lotones

Another Pixelmator fan here. I used to use GIMP way back when and always had a hard time deciphering the interface, but hey... it was free. Then I discovered the original Pixelmator over 15 years ago when it was in beta and whoa!... I could actually understand most of the interface, or figure it out on my own. Gladly updated to Pixelmator Pro for the one-time price (legacy discount was $30, regularly $40) when it became available, and haven't looked back. I'm am by no means a pro user, but neither are most of us, and when I need pro-like results Pixelmator Pro has my back.

Adobe users... how much more are you going to put up with? Or are you going to wait for Adobe to declare all your physical storage belongs to them also? Stockholm Syndrome isn't a fear of large Swedish cities...

Makes me seriously wonder how people get through life when they're so easily offended by a simple CGI ad. I'd call them snowflakes, but snowflakes survive a fall of several thousand feet in freezing cold and hold their shape. Even they would laugh at these CGI phobics.

If your surgeon is using a Meta Quest, cancel the procedure.

Most of these people who are so sensitive about inanimate CGI objects being CGI crushed will most likely step over the next homeless person they see on their way to Starbucks.