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[yodawgiheardyoulikemecha]

M-Tron Exo by Titolian Via Flickr: The final of the set of three! This is actually the one that started the series, and is still my fave. Something about a mech holding giant gripper arms is super fun. Replicating the minifig's power arms was a nice challenge as well, with Dots bracelets coming to the rescue for the flexible cabling(?) Enjoy :) More angles are on my Instagram if you're interested!

[raynerberg]

𝗘𝗥𝗘𝗕𝗨𝗦

~ My new DX OC Antagonist (it/it). In Greek mythology - the god of chaos, primeval darkness. The same A/I as Icarus, Daedalus, Helios, Morpheus, but unlike their "brothers" Erebus has a body and is hostile towards the main characters... So it can be considered a full-fledged synthetic (android). It's shell is the color of ripe cherries, made of super-strong and flexible plastic, with an ultra-low density exceeding high-quality steel by two times. On it's face is a helmet with a built-in internal screen that works as a protection/navigator/infrared vision/transmitter and a data receiver, and it also serves to transmit more accurate holographic data and images. Also on the head of It there are five flexible harnesses (cables) that also serve as melee weapons and ports for connecting to computers. Erebus was created as a plan "B" in case Bob Page was defeated. While its creator was the main player, the android was in hibernation mode, undergoing algorithm testing and system stabilization. The distress signal was received and accepted by the Erebus system a couple of minutes before the destruction of the main base. Thus sending an impulse to the main OS, bringing it out of hibernation mode. * That's all for now. As usual, the full body will be later when I think about this moment properly. But unlike Grayson, whose story was thought out a long time ago, I'll have to sit on this guy's motives. For now, I'm not sure if it's going to be an episodic villain or the main headache of the good guys. Time will show.

[animatedjen]

hello animatedjen!! I hope your day has been beautiful 🧡 I've recently moved into an apartment and have decided to get a gaming monitor for my PS5, so I can game at my desk and save some space while still enjoying photo mode sessions. if I remember correctly you play Jedi on PC, so maybe my question for you isn't relevant, but is there a monitor you use & like or would recommend for this purpose? I know these things are expensive and you seemed like a good person to ask about getting my investment right the first time around! especially since I would also use it for professional photo & video editing on occasion, and I know that's relevant to your career field as well. any advice you have on making a flexible set up would be so appreciated! thank you in advance!! I hope this question isn't too bothersome! P.S. I want you to know that you're a micro celebrity amongst my coworker friends because they see your photo mode shots rotate as my desktop wallpapers all day every day haha 😅

Congrats on the apartment!! And I'm very honored to be your work desktop wallpaper 💛 Respawn should be giving you a referral bonus!

Right now I'm using a Gigabyte QHD 34" ultrawide gaming monitor I got secondhand. Good specs for the price, but it's not super color accurate when compared to my Macbook retina screen - it could be calibrated more via software or a physical tool, but for now I use the monitor for gaming, general life stuff, and pre-color editing. I have a DP cable for the PC and HDMI for the Macbook or PS5, so it's easy to switch between devices.

The ultrawide aspect ratio also means I crop my photomode shots to 16:9 to post on socials, since 21:9 photos are very skinny (see above) and people often scroll Tumblr on their small, vertically-oriented phone screens. On the plus side, it's great for video editing since I can see more of the timeline at once. And no black bars during Jedi Survivor cutscenes!

You'll have to decide your budget and what specs are most important to you for photo/video work - I'd recommend a screen somewhere between 24" and 34", with QHD (2K) or UHD (4K) resolution. A higher refresh rate (at least 60hz, if not 120/144/240hz) helps for gaming and video with higher framerates. Color accuracy is tricky, but if you're not creating high-end photo prints or color grading for Netflix, something good (but not perfect) will be just fine. Some monitors will be better for gaming, and some better for photo/video editing, so decide which one to prioritize.

I've seen ASUS ProArt, Dell UltraSharp, and BenQ monitors recommended when I've shopped around before, but I skew towards non-gamer, Mac-friendly tech since more of my client work is on that system and the Jedi stuff is (sadly) not my paid job (yet). But if any other gamer/creative professionals want to drop recs in the comments, y'all probably know more than I do! 🙌

Thanks for the ask and sorry I can't be more helpful. Look forward to seeing the photomode shots from your new monitor :)

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[thekingofgear]

Jonny's Drum Machines with Dudu Tassa

A screenshot of Jonny from the Jarak Qaribak album teaser video.

After seeing Jonny play Dudu Tassa's super rare Fender "Nocaster", you might expect Jonny to use a drum machine even rarer than the old CR-78. In fact, his setup is surprisingly modern and super portable. It consists of a Roland T-8 beat machine and a Moog DFAM semi-modular drum synth. Both are units with "live" panel controls. Although the Roland has preset rhythms, the knobs on both units are hard-wired: what you see is what you get. That means any "automation" needs to be dialed in by hand.

