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Beat the gloom by putting Isabelle in Doom with this mod

21 3 月, 2020 Nicholas Sutrich 0

The crossover of the century.

What you need to know

An unofficial mod for the original Doom adds a new companion: Isabelle from Animal Crossing
Isabelle can toss you health packs and even attack enemies.
The mod was designed for GZDoom for Windows, Mac, and Linux, but should run on Deltatouch for Android, too.

For months, players have been dreaming of the possibilities of an Animal Crossing crossover event with Doom, and now that dream has become a reality. Thanks to the quick work of modder itsmeveronica on the GZDoom forum, Isabelle can now be your bonafide companion in this enhanced version of the original Doom. Isabelle will follow you around any world you load up, tossing health packs out while simultaneously blasting enemies with confetti explosions. If you’d rather Isabelle just hang out and watch, you can even ask her to passively follow and enjoy the lurid entertainment that follows.

Developers of GZDoom describe the project as “a family of enhanced ports of the Doom e…

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A robot vacuum is a work-from-home companion that can keep you healthy

21 3 月, 2020 Nicholas Sutrich 0

Everyone wants a house free from sickness. It’s a no-brainer scenario. But while people are talking about cleaning the things that hands touch daily, like doorknobs and sink handles, very little attention is being paid to the floor you walk on. That’s because, as a culture, we’re just not very aware of what’s going on under our shoes. Paying attention to this critical detail could be a big way to prevent illnesses from entering your home in the first place and a major step towards having peace of mind if you’re someone who works at home, even if it’s only temporary.

But don’t take it from me, take it from medical experts. A recent study conducted on SARS-COV-2 (the virus that’s also known as Coronavirus in the news) showed that the virus can live on cardboard for up to 24 hours, and up to 2-3 days on plastic and stainless steel. Daniel Kuritzkes, an infectious disease expert at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, had this to say regarding viruses like the Coronavirus (COVID-19/SARS-COV-2)…