Black Mesa: Definitive Edition is ready for public consumption but there’s a catch. Humble releases a Bundle for streamers, Vulkan gets official support for tracing rays, GeForce NOW is headed to Linux, and Valve bans the banning. Then Superliminal faces the ChairQAsition.

Linus Torvalds shares his thoughts on the M1 Mac, PipeWire could replace Pulseaudio in Fedora 34, preserving Flash with Rust, and ASUS releases two new Tinker Boards. 

Humble releases a Linux filled Bundle! Steam teaches the DualSense to swipe left, Radeon RX 6800 benchmarks, and Vulkan powered War Thunder. Then Butcher faces, the CahirQAsition. All this, plus your hate mail.

In 2007 Behringer released the FCA202, a budget interface for home recording. It’s a basic little brick with two inputs and two outputs and not much else.