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Thursday, Mar 28, 2024 (Sign of Review)

I slacked a bit on daily updates, but I return with our new posts from March 28.

New New Leaf Journal Articles

I published two new New Leaf Journal articles today.

https://thenewleafjournal.com/against-buying-games-from-smart-tv-stores/

An article about a scam game on the LG TV store led me to suggest not buying any games from a "smart" TV store. Even the non-scam games are probably bad.

https://thenewleafjournal.com/a-sign-of-affection-anime-review/

After writing five articles about hair color in A Sign of Affection, I wrote a full review of the season now that it finished on March 23. The good thing about writing all those hair color articles was that I already had a good library of images to use in the review. But I nevertheless took four or five (I think four) additional screen captures in addition to reusing some from previous articles. On the whole, I liked A Sign of Affection and it is a strong early year-end top-six candidate.

This Day in New Leaf History

Back on March 28, 2021, I published a list of resources for discovering alternatives to big tech.

https://thenewleafjournal.com/around-the-web-alternative-software-and-services-resources/

I took the opportunity to go through my article and clean up a few dead links while adding necessary notes. My list still holds up fairly well and I remain a regular AlternativeTo user. I would probably write this kind of article differently today, but it remains a decent resource. In my update note, I added a link to my December 2023 list of "default apps":

https://thenewleafjournal.com/my-default-apps-as-of-december-2023/

What works for me may not work for everyone, but I have a feeling most readers will find an app or two that may be some of interest from my list of favorites.

Anime #Smart TVs #Privacy #Tech #A Sign of Affection


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