I used to moderate a bunch of subreddits, but fuck reddit. I am happy to be on Lemmy where the community is in control. Happy to help where I can!
I personally use Private Internet Access but I have mixed opinions. I can say they have a history of privacy protection but like any company that could change. Their speeds are also a inconsistent. I don’t have experience with other vpn’s
He didn’t state what country, and weather they care about piracy is kind of irrelevant. You have a right to chose who you trust. I know I for sure don’t trust my ISP
You need a VPN that you trust. They act as a middle man between you and the Internet.
Rtx on vs. rtx off
You are kinda in the minority, I’m guessing you play mostly FPS games where framerate is king. Normally I agree, but there’s something to be said for cranking games to max settings and enjoying 60-90fps. I play Cyberpunk maxed even though I don’t get over 100.
You mean like the Gulf of Mexico?
I recommend Кин-дза-дза
I’d like it if this happened to me
Also my bed when I don’t have to wake up
You could refer to me as a sound tech, but I do a whole lot more than just press buttons on a mixer. My job includes designing speaker systems for live events. If youve ever seen those big stacks of speakers at a concert, those are setup according to an engineers specifications
Correct, but I actually do a mix of live music and corporate events. Typically the busy seasons go with the school schedule when everyone is working and not on vacation
Become an audio engineer, you will get a few months off in the summer when everyone stops doing shows
Correct
Nooooo, don’t block my yiff sub XD
I love this game and throughly enjoyed my time with it. I love the short but focused experience. Can’t wait to see what this developer does next!
A short film I just worked on used this joke too
When the power cuts out people are more likely to steal the metal out of electric lines
The Hateful One
My boss doesn’t listen to me so I bullshit my way through everything. I learn almost everything on the spot. You would think a guy that has been doing live events for 20 years he would know how audio works.