Did you watch the Assembly Cut of 3? It’s a more consistent and well-rounded experience, although the film still goes downhill considerably from the moment of

I don’t think your opinions are that unusual. The first 4 Alien films are all unique in their own way, and if you watch the Assembly Cut then even 3 is a fairly consistent and satisfying experience. It’s really from Prometheus onwards that the major issues started, although I will say that at least Prometheus was still trying to bring something different in its themes and setting (which were unfortunately poorly developed and hampered by the terrible writing). Covenant was just a complete mess suffering from a clear identity crisis and Romulus was soulless nostalgia-bait, as most reboots are.

This really was a case where “too long” was a perfect description. They did the “you’d expect the name to be this…but it isn’t!” thing like 3 times before they finally revealed it way down the bottom.

I am deeply sorry to whichever moderator i offended so much that they needed to delete my comment. Thanks to your guidance I have now learned to hate Proton like a good lemming and will boycott them for the rest of my life as penance for making you cry.

Most of these “top 10 Hollywood blockbuster” films are dogshit regardless of how long or short they are, so it’s quite an irrelevant point to me. But I guess that’s probably a minority opinion.

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I consider that quite a minor feature (that I don’t use) as a Forerunner owner who bought mine specifcally for running and other activity tracking, but Garmin does have a wide range of models so I’m sure there are people who would require the app for other things like you say.

Garmin sends all your health data to the cloud and the app won’t work without an Internet connection.

However, unless something has changed with newer models, you do not need to use the application or connect to Garmin’s servers to use the watch.

Battlefield 6’s open beta launches this weekend, so I’ll hopefully be putting some hours into that. I have heard quite good things about it from those who already have time in the game, but I suspect a lot of the current goodwill is just vibes-based because this game is better than the abysmal 2042 and mediocre V, and because it appears to be a bit of a spiritual sequel to 3 and 4. Although I have played the last four Battlefield games, I wouldn’t consider myself a Battlefield fan so I’m hoping I can be a little more critical while playing and get an idea of whether it’s worth my time and money. It was pretty clear to me from playing the 2042 open beta that the game would be absolutely terrible for years after launch, so I saved myself a lot of pain and some money by picking it up much later for a heavy discount.

I don’t think that’s what “sharing” refers to in this case. This is about users who did/didn’t modify the settings of their chatbot to make their inputs and outputs publicly available via search. 404’s previous reporting on ChatGPT suggested some users may not have understood what the sharing option actually meant in this context.

“Your call phone is important to us.”

Poor Dean’s just got a nut.

Maybe it is the second most watched movie…you’re all here talking about it, after all.

Do you need an app/to upload your data to the cloud? I have a Garmin watch and keep it completely offline, similarly I had an Amazfit before that which I also kept offline (though that one did require and account an app for the initial setup). In both instances I’ve kept them in aeroplane mode 24/7 and just looked at data on the watch itself. An added bonus is that battery life is much improved.

No, but I assume it was what the person you replied to was referencing.

https://www.androidauthority.com/google-android-development-aosp-3538503/

https://www.androidauthority.com/google-not-killing-aosp-3566882/

I’m not sure, but you can always try asking on their forums or in their Matrix chat. It’s a friendly community.

The way that was going, I thought they were going to announce the end of the project. Glad to see it’s just a temporary pause on updates!

The best Android alternative from a privacy standpoint forr the Fairphone 4 is iodéOS, which is a privacy-focused fork of LineageOS that fully supports the device (including re-locking of the bootloader). LineageOS isn’t really a privacy-focused project, but it would also come with some improvements over stock. You can also get a version of LineageOS with microG here.

That’s the phone this thread is about.

I just like uplifting trance and you don’t get to hear it in a film often.