After widespread allegationsthat he was paying skilled gamers to level up his characters on popular videogames, multi-hyphenate billionaire Elon Musk threw a massive tantrum last week.Now, in damning new evidence, netizens spotted Musk's extremely high-level character grinding in the free-to-play action RPG Path of Exile 2 (PoE 2) while the billionaire was on television attending Donald Trump's inauguration in person."How are you there?" New Zealand game streamer who goes by Quin69TV said during a stream. "How are you in the Sulphuric Caverns right now, Elon?""Bro, stop," he said. "Elon, you're in a map right now, level 96."Days after throwing a fit and leaking the messages of American streamer Zack "Asmongold" Hoyt, Musk finally admitted that he was cheating, telling a PoE 2 streamer who goes by the handle NikoWrex in since-published DMs that he had "level boosted," a term for when low-ranked players hire much more adept ones to artificially increase their rank in a game."But when I post a video of a game or am streaming," Musk said, as quoted by Windows Central, "that's 100 percent me."If that sounds like a weak excuse, you're not alone. It's a deeply embarrassing revelation for the richest man in the world. For a while now, Musk has attempted to make it appear as if he was a proficient and highly ranked video game player, beaming with pride while telling Joe Rogan that he was in the top 20 global Diablo 4 players worldwide last year.But that couldn't be further from the truth as evidenced by his surprisingly poor performance during his most recent PoE 2 stream and his latest admission, gamers are now wondering whether Musk has even rudimentary knowledge either game.While this all sounds like a low-stakes distraction, his ruse raises some inconvenient questions for Musk right as his political profile is ascendant. If the richest man in the world is willing to cheat and dissemble about something as trivial as gaming, what else is he lying about?"So Elon levels up his video game characters the same way he runs his companies," wroteone YouTube commenter. "Pay others to do the hard work and then take all the credit."During his brief chat with NikoWrex, Musk denied that he ever intended to take credit for the extremely high-level PoE 2 character he was seen controlling during a January 7 stream."The top accounts in Diablo or PoE require multiple people playing the account to win a leveling race," he rationalized.Of course, Musk refused to take any blame."What would I be apologizing for?" he said.For one, as PC Gamer points out, he could apologize for breaking the game's rules since account boosting goes against the terms of service for both Diablo 4 and PoE 2. But then again, when did pesky rules ever stop him before?The gaming community has since turned its back on him as he's become a laughingstock."Musk is living proof that someone can be rich and successful while still being a loser," one Reddit user wrote.Share This Article

Are we about to see a huge reveal?PhD CandidateTech execs, including Mark Zuckerberg, are excited to start replacing "midlevel engineers" with AI.And if a recent column by Axios cofounder Mike Allen and CEO Jim VandeHei is to be believed, it sounds an awful lot like OpenAI is ready to take a big step toward such a future in a matter of "weeks."According to the column, someone in the industry they heavily hint that it's OpenAI, which is scheduled to deliver a closed-door briefing to US officials later this month is poised to "announce a next-level breakthrough that unleashes PhD-level super-agents to do complex human tasks."Such a breakthrough "could push generative AI from a fun, cool, aspirational tool to a true replacement for human workers," Allen and VandeHei suggested.But whether the reality will catch up with hype remains to be seen. Despite many years of AI research and many noticeably similar announcements in the past the tech is still struggling with the basics. Perhaps most notably, the current crop of AI models is still introducing sloppy "hallucinations" into its text and code, mistakes that human PhD students either never makeor quickly catch.And all AI we've seen still struggles to complete complex multi-step problems without getting stuck.It's worth pointing out that Allen and VandeHei are hardly neutral observers: just last week, OpenAI announced a partnership with Axios as part of an effort to bring "local news to communities across the country."Agent OrangeAccording to Allen and VandeHei, these so-called "super-agents" are "designed to tackle messy, multilayered, real-world problems that human minds struggle to organize and conquer."The two cofounders used an eyebrow-raising example to illustrate their point."Imagine telling your agent, 'Build me new payment software,'" the column reads. "The agent could design, test and deliver a functioning product."Considering current AI models would likely stumble right out of the gate if they were tasked with this kind of query, it's a big claim. Could upcoming "super-agents" really represent such a big leap in capability or is this yet another example of rampant AI hype?Allen and VandeHei admit in their column that "reliability and hallucinations" remain "generative