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Kodi with a Real Debrid subscription for me.

Instantly paid for the ad free version even though I'm rocking an ad blocker. This is a pristine app, every bit as good as the original Reddit app.

Late to this thread but anyway.

I just got the notification that Boost for Lemmy was available and immediately installed after kind of forgetting about Lemmy.

Boost is such a quality app that it makes me want to use Lemmy again, and I happily paid for the app as soon as I could. People have such a weird thing about mobile apps when you consider the size of the mobile game market.

Thankfully none of the games I'm interested in playing have MTX. Indie is where it's at.

Still too expensive.

I've had Lemmy for months now but never felt like actually posting much because the clients were just not very good. I'll be posting more now that I have Sync, although the prices for premium versions are frankly obscene.

$170 AUD for a lifetime "ultra" license.

This game looks to have absolutely nailed it, will definitely be picking it up sooner rather than later.

Nioh 2 upgraded for PS5. Was my favourite game on PS4 and it's my favourite game on PS5 too. It has three performance options, it's a really well-done upgrade, and it's free (the upgrade).

I am a long time Solid Explorer user and I've tried MiXPlorer a few times but always went back to Solid. What does MiXPlorer do that Solid can't?

Not so much "my workplace" but at one of the cafes I worked at, the owner was going through a divorce, and living temporarily in his office out the back. As well as having all sorts of power tools and shit lying around (one time I accidentally knocked over an angle grinder, which turned itself on and started spazzing out all over the concrete floor, spraying sparks everywhere and leaving a huge cut in my shoe), he was also dealing a not-insignificant amount of hard drugs out of that office.

Is there any way a customer could figure out they were running a cracked version?