Yeah, it's mostly really just a log book or even a code you can check online. But there's still a chance to find some small kincks-knacks in a Kinder Surprise shell thingy.
Well, geocaching here, where I live, may be a completely different or separate thing then, we have our own geocaching repository with mostly small and interesting hides (or virtual caches or multi caches) or educating about your environment. Fully community driven and maintained, free of charge.
This kinda reminds me of MiiVerse and how the YouTube channel on it was turned into a group RP room by kids.
- Half-Life 2 and Half-Life + Portal
- Earthbound and Mother 3
- Mario Kart 7 (+ 8 and World)
- Daxter
- Fable on the OG Xbox
If you love the trance scene and passionate about it then keep doing it the way you want. Others will adapt new techniques for the better or worse - exiting the scene and going full depressed over this is a bit overracted IMO. If you already have a name in the scene and known for making quality stuff, this won't change, just because other people using AI to generate music.
So I guess you should focus on what you love - the music, the scene, the subculture. Destroying everything you've built up, just because folks using some expensive dice rolling for their stuff - it's not your concern. You want to fight against it? The only way you can effectively fight against it is not lecturing people about how bad is AI and oh, the billionaires etc. etc, they don't care, they want to listen to some music, go to clubs, hang out with others. So what's better than giving them quality content?
condensator gang rise
I use duckduckgo for every of my web searching needs. 85% of the times I get relevant or somewhat relevant results. The rest... well, I acknowledge that I may search for super nieche things and move on.
Only thing I don't kinda like in duckduckgo though is that the result list may change if I navigate to somewhere and go back, but I can live with it.
sadly it won't work with the Switch 2 I assume :c
the point and strength of notepad was that it opened immediately, no bullshit, you can write text and that's all.
I suspect that's not the case anymore.
For most of the Play Store apps, it's really a good alternative. However. some apps require to be installed from Play Store, like banking apps, but for everything else, it works fine.
Well, I installed Play Store and Services from the Graphene App Store. Unfortunately my banking app must be installed from Play and needs services, but that's really the only reason.
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