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    How to find the Secret of Secrets safe code in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
    Secret of Secrets is a mystery youll find as you explore Indiana Jones and the Great Circles Vatican. Youll be able to find it once you reach the Sistine Chapel. The safe and all the clues are located in a small office off the west end of the chapel. Our Indiana Jones and the Great Circle guide will show you how to find the Secret of Secrets safe code.How to start the Secret of Secrets mysteryOnce you reach the Sistine Chapel, youll be able to access the Secret of Secrets safe. Head to the west end of the chapel and look for the door to the left of the altar. Head into that office.Secret of Secrets cluesAs soon as you walk in, look to the right to find Nicolettis Note. Thatll start the mystery.The safe youre going to open is to the left, but there are other clues to find first. Head to the desk and open the drawer to find a Planetary Chart. This is where youll get the numbers for the safe combination.The remaining clues are the statues of Saints Peter and Paul. Peter is in the corner to the left of the desk. Paul is right next to the safe.The statues themselves arent the clues. Youll need to use the right thumbstick to rotate the statue until you can see the bottom.Secret of Secrets safe code solutionNicolettis Note tells you the order to look at the statues Peter first, and then Paul to get the planetary symbols. Theyll be upside down, but they are , , , and or Mars, Mars, Uranus, and Mercury.If you look at the Planetary Chart note, youll see the planets are numbered from bottom to top. The symbol for Mars is missing, but its in the fourth orbit (where youd expect).That makes the safe combination 4471. Inside, youll find a Cutman 1 adventure book, a Hidden Note, and a forged book. You can take the book with you, but theres nothing to do with it.For more Indiana Jones and the Great Circle guides, heres a running list of safe codes. We also have solutions for many puzzles in the Vatican, including the Belvedere Courtyard, the Fountain of Confession, Father and Son, A Date to Remember, Bulls of Blood, House of God, and A Free Spirit, plus guides to Strange Inscription and Vatican Ancient Relic locations.
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    Indiana Jones and the Great Circle codes list for the Vatican, Gizeh, and Himalayas
    Codes are the key to many mysteries in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Youll need these codes to unlock the various safes and chests (and at least one door) found throughout the game.As you explore, youll find locked safes and chests throughout the game. In most cases, the code to unlock the safe or chest is associated with a mystery (what the Great Circle calls its side quests). Throughout these side quests, youll find notes, which give you hints as to what the code could be or you could just use this guide.In this in-progress Indiana Jones and the Great Circle guide, well run down all codes weve found so far, and where applicable, listed the mystery associated with it.Indiana Jones and the Great Circle codes, explainedMost chests and safes reward money or Adventure Points (XP, basically), but they also contain things like adventure books (which grant you access to new skills) or hidden relics associated with collect-em-all side quests.Below, see a running list for all codes weve found so far in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, plus details about where to find them and what rewards you get for opening them. Weve also listed the mystery thats either associated with the safe, or the one youll play through when coming across it for the first time. That said, since the Great Circles levels are so open-ended, you might come across these under other circumstances.For more details about how to find some of these codes, weve included guides to some of the more involved side quests below. And if youve missed any of these safes or chests, you can return to previously explored locations by opening your journal, tabbing over to the Travels page, and selecting Revisit on the region you want to go back to.All Vatican codes in Indiana Jones and the Great CircleThere are seven codes in the Vatican. If youre looking for details on how to solve some of the more involved puzzles, see our guides to the Belvedere Courtyard chest, the Father and Son safe, the Secrets of Secrets safe, and the A Date to Remember chest.Safe/Chest LocationMysteryCodeRewardBelvedere Courtyard“The Stolen Cat Mummy”5238“Splinter Smash” adventure bookSistine Chapel“Secret of Secrets”4471“Cutman 1” adventure bookPost Office Cellar“A Savage Discovery”1136“Street Scrapper 1” adventure bookMuseum Wing“A Date to Remember”6380 “Vatican Medicine” exploration bookBorgia Tower“Father and Son”5873100 Adventure PointsMuseum Wing“A Nun in Trouble”7171Lost ArtifactExcavation Site“Signs of Trouble”1891100 Adventure PointsAll Gizeh codes in Indiana Jones and the Great CircleThere are four codes in Gizeh. If youre looking for details on how to solve some of the more involved puzzles, see our guides to the Bright Future chest and the Cloud Atlas chest.Safe/Chest LocationMysteryCodeRewardRoadside near Gizeh Workers Area“Bright Future”0926Dynamite (which explodes in your face)Nazi Meteorological Station“Cloud Atlas”0609“Gizeh Medicine” exploration bookNazi Compoundn/a40926Ancient RelicNazi Vehicle Depot“Idol of Ra”0805Harvest SteleAll Himalayas codes in Indiana Jones and the Great CircleTheres just one code in the Himalayas. Heres our guide to the Cipher Machine puzzle.Safe/Chest LocationMysteryCodeRewardKimmetz, Officer Lounge“A Harsh Climb”3666You get to move on in the storyCheck back soon for codes in Sukhothai, the final region of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle!
