from Your News: Recent testimony before the Georgia State Election Board unveiled that Dominion Voting Systems’ encryption keys could allow decryption and alteration of election result files. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom Recent court testimony has exposed significant security concerns involving Dominion Voting Systems, with claims that encryption keys used in the machines could be exploited […]

by Harley Schlanger, LaRouche Organization: Zelenskyy and the NATO war hawks, and the war criminal Netanyahu, are demanding a bigger war, when the wars are already lost.  Shall all mankind be sacrificed on the altar built by ego and delusion?  More voices are speaking out for diplomacy, and for cooperation for mutual benefit.  How about you?  Are you willing […]

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Back in the 80’s and 90’s, it wasn’t uncommon for nearly every grocery store in North America to have an arcade machine or two in its foyer. With just a handful of quarters, it served as an ideal place where preoccupied parents could temporarily stow their kids while they’d browse the food aisles. Over the years, most of us have come to learn how leaving a young child unattended at the front entrance of a store was a bad idea for a myriad of obvious reasons. In any case, I distinctly remember stumbling across a particularly interesting arcade game in such an environment during a cross country family vacation trip back in 1991. That game was Street Fighter II: The World Warrior. HERE COMES A NEW CHALLENGER Before we delve into Street Fighter II, we need to take a moment to revisit the game’s precursor: 1987’s Street Fighter. By ‘87, Capcom had already established themselves as a serious arcade manufacturer. Preceded by hit games like vertically scrolling shooters Vulgus (1984) …. Read the rest of this article on page 58 by clicking here!       Be sure to sign up to get Old School Gamer Magazine for free by clicking here! The post Love at First Fight – by Brian Lesyk appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.

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