AI's Achilles heel."Even the company's own top researcher, Noam Brown who would be in a position to know if the company was about to launch something huge tweeted last week that there's "lots of vague AI hype on social media these days.""There are good reasons to be optimistic about further progress, but plenty of unsolved research problems remain," he added.In short, is OpenAI or one of its competitors really on the verge of a "next-level breakthrough" with its allegedly "PhD-level super-agents" or is it more hot air designed to drum up excitement for the industry?The stakes are certainly high this month. Following president Donald Trump's inauguration, tech leaders including Sam Altman and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg are stumbling over each other to swear fealty, donating millions of dollars to Trump's inaugural committee.In other words, the timing of Allen and VandeHei's column should give anybody pause.Share This Article

Star Treks famous Prime Directive holds that the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise must neverinterfere witha developing planet and its scientific and cultural evolution.The Prime DirectiveforStar Trekfans: Love the even-numbered films, hate the odd-numbered ones.At least that was always the belief amongStar Trekfans back in the day. The even films, likeStar Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, were good. The odd films, likeStar Trek V: The Final Frontier, werebad.Exceptthe even ones werent always that great. And the odd ones were sometimes sneakily satisfying. (Related: My Star Trek: The Motion Picture Is Good, Actually T-shirthas people asking a lot of questionsalready answered bymy shirt.) And once the films featuring the originalTrekcast gave way to the ones featuring the stars ofThe Next Generationand then a whole new cast in a new timeline assumed the roles of Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, and the rest of the Enterpriseteam all the old numbering rules went out the airlock.So what trulyare the worstStar Trek movies? To find that out, you cant justglance atthe Roman numeralsin the subtitle. Youve got to watch and think about them; learn what theyre about (or, more troublingly, recognize whentheyre not about much of anything). WhileStar Trek has produced some very enjoyable cinematic voyages, these five ranked from almost okay to akin to torture at the hands of the Vians fromthe O.G.Trek episode The Empath leave a lot to be desired.The Worst Star Trek MoviesWe love Star Trek, and most of the Trek films produced over the last 40+ years. These, however, were not series highlights. READ MORE: Get our free mobile app80s Movies That Could Never Be Made Today

About Us:Elevate Labs is on a mission to improve people's minds.Weve helped millions of people around the world learn and improve concrete communication, memory, and math skills through Elevate, our first mobile app which has won Apple's App of the Year Award and been downloaded more than 60 million times. With Balance, our second mobile app and winner of Google's Best App award, weve personalized meditation and made it free for an entire year to help more people reduce stress, improve sleep, sharpen focus, and much more.Elevate Labs is a fully remote company of voracious learners and passionate doers, driven by our vision to help billions of people lead healthy, joyful, and productive lives.If our mission resonates with you, please consider applying!The RoleYou will join our newly formed web team, working across all our various web projects: web onboarding, account management, marketing website, and, potentially, web versions of our mobile apps.Were looking for an experienced Front End Web Engineer who can partner with Design and Product Management to help us build amazing user experiences to complement our award-winning mobile apps: Elevate and Balance. As a senior member of the team, youll have the opportunity to help us define our tech stack and drive significant new development.This is a fully remote position anywhere in North or South America. We are happy to sponsor US visas and green cards, if applicable.How Youll Make an Impact Here:Youll work across our entire web presence, including extensive new developmentYoull mentor fellow engineers, help them grow their skills, and stay open to learning from your teammates as you continue to grow your own skillsYoull introduce new ideas to help the team iterate on process and technologyWhile front end web will be your focus, youll occasionally have the opportunity to help out your teammates in other areas of the stackQualifications:You have 8+ years of professional software experience in front end web developmentYou have shipped at least one customer-facing productYou have helped build a web app from scratchYou are an expert in at least one major JS/TS frameworkYou are passionate about user interface and user experienceYou have experience building complex animationsYou write unit tests and develop code that supports automated testingYou communicate clearly and are willing to give critical feedback to improve the user experienceYou proactively identify areas for improvement and drive projects to completion without a manager always