search
Control: Resonant
Trends
- 1Google accused of shipping ads in Android system updates▼Google now ships "ads" with their Android system update?
Google is facing fresh criticism over claims that Android system updates now include promotional content, with users questioning whether advertising is being bundled directly into core OS software. The discussion centres on where Google draws the line between system functionality and monetisation, and whether users have any way to opt out of ads delivered through updates to their own devices.
- 2Personal Computing 2.0 calls for a computing revolution●Personal Computing 2.0: It's time for a personal computing revolution
Imbue has published an essay arguing for 'Personal Computing 2.0,' a vision in which AI transforms personal computers into genuinely intelligent assistants that act on users' behalf rather than serving as passive tools. The piece claims the current model of computing is stale and urges developers and users to rethink how software is built and controlled. Readers are debating whether AI agents can really deliver on this promise.
- 3
Ryan Strace is drawing attention with a new tool that simplifies motion control, a notoriously fiddly part of camera and robotics work. His message that motion control is hard but can be made easy has resonated widely, earning tens of thousands of likes as viewers praise the practical approach to a problem many creators struggle with.
- 4Control Resonant Continues the Series' Fascination With Architecture▼Control Resonant Is Once Again A Video Game About The Wonderful And Terrifying Possibilities Of Architecture
The upcoming game Control Resonant is being discussed as a continuation of the Control series' distinctive approach to architecture, where brutalist buildings and shifting spaces are treated as central to the game's atmosphere. Commentators highlight how the franchise uses architecture to evoke wonder and dread at once, making the built environment as much a character as the people within it.
- 5Control Resonant: fascinating experiment, imperfect execution●'Control Resonant' is a fascinating experiment, but not an entirely successful one
Mashable has published a review of Control Resonant, calling it a fascinating experiment that is not entirely successful. The piece suggests the game takes bold creative risks but does not fully pay off, placing it among the more debated recent gaming releases.
- 6Control Resonant moves its new hero beyond the Oldest House●🎮 Why Control Resonant Had to Take Our New Hero Outside Some players wish Remedy's new action sequel had retained its pr
Remedy's upcoming action sequel Control Resonant is taking its new protagonist outside the Oldest House, the brutalist headquarters that defined the original game. Some fans have expressed disappointment that the beloved setting may not be central this time, but a Kotaku piece argues the change is the right choice for the new story, allowing the sequel to expand the Control universe rather than retread familiar corridors.
- 7Converting Bitcoin to Ethereum remains a messy process, critics say●It's 11pm and you're staring at a hardware wallet holding 0.8 BTC in cold storage, wanting some of it in Ethereum. Simpl
A security commentator is highlighting the awkward reality of swapping small amounts of bitcoin for ether from self-custody. Holding roughly 0.8 BTC on a hardware wallet, the writer notes, leaves few clean options: exchanges require handing over custody, while decentralised routes like cross-chain bridges and ThorChain carry their own trust and security questions. The post points to a review of ThorChain's approach to sovereign yield and liquidity, framing cross-chain swaps as a persistent weak spot for users who want to keep control of their keys.
- 8Guide maps all Unsupervised Science locations in Control Resonant●All Unsupervised Science locations and Testing Facilities in Control Resonant
A new walkthrough lists every Unsupervised Science location and Testing Facility in Control Resonant, the latest entry in Remedy's Control universe. Players are using it to track down collectibles and complete related objectives, as these sites are spread across the game's map and easy to miss during the main story.