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Way of the Hunter – Tikamoon Plains DLC Announcement Trailer | PS5 Games

Welcome to Africa! With a diverse range of biomes, Tikamoon Plains offers lush grasslands, vast savannas, deadly deserts, and windy mountains for you to explore.

Life flourishes throughout Tikamoon Plains with Black and Blue wildebeests roaming their habitats, Common Warthogs crossing paths with Egyptian Geese at waterholes, and Greater Kudus and Gemsboks thriving in harsh environments. Experience a whole new approach to hunting with your new weapon, the bow, but be cautious! Among Spotted Hyenas and lions, you are not the only predator stalking these plains.

The Tikamoon Plains DLC for Way of the Hunter is coming soon.

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Host Matt Kleve discusses a recent Lullabot Drupal project and its transformative impact on government websites.

The video and slides for the Montreal.rb July 2023 talk “Import Spreadsheets in Ruby on Rails with Flatfile.com” have been posted.

The major
pfsync(4)
rewrite on which we
recently reported
has been
committed
to -current by David Gwynne (dlg@).

As it says in the commit message

deraadt@ says this is a good time to put it in

We put ourselves at risk of stating the glaringly obvious by saying testing will be much appreciated.

Our copyright & licensing associate Craig Topham is working together
with free software developers, lawyers, and volunteers to help the
community with licensing questions, finding hardware that respects
your freedom, and keeping the public informed of interesting free
software projects out there. In this article, Topham shares some of the
accomplishments the Licensing and Compliance Lab achieved during the
last six months.

This is a community-based project and is actively updated. This project aims at restoring the legacy Windows Update websites, and allows older operating systems (Windows 95, NT 4.0, 98, Me, 2000, and XP) to obtain updates like they used to. Ever since 2011 when Microsoft pulled the plug on nearly all the Windows Update websites, the Windows Update feature for older Windows operating systems was no longer functional. The only way to install updates after that point was through external third-party installers which didn’t cover all the updates that the operating system would fully support. So, with this project, we can now update operating systems as old as Windows 95 all the way through Windows XP RTM like we used to back in the day. IT’s still a work-in-progress, as sourcing the various update packages and installers is proving to be quite difficult in some cases, and not all versions of Windows/Microsoft Update have been recreated yet. However, as the ever awesome Michael MJD notes in his video overview of the project, it already works quite well for Windows 95 and Windows 98 and 98SE.