directing your workYou stay up to date with the latest web development news and technologiesOur Stack:Frontend: Largely Greenfield (existing stack uses Hotwire)Backend: Ruby on RailsScripting: Python & ShellCloud: Heroku, AWS, & CloudFlareDatabases: PostgreSQL & RedisData Analytics: Snowflake & DBTCI/CD: GitHub ActionsIaC: TerraformBonus:Experience with at least some of our stackExperience working in the backendExperience with web to app funnelsExperience with WasmExperience with RiveExperience with a CMSExperience with SEOInterest in mental health, brain training, and meditationHow We HireAt Elevate Labs, we seek to build high-impact teams with high talent density, and we invest a lot of time and care into the hiring process. Your resume will be reviewed by a human, so we encourage you to keep resumes short (one page should do), double-check for grammar errors, and submit it as a PDF.During the interview process, you can expect conversational-style sessions, some with a technical focus, and coding exercises.Please note that all communication with applicants will be sent from elevatelabs.com or our Applicant Tracking System, Ashby (ashbyhq.com). Elevate Labs will never ask you to create a Microsoft Teams or any other online account before your interview process begins. If you are asked to provide information and do not believe it is a legitimate request from Elevate Labs, please contact [emailprotected] to validate before proceeding.Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion:We believe that there is no single candidate profile that guarantees success in this role. Experience comes in different forms; many skills are transferable, and passion goes a long way. If your background is similar to the job description and you think you can excel in this role, please apply and tell us about yourself and the impact you could make at Elevate Labs.We also know that diversity of identity, experience, and thought leads to more creativity, better problem-solving, and wiser decisions, which is why we're dedicated to adding new perspectives to our team. We are an equal opportunity employer; committed to diversity and building an equitable and inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds and experiences, and we're taking steps to meet that commitment. We highly encourage members of traditionally underrepresented communities to apply, including women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ folks, veterans, and people with disabilities.

The private house has been designed for a 1.66ha area of predominantly grassland in green belt-designated countryside just south of Bispham Green, west Lancashire.West Lancashire Borough Councils planning department granted the scheme planning permission in October, via delegated powers.Planning officers concluded that the highly bespoke and contemporary design met the policy exception for new dwellings in the countryside as set out in paragraph 84e of the National Planning Policy Framework.AdvertisementThe exemption clause (formerly paragraph 80) allows new, isolated homes to be built in the open countryside if they are deemed of exceptional design quality and would significantly enhance [the] immediate setting. Source:Shaw and JaggerApproved: Shaw and Jagger's Paragraph 84 house in the Lancashire green belt - Aerial viewThe two-storey, four-bedroom house has been designed so that the landscape takes centre stage, according to Shaw and Jagger.Designed in collaboration with engineers Webb Yates, the building features tree-like cross-laminated timber columns set out in a grid formation derived from the spacing of osier plants a type of willow tree commonly found in fenlands and near rivers.The interlocking structure, designed to create a continuation of the landscape, will support a predominantly glazed faade.The house will span 780m across both floors, with an additional 100m detached garage. The plan features a large, open plan living area, described as a great hall, on the ground floor, with a central spiral staircase leading up to a first-floor gallery from which bedrooms are accessed.AdvertisementThe proposed development includes a biomass heating system fuelled by willow harvested on the site.Shaw and Jagger is hoping to to achieve a Biodiversity Net Gain of 106 per cent with the project.In their report, planning officers said: The proposed landscaping and osier planting to enable the restoration of a lost historic landscape would enhance the visual amenity and landscape character of the area and result in significant ecological gain in the form of a 106 per cent increase in the biodiversity of the site.Shaw and Jagger said: Viewed from the surrounding landscape, the impact of the house will change through the seasons as the willow is pollarded for harvesting, providing a bold architectural backdrop directly related to agricultural biomass production. Internally, the contemporary family home will remain as a dramatic architectural statement. Source:Shaw and JaggerApproved: Shaw and Jagger's Paragraph 84 house in the Lancashire green belt - Night viewPROJECT DATALocationLancashire GreenbeltLocal authorityWest LancashireType of project Dwelling under provision of NPPF Country House ClauseClientPrivateArchitect Steven Tyson c/o Shaw and Jagger ArchitectsLandscape architect Shaw and Jagger ArchitectsPlanning consultant NoneStructural engineer Webb YatesM&E consultant Webb YatesPrincipal designer Shaw and JaggerFunding PrivateTender date Early Spring 2025Start on site date Late Spring 2025Completion date 2027Contract duration Two years approxGross internal floor area 814mAnnual CO2 emissions UnknownTotal cost Undisclosed

