Articles by RJ Pierce
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Twitter Suspends US Congresswoman For Vaccine Misinformation Anew
Twitter handed another suspension to US representative Marjorie Taylor-Greene, this time a one-week ban due to vaccine misinformation once again.
Radeon RX 6600 XT Vs RTX 3060, 3060 Ti: Did AMD Win 1080p?
The Radeon RX 6600 XT from AMD was just released, and it's proving to be the better-performing 1080p card compared to the RTX 3060.
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Vaccine Passport System From Quebec Government Has the Canadian Business Community's Backing
A vaccine passport system proposed by the Quebec government reportedly has the majority backing of the Canadian business community, according to reports.
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PS5 SSD Buying Guide: How to Find the Right NVMe M.2 Drive
PS5 owners are going to start buying M.2 SSDs for their consoles soon, but they can't choose just any drive. Here is a buying guide for you.
Zero Gravity 'Olympics' Moves On The ISS Look Fun In Space But How Do We Do It on Earth?
Zero gravity on the International Space Station looks fun, but how do ordinary planes manage to do that here on Earth?
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Top Four Reasons Why The Xbox Series S Is A Worthy Current-Gen Console To Try
Xbox Series S isn't the name that often pops up during this generation's console wars. But here are four reasons why you shouldn't ignore the Series X's little brother.
EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Cards Will Get New BIOS After Amazon 'New World' Debacle
EVGA is bringing a new BIOS update to their RTX 3090 FTW3 graphics cards in the wake of several models dying while running Amazon's 'New World' MMO.
Valve Wants To Make More Handhelds Like the Steam Deck
Valve looks like they really believe in the potential of the Steam Deck, saying that they want to make "more devices like it" in the future.
Ransomware Attack Hits PC Hardware Maker Gigabyte
Ransomware hackers just victimized PC component company Gigabyte, who allegedly lost 112 GB of data to the thieves.
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Valve Steam Deck Early Hands-On Impression Shows Promise
Valve looks like it will strike gold once the Steam Deck releases, judging by promising hands-on impressions.
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NASA Plans To Study, NOT MINE, A 'Goldmine' Asteroid Worth QUADRILLIONS By 2026
NASA wants to send a spacecraft to an asteroid believed to contain quadrillions of dollars worth of precious metals by 2026.
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COVID-19 Symptoms Can Be Lessened By As Much as 70% Using Drug Meant for Treating Cholesterol
COVID-19 symptoms have been found to be lessened by as much as 70 percent using a drug designed for treating high cholesterol.
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'Mass Effect Legendary Edition' Sold Better Than EA Expected-- Here's Why
'Mass Effect Legendary Edition' sold way better than EA expected. Here are several reasons why it happened.
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Xbox's Next Indie Game Showcase Set for August 10
Xbox is going to hold its second indie games showcase on August 10, which will be premiering on Twitch.
Sony PlayStation VR 2 Has Already Been Revealed 'In Secret'
Sony PlayStation has allegedly already revealed the new PSVR headset to developers in a secret conference, according to a report.
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How Do NFT Games Work? 'Axie Infinity' Inner Workings Explained
NFT games like 'Axie Infinity' are taking over the world because of how much money people can earn from playing. But how do they work exactly?
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Long Island Man Says Apple Watch Saved His Life After Nasty Head Injury
Apple Watch owners, you may have a piece of life-saving tech on your hands, based on this recent story of a Long Island man who says his watch may have saved his life.
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NASA Celebrates Curiosity Rover's 9th Anniversary on Mars
NASA just celebrated the 9th year of the Curiosity Rover on the surface of Mars, being one of the major Red Planet missions that have achieved so much.
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'Battlefield 2042' System Requirements REVEALED Ahead of Playtests
'Battlefield 2042' will have its first official playtest from August 12 to 15, and here's the hardware you'll need to run the game.
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'Destiny 2's' Fan-Favorite Rift Mode Might Return Next Year
'Destiny 2' is slated to bring back the fan-favorite Rift mode in 2022, according to developer Bungie.
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COVID-19 Lockdowns May Have Worsened Children's Eyesight
COVID-19 lockdowns have been found to significantly increase the risk of nearsightedness in children, according to a new study.
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Amazon Faces COVID-19 Dilemma As it Mulls Requiring Employees To Get Vaccinated
According to a report, Amazon is still trying to figure out the delicate balance between keeping their workforce and implementing a COVID vaccine mandate.
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How To Buy Second-Hand NVIDIA and AMD Graphics Cards From Crypto Miners Without Getting Ripped Off
Any second-hand NVIDIA or AMD card that was previously used for cryptocurrency mining is a risky deal. But here are ways to lessen the hassle.
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Linux Now Has a 1% OS Market Share As Demand for Steam Deck Increases
Linux has gained a 1% market share on the latest Steam hardware survey, which experts say could be a result of high demand for the Steam Deck.
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Take-Two Interactive To Focus on Building Diversity Amidst Blizzard Backlash | Company Shares Down 8%
Take-Two Interactive wants to focus on improving diversity amidst Blizzard's troubles, especially in the midst of all the bad press surrounding Blizzard Entertainment.
‘Battlefield 2042' Story To Be Explained in Standalone Short Film
'Battlefield 2042' might be a strictly multiplayer-only game, but it still has an overarching narrative that will premiere in a standalone short film.
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Wi-Fi vs. Ethernet | Intel vs. Wi-Fi 6: Which is the Best for Gaming & Streaming?
Wi-Fi can't compete with an ethernet connection, especially if you want to play a game and stream at the same time. Or can it?
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COVID-19 Vaccination Proof Will Be Required by NYC for Entertainment, Fitness, Indoor Dining
COVID-19 vaccinated people will soon be the only ones able to enjoy the wonders of NYC, according to a recent announcement.
Graphics Card Buyers Warned About Buying GPUs Used in Mining
Graphics card buyers have been warned against buying GPUs used for mining due to performance degradation.
Space Travel Relies Too Much on Entrepreneurs Today, And Experts Say It's Risky
Space travel relies too much on business people these days, which experts say could be a risky thing.
