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    Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter review – Tom Daley is a twinkling, passionate joy of a presenter

    "Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter" Review - Tom Daley's Unbridled Enthusiasm Makes for a Delightful Watch In this eight-part series, 10 amateur knitters compete to be crowned "Britain's Best Knitter," with Olympic diver and television presenter Tom Daley serving as their guide and...
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    I was led down the wrong path into cybercrime as a teenager. Here's what I would tell my younger self

    The Dark Side of Cybercrime: A Cautionary Tale As I reflect on my journey from a teenage gamer to a convicted cybercriminal, I am reminded that the line between curiosity and crime can be perilously thin. What started as a harmless exploration of online hacking forums soon spiralled out of...
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    Snocaps: Snocaps review – Katie and Allison Crutchfield reunite with a little help from MJ Lenderman

    For Fans of Americana, Snocaps Bring the Perfect Blend of Heartache and Humor Snocaps, the latest project from Alabama twins Katie and Allison Crutchfield, are making waves in the music scene with their debut album. The band's sound is a perfect blend of headstrong, tender Americana, featuring...
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    Secrets rise and bodies fall in Hulu's true crime series 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family'

    New Trailer Released for 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family,' a Gripping True-Crime Series. A dark tale of privilege, power, and deceit is about to unfold as Hulu drops the official trailer for its true-crime series "Murdaugh: Death in the Family." The show delves into the shocking twists behind...
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    Engadget Podcast: Would you trust a terrifying home robot?

    1X's $20,000 Home Robot is More Terrifying Than You Think Imagine coming home to a robot that looks like it was designed by H.R. Giger, the mastermind behind Alien. That's exactly what 1X has done with its new home assistant, Neo, which boasts an unsettlingly futuristic design and a hefty price...
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    13 years after it was announced, sci-fi horror game Routine has a release date of December 4

    Lunar Software and Raw Fury, the game development duo behind sci-fi horror title Routine, have made good on their promise of finally releasing the game after over a decade in development. As of now, we can expect Routine to hit Steam and Xbox shelves by December 4, with day one availability on...
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