This is dependent on where you live though. In the Netherlands most utilities are buried under ground and enter buildings subterranean.

One correction, you can use Airdrop on a Mac without an AppleID. I currently have a Mac for work where I’m not allowed to use an AppleID, but can still use Airdrop. Also Airdrop uses both Bluetooth and a direct WIFI connection.

I like to add Ahoy. He uploads maybe twice a year, but eeveeytime it’s golden. He mainly focuses on videogame history.

Another is the Extra History channel short history videos with nice animations. They are a spinoff of Extra Credits that focuses on the gaming industry.

I’d also like to add Fearless & Far it’s more travelvlog like, but the guy visits all kinds of remote places and people, which makes it really interesting to watch.

Plausible, heavy setting - Discworld 🤔

Regarding the first, have you tried the Robin Hobb books?

I don’t know many that are similar to discworld though. Maybe Good Omens by Sir Terry Pratchet and Neil Gaimen

Sounds like a date night for me and my wife :)

Great, I really liked oracle of seasons. I never got my hands on oracle of ages, so I’m really stoked to try that one.

That’s why I love my Sony Linkbuds. They are physically open, so I hear my surroundings just fine while listening to music/watching a video.

Yeah, I only wish the UI wasn’t so iOS like, since I’m using Android. But hey, you can’t have them all :)

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Wow, that second one really takes the cake. The self-centredness to just go with the I don’t care, so nobody should is really appalling.

I would like it if their next game would be more traditional 2d style, something akin to Links Awakening. Personally I like both the 2d and 3d style games, so alternating between the two would be great.

For the 3d games I’m not sure for the direction they should take, but I think a blend of the open world style combined with the more traditional dungeons would be great.