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Snacking is one of the simple pleasures in life, and it can also be necessary to get you through a tough workday, give you energy after a workout or satay cravings midday. Since subscription boxes became popular, it seemed inevitable that snack boxes would become a thing, too. If you’re looking for the best snack subscription boxes on the market, read on — we’ve curated a collection of the best international snack box options filled with amazing treats that are sure to sate your cravings.

Similar to meal delivery services and other subscription services, snack boxes have really taken off these past few years. Thanks to the internet and lightning-fast logistics, we have better access to rare and interesting snacks from all around the globe. A snack box or monthly snack subscription that curates deliveries of interesting and, in some cases, hard-to-find snacks is one of the best ways to track ’em down and decide which ones you think are the best.

There are loads of snack delivery operations in 2022, many with a niche or a specialty, curating mailings of munchies in a specific category. There are even healthy snack boxes that offer vegan snacks and keto snacks made with nutritious ingredients (like dried fruit, jerky and nut butter) for health-conscious snackers or people with dietary restrictions. You can have a food box delivered through a monthly subscription option or get a one-time order for a specific tasty snack, should you prefer. It all comes down to your snack

Is Microsoft giving up on the Surface Headphones?

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Microsoft introduced several new devices this week including the Surface Pro 9, Surface Laptop 5, and Surface Studio 2 Plus. They’re all fairly iterative updates; you know that’s true when Microsoft’s hype videos emphasize new colors and integrated 5G connectivity (for the Arm-powered Pro 9) as the most exciting “new” features. We finally got a release date for the helpful accessibility kit, at least.

But Microsoft didn’t have anything new to share about its personal audio lineup. It’s been two years since the company announced the Surface Headphones 2. And those arrived around two years after the original pair in 2018. But the October hardware event came and went without any news of Surface Headphones 3. So if two years was the cadence that Microsoft set for its headphone lineup, it missed that target this time around. (A business-only “Plus” edition of the Surface Headphones 2 was released last year but barely counts.) I just hope the company isn’t throwing in the towel completely.

“We have nothing to share about our future roadmap at this time,” Microsoft spokesperson Dan Laycock told The Verge. “We’re excited about the work done with Teams certification and new products like the Surface Audio Dock that was announced this week.” That statement doesn’t exactly inspire confidence that new headphones are in the pipeline.

Rotating dial controls were a brilliant idea

Microsoft’s Surface Headphones have never stood out for their core sound quality. They’re easily eclipsed in that department by Sony, Bose, Apple, Sennheiser, and,

Save up to 43% on Select Ototo’s Kitchen Supplies

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Just because it takes effort to cook doesn’t mean it should feel like a chore. Make cooking fun again with Ototo kitchen accessories. Each of their funky designs serve as useful tools and little eccentric splashes that can bring life back into your kitchen. With select items discounted by up to 43%, now is a great time to make your kitchen a little more whimsical.

There are some pretty nifty gadgets available, like the Gracula garlic crusher. This vampire-themed mincer, press and peeler is 40% off, bringing the price to $18 — and it’s dishwasher safe. And since everyone needs a colander to strain noodles when they’re done, why not grab one shaped like a spaghetti monster for just $17? That’s a $13 discount off the usual price. Matching monsters servers are also a great addition for serving pasta or salad, and you can score a pair for just $14.

There’s also a Nessie-themed tea infuser for that’s down to $13, a magic mushroom kitchen funnel on sale for $14 and spoon holder and steam releaser shaped like a spooky witch for $15. You’ll find a lot of other cool stuff as well, so be sure to shop the entire sale selection at Amazon to find the perfect fit for your home. Also keep in mind that while these tools are fun for Halloween, they also make great gifts, especially at these prices.

Read more: 7 Cooking Tools From Around the World You Didn’t Know You Needed

Xbox and PC players can’t disable crossplay in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

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Xbox and PC players are quickly discovering that they can’t disable crossplay in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. Activision’s latest Call of Duty installment launched early this morning, with PlayStation players able to freely toggle crossplay on or off. Xbox and PC players are rightly not happy about this.

There are a variety of reasons why Xbox players want to disable crossplay, including trying to keep away from PC cheaters or simply avoiding PC players with the mobility advantages of mouse and keyboard. Likewise, PC players often want to steer clear of controller players and their aim assist.

It’s the same in Call of Duty: Warzone for Xbox players

We’ve been here before with Call of Duty, too. Xbox players are still frustrated by forced crossplay in Call of Duty: Warzone. While there is a crossplay toggle in the settings menu on Xbox, as soon as you try to load into a playlist, it will force you to disable crossplay, whereas on PlayStation, you can simply dismiss the prompt and continue to the playlist with crossplay still disabled.

There are ways to work around this in the system settings of an Xbox, but it doesn’t always work, and Xbox players often find themselves with big queue times for matchmaking instead.

We’ve reached out to Activision about this forced crossplay before and the discrepancies between Xbox and PlayStation, but the company hasn’t commented. We’ve reached out again, and we’ll update you if we ever hear back.

NASA’s Webb Telescope Captures Super Eerie ‘Pillars of Creation’ View

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New images from NASA’s next-generation James Webb Space Telescope present views of the cosmos so clear and crisp, it’s spooky. For Halloween, the space agency turned up the (mid infra-)red in a picture of the spectacular “Pillars of Creation” to give this remarkable star-forming region a darker, dustier tone.

The Pillars of Creation — located within the sprawling Eagle Nebula some 6,500 light-years away — first achieved astronomical fame when the Hubble Space Telescope observed it in 1995.

Then, it was brought back into the limelight as the ‘scope revisited it in 2014, and last week, Hubble’s successor Webb provided highly sharp, detailed views of the pillars, managing to peer through more of the area’s obscuring dust than was previously possible. That image was produced by the machine’s Near-Infrared instrument. However, as it turns out, Webb is also equipped to let the dust and gas themselves shine in their own ethereal way.

Switching to Webb’s Mid-Infrared Instrument, or MIRI, provided the creepy observation of the iconic pillars we see above.

Viewing the scene in the mid-infrared brings out the dust that cloaks light from numerous stars shining through, sparkles more easily observed on other parts of the spectrum and highlighted in Webb’s seminal image of the landscape, according to NASA.

The effect lends the whole scene a more ghostly feel, like a great shadowy hand reaching across the universe. The crimson hues highlighted by MIRI are enough to make you wonder if we’re actually looking at the heavens or