Switch: NXBrew

Android: dFast, Happymod and if you can’t find a modded version of it, try patching with Lucky Patcher.

I use qBittorrent everywhere. It’s really good.

Download a torrent client and use Yandex to search for torrents. Most of the times it will be Russian, so use your browsers translator (for Firefox, the Firefox Translations add-on, it also translates locally).

Ok that’s funnier.

I expected Python to have a lot of dust while it only flew 1 cm

It’s still true tho.

No, it’s because this is actually named .jxl and not .jpg

I fucking love Firefox on Android

That “people who forget the terminator” post approves

Lmao, I tought it was some instance issue (didn’t read the title).

Probably because of the recent Ubisoft situations.

Roadside assistance doesn’t even make sense as a subscription. And, for that price, none of them do.

Yeah, GIMP for me is waay too complicated. I need a simple one like Krita or Pinta.

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What about Menu?

My browser is forcing dark mode on it and the picture is not transparent.

I remember seeing it and thinking “No, this can’t be real. No way Apple actually did this.”

Edit: I just checked and if you apply all upgrades, the total hardware cost is $12,348. That’s 3.5th the price of the future  Vision Pro

What OS do you have? If Windows, it is available in the Microsoft store.

Nebula should have a free trial period.

I kinda trust them, I don’t have any important files on Drive, but I have all my photos on Google Photos, which especially with these Drive files lost news, is not a good idea. I think I will transition to Immich which I already have set up, so I, and only I have control over my data, and it’s also free for 5x as more storage (because of an 1TB external hard drive)

That does not say that “personal information” refers to things you store privately on Google services. You can still turn off ad personalization anyway.

Here is a quote from Google Safety Center’s ads and data section:

We never use the content you create and store in apps like Drive, Gmail, and Photos for ads purposes.

They definitely scan your photos, but definitely not to personalize ads.

Also, you can easily turn off ad personalization in your Google account.

As for building their AI system, this is also true but it’s opt-in. It allows your photos to be shown to people using Crowdsource to help improve Google AI.

Here’s it in a better resolution: