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Rock Paper Shotgun hardware editor, catposter. Work email: james.archer@rockpapershotgun.com
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Nationwide community care day offers free health checks, haircuts and hope to thousands

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By James Archer 
| MSN UK
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First Nations criticism of Danielle Smith goes national

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By James Archer , John Ell
| Alberta Native News
By Jeremy Appel, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (ANNews) – The national advocacy organization for Treaty First Nations has joined the chorus of First Nations telling Alberta premier Danielle Smith that a referendum on Alberta independence would be illegitimate without consulting the land’s original inhabitants.
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Mandatory ray tracing makes Indiana Jones and the Great Circle pretty yet brutal, like Indy himself

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By James Archer 
| Our Community Now
If you’d told me last year that face of all-out, GPU venerating, fully ray-traced PC game visual excess would be that of a de-aged Harrison Ford, I’d have asked which exact colour of paint you’d been eating. And yet here we are, with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle loving its ray tracing so much that the effects can’t ever be fully switched off. We’re in uncharted (heh) territory here, folks.
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