Minecraft has remained first place on the Switzerland charts, according to SwissCharts.com for the 15th week of 2025. EA Sports FC 25 has remained second place, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is up one to ...

When is the next Minecraft update? The next Minecraft update is on the way following the recent Spring to Life game drop. We’ve been looking into when 1.21.6 might arrive, and which new features ...

What are the best Minecraft mods in 2025? Every game of vanilla Minecraft can vary quite dramatically, and the best Minecraft mods go one step further to provide an entirely new experience.

Picking out the best Minecraft server hosting is the smartest move you can make if you're a huge Minecraft fan. While there are no shortage of the best Minecraft servers to check out, nothing ...

Six matches in double round-robin format will be held across six days, with hosts Japan competing alongside Fiji and winners of last year’s Division 2 Qualifier, Papua New Guinea (PNG), where only the ...

/effect give [Player Name] 1 [seconds] [Effect Level] Provides the Speed effect to the indicated player, according to the chosen duration and level /effect give [Player Name] 2 [seconds] [Effect ...

Commentary: Here's our review of the Minecraft Happy Meals and Minecraft Movie Meals. You've still got time to try them. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie ...

Kids cause chaos during 'Minecraft' movie viewings Child psychologist Dr. Judith Joseph explains the disruptive behavior and what parents can do to help prevent it. Tags ...

GMFlow is an extension of diffusion/flow matching models. Gaussian Mixture Output: GMFlow expands the network's output layer to predict a Gaussian mixture (GM) distribution of flow velocity. Standard ...

If you wish to save outputs resized to resolutions of 256x256, you can do so by adding the flag --resize_outputs. The above inference script will save each aging result in a different sub-directory ...

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