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Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred's new hardest difficulty tier has been conquered in just 17 hours by a sleepless sorceress
AppWizard
April 29, 2026

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred’s new hardest difficulty tier has been conquered in just 17 hours by a sleepless sorceress

Players in Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred can now increase the game's difficulty significantly. Streamer Mekuna achieved a rapid progression from level 1 to level 70 sorceress in 17 hours, utilizing a lightning variant of the Blizzard skill for efficient enemy elimination. Despite challenges posed by hidden late-game content, Mekuna's success demonstrates that the new torment tiers are conquerable, especially for strong characters. Blizzard has indicated that torment 12 will be challenging, but exceptional players can succeed. Additionally, the game features new activity skill trees that can further increase monster difficulty. The revamped skill trees, item crafting system, and restructured difficulty tiers change how character strength is assessed, generating excitement for other classes and upcoming leaderboards.
Denuvo dealt major blow as crackers claim all non-VR games with the anti-tamper have been bypassed
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

Denuvo dealt major blow as crackers claim all non-VR games with the anti-tamper have been bypassed

Every non-VR game utilizing Denuvo DRM has been successfully compromised due to the emergence of the Hypervisor bypass, a method that deceives Denuvo into believing it is functioning correctly. This technique requires users to disable Driver Signature Enforcement, raising security concerns. The CrackWatch subreddit reports that all non-VR Denuvo games have been cracked or bypassed to some degree, with Capcom's Pragmata being completely bypassed just two days before its official launch. Cracking Denuvo within the first week of a game's release can lead to revenue losses of up to 20% for developers and publishers. Irdeto is actively developing updated security versions to address the Hypervisor bypass, assuring that these measures will not compromise game performance.
Constructive Open Sources Agentic DB, the Postgres Memory Layer for AI Agents
Tech Optimizer
April 28, 2026

Constructive Open Sources Agentic DB, the Postgres Memory Layer for AI Agents

Constructive has released agentic-db, an open-source Postgres database aimed at improving AI agents with features like persistent memory, structured knowledge, and hybrid retrieval. This database allows for efficient searching, filtering, and ranking of information, addressing inefficiencies associated with traditional markdown file storage. Key features of agentic-db include long-term memory, conversation tracking, a versioned registry for skills and tools, rules and policies for governance, task orchestration, and runtime observability. It is delivered as a single installable Postgres schema, indexed for multiple retrieval modes, and supports integration with various AI assistants through generated Agent Skills and CLIs. agentic-db is available under the MIT license for local use, with a cloud offering in development for secure, scalable solutions. Developers can access it on npm and GitHub.
Google warns phone actions are getting cut from its smart home automations very soon
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

Google warns phone actions are getting cut from its smart home automations very soon

Starting in the first week of May, Google will remove "phone actions and automations" from its Nest devices, which include features like checking battery levels, toggling Do Not Disturb settings, and adjusting phone volume. While these phone-related actions will be phased out, core home automations will remain functional. Google has introduced a new feature for its Gemini platform called "Continued Conversations," allowing users to engage in extended dialogues without repeating context. Additionally, some Nest Hub users are experiencing a glitch where alarms set for PM are announced as AM.
The new Moomin game is lovely, but also illustrates the limits of cozy comfort over the harsher lessons of a children's book
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

The new Moomin game is lovely, but also illustrates the limits of cozy comfort over the harsher lessons of a children’s book

Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth is a sequel to Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley, where players follow Moomintroll as he wakes from hibernation in a snowy landscape and embarks on a quest to bring spring. The game emphasizes Moomintroll's proactive role in helping Moominvalley residents during winter, contrasting with the themes of uncertainty found in Tove Jansson's original book, Moominland Midwinter. The game focuses on perseverance, camaraderie, and courage, aiming to provide a comforting experience while subtly altering the narrative's message. The original work's theme of resilience is echoed in Moomintroll's encouragement for the crocus to struggle through the frost, highlighting the beauty in overcoming adversity.
How to Record Windows 11 Internal Audio with Audacity for Free
Winsage
April 28, 2026

How to Record Windows 11 Internal Audio with Audacity for Free

Windows 11 does not have a built-in option to record internal audio directly from PC speakers. The Stereo Mix feature, which allowed easy recording of audio output, has been phased out on many modern devices. Microsoft's Voice Recorder app only captures microphone audio. Audacity, a free and open-source audio editor, can be used to record internal audio by configuring it to use the Windows WASAPI audio API with a loopback function. This method captures the digital audio stream without quality loss. To record internal audio with Audacity, users need to download and install the software, set the audio host to Windows WASAPI, select the appropriate loopback device, set recording channels to stereo, and then hit record while playing the desired audio. The recorded audio can be exported in various formats such as WAV, MP3, or FLAC. If the WASAPI loopback does not work, users can try enabling Stereo Mix if available or using a virtual audio cable like VB-CABLE. Tips for cleaner recordings include setting the project rate to 44100 Hz or 48000 Hz, disabling audio enhancements, and closing distracting applications. Common issues include no audio recorded, loopback devices not showing up, distorted sound, low volume, and microphone access denial, which can usually be resolved through settings adjustments or driver updates.
Google's new developer rules are pushing a top privacy period tracker off certified Android devices
AppWizard
April 27, 2026

Google’s new developer rules are pushing a top privacy period tracker off certified Android devices

The privacy-centric period tracking app, Periodical, will not comply with Google's new developer verification policy requiring app developers to submit government-issued identification. As a result, the developers have decided to withdraw from the official Android ecosystem, raising concerns about user privacy and access to reproductive health tools. Periodical is praised for storing data locally without third-party trackers, which is crucial given the risk of law enforcement accessing digital health data. Users are uncertain about the app's future and are being directed to its GitHub repository for updates, as the new policy will complicate the installation of unverified apps. Users will need to enable Developer Options and navigate complex settings to sideload the app, which may deter many from tracking their menstrual cycles.
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