Money, the answer is always money.
Bit of FUD surrounding it, but Nova Launcher was acquired by an analytics company called Branch a year or so ago.
Bit of an odd one, but after the Nova Launcher fiasco I tried several launchers also listen in this thread but landed on Hyperion Launcher in the end. Simple, clean and supports icon themes. Did the trick for me.
$90 for 100/20 in Sydney, Australia. I have FttP, but can't come up with a legitimate need for >100mbs at the moment
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. Super Mario 64 was my first "3D" so to speak, but OoT took that to the next level. The feeling of wonder when I first left the Lost Woods and came out into the field will never be topped.
Ability to pick up quests or map markers just by hanging around taverns and inns and passively listening to conversations around you.
I really like the drawing as well as the backstory to go with it. Well done!
If you're playing a thief build, always have a kettle or bucket in your inventory. If you want to clean out a shop while the owner is still there, just put a kettle on their head and away you go.
Not too proud to admit I got way too excited when I got my first Dyson. If anyone has animals with long hair, you'll understand.
Smirnoff Double Blacks for me. Was the poison of choice for many as it was one of the first alchopops with 1.8+ standard drinks in a bottle. The mere sight of them makes me shudder.
I think you mean they stumbled across you. Congrats, you've been adopted!
To this day, still not really sure how I felt. Confused maybe?
Not sure if creepy or flirty, but once when nursing my too many-th beer for the night at my local, a lady walked up, stroked my face and said "you're so cute and alone" then disappeared into the strobe-lit night.
In the same vein as cloaks, bring back robes. Hell yes I want people to think I'm a wizard.
Or a 'Lad Bag' in the local dialect.
Looks like others have already mentioned most of my favourites, but one I feel deserves special mention: Newpipe.
Haven't used the main YouTube app or website in years!
I work for a global company headquartered in Europe, and we regularly have visitors from the mothership come to Sydney. Every year, without fail, they will all regularly comment on how they've never been so cold indoors. They also come from countries where it snows regularly.