Are air purifiers becoming an essential household product? "I would recommend an air purifier to anyone, even if you're just cooking at home, says Jie Zhao, head of Delos Labs, a human health tech company.This is especially true for anyone whos experienced smoke pollution. The wildfires in LA, for example, will leave behind air quality issues for some time. Since climate change and declining air quality is an ongoing problem anywhere on this earth, you might want to consider the benefits of an air purifier. We put dozens of popular air purifier models to the test to see which ones are the best at clearing smoke, dust, mold and allergens from your home. Our Picks Best overall air purifier, and best for smoke, allergies and dust BlueAir 311i Max View details $229 at Amazon View details Best air purifier for viruses, bacteria and mold Germ Guardian AC4300 View details $97 at Amazon View details Best air purifier for entire home Coway Airmega 400s View details $427 at Amazon View details Best air purifier for pets Blueair Blue Pure 511 View details $100 at Amazon View details Best budget choice and quietest air purifier Levoit Core Mini View details $47 at Amazon View details Table of Contents What is the best overall air purifier?CNET's pick for best overall air purifier goes to the Blueair Blue Pure 311i Max. During lab testing, Blueair outperformed the competition clearing smoke and particles from the air faster and more effectively in our controlled testing chamber. Its versatility, low energy draw and relatively low noise level while running even on the highest setting, combined with its median price, made the Blueair an easy choice for the best overall air purifier. Best air purifiers of 2025 Photo Gallery 1/1 Pros Automatically adjusts speed based on air quality Energy efficient Quieter than most models App tracking and remote scheduling Cons On the pricey side Size 12.5 x 12.5 x 19 in. (DWH)Weight 7.8 poundsFilter type Activated carbonCoverage area 1,858 sq. ft.Lab-tested noise level (high setting) 45-46dBColor options Gray and whiteCertifications AHAM Verifide In terms of smoke, seasonal allergens and dust, an important consideration in buying an air purifier is whether it has an automatic mode. Certainair particles do not remain consistent throughout the year or even throughout the day. Auto-mode purifiers can automatically ramp up the speed when the pollution is higher, says Zhao, which ensures they perform efficiently given real-time conditions and dont waste energy when more power isnt needed.Air purifiers such as the BlueAir Blue Pure 311i Max with automatic mode respond to the actual air quality, and adjust the speed accordingly.In addition to its automatic setting, BlueAirs Blue Pure 311i Max was the top finisher at both low and high fan settings, bringing the particulate count down to pre-smoke levels in 6.6 and 2 minutes, respectively. On top of that, the Blue Pure 311i Max was the second most energy-efficient unit for its capacity and surprisingly quiet too, reaching only 46.1 decibels when running at its highest fan setting -- a full 9 decibels lower than the loudest model among those we tested.The Blue Pure 311i Max also has voice controls and comes equipped with a five-color air quality indicator and a pollution-detecting particle sensor. Download the BlueAir App and youll be able to track air quality in your home in real time, control the air purifier remotely and even track filter usage so that you can order a new one when the time comes. Its a simple, well-designed air purifier that performs exceptionally well, both in terms of energy usage and particle removal. While a HEPA filter is an industry standard for air purification systems, an additional measure, a UV-C light, is specially equipped to handle pathogens such as viruses, bacteria and mold, and stop them from multiplying. The best way to destroy pathogens is just to expose them to sunlight, says Sha

Our Picks Best fidget toy for work Fidgi Things Pen View details $20 at Amazon View details Best discreet fidget toy for anxiety Alextina Anxiety Ring View details $11 at Amazon View details Best fidget toy with variety Appash Fidget Cube View details $9 at Walmart View details Best on-the-go fidget toy Fidgetland Noah View details $13 at Amazon View details Best fidget toy for relaxation Tangle Therapy Relax Toy View details $6 at Walmart View details Best fidget toy for kids Pop Fidget Toy (Update: Out of stock) View details $9 at Amazon View details Table of Contents If you get anxious from time to time, you might find yourself fidgeting with the things around you. Fidgeting is a common issue among folks with anxiety, so there are countless fidget toys out there designed to help channel this energy. The best fidget toys are well made, fit