If you were interested in trying another app, I love Waze and find its directions and navigation far superior to Google Maps (even though it's owned by Google, go figure).
If you don't mind trying a map app based on OSM, try Magic Earth. It has really good navigation for driving and you can even download large maps offline for a fraction of the storage it would take using Google or Apple.
Once I used Kodi with real-debrid, I don't want to go back to streaming torrents. It is much faster and much more reliable.
My setup is a Shield TV Pro using Kodi with the Jellyfin plugin then use Umbrella for anything I don't have locally. Gave my family a Firestick with Jellyfin and then they can request through Jellyseerr which then feeds through to *arr stack. I don't mind if I have to fix my end but I don't want to fix theirs.
For me, Plex or Jellyfin is great if I want to share my library with some friends or family, especially non-technical people. Kodi really needs tinkering and you need debrid subscriptions and requires more local maintenance. It's great for me but I wouldn't want to teach my family how to use Kodi and me having to fix it when it breaks.
It has a really easy to use User-Agent switcher so it can fake being a different torrent client. I'd love to use it however because of this it is a pretty much universally based client. It is possible to do on other clients however it isn't a dedicated menu in settings.
FTL: Faster Than Light
It's most likely an API linked to your logged in account that counts each search performed and logs it against your account. You don't need to see a user's search to track that information.
In addition, Squid-Board is great. It's the new FFShrine.
There's no proof aliens didn't shoot him with an invisible laser... also interested to see what the autopsy unveils
CGPeers are currently at a user cap, so it will be difficult to get an invite. I can confirm it does have the latest version of Plasticity.
I use Tabletop Playground as much as I can. When I can't, I use Tabletop Simulator.