Same here. “Bless your heart” usually means thank you

Honestly PC white cheddar is very good

Personally I’d like to see more content over at !patientgamers@sh.itjust.works . Full disclosure, I’m a mod there, but I do think it’s the best gaming community here

I haven’t had issues with the sync yet. I would’ve thought it would be the limited features of the free version that people didn’t like. Maybe I haven’t used it enough to deal with syncing issues yet?

Just checked it out, seems solid. I’m going to use a few for a bit and see which I like best, but that one seems to be a pretty good choice. Thanks for the recommendation

I’m a bit ignorant, how would one reset advertising ID?

I’m also a privacy-focused iPhone user who’s not too knowledgeable, I hope you get a bunch of responses here. The only one here so far has been helpful

That’s actually what made me want to get into watch repair. I love his videos, one of my favourite channels

Never heard of it, I’ll check it out for sure. Thanks!

Not sure if you’d call it a hobby or more of a collection but I collect mechanical wrist watches and that can get expensive fast.

I started with a mechanical under $100, with a decent movement and a display back case so I could see the gears and rotor inside, and that could’ve been it. But once you get the bug, you want to get different types of movements, different case sizes, maybe some complications, sooner or later you’re going to start wanting some hand finishing, and then it gets really expensive. I wanna get into mechanical watch repair too but that gets really expensive and takes a lot of skill and time so I’m going to hold off a few years I think. Plus once I go there, there’s no coming back. I’ll be buying broken stuff on eBay constantly and there goes all my paycheques

I’m surprised at how few mentioned google. That’s my biggest one for sure. Not perfectly but I’m trying to get away. I think YouTube is the only thing I consciously use regularly but that’ll be a tough habit to break

Very true

That’s a good point too. I like that idea

I collect wrist watches and intend on learning watch repair soon ish

By the time I get to playing a series usually several games in that series have come out. I usually play games that are 5+ years old, I don’t have time to keep up with current releases and that’s more expensive anyway. Playing on a multi-year delay keeps me away from over-hype of game releases and by the time I play them they’re patched, have all dlc, whatever else is applicable. I don’t do it for every game obviously but it’s my typical way of buying games

One of the advantages of being a patient gamer for sure. Shoutout to !patientgamers@sh.itjust.works

Mechanical watches. Most people don’t understand just how expensive they can get, outside of the ones with diamonds all over them, nor why they’re so expensive. Most people also don’t understand how expensive it is to be allowed to buy certain models, depending on the model and the dealer you’re buying from. Also, watch repairs and regular servicing of mechanical watches is something most people don’t consider, and the price of tools if you want to do it yourself can be very expensive and require a lot of skill.

Or donate them to those in need

Hey thanks! Glad you like it :)

Shameless plug for my community !patientgamers@sh.itjust.works which I think is quite neat. Best gaming community imo