You should give SponsorBlock a try (it's available for browsers, as a feature in the YouTube ReVanced app for mobile, and SmartTubeNext for TVs).
It automatically skips every annoyance you tell it to; not just sponsored segments but like and subscribe reminders, "hey guys" intros, unnecessary fluff, outro screens, non-music parts in music videos... There's even a "skip to highlight" feature to get straight to the point.
It makes the modern YouTube experience so much better, that I flat out refuse to watch YT without it.
And this is the reason why I use pixel filters like HQ4X, because it's the closest you'll get to how the games actually looked back in the day, with the added bonus of a much increased resolution.
IMO if you can see the pixels, you're not playing vintage games the right way. You couldn't see them then, so why should you see them now? CRT filters are getting much better too if you hate the HQX look.
Damn that sucks, but I bet it's really freeing to no longer have to worry about empathy. I would never wish the same on myself, but it would be interesting to see what it feels like for a day or two.
Unfold the phone, then go into Developer Options and increase the Minimum Width setting until you have the screen real estate you wanted. That'll solve the issue of things not properly being zoomed out when you unfold it.
Next, fold the phone and increase the setting again until you're happy with how that one looks too.
Get a Fold 7. It's the same size as your average flagship when folded. But be warned: Once you get used to having a tablet in your pocket, there's no going back. It's especially great for restaurant menus, mobile games, and YouTube.
Which foldable do you own? There is no visible crease on my Fold 7 during normal use. The only way I can see it is by placing the phone directly under a light and angling it in an unnatural direction.
That said, my old Fold 4 had an obvious crease. But it's no longer an issue with modern foldables.
Good to know. Almost bought a Fold 6 but decided to fork over the dough for a Fold 7 instead (mainly cause I love how it's as thin and light as any other phone when folded).
Thanks for making me feel a lot better about dropping $2K on this fucking thing. Best phone I've ever owned but I paid out the ass for the privilege.
Except that it wasn't. It was the second half of Sonic 3. You had to buy both Sonic 3 and Sonic & Knuckles to get the full Sonic 3 experience as the developers originally intended.
BTW, everyone probably already knows this by now, but Michael Jackson produced a good chunk of the soundtrack. However, he left partially through production when the child abuse allegations started and thus went uncredited.
It's funny you bring him up, cause I didn't like the guy back in the day when he was popular, but he's matured quite a bit in recent years to the point where I not only no longer find him annoying, I even became a subscriber as well.
He puts out so much content that his videos are perfect for binging when you need some background noise or something to fall asleep to. You'll never see the same video twice. I'm glad I gave him a second chance.
I will once Nvidia gets off their asses and probably implements support for the Nvidia App in Linux. I've tried the alternative control panels for Nvidia GPUs. They suck.
Why would anyone want to stay anywhere but a hotel/resort on vacation? How does AirBnB handle housekeeping services? It's not really up to the guest to clean, right?
Perfectly sums up why I always pick a chain hotel for my vacations. I'm here to relax, not follow a cleaning checklist.
I mean, seriously, does AirBnB really not include housekeeping services as part of your stay? Why would anyone agree to stay at one of these? Daily housekeeping is a make or break amenity for me. How is that not the case for everyone?
It's what I archive all my music in, so I'd say so. You get WAV quality without WAV file sizes.
When a FLAC (or any lossless) file is not available, I settle for 320Kbps MP3 (and not a single bit less). The quality is decent enough to be used in a live setting (I'm a DJ). Anything less than 320kbps, and you're hurting treble output, which will be noticeable on high-end speakers to anyone under the age of 30.
You don't do it "every time", you set it once and then never change it again.