SuperRandomExplosion

I'm considering a 2020 Corolla, partly due to the reputation of excellent reliability and I'm getting one of the two hybrids.

Now, the sensible option would be the 1.8 liter 2ZR-FXE, which, as far as I know, has been on the road since 2010, with variations going back even older. Ancient tech, reportedly indestructible, people going over 500k km.

The fun option is the 2.0 liter M20A-FXS, which is a new engine that has been out since 2018. More complicated due to dual injection and is not as well tested by drivers. Not sci-fi, like the Mazda Skyactiv-X, but not archaic either. AFAIK, it, and the 2.5L cousin has been the latest Toyota and Lexus offering.

Now I haven't found any reports of is

I'm considering and upgrade from my Fitbit Charge 2 and currently looking through my options (Garmin, Polar, Suunto). While generally I'm interesting in more data from my workouts (fitbit has no love for chest straps), I love the day-to-day stuff that fitbit provides, like heart rate and sleep tracking. I'm seeing mixed feedback for Suunto, looks like the technology is still fairly primitive, only using accelerometer, even in high end models. Sleep stages are nitpicking, but I expect it to at least correctly observe when I sleep and how much time I was out, which fitbit does exceptionally accurately.

Edit: Thanks for all the feedback. I decided to go with a Garmin Forerunner 245, the softwa

I'm considering and upgrade from my Fitbit Charge 2 and currently looking through my options (Garmin, Polar, Suunto). While generally I'm interesting in more data from my workouts (fitbit has no love for chest straps), I love the day-to-day stuff that fitbit provides, like heart rate and sleep tracking. I'm seeing mixed feedback for Garmin, even high end models like the Fenix 5X. Sleep stages are nitpicking, but I expect it to at least correctly observe when I sleep and how much time I was out, which fitbit does exceptionally accurately.

Finished this game twice.

First playthrough I didn't really know what I was doing. Second playthrough I wanted all the optional bosses and DLCs, so I was farming XP and chips from the start. I also did all the side quests. This meant that I was lvl 70 in the end and the bosses gave me zero challenge. I waited around for the dialog to complete and then shot off a couple of pod bursts to advance to the next stage. DLC were still challenging, though.

I wanted to complete the game again, but in a way that provided a consistent challenge. Do you know the best way to do so? I don't like artificially limiting myself, since it takes away some immersion. Any options, like Hard mode, no XP chips, pr

I'm thinking of getting an S9 and compatibility with my headphones is really important to me. Not working properly is a dealbreaker, since I love these headphones. My Moto G5 Plus can do multiple hours of continuous playing with a small glitch once every 45 minutes or so, which is completely fine by me. If anyone has tried this setup, and can share their experience, I'd love to hear it. Of course, Bose support forums are full of issues, but no one goes there to post about how everything works as expected.

I started my second playthrough to experience all the hidden stuff and periodically running through the map was one of the things I did. That started getting interesting on Route C, first 9S chapter.

Theme Park:

The partying tank is there again. The chest behind the game dev is reset.

Pascal's Vilage:

You can't fast travel, but you can go there. It's empty, which makes sense when you realize that A2's segment was before 9S'. No remark from 9S though, just a single 'tch'. There's the guy behind the hack door, who I accidentally killed with an attack. Well, genocide complete.

Abandoned Facility: This is the first time you can visit this place after the religion quest.

The first room c

Today the usual "switch to new skype pls" message changed somewhat, now it's saying that the new version is downloaded and I just need to install it. Coincidentally, the old skype stopped connecting. My status is "connecting" and it looks like I'm offline. Tried reinstalling skype classic, restarting, nothing helps. New skype works, it's just shit. To me this looks like MS decided to slowly start forcing small amounts of users to switch.

I'm on Windows 10 and Skype is 7.40.0.104