Wow. That sounds like an interesting idea of a first date. I’m pretty sure that after quarantine, people are all going to start rushing to the beach, so I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t be secluded and the beach would be flooded with people. Personally, my fear is that my date would get uninterested and slowly slip away and blend into the crowd to escape while I’m just left there looking for said date for hours until I realize they’re gone. I’d message back “hey, where’d you go?” after I finally went home and either result may happen:
A) They genuinely got lost and are still at the beach looking for me
B) I get blocked
C) I get ghosted
D) They tell me they aren’t interested
E) I actually did end up bringing them to a secluded area and dug them in a shallow grave and I’ve deluded myself into still thinking said date is still alive and interested in me and the next day I dig up the grave and end up dragging it everywhere with me and convince myself into thinking I actually found somebody who loves me back, when in reality I was arrested and put in prison for 50 years and didn’t get a life sentence because I got time off for pleading insanity.
I used to use VSDC, but a better one that I found was HitFilm Express. It’s just like Adobe Premiere, but free. It has all the features you would really want in a video editor (multiple tracks, split, motion tracking, green screen, etc.) I would recommend DaVinci, but it doesn’t work that well on slow devices. I find that VSDC Video Editor and HitFilm Express still work on my cheap $100 laptop running Windows 10.
With VSDC you get an entire suite, a video recorder, video converter, screen recorder, (and I believe) an audio recorder, as well. However, HitFilm has a better-looking UI and doesn’t have any locked features like VSDC. With VSDC, some features do require you to have a license key (but it’s really cheap). So overall, I’d recommend HitFilm Express.
I have a blue Furby Boom. It has ocean waves on it. I remember loving it and playing with it every day when I was younger. I think I named mine “Ah-Bay.” It was really cool hearing it talk and say its name. My favorite thing was to put my finger in its mouth and the Furby would “nibble” on my finger.
Honestly, having Kit-I or Bixby help a user who just signed up navigate the website would be pretty cool. If this gets added, a tutorial for changing your profile picture needs to be added, since it took me a good while to actually figure out how to set the image as your pfp.
I prefer Android. I like how customizable it is and how well Android devices work with everything I already have. With iOS and Apple products, they were really only designed to work well with each other, and I don’t feel comfortable buying too much into the Apple ecosystem, knowing that once I’m in, it’ll just be too expensive to leave since Apple products weren’t designed to work well with non-apple stuff.
Personally, I much prefer Bedrock edition. You can play from almost every device (except on Linux and Mac) and it’s much easier to play with friends. No matter whether I’m playing from my phone, Kindle, Xbox, or PC I can still join my friends while using the same account. You can still use behavior packs from online for mods, and all your old bought content from previous versions of Minecraft carry over: except now you can access them on all of your devices. Bedrock is much cheaper and has more value imo.
I loved Undertale. It’s a shame the fandom ruined it. Games like Undertale don’t feel like you’re playing the game: it feels like the game is playing you. The characters are aware and actually do react if you go back in time to undo something you regret, or if you try to get different endings by replaying the game. Undertale and D:BH really make you think and question your morals and discourage trying to manipulating the game by tugging on your heartstrings or providing consequences, even if those consequences are just a character telling you that they know what’s up or that they know that you’re doing something.
Lion-Tailed Macaque