The T-8 is designed to be a portable "best of" Roland rhythm boxes, with digital emulations of the 808 kick, 606 snare, TB-303 monosynth, etc. Regardless of the technology, the kick and snare at the start of Ya Mughir al-Ghazala certainly have that "Roland' sound. Given the borrowed guitar, it seems that Jonny didn't want to travel with a bunch of gear for this project. The T-8 is certainly much smaller than the vintage TR-909 that Jonny uses with Radiohead, let alone his modular. It's easy to imagine Jonny working out some of the beats on the T-8 during his flight over.

The T-8 has a few patch points for sync, mixing, headphones, and MIDI. On both Ya Mughir al-Ghazala and Taq ou Dub, Jonny has a yellow patch cable from the "Sync Out" on the Roland to the "Adv / Clock" input on the Moog, allowing him to use the Roland as his main clock. That's convenient since the T-8 has a BPM display. Jonny also uses the mix/headphone out to send his signal to the mixer (via one of the many blue DI boxes). He's not using the MIDI input on the Roland, which means he's in full control of tempo for the group whenever he uses the drum boxes.

As you might expect from a semi-modular, the DFAM is more flexible than the Roland in the range of sounds it can create. There's a patch cable routed from what looks to be the "VCO 1" output to "Velocity" input, adding some extra movement to the sound. Jonny devotes himself to the device on Taq ou Dub, only taking his hands off the device to play a few brief guitar arpeggios (and to adjust the Roland's hihat). It's worth noting that Jonny's DFAM is fitted with one of the "preset" overlays that come stock in the box with the unit. The youtube channel "Kilombo audio" made a demo of all the preset sounds, if you want to guess which overlays Jonny might be starting from.

In this screenshot from Taq ou Dub, the bend edge of an overlay on the DFAM is clearly visible.

Jonny adjusting the "VCA Decay" control during Taq ou Dub. Not the blue patch cable connecting the DFAM's "VCO 1" output to "Velocity" input — that's one way to add some automation.

[imaginependergast]

Been thinking of domestic-ish Pendergast lately. Figured I’d entertain the thought. I think he cooks? If so, is it as intricate as, say, Hannibal’s? (Save for the cannibalism) What is his workout plan/routine?Is he more of a cat or dog person? His favorite movie/book?

Any other little things you can think of?

I, too, love the domestic Pendergast.

I think he primarily leaves the cooking to Mrs. Trask, at least when he's at the mansion. I'd say he can cook, but not to the extent that Diogenes can or to the extent Diogenes likes to. We know cooking is definitely a Diogenes thing from Obsidian Chamber. He can be a solid cook but much prefers eating to cooking. I think it's also worth considering if he does cook it's at least relatively higher end meals so his floor is higher than most people's ceiling.

He meditates for sure so I think that counts. I think he's focus primary on flexibility and cardio, so mainly something like yoga and running. I'm sure he goes to the shooting range to keep his gun skills good and probably does some light strength training, but less than Proctor who has to partially to fit the role of Pendergast's enforcer when need be. We know they were in some military service together so they probably have worked out together in the past but I doubt they'd do so as employer/employee.

Cats or dogs is a good question. I might be biased as a cat person but I'd say cat. I think as much as he would value the loyalty and utility of dogs, he also values the hunting instinct, independence, and curiosity of cats. Plus as much as many cats are incredibly affectionate (like mine!) I think he'd prefer to have a pet that's a bit lower maintenance. I like the idea of Pendergast reading at the fireplace, absinthe in hand, and a cat snuggling on the arm of his chair, in his lap, or across the room being able to be a comfortable companion in silence.

He slagged TV as being loud and vulgar like opera way back in Cabinet of Curiosities so I doubt he'd watch movies or TV, at least not on his own accord. I think most, if not all, of his pop culture knowledge, at least about media, comes from cultural osmosis or spending time with Vinnie, Corrie, or Coldmoon. As for books I honestly don't know where to start because fine literature isn't my forte. I'd assume it's something classic in nature, either literally from the ancient Greeks or Romans or something a bit more modern.

I make my husbando Pendergast watch the Law and Orders with me plus old episodes of The FBI Files.

Some others...hm.

I think he'd be one of those people that, since he has nearly all the banalities of daily life taken care for him, he sometimes has issues doing super basic things. Like he has no idea to check if dishes and cups are dishwasher safe or might do laundry without all the right things (detergent, dryer sheets, etc.) or be slightly confounded by different cable or streaming service packages, having no idea what, if any, is better regarding content.

