You’re not wrong.

Bot accounts archiving/copying posts from Reddit. If I wanted to see them I’d go to Reddit. Some of these bot accounts I can’t even block because of a bug, maybe do to sheer amount of posts from these accounts.

I guess that is what happens with a Twitter replacement, still the same Twitter community.

Anything that connects me to the ground. Shoes, Mattress, Tires, etc.

TL;DR:

* Stremio is a digital media player that allows you to stream high-quality videos and add subtitles.
* Torrentio is an unofficial add-on for Stremio that allows you to stream movies and TV shows from torrent sites.
* Real Debrid is a debrid service that allows you to connect directly to a server instead of having your IP shared in peer-to-peer and to speed up performance.

Privacy is good. You are just streaming the links through HTTPS link that Real Debrid offer you. You can use without a VPN but if you want to be cautious you can use one on top of it.

Yes to SteamDB. Easier to find if random sales are good or not as well.

I'd wait before this game eventually goes free to play. No announcement that it ever will but it would be a better game if it did.

Fill in the blank: I cannot complete the task(s) of __________ without listening to music.

Have you tried BattleBit Remastered? It has that old Battlefield feel. I will say though I miss Battlefield as an experience itself. I hoping the next release is a back to roots feel.

Second this recommendation. Used a ton over the years. Site is clean and easy to read.

Agreed, only for the reason to watch videos at night on my iOS device and to not be blasted by ads during a video. Now it looks like the hand is being forced on my other devices. Praise be SponserBlock still though.

Do they have a Glacier (Blue) color for that?

Don't participate or be involved in the most popular online communities. I find once an online community reaches a threshold it goes to shit. Finding your niche people online is the best way to finding a nice place you belong.

Boring Report and Read Less.

Both utilize AI to summarize and/or make bullet points of the article, while still allowing you to view the article. Still would like the choice to add more sources but it cuts through the clickbait and saves me a ton of time everyday.

I've been down the road with using a RSS reader. Even though I have nothing against them still today and wish to still use one, I was getting tired of sifting through articles from sources that were ads in disguise.

I totally get where you're coming from about the whole ad-supported internet thing. Totally not cutting it. I agree, most of the time, text, pics, and sound from podcasts, for example, can do the trick.

But, here's the curveball: AI is changing the game. While I'm on board with your views, AI-generated stuff is kinda shifting my perspective. It's pumping out texts and images that might not always be accurate, which is messing with the reliability of plain old text-based info. There's this flip side where videos, despite the AI advances, are tougher for it to fake convincingly. So, oddly enough, if you're after solid info, videos might be the way to go in this wild AI era. Old information though that was posted before this AI push, still the way to go.

Soju frog acting up.

I heard there were a lot of bugs with this game at launch. Still an issue? May be time to pick this back up.

Fair point. Appreciate your perspective.

Is there an app for Android TV? I like the web interface.