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Now that you can actually buy it, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better option for Fortnite Festival than PDP’s Riffmaster. | Image: PDP With secondhand Fender Stratocaster guitars for Rock Band 4 still fetching high prices on the resale market nearly a decade later, it’s no surprise that PDP’s recent Riffmaster controller has been challenging to find. Thankfully, after months of quickly selling out, I’m here to tell you that the PlayStation version is now readily available at Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop for its full retail price of $129.99. The Xbox-licensed version, which works with both Xbox consoles and PC, is also available at Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop for the same price. With an edgier appearance that makes it look like a Brutal Legend weapon, the Riffmaster replicates the functionality of the original Rock Band 4 guitar while sprinkling in some unique... Continue reading…

Image: The Verge In an interview with CNBC, Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian said the July 19th outage caused by a CrowdStrike update cost his company half a billion dollars in five days. Delta canceled more than 5,000 flights that weekend and had blue error screens still visible at airports days after the initial crash. Among the costs Bastian said Delta incurred were more than 40,000 servers that “we had to physically touch and reset” as well as compensation payments to travelers left in the lurch. Asked about a continuing relationship with Microsoft after the crash, Bastian said he regards it as “probably the most fragile platform” and asked the question, “When was the last time you heard of a big outage at Apple?” He placed some blame on the valuations... Continue reading…

Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge | Photo by Bloomberg, Getty Images Apple has asked a federal judge to dismiss the Justice Department’s antitrust case against it, claiming that the government is asking the court “to sanction a judicial redesign of one of the most innovative and consumer-friendly products ever made: iPhone.” The DOJ and 16 state and district attorneys general claimed in their March lawsuit that Apple has illegally monopolized the US smartphone market. The government claimed Apple broke the law by maintaining a closed ecosystem for the iPhone in pursuit of profits and at the expense of consumers and innovation. The government pointed to several examples in its complaint, including allegedly suppressing message quality between iPhones and competing platforms like Android and preventing... Continue reading…

The Belgae were a collection of tribes who inhabited the northernmost part of Gaul, specifically the area that corresponds to modern-day Belgium, parts of northern France, and the southern Netherlands. Known for their warrior prowess and fierce independence, the Belgae have long been a subject of interest for historians and archaeologists alike. Their interactions with the Roman Empire, particularly during Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars, have provided substantial insights into their society, culture, and military capabilities. For long, historians delved into the various facets of the Belgae tribe, examining their origins, social structure, economy, and eventual integration into the Roman Empire. This is the story of the Belgae. Picts, Gaels, and Scots: Exploring their Mysterious (and Sometimes Mythical) Origins Fighting in the Buff: Did Celtic Warriors Really Go to War Naked? Read moreSection: NewsHistoryFamous PeopleRead Later 

An FDA official recommended approving puberty blockers for youth with gender dysphoria while acknowledging that a study showed the drugs were associated with an "increased risk in depression and suicidality," according to internal emails released by America First Legal.

Russia was motivated to agree to Thursday's massive prisoner swap with the United States out of fear of former President Donald Trump returning to office, according to his running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance.