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Yup same. I've gone through their post history, and also the histories of mods listed on r/adviceanimals, and can't find this post or comment on this post. Huh.
I mean, yeah, leaving is always an option - but I would rather prefer exploration of the possibility of a better solution. Not to mention, there doesn't seem to be an option for moving your account from one instance to another. I would like to keep my comment and post history if I ever do move instances.
Besides, leaving might not be the ideal solution, as blocked instances seem to block back, and many instances have a "follow our blocklist, or we will block you" rule from what I have been reading.
you can always go to the instance itself directly and browse things there.
Eh, I would like to access all the stuff I want to see in one feed, ideally.
For good reason. Out of all the messenger apps I've tried - open source, decentralised, or stuff like whatsapp - Telegram is THE best one imo. Fast as hell, great UI/UX, lots of customisation, nice features, and good bot support.
I know some people dislike Telegram here, but among centralised apps their philosophy and track record is pretty decent imo
I don't mind them being on reddit at that age. I just wish they knew when to keep their mouth shut - 90% of the bad discussions I saw in the last three years could've been solved with a 10sec search.
I get it, I was a teen and I browsed reddit too, and enjoyed it a lot.
I definitely think it's gotten worse. Teens used to be more of lurkers in my experience, but that isn't the case anymore especially because reddit is encouraging teens to treat the site more like twitter, and rewarding mindless engagement. I don't remember the content being this mindless, or the teenagers being this vocal.
Or maybe we're just grumpy old people now idk anymore man
It used to be Percy Jackson when I was a kid, but I think the re-reads have numbed it a bit.
I also like to read 'Never Let Me Go' whenever I wanna get grounded and appreciate the simple joys of life
Buy stuff to support the creators, but always have a seperate personal storage/library, don't use services.
There's recently been some drama on twitter, where media providers have changed the parts of some movies. Movies that were in the libraries of those who purchased them. They replaced them with a different version - some with censors, some with commentary removed, or some with whole different endings.
You never acutally own the media copy if you depend on an external service.
I think Gen 5 was the last non-"commerical" games. Almost all games since then are way too simple, it's like playing a visual novel. AND SO SLOW - I haven't found much other people who related to this, but the movement, animations, and general gameplay feel slow and bloated.
tbf - the games didn't get too easy either, all the enemy trainers have ev trained pokemon with perfect IVs in later gens, so much so that nuzlocking them is apparently harder than old games. That doesn't change the fact that there's too much handholding tho.
Also, Pokemon Legends: Arceus was pretty neat. Not a classic pokemon game, but a polished one atleast.
A lot of it is to blame on blind fans - people will buy any random crap that comes out with a pokemon stamp and let Gamefreak escape the consequences
Goddamn these two games are so well crafted and awesome.
Halo is a classic fps with every aspect of gameplay gelling really well with me.
It Takes Two is a unique with some revolutionary gameplay mechanics.
Some of my favourite games of all time
Hell yea! I'm a novel reader too - you're caught up with SkydemonOrder or Mylasted? Or God forbid.... the raw MTL??
I'm hyped af for these chapters because I really really like the art and the way they animate the characters.
Awesome
how'd you like this chap btw?
From comments of Korean release:
Relate.
Since there's no manhwa community yet (that I know of), I decided to post it here. Please let me know if this doesn't belong here, since it's a Manhwa
Yup same. I've gone through their post history, and also the histories of mods listed on r/adviceanimals, and can't find this post or comment on this post. Huh.
Woah that's awesome! I'll join you guys there once I finish reading the latest Pre-pub
I mean, yeah, leaving is always an option - but I would rather prefer exploration of the possibility of a better solution. Not to mention, there doesn't seem to be an option for moving your account from one instance to another. I would like to keep my comment and post history if I ever do move instances.
Besides, leaving might not be the ideal solution, as blocked instances seem to block back, and many instances have a "follow our blocklist, or we will block you" rule from what I have been reading.
Eh, I would like to access all the stuff I want to see in one feed, ideally.
Presently, it's an Indian savoury mixture called Cornflakes Chudva. It's a great snack, blend of savory, sweet+spice, and has a great mouthful.
For good reason. Out of all the messenger apps I've tried - open source, decentralised, or stuff like whatsapp - Telegram is THE best one imo. Fast as hell, great UI/UX, lots of customisation, nice features, and good bot support.
I know some people dislike Telegram here, but among centralised apps their philosophy and track record is pretty decent imo
Animated Music Videos
I just love the combination of different mediums - the art, music, direction - mmmmph!
I don't mind them being on reddit at that age. I just wish they knew when to keep their mouth shut - 90% of the bad discussions I saw in the last three years could've been solved with a 10sec search.
I get it, I was a teen and I browsed reddit too, and enjoyed it a lot.
I definitely think it's gotten worse. Teens used to be more of lurkers in my experience, but that isn't the case anymore especially because reddit is encouraging teens to treat the site more like twitter, and rewarding mindless engagement. I don't remember the content being this mindless, or the teenagers being this vocal.
Or maybe we're just grumpy old people now idk anymore man
WOWIE that looks and sounds great, nice job!
Awww she looks so precious all rolled up like that
right now, it's 'Ascendance of a Bookworm'
It used to be Percy Jackson when I was a kid, but I think the re-reads have numbed it a bit. I also like to read 'Never Let Me Go' whenever I wanna get grounded and appreciate the simple joys of life
Buy stuff to support the creators, but always have a seperate personal storage/library, don't use services.
There's recently been some drama on twitter, where media providers have changed the parts of some movies. Movies that were in the libraries of those who purchased them. They replaced them with a different version - some with censors, some with commentary removed, or some with whole different endings.
You never acutally own the media copy if you depend on an external service.
Diskusage
Analyser and display of phone storage space. Extremely useful for me as I tend to take a lot of stuff with me everywhere.
Many of my favourite apps are already listed here, so I won't repeat them
That looks absolutely amazing!
Thank you so much for posting. Could you please play something on it and upload it here? Would love to see it in action
Pretty much the same opinion as you.
I think Gen 5 was the last non-"commerical" games. Almost all games since then are way too simple, it's like playing a visual novel. AND SO SLOW - I haven't found much other people who related to this, but the movement, animations, and general gameplay feel slow and bloated.
tbf - the games didn't get too easy either, all the enemy trainers have ev trained pokemon with perfect IVs in later gens, so much so that nuzlocking them is apparently harder than old games. That doesn't change the fact that there's too much handholding tho.
Also, Pokemon Legends: Arceus was pretty neat. Not a classic pokemon game, but a polished one atleast.
A lot of it is to blame on blind fans - people will buy any random crap that comes out with a pokemon stamp and let Gamefreak escape the consequences
Goddamn these two games are so well crafted and awesome. Halo is a classic fps with every aspect of gameplay gelling really well with me. It Takes Two is a unique with some revolutionary gameplay mechanics. Some of my favourite games of all time