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AppWizard
February 18, 2026
Players can expect the introduction of the final baby mobs, including visual updates for pandas, hoglins, zoglins, striders, and snifflets. The Stonecutter now allows crafting of Deepslate and stone into various cobbled variants. Adult horses have updated black dot markings, and sound assets for adult variants have been enhanced. A bug related to cat variant sounds has been fixed. Hitboxes for several mobs have been adjusted to fit into smaller spaces. Operators can use Ctrl + Pick input on players and mannequins in Creative Mode. Input Method Editors will now appear above the text field in supported platforms. A new debug screen entry for memory usage has been added, and the initial heap size has been decreased to 2GB to reduce crashes. The Data Pack version is updated to 99.2, and the Resource Pack version is at 81.1. New UI sprites and entity textures for various baby mobs have been introduced. Several bugs have been fixed in the snapshot.
AppWizard
November 12, 2025
The latest update for the Mounts of Mayhem game drop includes several changes and enhancements: - Mobs: The Parched are immune to the Weakness effect; various horse types remain calm when controlled by other mobs; Nautiluses and Zombie Nautiluses emit a dash sound during their dash attack. - Items: Spears no longer create item interact vibrations; spawn eggs are thematically sorted in the Creative Inventory into categories such as Overworld, Nether, and The End. - UI: A new inventory UI for Nautilus and Zombie Nautilus has been introduced; the "Show Music Toast" option has been renamed to "Music Toast" with a new display state; a new splash text has been added. - Technical Changes: Data Pack version is now 93.1; Resource Pack version is updated to 74.0. - Data Pack Changes: Food properties added to specific fish bucket items; a new field for item interact vibrations has been introduced; the removal of contents from the dynamic loot pool entry has been reverted. - Resource Pack Changes: Textures for still water and lava are hardcoded; a warning will be printed for sprite name conflicts; block model format expanded for additional rotations. - Bug Fixes: Numerous bugs have been fixed, including issues with recipes, animations, hitboxes, and visual discrepancies. Snapshots are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and users are advised to back up their data before testing.
AppWizard
November 7, 2025
In Tavern Keeper, players manage a tavern filled with quirky characters, including a talking skeleton seeking employment and a pale octopus delivering supplies. The game is in early access, has been in development for over a decade, and offers eight hours of gameplay. Players may experience occasional bugs with employees, but these are not game-breaking. The developers, Greenheart Games, provide multiple daily updates and a bug reporting feature. Future expansions include new realms like an underground dwarven settlement and an elven village. Tavern Keeper is available on Steam at a 20% discount until November 17.
AppWizard
September 20, 2025
The second pre-release of Minecraft: Java Edition 1.21.9 was released on Friday, addressing various issues from previous snapshots and updating the Data Pack major version. Changes include: - Copper Golems will oxidize even with the doDaylightCycle game rule disabled. - The transformation behavior of Copper Golems into statues has been refined, allowing them to transition without needing to be centered in an empty block and potentially turning into a statue upon full oxidation. Technical changes include an update to the Data Pack version to 88.0, reflecting changes to /setworldspawn and /spawnpoint. Bugs fixed in this release include: - MC-300362: Copper Golems do not oxidize when doDaylightCycle is disabled. - MC-301566: Occasional sound crash during resource pack reloads. - MC-301706: Server Management Protocol does not support parameters as objects. - MC-301770: Below_name plate fails to display correctly for players named “deadmau5.” - MC-301963: Copper Golems create significant lag spikes when checking chests. - MC-302088: Oxidized Copper Golems take too long to transform into statues. - MC-302112: Posed mannequins do not use the correct hitbox. - MC-302117: Text display billboarding is malfunctioning. - MC-302120: Dimension-specific world spawn points hinder mob spawning. - MC-302148: Copper Golems fail to approach chests adequately. - MC-302164: A breaking change to /setworldspawn and /spawnpoint noted in the minor datapack version. The pre-release is available for installation via the Minecraft Launcher, with a warning about potential world corruption.
AppWizard
September 18, 2025
The copper age update introduces enhancements focused on copper golems, adjustments to mannequins, and various bug fixes. Key changes include: - Copper golems can now only attempt to open adjacent chests when acting as passengers. - Notifications now use the format minecraft:notification/ instead of notification:. - The Data Pack version has been updated to 87.1. - Mannequin descriptions are now configurable, and they can accept the minecraft:profile component from spawner items. - New data fields for mannequins include pose (with valid entries such as standing, crouching, swimming, fall_flying, sleeping), immovable, description, and hidedescription. - The spawnpoint command now accepts a pitch argument, and the setworldspawn command is no longer restricted to the overworld. - The fetchprofile command provides clickable text to summon a mannequin with the resolved profile. - Modified entity data for players includes required fields for yaw, pitch, and dimension. - New context values for loot functions have been added. - Multiple bugs have been fixed, including issues with copper golems, mannequins, and game crashes. Pre-releases are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and users are advised to back up their worlds before testing.
AppWizard
August 20, 2025
This week, a new main menu panorama has been introduced, along with a comprehensive Code of Conduct for servers and ongoing enhancements with Copper Golems. Snapshot 25w34b has been released, addressing connectivity errors with Realms. New features include an in-game Code of Conduct that players must accept to access a server, with an option to opt out of future displays unless updated. A new boolean field, enable-code-of-conduct, has been added to server.properties to manage this feature. The main menu has been updated to feature Copper Golems. The sound effect for the End Light Flashes has an increased delay, and the accessibility setting "Hide Lightning Flashes" has been renamed to "Hide Sky Flashes." Copper Golems will now have invisible eyes when splashed with a Potion of Invisibility, and their hitbox has been adjusted to allow navigation through open doors. Sounds associated with Copper Golems and Copper Chests can now be heard from up to 12 blocks away, with modifications to the volume of copper sorting sounds. The Data Pack version has been updated to 84.0, introducing a new fetchprofile command for downloading player profiles. The alignitemsto_bottom block state property has been removed from the Shelf block. Fixed bugs in 25w34b include issues with glowing items, world selection screen overflow, and various interactions with Copper Golems and other entities. Snapshots are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and players are advised to back up their worlds before installation.
Winsage
June 20, 2025
Microsoft has enhanced the Snipping Tool in Windows 11, allowing users to create animated GIFs directly from the application. This feature can be accessed using the Win + Shift + R shortcut and is currently available for Windows Insiders in the Dev and Canary channels. The Snipping Tool now includes a "Create GIF" option, enabling users to record a selected screen area and save the animation as a GIF or share it directly. Users can export GIFs in "low" or "high quality," with a maximum length of 30 seconds, after which they can export as MP4. The feature supports multi-monitor setups and is exclusive to Insider versions of Windows 11 from build 11.2405.24.0, with a broader rollout anticipated in the summer.
Tech Optimizer
September 26, 2024
Supabase Inc. has secured a million funding round, bringing its total capital raised to 6 million. This Series C round was led by Peak XV and Craft Ventures, with contributions from Avra Capital and previous investors including Coatue, Felicis, and Y Combinator. In 2022, Supabase raised an equal amount during its Series B funding round. The company has positioned itself as an open-source alternative to Firebase, offering a suite of tools for application development, primarily centered around a robust Postgres database. Supabase has adopted the pgvector extension, allowing its Postgres database to store and query vectors, which is significant for AI applications. Approximately 10% of Supabase's active databases are utilized for AI applications. The company has reported strong traction among enterprise clients, with developers from organizations such as GitHub, Meta, Netflix, and Microsoft using its platform. Supabase has achieved over 900,000 signups in the past four years.
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