myke_tuna

... I impulse bought the DLC 😅🥲🥲

I want to try out the Pikmin 4 demo and finally launch Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle. I bought it ages ago, but haven't even tried it yet. I have a disgusting backlog. But this weekend, I want to give my Switch some love.

I use Kanka myself. I really enjoy it and love that it does what I need for free. I used to support it with a subscription when I had an active campaign going, but now that it's been dormant, I stopped. That said, I like that it's not necessary to do so to get a great tool for campaign building/management.

Other than that and WorldAnvil, the other big tool I've heard people use is a OneNote file. Not entirely sure how that works, but it's an interesting (and offline) way to do it.

Ah, I think I understand now. I think using the "boost" function is most like what I want. Appreciate the information!

I've had both as well and I prefer Taco Bell. But potato olés are really good. Their burritos are pretty good.

Didn't think about or know you could do that. Hmm 🤔

Wow. I loved him in so many things. Huge talent.

Good survey. Made me think about my views on the topic.

Honestly, as much as it pains me to say, I would pay for something below Premium. Like YouTube Plus or whatever. So I could get reduced ads, but not the crazy 3 minutes of ads they'll probably go to. I think Premium is $12 USD a month right now, I would want something at $6 (preferably $5). I don't think it's worth it for me to pay $12 for the amount I watch YouTube, but some of the info on YouTube is worth paying a little something for them to host it. I'm definitely going to start downloading some videos now though in case YouTube gets worse and worse...

Is there a way to save or favorite a post, comment, etc. for later on kbin? I don't see it under the "more" menu, but if I go to more>activity, I can see people that have favorited a post. And if you fave something, does that allow me to find it later? Because that's what I want to use it for.

I think a possible way forward for this that won't necessarily affect federation directly is to allow a user to combine different subscriptions into a custom "list" or custom "magazine"/"community". Then on the user end, it looks like 1 combined feed, but in the back end, it's still just a bunch of federated communities.

I don't expect it to. It would be really nice though.