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Back when I was a kid, if you didn't see it in the cinema you'd have to wait 6 months to a year for the VHS to come out and then you'd watch it on a tiny poor quality TV. Cinema was amazing.

Now I have big enough TV and surround sound and I can watch whatever is released a few months later in the comfort of my own home for practically free. The huge amount of content now means unless I really really want to see it in cinema there's just no point. Most movies aren't worth it.

That makes me feel sick, thanks.

I can't build more Lego sets because I've run out of space to put them when they're done. Waiting on getting more shelving.

For me I left Reddit recently and switched because Reddit made a change that broke the Boost app.

My cats just avoided walking on the mat including leaping out of the litter tray throwing cat litter all over the floor so we had to get rid of the mat.

The Windows 24H2 update broke my Bluetooth audio, the sound is completely messed up and makes the system lag a bit. Uninstalled the update, Bluetooth works. The update automatically installed itself again after a few weeks and broke it again but I can no longer uninstall it for some reason.