I listen to pretty much anything that gets me interested. In this particular example I also bought To See the Next Part of the Dream by Parannoul which is a Shoegaze release. And a EP called Perfect Kindness by Night Tapes which can be associated with Dream Pop subgenre.

Here’s my Bandcamp if you’re interested

I only got we carry our fate in plain sight by things falling apart when we’re talking about post-rock. But I also have some other stuff from different genres.

What cables?

Why is it a controversial opinion? Mailspring is a great email client. I’ve been using it for a year now.

Ooo, Nice! Will listen in free time

What about GY!BE? Or maybe if you can get your hands on than Tides From Nebula.

Was about to post it 😅

Very exciting!

And for rating music albumoftheyear.org which for me is superior to RYM

Very cool! What GPU do you have? I’ve heard about problems with Hyprland and Nvidia

Thanks, I Hate It

I use Sonnar and Radarr but with qBitTorrent as download clients

Those are only cosmetic and their meant to give something to supporters. Creators don’t hide that servers are expensive and supporters are appreciated.

VPNs don’t make things safer. You need to use reliable trackers like 1337x. VPNs can hide your traffic from your ISP. If you’re living in some smaller country you might get await with seeding without VPN and without getting notified by your ISP.

I’ve stumbled upon this Github repo listing Lemmy instances and their differences

True! I was also searching for alternatives. I’m Polish and we have a polish alternative but it’s super clanky and the UI is filled with ads… I found Literaly on ProductHunt and I was flabbergasted by it

I was just about to create a post about similar topic. I wanted to ask if people use Goodreads or alternatives.

I recently started using Literal.club. I know it’s not federated or anything but I prefer it over the Goodreads. The design is beautiful, UX is good and the community is very welcoming.

Although I may try Bookwyrm. It sounds cool.

I’m currently reading Stephen King’s The Shining for the second time. It was the first the book that I read for the sake of actually reading, not because school made me do it.

I can’t really remember the first time reading it but for now it’s an amazing read.