It has been over four years since we first heard about Skywind from the team at TES Renewal Project, a complete remake of Morrowind using Skyrim but it is still coming and we have a new trailer. From the Silt Striders through to today's look at caves and a certain ominous volcano the game looks absolutely gorgeous. The combat will be updated from the original, which may not be as good as you remember unless you fired up the old beast recently, you can see a bit in the trailer below. If the wait is getting painful and you are looking for something else to try then Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN has a few suggestions at the end of the article including a reminder that Enderal will be hitting Steam, with new content, in the very near future.
"Clearly a huge amount of love has been poured into this project, and the Skywind team have gone above and beyond when it comes to detailing its environments. Skywind’s caves are irregularly structured volcanic formations, and its Dwemer ruins appear beautifully lit."
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off topic but i thought you
off topic but i thought you and josh would find this interesting:
https://www.barrons.com/articles/rare-60-year-old-whisky-sets-new-world-record-at-auction-1538601728?mod=hp_minor_pos25
Nice, you buying?
Nice, you buying?
Looky what Intel ME MODE
Looky what Intel ME MODE Apple forgot to turn off/disable!
“In a blog post on Tuesday, researchers Maxim Goryachy and Mark Ermolov, involved in the discovery of an Intel ME firmware flaw last year, reveal that Chipzilla’s ME contains an undocumented Manufacturing Mode, among its other little known features like High Assurance Platform mode.
“Intel ME Manufacturing Mode is intended for configuration and testing of the end platform during manufacturing, and as such should be disabled (closed) before sale and shipment to users,” explain Goryachy and Ermolov. “However, this mode and its potential risks are not described anywhere in Intel’s public documentation.”
Manufacturing Mode can only be accessed using a utility included in Intel ME System Tools software, which isn’t available to the public. It’s intended to configure important platform settings in one-time programmable memory called Field Programming Fuses (FPF) prior to product shipment and in ME’s internal MFS (Minux File System) on SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) flash memory, via parameters known as CVARs (Configurable NVARs, Named Variables). ” (1)
IME and Swiss Cheese the Holes are Amazing!
(1)
“Apple forgot to lock Intel Management Engine in laptops, so get patching
Chipzilla’s security through obscurity withers under scrutiny”
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/10/03/intel_management_engine_hole/
It looks amazing! I sure hope
It looks amazing! I sure hope they get it done soon.