Modyrts

This seems highly improbable even if it has been a while since you posted this.

Everyone has one or another gadget or gadgets that they use and everyone has that one gadget that they simply can not live without. For some it is a work cellular phone and for others it may be a portable gaming device. Point is, everyone has one. For most here, it is the device they use to watch anime on however in this thread they do not count. This thread is purely about which gadget(s) you cannot live without and for what reason. Dont forget to mention the purpose of it.

As i said, I am interested in Linux but I dont use it. I dont know how to do coding and such so it would not end well for me. Just as a side note, did you know you could install Linux on PS4

Drills entry reminded me that I have been wanting to watch Railgun for months. SO that gets my vote.

I follow A1 studios 100% of the way. I love their work and most of my favorite series are done by them (which I found out afterwards). Funimation is also one of my favs even if it is not entirely a studio.

What‘s the difference between a "disc" and a "disk?" They're pronounced the same, but, technically speaking, there is a distinct difference between a disc and a disk. Discs A disc refers to optical media, such as an audio CD, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, or DVD-Video disc. Some discs are read-only (ROM), others allow you to burn content (write files) to the disc once (such as a CD-R or DVD-R, unless you do a multisession burn), and some can be erased and rewritten over many times (such as CD-RW, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM discs). All discs are removable, meaning when you unmount or eject the disc from your desktop or Finder, it physically comes out of your computer. Disks A disk refers to magnetic media, such as a floppy disk, the disk in your computer's hard drive, an external hard drive. Disks are always rewritable unless intentionally locked or write-protected. You can easilypartition a disk into several smaller volumes, too. Disks are usually sealed inside a metal or plastic casing (often, a disk and its enclosing mechanism are collectively known as a "hard drive"). https://support.apple.com/en-za/HT201697 I found this rather interesting and thought i would share it.

Just for interest sake, where do you store your stuff? Personally I store all of my media: anime, games, movies, music and such, on my HDD and my important files on my PC itself. That aside, my current HDD is almost full with goodies and I am in the market for a new one but as most people find themselves, I am boggeled by the sheer number of available products on Ecommerce. I am not that great when it comes to technology and I am not sure what to buy so I would like to hear what you guys have and what I should look out for. Thank-youu

Personally I prefer Windows over any other OS. It is the simplest and everyone uses it thus it is easier to learn only one OS over multiple ones. Mac I have never been a fan of for various reasons. One being the brand. Linux I am quite interested in. The complexity of it draws me in. I do believe also that since there are fewer users, it is rarer to find viruses and such on your system.

I have been on AF for almost a year now but have never actually had the pleasure of doing this. A few of you, my fellow forumers, have had the chance to converse with me but I have never introduced myself properly so I shall do so now. My handle is Modyrts(Obviously) but most people call me Mods or Mody, feel free to do as you wish. I am a South African in my late teens. I am an all-round gamer (sports games excluded) and a casual anime watcher. In reality I am just the average Joe who has a peculiar view of life. A 24/7 human who is just living life.

Unfortunately the new styles seem to be sticking/ dropping in fps rate. Not sure if it is my net but I just thought I'd mention it.

Firstly id just like to ask, What game even requires you to pay $15 a month? That's way to much for a game. Personally it matters not to me except for the quality factor. I have played many online games in my time and I have found that pay-to-play games are not always better then free-2-play. If I am paying to play a game i have already purchased, I expect the developers to constantly improve the game or add new features such as a season pass. Free-2-play games are either few and far between or they are not the greatest or even playable games out there.

Finally a style with purple that fits my tastes *dances* thank-youuuuu. Other features/tweaks have greatly improved the site i.m.o. Being great is great but getting even greater is greatness in itself - Me

As the title says, this thread is for the students of this year albeit scholars or those furthering their studies at tertiary level. With schools and university and such reopening soon and after a long, and for some, relaxing festive season we must prepare ourselves. A wise man once said "You must eat an elephant one bite at a time" but I believe that sharing that meal makes it a lot easier to finish. Here you can post tips you have found effective, study guides, stress relief tactics and such and ultimately help one another. To those who are studying this year I wish you a good year and some sound results. I am no extraordinary student and I have no talent towards any specific subject whatsoever.The subjects I study are: English, Afrikaans (one of the languages almost completely non-existent out of my country), Mathematics (All sub-categories), Physical Sciences (Chemistry Included), Accounting and Business Studies. As i have said I am not a great student when it comes to scores but I have found some noteworthy things that should be mentioned. With learning centers about to open, the stress is building up and tensions are high. Remember, you wont immediately be thrown into battle. You will have time to get back into the swing of things. Lectures often are not effective and more a waste of time then anything but nonetheless you should listen as much as yo can and 50% of your work is done. Should your lectures really be as bad as I mentioned or even if not, it is always best to try and teach yourself the work, even if you know it already. Take time, need not be every day, to brush up on your work afterwards. DO YOUR HOMEWORK/ASSIGNMENTS. As tedious as it sounds, work learnt at school does not always stick and only homework can ensure it does. If not at least it shows you what you should focus on. Do past-papers, tests which were written during previous years at your current standard. This will help you understand what is expected of you and highlights what you should focus on. Don't look at school or work in general as, well work. Be positive and think of it as an opportunity. There is no such thing as over-studying but there is such a thing as being overworked. Study as much as you can but be sure to take breaks as being tired can cause you to learn in an incorrect way and may ultimately lead to your demise. That being said, start your studying as far in advance as you can. No matter what you think, last minute cramming does not help. I can say more points but I am not used to typing so much so my arms are sore. This brings me to m final point. Relax. By that I do not only mean be calm, I mean literally relax. Go out for a drink or two (just not before you leave for campus) indulge in some social time with friends and family or just go out for a walk and breath in some, hopefully, fresh air. I wish you guys good luck and happy hunting.

This is difficult for me as i find almost everything good.

I strongly agree although I rarely use the emojis myself. I usually just use the text and sometimes that gets swapped automatically. However I think it would be nice if more, usable ones, got added

Banned for being too precise

Dark Souls 2 or any other game from Software are not just ordinary RPGs for ordinary gamers. You must have a taste for it otherwise its rubbish. Mass Effect: Andromeda RPGs and FPS are be

Some titles there that are before my time. I bow before you You seem to enoy many franchises that I too often play