in your pocket, and actually help alleviate stress and anxiety. We've rounded up a few of them that we recommend.There are currently no peer-reviewed studies that support the effectiveness of fidget toys for anxiety. However, anecdotally, people with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder and ADHD have seen benefits from fidget toys, such as improved concentration and less nervous energy.Read more: Best Mental Health Apps $20 at Amazon Before fidget toys, we used to click our pens in the office when we were anxious. Enter the Fidgi Things Pen -- a fidget toy made to be discreet. In addition to being a working pen, Fidgi has several fidget features, including a spin disk, a rolling ball, a click switch and a textured grip. With so many features, it earns our spot as the best fidget toy for the workplace.I know what you're thinking -- I'll spend $20 on a fidget pen, but what happens when it runs out of ink? Thankfully, Fidgi Pens use the universal ink pen refill sticks. You can get a 30-pack on Amazon for under $10. It comes in various colors like slate, rose gold and blue.Fidgi pen's best features:There are seven special features: a pen click, side click switch, bouncy clip, spin disk, rolling ball, smooth dip and textured grip.The Fidgi Pen uses universal ink pen refills, so you'll never need to buy another pen.Things to consider:Since it has so many extra features, it's a little chunkier than a normal pen. Writing with it may take some getting used to.Some reviews found that some parts broke after frequent use. $11 at Amazon For those who always want their fidget toy to be close at hand, consider an Alextina Anxiety Ring. What I like about this anxiety ring is how sleek it is; you really can't tell it's anything other than a ring, and it isn't chunky on your finger. You have many design options -- some have cutouts or embossed patterns, while others are classic gold or silver bands.The concept of this anxiety ring is simple. You slip it on your finger like a normal ring, and when you feel anxious or stressed, you spin the outer band. It can help relieve stress or tension and help you focus anywhere -- social situations, in the office or at home.AlextinaAnxiety Ring's best features:This anxiety ring is made from stainless steel and is anti-allergy.Has a lifetime 100% money-back guarantee on Amazon.Things to consider:Some reviews indicate the ring isn't completely silent when you spin it. $9 at Walmart The Appash Fidget Cube is one of my favorite fidget toys for anxiety. With six different sides equipped with unique fidget features, it's got a lot of variety. The sides include click, glide, flip, breathe, roll and spin features. Three of the buttons on the Appash Fidget Cube make noise, while two are silent.Like other fidget toys, it's designed to give you something to do when you're anxious or stressed. And I think it does that really well. The variety of mechanisms gives you the option to find your go-to anxiety reliever -- mine is the switch. And if personalization is your thing, you can opt for a fidget cube in all types of colors and patterns.Appash Fidget Cube's best features:It's made from soft, textured rubber and is small enough to take on the go.The Appash Fidget Cube is a budget-friendly option at only $7 on Amazon.Things to consider:It's a cube, making slipping into your pocket awkward. It would likely need to be kept in a bag when away from the home or office.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's post-launch roadmap bringing barbers, horse riding, and morePlus more free updates to follow.Image credit: Eurogamer News by Matt Wales News Reporter Published on Jan. 21, 2025 Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is just weeks away now and, in the run up to its release, developer Warhorse Studios has detailed some of its post-launch update plans for the medieval action-RPG, starting with a handful of free new features this "spring".This initial update promises the introduction of horse racing - in which players can "hone [their] mounted skills and uncover hidden surprises - alongside barbers, providing a way for aesthetically inclined adventurers to customise their looks. Then finally, spring's triumvirate of features concludes with a new Hardcore Mode, promising a "greater challenge".Beyond that, Warhorse has confirmed it's working on three additional post-launch updates: Brushes with Death arrives this "summer", Legacy of the Forge launches this "autumn", and Mysteria Ecclesia is currently scheduled for a "winter" release.Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 announcement trailer.Watch on YouTubeThese three story expansions are available as part of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's paid expansion pass (included in its Gold Edition and Collector's Edition), but Warhorse says each will be accompanied by "free quality of life updates to further enhance the game experience." Image credit: Warhorse StudiosKingdom Come: Deliverance 2 launches for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC on 4th February, continuing the story of peasant-turned-knight Henry of Skillitz as he negotiates life in an open-world version of early 15th century Bohemia.

