I'll get GTA in a few years. Probably on PC and definitely not at full price.
I'll play Ocarina but not this one. Don't have a Switch 2 and have no real interest in changing that.
I'll get GTA in a few years. Probably on PC and definitely not at full price.
I'll play Ocarina but not this one. Don't have a Switch 2 and have no real interest in changing that.
Only the filthy rich.
Doesn't smell as good but tastes a bit better.
Just started Cyberpunk. I gave it a go a little while ago on PS5 but it just didn't do it for me with the controller. I'm only an hour in and I'm already a lot more comfortable with mouse over stick. Keyboard will take a little to adjust to since its been a while since I've played anything resembling an action game with one.
Feeder is a good one for Android.
Outrun. Magical Sound Shower. Splash Wave. Passing Breeze. Perfection.
I just did the same thing myself. Played Burnout 3 until Trails released.
It is crazy how well Burnout holds up over 20 years later.
He was huge in Australia in the early 2000s.
Is he? As someone who will be stuck around the coverage I've at least got something to look forward to now!
I was an iPhone user for most of 12 years. None of them.
The xperia play was such a cool phone. I had a few pre-Android Sony phones that were great too. We don't really get fun designs anymore which sucks.
The alternatives constantly hitting issues (not their fault I know) led me back to using the website. So I'm running it in Firefox with ublock origin and unhook go get rid of most what I dislike about the website. I've got my subs through an RSS feed which I treat as the feed. Open what I want in new tabs, close when I finish. No algorithm pushing me around and I'm watching way less.
Its not the most private solution but it works well for me.
A lot of love in here for Keychron. I bought one and really disliked it. I changed the switches and it got a bit better but I still wouldn't go with them again. I just don't like the feel.
I've also got an Epomaker which is fantastic.
I paid near $60 for 3 chicken nugget size pieces of Kobe beef from a street vendor in Osaka.
Totally worth it.
I believe this is the first release of Calyx that lets you re-lock it. You couldn't on the older ones. I was running the old one right up until the new one released.
I think general advice is only lock it at the end of installation process to avoid problems (at least that's what I think I read months ago). You will leave a security hole open by not locking it.
I noticed some of the documentation on the Calyx site hasn't been updated to reflect changes in the new release. I'd prioritise info from the installer pages and processes over most other info on the site at the moment.
"Just pickup an old data centre on the cheap and slap Linux on it"
The next step in selfhosting.
I used it for a week when I got FP4 (2024). It was pretty usable. I was still using my iPhone for music and to have it handy in case I needed something that UT couldn't do. It was a slow, planned migration. I was having an issue with music not outputting volume and then threw Calyx on it as music was a deal breaker for me. I still had the same issue on Calyx, it wasn't the OS that was the problem.
I've been on Calyx since aside from another little foray in UT before updating to the new Calyx and my issues with UT are all software based. The OS is functionally great on the phone, which makes sense because FP officially support it now.
Unhook does most of this in one extension.
You don't have to pay them low. You can make the choice to pay them above average.
Soccer is a minor sport in Australia compared to others. I don't really watch it but after we hosted the women's world cup a few years ago I did give the local A League a look. It just wasn't for me but I did try.
I'll watch the odd international game (even other countries) if it lines up now so the world cup did improve my opinion of the game, even if it didn't convert me to a fan.
I've got both and prefer vinyl. If I was starting from zero now I would focus on CDs. Not everything is available in every format but I think CDs have the most coverage.