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X, formerly known as Twitter, is currently testing a Twitch-like video game streaming feature.
Elon Musk shared a post in which he played a gaming handle, showcasing the new game streaming feature with an hour of gameplay from Blizzard’s Diablo PvP arena. As of now, the stream is watchable, but there are currently no options to adjust the video quality.
When one of the users pointed out, “It’s high-pitched. There is a flicker too,” the owner of X responded, “Haha, we need to fix that.”
During the period from June 2020 to June 2021, there were 91 million gamers on the platform, generating 70 gaming-related tweets per second.
Musk wrote, “Just a quick test of X video game streaming,” from his gaming handle. Although the original livestream lasted for over an hour, Musk shared a short clip through his official handle, stating, “Tested the X video game streaming system last night. It works. Will attempt to complete a Tier 100 Nightmare dungeon tonight live on this platform.”
US Extends Helping Hand To Pakistan In Combating Terrorism
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On Monday, the United States offered to collaborate with Pakistan in developing strategies to more effectively combat all forms of violent extremism.
When asked about recent terrorist attacks resulting in civilian deaths in Pakistan, US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller acknowledged that both countries have faced acts of terrorism targeting innocent civilians.
The US official expressed “deepest sympathies” for the victims of these attacks, emphasizing that Pakistanis have endured significant suffering due to terrorist incidents.
He also stressed the significance of allowing Pakistanis to practice their faith without fear, while offering condolences to the families who lost loved ones and expressing wishes for a speedy recovery of injured ones.
