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30:37 Second dragon
35:54 Nearly half of games industry professionals have considered leaving the industry, survey suggests
47:22 Far Cry 7 development is reportedly "going through Hell and back"
52:01 Marathon's most popular shotgun is getting nerfed a second time, as Bungie worries it is 'eclipsing a lot of the other short range options that exist in the game'
1:00:31 Xbox's rumored first party game pass tier could cap your cloud gaming allowance
1:08:53 New Let's End the World page
1:19:27 California ignores voter fraud - and fights those who expose it
1:31:35 Meta to cut 8,000 jobs - 10% of workforce - in major bloodbath next month
1:43:47 'Appalling' NJ middle school goes woke as it teaches kids to protest in bizarre lesson
1:51:55 Empty NYC preschools cost taxpayers nearly $100M in rent alone: 'Terrible execution'
2:10:07 Shetland windfarm owner is paid £10 million-a-year to turn off turbines during gale force winds - while people living in its shadow fork out for some of Britain's highest energy bills

First half of timestamps:
30:37 Second dragon
35:54 Nearly half of games industry professionals have considered leaving the industry, survey suggests
47:22 Far Cry 7 development is reportedly "going through Hell and back"
52:01 Marathon's most popular shotgun is getting nerfed a second time, as Bungie worries it is 'eclipsing a lot of the other short range options that exist in the game'
1:00:31 Xbox's rumored first party game pass tier could cap your cloud gaming allowance
1:08:53 New Let's End the World page

Second half of timestamps:
1:19:27 California ignores voter fraud - and fights those who expose it
1:31:35 Meta to cut 8,000 jobs - 10% of workforce - in major bloodbath next month
1:43:47 'Appalling' NJ middle school goes woke as it teaches kids to protest in bizarre lesson
1:51:55 Empty NYC preschools cost taxpayers nearly $100M in rent alone: 'Terrible execution'
2:10:07 Shetland windfarm owner is paid £10 million-a-year to turn off turbines during gale force winds - while people living in its shadow fork out for some of Britain's highest energy bills