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    Toxic Christmas Tree Water and Other Holiday Pet Dangers You Never Knew About
    We may earn a commission from links on this page.Whether youre hosting a huge Christmas dinner or plan to spend New Years Eve cuddled up inside this year, your home is likely to be the setting of at least some of your holiday plans. You might be thinking about how to maximize your hosting capabilities to please the humans entering your space, but you shouldnt forget your pets this season, either. Their comfort and safety is important, but the holiday season can be rough for them. Here are a few seasonal pet safety tips beyond the basics you already know, like keeping them away from your burning candles.Holiday decor can be dangerous to petsThe first thing to do is to make sure your tree is anchored down well so it doesnt topple over if your cat does decide to climb it or your dog gets the nighttime zoomies and runs into it. If that seems like kind of a given, this part isnt: Keep pets away from the water base keeping your tree fresh. It can contain fertilizer or chemicals that can be harmful if your pet drinks from it. Tree water can also breed bacteria, which can give your pet nausea or diarrhea. Neither your pet nor your guests will love that. Make sure there are alternative water sources for your pets nearby. Tinsel, too, is a risk, especially to cats, who love batting it around and nibbling on it. Swallowing tinsel can lead to an obstructed digestive tract, vomiting, dehydration, or maybe even surgery. The same goes for glass ornaments. If your pet isn't a climber but still shows interest in your decor, put those items closer to the top of the tree. Keep light wires well out of pets reach, as they can shock any animal that chews on them. If you dont favor the plug-in kind, know that punctured batteries can burn their mouths and esophaguses. To protect animals from themselves and keep all your cords functional, during the holidays and year-round, try specialized cord deterrents. I've always used CritterCord ($16.99 for 10 feet) and found it to work great. Not only is it thick, to protect cords from teeth, but it is infused with a bitter taste that stops the animal from even continuing to try to bite through it. CritterCord cord protector $16.99 at Amazon $19.69 Save $2.70 Learn More Learn More $16.99 at Amazon $19.69 Save $2.70 Finally, if you have a fireplace and a dog, be wary of firestarter logs, says the Humane Society. Those can contain sawdust and paraffin, which could irritate doggie stomachs or even cause an intestinal blockage if eaten. Heres a helpful guide for finding good, pet-safe firewood.Holiday foods your pets should never eatYou probably already try to curb your dogs begging at dinnertime, but the holiday season involves a lot of food, most of which you dont get all year round, to say nothing of your hungry pooch. Still, resist the urge to throw your dog a literal bone from your holiday ham or turkey. It might seem harmless, but when chewed, bones can splinter and put your pet at risk of choking or suffering an intestinal injury. Obviously, your dog should never, ever have chocolate. Here are a few other holiday foods you might not know your dog shouldnt consume:ChivesAnything containing citric acid Anything with a pitRaw eggsFishGarlicLeaves and stemsNuts (safe in small quantities)Onions (including flakes and powder)Anything too saltyHoliday plants that are no good for animalsNibbling on the Christmas tree can be a bad idea for a pet, as they may consume needles that can cause an intestinal obstruction. The needles can puncture the intestinal lining or bunch together in there and cause a blockage, neither of which is pleasant and both of which can be dangerous. You can sidestep this risk by getting a fake tree or not allowing your pet near your real one, especially if they're young and/or a known nibbler.The ASPCA also points out that if your pet eats holly, they can become nauseous, vomit, or have diarrhea. Mistletoe can lead to gastrointestinal upset or even cardiovascular problems and lilies can cause kidney failure in cats if ingested. Finally, poinsettias are mildly toxic to pets, so if you're planning to have some around for the season, keep them out of reach.
