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Hallelujah

Now do it for PotD too

And everyone all at once said, "They were still a thing?"

They're all cheap pieces of shit these days.

Miss the Xbox controllers from circa ~2008 or so

Nope. BotW is up there with one of my all-time worst purchase decisions.

Redeemer

Cinco de wat

Oooh yeah bsbyyyy

Cinco de wat

I honestly think 2 is just as good as 1 personally.

But I love all 3 of them dearly

Metalsonic66 posted...

I hear it uses the F-bomb very tastefully

It was honestly so natural that my mind didn't register it, until like 30 seconds after he said it.

DirtBasedSoap posted...

cape shit!!!!!!

Says the person waiting for the umpteenth remake of zombishit

Don't think it's quite as good as the first two, but the story beats are really good.

A couple jokes fell completely flat, but otherwise the humor's par for the course.

Kind of incredible how this series always manages to tug on the heartstrings even in this day and age.

I can't drink real Monster these days due to energy drinks giving me palpitations and panic attacks. Used to love them though.

These are perfect for me.

I fucking love these
Hard to find though.

Yellow posted...

Helly you're an alright guy, but please learn how VPNs work

VPNs do hide DNS requests. ISPs don't know you're typing www.illegaldownloadshit.geocities.net, Google Chrome does though, and will immediately tie it to your account, which has a list of all IP addresses you've ever used as well as just your straight up identity. What you're describing is a DNS leak, and it comes when your browser is misconfigured or ignores your VPN's provided DNS lookup service. Aka it's a common security flaw and one of the many things you have to think about if you're a bad criminal downloading free Mario games. Just because you have a VPN set up, doesn't mean that every program is forced to use it, they can completely ignore it.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/dns-leaks-can-destroy-anonymity-using-vpn-stop/

Exactly, and some VPNs have browser extensions for that exact purpose.

ConfusedTorchic posted...

fully 100% factually false lol

my guy even this website knows if you're using a vpn, you think your isp doesn't?

No shit they know you're using a VPN. But aside from how much data you're transferring, that's all they know. That's nothing.

And that topic title is a lie.

That's precisely why you stay away from the big name companies like Express and Nord.

If you get a VPN from a company that doesn't store anything, then the most your ISP has against you is speculation based on data transfers alone which is equivalent to nothing.