Unknown 9 franchise cancelled as developer admits game "didn't come near" expectations, series "didn't warrant any further exploration"Studio suffers further job losses as future project canned.Image credit: Bandai Namco News by Tom Phillips Editor-in-Chief Published on Jan. 21, 2025 The studio behind bold Assassin's Creed-meets-Tomb Raider transmedia attempt Unknown 9 has signalled an end to the franchise, following the poor performance of last year's initial video game.Unknown 9: Awakening, a generic globe-trotting adventure starring The Witcher TV series' Anya Chalotra, "didn't come near the company's expectations," the boss of developer Reflector Entertainment Herve Hoerdt said in a statement today, "and didn't warrant any further exploration in this universe". Ouch.One of the Reflector's two future projects - presumably another Unknown 9 game which had been in the "conceptualisation phase" - has now been cancelled, Hoerdt added. This therefore means the studio was "terminating this development line".Unknown 9: Awakening trailer.Watch on YouTube"This decision correlates directly with the failure of the studio's ambitious and courageous first project, a new IP with a rich transmedia universe," Hoerdt continued. Reflector had ambitious plans for Unknown 9 as an ongoing series, supported by podcasts, comics, novels, and several web series. While many of these have now been released, some ahead of Awakening itself, following a lengthy delay to the video game, none appear to have made any real impression.Reflector will now go through a second round of redundancies, following previous job losses reported back in November 2024, as the company shrinks to a "single project approach the studio will adopt for the imminent future". This project is an "existing Bandai Namco IP" and is "shaping up well", Hoerdt concluded.

You can trust VideoGamer. Our team of gaming experts spend hours testing and reviewing the latest games, to ensure you're reading the most comprehensive guide possible. Rest assured, all imagery and advice is unique and original. Check out how we test and review games hereIn the last few years, the AI buzzword has overtaken the tech industry, bolstered by hardware manufactures such as Nvidia. With the RTX 50-series on the horizon primed for AI workloads, Nvidias Vice President of Applied Deep Learning Research Bryan Catanzaro claims that advancements in AI will ultimately open up a lot of new possibilities when it comes to gaming. Speaking to Digital Foundry, Catanzaro revealed that the company will find ways to harness AI to ultimately create more interesting looking and fun games.Nvidia believes AI will overhaul gaming Speaking to the popular tech analysts, Catanzaro explained that the industry is going to find ways of using AI in order to understand how the world should be drawn, and thats going to open up a lot of new possibilities to make games more interesting-looking and more fun, Catanzaro said during the interview, which can also be read in full on Eurogamer.As the Nvidia 50 Series prepares to launch this month, there has been some controversy over the Blackwell architectures use of AI to deliver Multi-Frame Generation as part of the new DLSS 4 technology. However, Catanzaro believes that moving towards this new tech is important to tackle current challenges facing todays graphics.Im very excited about the prospects of overcoming a lot of the limitations of todays graphics, which I think are really difficult to scale, he continued. The more fidelity we put in bottom-up simulation, the more work we have to do to capture textures and geometry and animate it it becomes very expensive and really challenging.There is a lot of graphics that are really held back because we just dont have the artist bandwidth, we dont have the time or the storage to really save all of that.Nvidia has confirmed that there will be 75 DLSS games and appsfeaturing Frame Generation from Day 0, with more on the way. While Multi Frame Generation will be limited to GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, at least for now, Nvidia has confirmed that standard Frame Generation will be upgraded, benefitting those with older 40 Series graphics cards. DLSS games with Ray Reconstruction, Super Resolution, and DLAA can be upgraded to the new DLSS transformer model, Nvidia confirmed on their blog.The first RTX 50 Series cards are set to arrive by the end of the month, in the form of the RTX 5080 and the RTX 5090. The RTX 5070 and RTX 5070Ti are expected to launch in February.Subscribe to our newsletters!By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy and may receive occasional deal communications; you can unsubscribe anytime.Share