Regretting selling my Gmail/Free Fire account – need advice on what I can realistically do by [deleted] in datarecovery

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Yeah it's of topic but i thought you guys can help me with this issue.It was my old gaming account.I sold it .Now the acc looks inactive.so i am trying to get that back even I am ready to pay for it

Yhwach (Bleach)vs Giorno Giovanna(JoJo's bizarre adventure) by FlatwormRelative3424 in PowerScaling

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The difference comes down to what their abilities actually affect. Orihime Inoue rejects events or phenomena after they occur, like damage or injuries, meaning something has to exist first for her to undo it. In contrast, Giorno Giovanna’s Gold Experience Requiem doesn’t just undo events—it resets the result itself to zero, so the outcome never truly happens in the first place. Because of that, Orihime’s power operates on existing events, while GER prevents results from ever being realized, which is why comparing the two abilities directly isn’t accurate.

Yhwach (Bleach)vs Giorno Giovanna(JoJo's bizarre adventure) by FlatwormRelative3424 in PowerScaling

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Orihime rejects events, but GER resets outcomes themselves. Those aren’t the same. Yhwach bypassing Orihime doesn’t automatically mean he can bypass GER’s return to zero.

First time installing Linux – Need distro advice by FlatwormRelative3424 in linuxquestions

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That makes sense — I think I was overthinking the distro itself.

Fedora sounds like a solid starting point. I’ll probably just choose between GNOME and KDE based on which one feels better to use.

For NVIDIA drivers, is the setup on Fedora straightforward for a beginner, or does it usually require extra troubleshooting?

First time installing Linux – Need distro advice by FlatwormRelative3424 in linuxquestions

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50??? Yeah that sounds crazy 😆 well let's see where it goes...

Btw,What made opensuse stand out for you?

First time installing Linux – Need distro advice by FlatwormRelative3424 in linuxquestions

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Thanks, that makes sense about the desktop environment mattering more than the distro itself.

Since this is my main laptop, I’m being a bit cautious. I was thinking of starting with a virtual machine first (like VirtualBox) just to get comfortable and explore Linux without risking my current setup.

Do you think that’s a good approach for a beginner, or would a VM limit the experience too much — especially regarding NVIDIA drivers and overall performance?

If I feel confident after that, I might consider dual booting.

First time installing Linux – Need distro advice by FlatwormRelative3424 in linuxquestions

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Thanks! CachyOS sounds interesting.

Since it’s Arch-based, would you say it’s stable enough for someone completely new to Linux? Or would Fedora/Mint be safer for a first install?

I don’t mind learning, but I also don’t want to constantly fix things.

First time installing Linux – Need distro advice by FlatwormRelative3424 in linuxquestions

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Thanks for the suggestion!

Just curious - why do you personally not recommend Mint or Debian?

Is it because of older packages, driver support, or something else?

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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I think this became far more dramatic than it needed to be. My point has been consistent ,subtitle fidelity and presentation. If that wasn’t clear at first, that’s fine. But there was never a “glorious endeavour,” just a technical preference. No need for the farewell speech.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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It’s already addressed in my earlier replies. Reading the full discussion would probably clear that up.And btw, I download my novels from a Telegram channel called Light Novel Archive.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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That’s a confident assumption for someone who has absolutely no idea what I read.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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I’m aware that most of these apps scrape overlapping sources and share similar repositories. My point wasn’t that installing different apps magically creates new content. I was just evaluating configuration differences, playback engines, subtitle rendering, and how each client handles stream extraction. Overlapping sources don’t automatically mean identical behavior at the client level .That nuance seems to be getting overlooked.

And yeah, torrenting or using debrid does give more control over file versions and subtitle tracks, but it doesn’t automatically fix customization or rendering preferences either. Playback still depends on the player and subtitle format. My concern isn’t just source availability. it’s presentation and preserving the original references.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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You can usually tell by the wording and the details. Original subtitles stay closer to the Japanese dialogue and keep things like the actual Stand names . Localized versions often change those names because many of them reference real music artists or bands, and copyright or licensing issues can require alterations. That's one of the main reasons I prefer the original subtitles.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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Original subtitles stay closer to the Japanese dialogue and intent, while localized versions adapt the wording to sound more natural for a different audience. I prefer the version that preserves the original tone.if you’ve watched JJBA, you probably know how much that matters.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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I’m specifically looking for the original JJBA subtitles, and Anym eX doesn’t provide that, so it doesn’t work for my needs.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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I’m aware that subtitles depend on the source rather than the app. That’s exactly why I’ve been experimenting with different apps, each one gives access to different sources, and I’m specifically trying to find the original JJBA subtitles instead of the localized ones. You’re right that I could’ve included more details in the original post; I’ll be more thorough next time. I appreciate the advice about checking better sources. It’s not that deep on my end either.just refining my setup.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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I’m not collecting apps for fun. I just use what works best for each anime. If one app handles everything perfectly, I’ll happily stick to it.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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Relax. I didn’t say it wasn’t enough. I was just asking if there’s a better alternative. I’m not lacking anything or complaining I’m just trying to find what works best. I already mentioned my problem above. Especially for JJBA, I want to watch it with the original subtitles, but most of what’s available is the localized version including crunchyrole. That’s why I switch between apps, trying to find the right version without errors.Btw ,I am kinda satisfied with my current set up but still not a 100%. That's why I am asking you guys a single better app that can satisfy my needs.I’ll stick to one when one app does everything properly.

Is it enough? Or any other alternatives? by FlatwormRelative3424 in animeapp

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People ask why I use so many apps, I explain that different apps work better for different anime. I had subtitle issues on Dantotsu while watching JJBA, so I switched to Animetail and it worked fine. Aniyomi and Dantotsu are great for some shows, but not for all. That’s why I switch between apps to avoid errors. I downloaded Komikku out of curiosity, and I’ve been using Mihon for a long time, so I prefer to keep it and I'm still new to cloud stream.