Great movie

That pallet is great for portraits, not so great for landscapes.

Do you personally have a preference on what paint you use? I'm assuming it's acrylic? Have you found that some brands work better than others?

Pixel 7 pro here, got it about a month ago. I got it for a few reasons:

1. The speed and ease of use of the UI.
2. The camera and photo editing options are awesome.
3. It can do everything the S23 Ultra can do, for a fraction of the price.
4. Came with really no bloat-ware (I think there was like 10 apps built into the phone when i turned it on. They were all Google apps and a couple from my service provider that i would've dl on my own anyway).
5. First dibs at all new Android features.

I've always been a Samsung guy, but so far I'm really loving this phone. My only real complaint is that not all of the functions of my Galaxy Watch 4 work on a non-samsung phone (stupid Samsung proprietary apps).

What instance are you on?

Hey, lurking is always an option, but even if you don't make your own dice, you're always welcome to post your favorite set (even if it's a set you bought). I legit just love dice and seeing what dice others prefer.

Your link just completely closes my app, not sure what's up with that.

I apologize for the inconvenience. I'm also pretty new to all this, so there's a bit of a learning curve. I don't know how to connect it to your instance, if you figure it out, i would also love to know.

For the links, i just followed the guide that's pinned to the top of 'New Communities', but apparently i messed up somehow.

Lemmy.world link goes to a 404 error.

Try going into settings and check the box that says "show viewed posts" or something along those lines; they should become visible to you again.

Edit: it's "Show Read Posts". I was having a similar issue and that fixed it.

Welcome to the Clacksmith community. Feel free to tell your friends about us; I'd love to see this community grow and be more active.

I agree with everything you said here, but just came by to say, "Kraken in the bathtub" is one of my favorite new idioms.

I would err on the side of caution and send this back. You'll have to go without hot water for a few days, but it's better than installing this just find it didn't work, or worse blow your house up.