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Well I would but there's the travel restrictions lol

I'm also into the minimalistic look when I'm out - I never try to over do it as that's what makes you look poorly dressed for the occasion.

I got 20 out of 25 which isn't bad because a few of them I hadn't remember ever seeing them before.

Mine was Colin McRae the Scottish rally driver because of his fearless way of driving and his goal was always to push his cars way beyond his limits. It showed in how he made some of the most insane drifts and crazy jumps and windy roads were like casual stroll down the street for him. He was one of the reasons why I ever bought a Subaru Impreza WRX Sti in the first place and my passion for rally cars developed. It's sad that he died in a helicopter crash - he will never be forgotten.

I used to play almost even sport imaginable when I was younger - Football, Cricket, Track & Field, Rugby, American Football, Basketball, Dodgeball, Skateboarding, inline skating and a whole host of other sporting events.

Football, Formula one(occasionally), and Track & Field (Major events) are the sports I like to watch especially when there is a major event being held like the Olympics or the Euros.

Kids addicted Fifa Ultimate team and YouTubers who also fall into this category. There's also the casual gamer who doesn't know any better and the Fifa fanboys who will never accept that Fifa has been trash for close to a decade now.

Exactly my point - they're reactive instead of proactive when it comes to their security protocol and that's why CDPR lost 65% of their market value since the hacking of their servers.

Asus software support for PC is pretty hit and miss as certain laptops and components are always well supported while others tend to be a buggy mess. I'm not sure what their mobile support is like though.

Actually, the original Razor was pretty thin and stylish even back then and they could easily slip into your pocket. The more recent version however, looked quite odd.

Apart from the processor, the S21+ is pretty much a downgrade on the 20+ - it's a total ripoff.

I'm not even kidding, I literally just saw this in my Youtube subscriptions after posting this thread. What is wrong with these people?!

EA just can't stay out of the news can they? They always seem to make headlines for their greedy practices and this another one - Seriously, where does it end with this company? EA is one of the main reasons why I think the gaming industry has to get regulated. It won't stop until some kind of government gets involved. What are your thoughts about this?

Toxic Fanboys are the real cancer of the gaming community - their level of entitlement and pettiness knows no bounds. This is so ridiculously petty that I don't even know where to begin...

We're aware of that but what I was saying is that they tend to undercut that part of their business for the most part. It's only when they suffer a major hack that they try allocate more of their budget to improving their cybersecurity.

Most modern Indie business normally have more than 5 developers and some do have a publisher or some kind of publishing arrangement with another gaming company so it isn't necessarily that they suffer from as many issue as other companies up to a few years ago.

Do you use them? If so, which ones do you recommend and why? Personally, I've used a number of VPNs over the years - from ExpressVpn, NordVpn, ProtonVpn to other lesser known ones like Mullvad Vpn and IPburger. For the most part, most are good for my needs when I want to get around geoblocking and censorship among other things. Currently I'm using Cyberghost Vpn for the pass week and it's speeds are really great and they have a lot servers and I only got it on a deal for $30 this year, they have a free trial period of 30 days and a 45 day money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied with their platform for whatever reason.

Personally, I'm using Keeper Password Manager at the moment and it's a very secure one. It has all the bells and whistles from 256 bit bank encryption to the option to erase your passwords if you get the Master Password incorrectly too many times. It's very customizable and overall a very good platform. I've also used 1Password and Safe In Cloud in the past and they're also very reliable and I've heard nothing but good things about Bitwarden (their premium plan is affordable at $10 per year and it's an open source platform that undergoes independent audit). Just as an fyi with Bitwarden, it does take quite a bit more time and effort to set up. Also, whatever you do, DO NOT use Lastpass - it constantly gets hacked, not very secure, very easy to use but their customer service is a pain - STAY AWAY from it. So what are your thoughts on Password Managers? Do you use them? If so, which one and what made you start using it?