Autocollect nodes will be amazing.

Merlin identifies birds as soon as it thinks it hears one; that is quite nice. I can click on the listed bird and it will jump to the section(s) of the recording where it heard the bird. Iirc birdnet makes you create a selection. I am no expert but they both seem accurate.

They made a new Razr flip. Though Im slightly skeptical on the longevity of slamming glass against glass hundreds of times. Still looks cool though!

Dacs are great, I have one for my IEMs and love it. But only when im sitting. As soon as any movement happens I am occasionally punished when the cable moves 1mm out of its port with noise or complete sound stoppage. I can use my TWS but sound quality and reliability suffers.

3.5/4.4 jacks are a beautiful thing.

120hz is amazing for scrolling through feeds, it is absolutely night and day. It is like turning off the annoying motion blur in a video game.

I think the nebulous "woke" term covers everything these people hate these days

Yeah ill just go back and check the "dont be born" box on my birthing documents

O wait

Such a fortunate son

Unihertz phones are really cool. My main phone is an S20 but I use an Atom with downloaded podcasts for hikes and runs.

This is me. Stacksocial had that lifetime deal for approx $35. I said why not?

In pve? Not too many. There are some achievements in LWS1 and LWS2 that give exotic trinkets, but some can only be done once per account.

Frankly, it would be easier to buy LW Season 3- specifically the Bitterfrost Frontier and Bloodstone Fen episodes and farm winterberries with different characters daily, which is enough for a new trinket every few days. All can be bought in Bitterfrost except the amulet, which you can get from Bloodstone Fen.

If you end up buying all of the living world seasons, The "Return To..." achievement offers a convenient way to work towards a legendary amulet while making enough map currency for ascended trinkets along the way.

YT Music has a lot of the obscure indie (like soundcloud indie) music I love. The mobile app UX is close enough to Spotify.