Leaderboard

One year since I'm here! Woohoo!

Mastering every game would defeat the purpose of playing. If you have no challenge left in the game, you lose all interest in it. For example I lost interest in several TV shows because I learned what was going to happen in the next episode. The same damn thing that happened in the previous episode. It's sad, but it's a fact of life. For the majority of things, if you get too good at it, you lose all interest in it.

I just think that if you're a master at every game, you can get bored easily. For example: What's the point of playing with friends if I always beat them?

I just want to know what it is that makes the US the authority on this. So we released some documents. Woo hoo. Yippee. That doesn't mean shit for the rest of the world. We don't have any authority to tell other governments to keep their mouths shut until we say it's ok to talk. And it's not just UFO's. It's everything. It always seems like people tend to think it all starts and ends with the authority of the US. Even though I'm American, I just don't get it.

I have to agree - the US government always tries to police the world and this is why more and more countries don't want any help from them or to co-operate with them for that matter.

I have Samsung Tab s7 and it has dex mode with its keyboard case where it basically functions as a laptop. Dex mode was also developed in co-operation with Microsoft so it does feel like a laptop experience. The keyboard and touch pad have the same input functionality as typical Windows laptops so it's very smooth. To top it all off, the tablet is far more portable than a laptop. It should be pointed out though that it's not a complete substitute for the desktop/laptop experience because of the lack of app support but for basic web browsing and basic productivity such as using microsoft office, it's got you covered. That way, I can keep the most important stuff on my laptop safely at home (although to be fair, I do have my important files backed up on an AES 256 encryption cloud service called Sync but still).

This is the best way to get a game set up in my opinion because it leaves all the options open for the gamer to decide.

I had free windscribe which I upgraded to 10 year license and then realized they have forever server down issues. For netflix content it is bad. I am sure they only target porn users now.

I'm not an average user of VPNs, but when I need them, I stick with ProtonVPN. It's free and has a *really* good service!

Here are some of the best vpns by category, in my opinion: CyberGhost - best for torrenting and hacking (no logging, located in Romania) NordVPN - best for streaming and gaming (fastest) ExpressVPN- best for people who only want something for month-to-month SurfShark - cheapest VPN that's still decent vpns I don't like HMA - AVOID, dirty IPs cause search engines to ask you to fill out a captcha everytime you search, not fun EasyVPN - avoid it unless you want tons of malware Hola VPN - no privacy protection at all Opera free vpn - actually a web proxy, not a vpn, collects data about users and sells to third parties

hell no lol, what's funny, is that games are more fun when you are bad at them, especially online ones, once u go competitive mode, fun disappears...

Minecraft, Roblox, Cuphead, Undertale, Plants Vs Zombies, Animal Crossing and Slime Rancher are all hits with my little 8yo.