ReVanced is great on Android, it also enables other YouTube premium features such as picture-in-picure mode.

I agree, I don’t think people realise how early into this tech we are at the moment. There are going to be huge leaps over the next few years.

This is a genuine question from a European, what does make it difficult to move here?

The game is great and the learning curve can be tricky, but it has a whole load of scenarios which gradually ramp up the difficulty and introduce new concepts to help you learn how to play. I’d highly recommend checking out the game!

I’m curious who the target market for this is. When buying your own system you typically want to get the best performance for your money, and with the Apple tax included you’re always going to be paying a lot more for similar specs to something you can build yourself.

Not directly relevant to your post I thought your post was culturally interesting. I live in the UK, and a pub pint will ALWAYS be what you listed as imperial pints. I believe it is illegal to call it a pint and it not be that size. I’m surprised how small the American pub pints are in comparison.

For people who are interested in the context, it was a student living at uni who moved home again during the COVID lockdowns. Once they’d lifted they came back to the flat to see this.

https://metro.co.uk/2020/06/26/student-returned-flat-find-alien-potatoes-12908037/

And what tells you is how fucked the internet is since almost every single webpage asks to use tracking cookies.

If it was a bar of soap moulded into a cock though we’d probably be seeing a pretty similar post

But in a racing game the wheels can also twist from hard lock left to hard lock right in a millisecond, not sure that’s possible or desired in real life

My partner also doesn’t like losing, and so we bought a few cooperative games instead. Now we both have a great time regardless, as we both win or lose together. Aeon’s End and Spirit Island are two games which we play which we particularly enjoy!

I think Zotero can generate a file which you can then import into LaTeX with all of the citation details. That’s worked very nicely for me in the past.

I grabbed Tin Can, thanks for doing this!