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    WhatsApp Now Lets You Call Select Members of a Group Chat
    WhatsApp is indisputably the most popular messaging app in the world. Chances are you use it to message friends and family around the world, and while the majority of communications are likely texts, you probably use the app for audio and video calls, too. (WhatsApp says two billion calls are made on the app every day.) The next time you open up WhatsApp on your phone or computer to make a call, you may notice some changesmostly for the better. Choose specific group chat members to callSometimes, texting gets to be too much, and you want to break the group chat into a call. That said, there are also times where not everyone in the chat should be (or wants to be) in the call. That call button has always been all or nothing, though: You hit it, and you ring everyone in the grouplike it or not.Now, however, WhatsApp is letting users choose who among the group chat should be included in a call. It's a great upgrade for breaking out some of the chatwhether you're trying not disturb friends who are working or sleeping, or simply talking smack.Your calls should look betterAccording to WhatsApp, the new update means that calls are more "reliable," and are now higher resolutionalthough the company didn't say how high that resolution really is. These upgrades apply to group chats and one-on-one calls on both desktop and mobile. It's easier to start a call on desktopWhatsApp says it has improved the "Calls" tab on the WhatsApp desktop app. Now when you click into this tab, you'll be able to start a call, create a link for a call, and dial a specific numberalthough the company is working on ditching phone numbers altogether.Ten new effects for video callsThese types of announcements always go over my headI simply never use them. But for any WhatsApp users who also enjoy video call effects, there are 10 new ones for you to try. WhatsApp highlighted a new puppy ear filter, an underwater setting, as well as a new karaoke filter that places a microphone in front of you.
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    HDMI 2.2 could make its debut at CES next month
    We may see the next HDMI standard, HDMI 2.2, in only a matter of weeks. According to an email from the HDMI Forum sent around to press including Engadget this weekend, a new HDMI specification will be announced on Monday, January 6 in Las Vegas ahead of the official start to CES 2025. The details at this point are pretty scant all were told is that the new spec enables a wide range of higher resolutions and refresh rates and will be supported with a new HDMI Cable.Its been seven years since the introduction of HDMI 2.1. It was most recently updated to version 2.1b in 2023, to support bandwidths of up to 48Gbps and resolutions up to 10K. The new specification with the next gen HDMI technology will bring higher bandwidth, according to the email. Thats about all we know now, but well have a team on the ground at CES keeping you up to speed on this and all the other announcements as they come.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/computing/hdmi-22-could-make-its-debut-at-ces-next-month-233627519.html?src=rss
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    Trumps team reportedly wants to end NHTSA reporting requirement for car crashes involving automated systems
    According to a report from Reuters, president-elect Donald Trumps transition team is trying to kill a rule set by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that requires automakers to report crashes if advanced driver assistance technology or automated driving systems were in use within 30 seconds of the crash. The NHTSA issued the Standing General Order in 2021, stating that its goal is to gather data that could help it identify potential safety issues.The data has been used in investigations into crashes involving six companies so far, including Tesla and GMs Cruise (which is shutting down its robotaxi program as of this week). Tesla despises the reporting requirement and believes the data could be misleading to consumers, Reuters reports, citing sources close to Tesla executives. In a document seen by Reuters, the transition team in charge of making a 100-day strategy for automotive policy reportedly recommended that the incoming administration repeal the requirement, saying it calls for excessive data collection.Its unknown whether Elon Musk who donated over $250 million to help Trump get elected and was chosen to lead the new Department of Government Efficiency alongside Vivek Ramaswamy had any hand in the recommendation. Tesla has reported over 1,500 crashes, and accounted for 40 out of 45 fatal crashes reported to the NHTSA, Reuters reports. But, according to University of South Carolina law professor Bryant Walker Smith, who spoke to Reuters, Tesla has more cars on the road with advanced driver assistance technology and collects more real-time crash data than other companies, which could make for a disproportionate number of incidents reported.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/transportation/trumps-team-reportedly-wants-to-end-nhtsa-reporting-requirement-for-car-crashes-involving-automated-systems-213720835.html?src=rss
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    Quordle today my hints and answers for Sunday, December 15 (game #1056)
    Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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    NYT Strands today my hints, answers and spangram for Sunday, December 15 (game #287)
    Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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    OpenAI says ChatGPT service has recovered after hours-long outage
    OpenAI said service to its application programming interface, ChatGPT and Sora had been restored after not working for hours.
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    Venture capitalists bet on Sublime, a startup bringing AI to email security
    Generative artificial intelligence has helped hackers craft personalized emails more quickly. Now startups are using the technology to block attacks.
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