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The jokes of 2018 are the reality of 2020. I’m talking, of course, about Tesla Tequila. Previously featured in an April Fool tweet from Elon Musk (pre-SEC liquidation era), “Teslaquila” is now a real drink you can buy. While Tesla didn’t pick the one-word name after trying to register it as a trademark, buyers can expect an exclusive hand-blown glass bottle.
This small batch tequila is priced at $ 250 per bottle, limited to two per person, and is only shipped to states that allow spirits to be sold online.
– Richard Lawler
The good, the bad and the in-between of the new consoles.
Microsoft’s new consoles will officially go on sale next week, and we can finally tell you what we think of them. According to Devindra Hardawar, the $ 499 X-Series is “everything we would want in a next-gen system” with one slight problem: the lack of new exclusives to showcase its 4K, HDR, and ray-tracing power.
The $ 299 S Series offers many of the benefits of the more powerful box – fast storage and a new GPU – in a smaller, cheaper package. However, as Jessica Conditt points out in her review, those benefits come with some compromises on storage space and for playing old Xbox titles on new hi-res TVs.
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Detailed reviews are coming in, but here are some first impressions.
Pre-orders for the Mini and Pro Max start today at 8am ET, but if you’re still wondering what they look like and if you need it, check out our hands-on photos and videos before ordering.
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The seized Bitcoin came from someone who allegedly hacked the Silk Road.
Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht is in jail, but the feds are still going after the money he made while running the dark web market. This week, crypto experts noted that one of the largest transfers in history had taken place, which was a move shrouded in mystery until authorities announced that they had seized more than 69,000 Bitcoin from a wallet linked to the market.
So how did they get the digital currency, which is now worth more than $ 1 billion? According to the criminal complaint, an “Individual X” stole it from the Silk Road and sat in it until now. The government knows who this person is, but is not giving further details so far.
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