The next stint of "Stranger Things" is just around the corner. "Stranger Things" Season 5 Volume 2 – three new episodes – premieres on Netflix on Wednesday, Dec. 25. The first four episodes were ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Stranger Things Season 5, Vol. 1. Nearly one month after Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 1 premiered, the series is gearing up to return with its highly anticipated second ...

The preseason is over, so it's time to update the wide receiver tiers. For Tiers 5.0, I'm only going to list the players in each tier with any potential changes. You can see the full breakdown of each ...

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The Ergo Sum Exotic Sword was introduced to Destiny 2 in The Final Shape. This is a fantastic sword option that gives a lot of possible builds because it uses Special ammo and goes in the Energy slot.

Ergo Sum is a unique, new Exotic sword in Destiny 2: The Final Shape. Unlike most other Exotic weapons, it is capable of dropping with different elemental affinities, frames, perks, and traits. As ...

Like King Arthur, we were always meant to wield the mythic Exotic sword Ergo Sum. But since there’s no lady in a lake to give it to us, here’s how to get Ergo Sum and complete the exotic mission ...

Developers use JavaScript promises to model asynchronous operations in web and server-side programs. Here's a quick look at five ways to use promises in your code. Promises are a central mechanism for ...

JavaScript’s arrays can hold heterogeneous types, change size on the fly, and readily insert or remove elements. Traditional methods like slice, splice, and push/pop do this by operating on the array ...