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AppWizard
April 26, 2025
Breath of Fire 4, originally launched on PlayStation 1 in 2000 and released on PC in 2003 in Japan and Europe, has been revived through GOG's preservation program, making it accessible on Windows 10 and 11. GOG has enhanced the game with new display options, upgraded the audio engine, and ensured it is DRM-free. GOG's preservation program has also revived other classic titles such as Ultima Underworld 1+2, Worms: Armageddon, and Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon.
AppWizard
April 25, 2025
Owning a Steam Deck allows gamers to play titles on the go, but players have reported issues with save files for Oblivion Remastered disappearing. Bethesda is investigating the problem, which stems from the game storing save files in C:Users[yourusername]DocumentsMy Games instead of alongside other titles. Some users have found success with syncing, while others face challenges that require manual file transfers or disabling OneDrive. The game is Steam Deck verified and claims to be cloud save compatible, but many players are frustrated with the current save file management.
Winsage
April 15, 2025
In June 2024, OneDrive users for macOS and Windows reported that shared folders on their local drives had disappeared, replaced by .url files linking to OneDrive's web interface. This issue has persisted for ten months without a concrete solution from Microsoft, which has acknowledged it as a known bug under investigation. Users are frustrated by the lack of offline access and syncing capabilities, with complaints continuing in community forums. The problem is linked to a new "shortcut" model for shared folders, resulting from an ongoing backend migration. Small business users feel particularly abandoned, while enterprise users seem largely unaffected. Various proposed workarounds have had limited success. Microsoft has not provided further clarification beyond initial statements.
Tech Optimizer
April 13, 2025
Springtail has secured a million pre-seed funding round led by Gradient, Google's early-stage AI fund, with contributions from Octave and various angel investors. The company offers a cloud-based distributed database solution that integrates with Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, addressing scalability challenges by offloading and scaling read execution without requiring extensive application changes or data migrations. Springtail's architecture allows for horizontal scaling of read-heavy workloads through on-demand read replicas that share a common storage layer, enabling independent scaling of compute resources. The co-founders, Craig Soules and Garth Goodson, have backgrounds in distributed systems and previous experience in successful software enterprises. Springtail claims to potentially save developers up to 58% on PostgreSQL read replication costs compared to Amazon RDS.
AppWizard
April 9, 2025
Apple is the leading smartphone manufacturer in the U.S., while 60% of corporate-owned devices are powered by Android, according to a survey by Stratix. Google announced Gemini in Android Studio for businesses at the Google Cloud Next 2025 conference, a subscription-based service aimed at enhancing the Android ecosystem for enterprise app developers. Gemini focuses on secure, privacy-oriented AI solutions, with a strict data governance policy ensuring confidentiality and ownership of company code. It includes enterprise-grade management features and extends Google's generative AI indemnification policy to protect against copyright infringement claims related to AI-generated code. The enterprise edition allows customization using internal repositories, improving code acceptance rates by 70%. Gemini is compliant with various industry certifications, including SOC 1, 2, and 3, and ISO/IEC 27001, among others. A free version of Gemini remains available for independent developers, while organizations can acquire a Code Assist Enterprise license through the Google Cloud Console.
Tech Optimizer
April 9, 2025
Developers facing Postgres scalability limitations can either migrate to a different database or create a custom backend, both of which can be time-consuming. Springtail is a solution that enhances Postgres performance by offloading and scaling read execution while keeping the existing Postgres instance as the primary data store. It allows for horizontal scaling of read-heavy workloads without extensive application changes or data migrations. Springtail's architecture distributes queries across multiple nodes to improve query throughput. The initial offering includes scalable, on-demand read replicas for Postgres on AWS, which share a storage layer and can independently scale compute resources, allowing users to activate or deactivate replicas as needed. This approach can lead to savings of up to 58% on Postgres read replication compared to Amazon RDS. Springtail was founded in 2023 and is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, supported by Gradient.
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