And “Maurice” as well while we’re at it

i’d say Mullvad is the better choice, Surfshark if you want better speeds (from my personal experience, also depending on location)

Have a look at https://thatoneprivacysite.xyz/

ah shit, it’s been my best friend with Jdownloader2 (i guess this affects DDL too?) for a while now :( good that my premium is close to ending I guess

Plus nowadays they can easily use AI to copy your voice and use it for phishing

You could run your own if you have the hardware for it (most upper mid-range gaming pc will do, 6gb+ gpu)

Then something like KoboldAI + SillyTavern would work well

There seems to be some on OpenSubtitles .org

have you looked at the megathread in the sidebar? There’s a subtitle section under “Movies & TV”

I have the S23 ultra, which has about the same display

It can go very dim with just the standard slider already and on top you can toggle extra dim which has it’s own extra slider. In my pitch black room, reading white on black text I have to stop the extra dim slider to about 3/4th before it starts being too dim to see the screen.

There’s also the blue light filter slider (they call it eye comfort shield) that you can also add on top, it’ll turn everything more on the orange/yellow side making it easier on the eyes.

Otherwise, I say you can’t go wrong with the S series of samsung phones, they’ll last a long time and have the top specs of that year. The S23 has an aluminum frame and if it’s any close to mine it’s very tough, I like looking at durability tests on youtube to get a good idea of how much damage it can take. 100% you have to get a screen protector, film ones work okay, but glass protectors are wayyy better. Glass protectors just feel the same as the display, though if you plan to be rough with it film protectors are easier to replace. I got mine from whitestone, Spigen is good and well recognized too. I say to get a screen protector because just taking it in/out of your pocket after two days you’ll start seeing micro scratches, so this would help with the longevity of the device.

I started using Steam Link to switch between all those choices, ultimate freedom

There’s a current version on macbed .com and a slightly older one on cmacked

Out of Milk is one, not sure privacy wise though. there’s an ‘Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Info & Limit Use of My Sensitive Personal Info’ button down, but who knows how much they respect that.

Otherwise, I’ve used it a couple times with my roommate and it works well for listing products and synchronizing between devices. The interface is really simple and it even lets you scan barcodes

I was talking about Starfield (i get how my comment isn’t precise in that way now, i’ll add an edit… oops)

According to SteamDB: [edit:Starfield has] around 10k every day which is about the same as Hogwarts Legacy, Bloons TD6, and No man’s Sky

I think they are all on youtube Edit: aww looks like they cut em short : /

Internet Archive has a collection, says Volume 1 - 6 (episode 1-160)

maybe we can find an APK somewhere, I already own the game on steam and while steamlink works well, native app would be nice

Edit: there’s a copy on mobilism

Obvious, yet there you were wailing

Then don’t use it?

So how about a movie that I’m the target demographic of: Borderlands, Clear example of hollywood not sticking to source materials and aiming for a quick, lazy cashgrab. Thankfully it backfired. This looks to be the same recipe, throw some well known actors in, type out a generic story vaguely inspired by the source material, slap the vfx team on it and call it a day.

They are disrespecting the franchises they depict and by letting it be we show them it’s okay to do so. Kids don’t know what’s good or how to spot a lazy cashgrab. Most of them haven’t been deceived by greed yet, this could be it. I think they deserve better.

Plenty of non 30+ years old have the same complaints, we just happen to be on a platform that not a lot of young people use.

I think it’s because alot of ttrpg’ use hex grid maps (some for combat, but mostly for travelling long distances)

Careful some calls might just be to collect your voice data for cloning. They’d call, record, and use your voice for malicious purposes like asking your relatives for money