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The U.S. economy added 165,000 jobs in October, topping forecasts, while the unemployment rate dipped slightly to 4.1%. At the same time, the number of Americans working part-time jobs increased by 339,000.
Nintendo's Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was extracted and shared online the same day it officially released, according to a report citing the jailbreak tool ns2jb. Both the original 1.0.0 release and its 23GB 1.1.1 update reportedly leaked, though early cartridges reaching buyers' homes days before launch had already let footage surface online by November 1. PC emulation of the game remains broken, with users reporting black screens, washed-out graphics and other rendering issues.
Nintendo's newly released remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has already been extracted and run on PC using the week-old Lichii emulator, according to footage shared by Unreal Gaming PC. Centro Leaks posted screenshots of extracted character models and assets, and a user known as NotRexed says they've begun early work on a separate PC recompilation project.
Google confirmed via its official Nest Community account that a daylight saving time bug affecting timers and alarms on smart home devices has been fixed. The issue surfaced after the November 1 clock change, causing devices in Canadian regions with permanent daylight saving time to display incorrect times, including Lenovo Smart Clock and Clock Essential units running an hour behind despite Google Assistant showing the correct time.
Remedy Entertainment developers discussed the design of a standout mission in Control Resonant involving overlapping or parallel timelines, in which protagonist Dylan Faden repeatedly encounters researchers who die by the mission's end regardless of the timeline. Lead level designer Anne-Marie Grönroos and senior level designer Admir Burnic said they themselves are uncertain about the mission's exact canonical resolution, including whether the researchers survive after the mission concludes.
Teardown of YouTube's Android beta version 21.44.534 reveals new text strings referencing an "App time limit" feature that would let users set a daily cap on total YouTube usage, including time spent on Shorts. The feature appears to be in early development and has not been officially announced or launched by Google.
Following the November 1 end of daylight saving time in the US, many Google Nest Hub and Nest Learning Thermostat owners report their devices' clocks shifted back an hour even in regions that don't observe the time change, according to user complaints gathered by Android Authority. The glitch has thrown off alarms, automations, and thermostat schedules, with reports surfacing from across Canada including British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba.
Several Canadian regions, including parts of British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba, stopped observing daylight saving changes on November 1, locking into fixed UTC offsets. Microsoft has confirmed that Outlook, Power Automate, Fabric and SharePoint On-Prem have not fully adapted, producing incorrect meeting times and requiring manual fixes from users and administrators.
Google has launched a search Easter egg tied to Nintendo's upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, releasing Thursday. Searching "Zelda" or "Master Sword" on Google.com shows the Master Sword icon, which when clicked triggers an animation reverting the page to a 1998-style design, complete with the old "Google!" logo and classic blue-link layout. The retro view, free of ads or AI overviews, reverts to the current Google Search once a new query is entered.
Searching 'Zelda' or 'Ocarina of Time' on Google now reveals an animated Master Sword icon that, when clicked, transforms the results page into a retro 1998-style layout with old Google branding. The throwback page shows a curated list of seven links, including Nintendo's official Zelda site, Wikipedia, and Amazon listings, rather than live search results. The feature works on both desktop and mobile and coincides with the upcoming release of the Ocarina of Time remaster.
A 2014 Renault Latitude owner discovered that the car's infotainment system blocks access to the clock settings menu unless a navigation map SD card is inserted. After the previous owner discarded an outdated, non-functional SD card, the new owner found no way to adjust the time for daylight saving changes through official menus, eventually resorting to jailbreaking the system to regain control.
Searching Google for "Zelda" or "Ocarina of Time" now triggers an animation leading to a retro version of the search results page styled like 1998, complete with blue hyperlinks and the old "I'm Feeling Lucky" button, timed to Nintendo's Ocarina of Time remake launch. The effect only applies to game-related searches and reverts to Google's current results page, including AI Overviews, for anything else.