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I really want to watch One Piece but I've only ever watched episode 1 so I have a fair bit of catching up to do

Netflix, hulu, on demand, funimation, i used to use crackle to watch humanoid monster bem, i was atleast 6. I even used youtube at one point, but only for one anime, and sadly, only ep 1 wasnt copyright striked. I used vrv as well

Funny, I tried out Brave 2 days before the thread was posted and really like it but then yeah, same: back to firefox +Privacy badger, ublock and "ddg privacy essentials"! I had to use Windows 7 at my last holiday internship, and really liked it. Faster and more stable than that sh**** windows 10. I can see why a huge tech company (and I mean really huge, so they probably know their stuff) would prefer it aver windows 10. It works and does the job. We have one in our cellar, proudly displayed in my father's "man cave" of sort (well it's more like just everything that has to do with tech and modelmaking crammed into a really tiny space). I've never used it though but it supposedly still works... For some reason I really like the aesthetics of old tech; the bulky, beige frame just has it's own appeal. And those tactile MK are just really, really awesome. (too bad I'm a minimalist when it comes to tech [in terms of looks] for actual every-day usage.) Oh, and the design of the old Thinkpads when IBM still made them. One problem is, that that stuff was in plain sight in git hub for a long time, afaik. Makes you wonder how much privacy malpractice is "hidden" in plain sight in open source and no one simply found it or bothered with looking through the code. As for Ubuntu, while the controversy is kinda old by now, what I don't like it that Ubuntu goes more and more into the direction of forcing the snap store down people's throats. That's a deal breaker for me. (also , yum and pacman are way better than apt!) If you really want to know what happens on your system and exactly want to say what's on your system from the very start you gotta go with Arch Linux but then again, most people (Including me) usually don't want to go through some endlessly tedious installation just to have a working system to browse on the internet.

Latest ep of My Next Life as a Villainess actually made me tear up a bit as Katarina gets some closure for the regret in her previous life. I believe next week is the finale

Welcome to the forums, hope you enjoy it here To answer your question, for me it was watching Star Blazers while getting ready for school in the morning. Would even set my alarm for 6 am on summer vacation so I could watch it & then go back to sleep afterwards.

Just watched the 1st episode of Finding Paradisio & it's pretty good so far. Hana is going to be my favorite I can tell already

I am currently watching this anime called Kyousougiga, its an anime made in 2015 and has a weird style on the Alice in Wonderland Mirror city thing going on. Hard to follow, but its fun to watch

I don't know how to say this...but I like your waifu

A place to discuss random confessions that you might want to get out of your chest, even if they are harmless, random and with a bit of slice of life attached. For example, I will go first. I confess that when I was young, probably 10-11 I would watch Sakura Card Captor with a fear of my parents finding out, since it was a girls show I feared they would scold me for watching it or label me as an homosexual in family reunions because I liked magical girls. So what I would do is watch it in the lobby and swiftly change channels whenever a family member walked by, this would usually make me lose keypoints of the series and a lot of combat scenes - character development, but eh, well, nothing I could do about it. In the end it was the right choice, as my parents did confessed that they were glad none of his kids liked girlie shows and that the catholic values were being uphold... wut?

It is a money thing. Most linux distributions make their money with support contracts for corporate users. As long as they abide by the GNU license rules I'm fine with that because it employs people to make a living working on linux software, which ultimately the entire community benefits from. Canonical seems more open to .. experimentation in regards to income opportunities. That dash thing was back in 2012 though and they removed the "feature" entirely in 2016. Since then they've been behaving themselves, at least in that respect.

So True...