It is my hopes that their stalling tactics have run out, and that this year in the first part of 2022 we will have some major shifts in policy. Ending Federal Prohibition would be the final nail in the coffin and would mark the beginning of a new era. Let’s hope that this year, your elected officials can actually do their job of respecting the will of the people.

Practical Ways to Improve Your Sleep as an Esports Athlete Introduction In my last blog we discussed three reasons why sleep is important for your esports performance. If you haven’t read that yet I’d definitely recommend giving it a read at some point to help you understand why sleep is important. (Click here) In this […]

PROVIDENCE, R.I.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ocean State Controlled Botanicals (OSBC) has launched Hangar 420, its cannabis innovation, production, and distribution facility in Warwick, Rhode Island. The first of its kind in Rhode Island, Hangar 420’s state-of-the-art, 10,000-square-foot facility was designed with the flexibility to scale the facility and production capacity in line with growing demand. The launch of […]

ESET researchers look at malware that abuses vulnerabilities in kernel drivers and outline mitigation techniques against this type of exploitation

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Last week Razer announced the Zephyr Pro, an upgrade that adds voice amplification to its base RGB Zephyr mask. The new announcement prompted criticism that Razer was overstating the amount of protection the cyberpunk-style masks offered, leading the company to remove claims that the mask had "N65-grade" filters, The Verge reports.

While Razer never said the mask itself was N95 rated, its product page repeatedly referred to the mask's replaceable filters as "N95-grade." This claim was based on the filter's 99 percent bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE), which it compared to PPE devices like respirators and surgical masks. These references have now been removed, while the product page refers to the filters as "air purification filters," saying only that they are "FDA-registered and lab-tested for 99% BFE."

An update has also been added to a blog post called "The Science Behind Razer Zephyr," which now explicitely states that "the Razer Zephyr and Zephyr Pro are not certified N95 masks."

While the Razer's FAQ section on the Zephyr initially compared the mask to a medical device, it has now explicitely stated that this isn't the case. Under a heading that reads "will the Razer Zephyr protect me from Covid-19?" the page now states that "Razer Zephyr is not a medical device, respirator, surgical mask or personal protective equipment (PPE) and is not meant to be used on medical or clinical settings." This same disclaimer was also tweeted out on Razer's official account.

As of the initial Zephyr's release on October 21, 2021, the mask does comply with mask mandates in the USA and UK, however the webpage encourages users to check with local laws before they take this as gospel.

While the mask has gone through a number of internal tests, the device still hasn't been certified by relevant authorities including the FDA, CDC, or OSHA. Despite Razer's own testing, both the Zephyr and the Zephyr Pro would need to be externally reviewed to be properly classified as PPE.

Recently, the SEC also flagged 2 entities leveraging on the emerging market of cryptocurrency and play-to-earn games.

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A group in Florida working to expand gaming in the Sunshine State is inching closer to forcing a ballot referendum in November. But the state’s chief legal advisor believes the initiative might run afoul of the law. When it comes to changing the status quo of gaming in Florida, nothing is easy. “Florida Voters in […]

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“Your papers please,” at the Société québécoise du cannabis. That is, the SQDC. Quebec‘s only cannabis retailer. Owned and operated by the province. Now requiring vaccination passports. So queue up your QR code. Why not use this thing everywhere? Swipe, swipe, swipe. Like a digital wallet. An ID, a medical passport, and a debit card. […]

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From Software's upcoming action-RPG Elden Ring has begun 2022 with a flourish by becoming Steam's most-wishlisted game.

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