up a ring light for TikTok videos to improve lighting quality and enhance content. It covers the benefits of using a ring light, such as creating uniform illumination and minimizing shadows, and provides step-by-step instructions for optimal placement and angle adjustments. Tips for adjusting brightness, color temperature, and ensuring flattering light are also included.

Gear NukePositive

Who are the most popular vloggers in 2023?

This article highlights the most popular vloggers on YouTube in 2023, focusing on creators like MrBeast, Kids Diana Show, PewDiePie, Like Nastya, and Vlad and Niki. It details their subscriber counts, notable content, and impact on the platform, while also touching on the business aspects and challenges of vlogging.

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A New Year With New Cheer

The author reflects on personal achievements in 2020, including purchasing a PlayStation 5 and a new home, and outlines content creation goals for 2021. These goals include weekly blog posts, increased video content production, more active social media engagement, and brand building, with a focus on avoiding burnout.