I also think domestic!Pendergast would stay in bed a bit longer on weekends, or at least Sundays, if he had a partner. I could see breakfast in bed being something he would indulge in. Maybe not every weekend, but enough where it's not uncommon. If he and his partner are at the Dakota I think he'd be the one who puts the coffee/tea on in the morning.

[moodymisty]

Hey! How're you doing? I hope you've been able to get some good down time :) If it's ok, I have a bit of a...writing query? How do you know which tense is best to use? I realised that I have a habit of "tense hopping" and that's why I get in a fluster when I write. Is present tense better for writing fics or is this just personal preference? (This is why I draw more than write, I am very rusty with my grammar skills lol, I'll make sure to post some tastefully horny art the ppl will approve of)

(I never know if I should answer these queries public or private, I'll answer public just in case anyone else wants to hear my deranged writing tips)

Uggghhh I'm massively guilty of this as well, especially around like a year ago when I started writing again. I had to go back and revise one of my old posted fics recently because I wrote half in present and half in past.

Putting all this under a readmore because I rambled XD

TL;DR: There really isn't a 'best tense' or anything you can apply, since they can all work. It's largely personal preference, unless you really want the reader to feel a specific way.

Generally however, if I follow one character specifically, I like to use present. Which is why many reader inserts are written in it since we're following 'ourselves' as we do things. It also seems to help readers connect more with what a character is feeling or doing in that exact moment. Present also helps if you're someone (like myself) who likes describing small or mundane details. Like how someone's hand moves, how the pins on their bag jingle. An example ↘

It isn’t as if Crosshair is exactly a stranger to watching people, given he’s someone who is far fonder of scoping out a situation from afar. But ‘scoping out the situation’ implies he’s at some point going to jump into the lake, to take a swim; He’s not, and what he’s doing seems to tread more into the lines of leering, than anything else. It makes him furious at himself for not being able to do something so simple, but no matter how much he tries, he can’t seem to get himself to do much beyond just thinking about you. It’s not like he even can get himself to stop doing that either, as he sits in front of the Marauder with his rifle in his lap. Crosshair wonders if the way your body moves is intentional; The way your hips sway, turning on a heel scurrying from task to task like you’re simply floating on air. There’s just something about you; You’re only updating a maintenance report for one of the reg starfighters to keep it on schedule, and he can barely keep his eyes on the maintenance he normally does religiously. You must be finishing up with it, because the next time he looks up you’re walking this way, waving hello to all of them. There’s not been a day since you met them where you haven’t at least tried to spare them even the tiniest moment of your time.

Meanwhile past tense is usually better the longer your work gets, or works where you're not focusing on anything or anyone super deeply. 'Past tense' also tends to be easier for people to read, and you get more flexibility with how you format the writing. For instance if you're skipping time, it's easier on readers to flow into the idea that an amount of time has passed with past tense wording. Example ↘

“It’s… Cleaner in here?” It’s not clean by any means, but stuff was off the floor, which was a major accomplishment. “Yeah, had to clean it up before we haul it back to Coruscant.” Hunter walked by Echo as he spoke, the rest not far behind. Echo closed the gangplank behind him, and gently crossed his arms as he watched Tech diligently wrap up a cable that has been laying there ever since Echo had first stepped foot in this ship. Having walked into the cockpit, he put a hand on Hunter’s seat as he looked out the viewport, before he spotted the outside of the hanger they’re currently landed in. Tech was fiddling on his datapad for a moment before they took off, having crossed his legs one way before he then swapped to the opposite. “Before? What’s the big occasion? Not that I’m complaining.” Hunter gave a small smile.

Using italics, for instance like say using them when a character is thinking of a past interaction, can be helpful for if you NEED to swap tense briefly, but don't want to jolt the reader. Forming it more as we're watching the character in the present, think of the past. Rather than sending the reader themselves to the past. Golly I hope that makes sense. Here.

He remembers the way his legs were hanging off the side of his bunk, aching and in pain after a nightmare had woken him up from his sleep. He’d been sitting just like this for ages, staring off with his heart racing in his chest before you’d come over, sitting beside him. You were quiet for a bit, with Echo silently enjoying the feeling of company. And when you did finally speak, you were offering him even more of your time than you’d already given him. ‘I think I just need some sleep. But…’ He had glanced your way and saw the dim light shadowing the edges of your features, as you looked right at him. ‘Thank you.’ Your lips pressed against the corner of his mouth, eyes closed. When you pulled away, there was tiniest smile on your face. ‘Night, Echo.’

Apologies for the tangent, and again, this is all just my personal thoughts. I have no professional writing experience beyond middle school English class. I am but a humble fic writer. But I really hope it helps! And If I didn't answer your question (I have a tendency to go off the rails) Feel free to tell me!

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[chimkin-samich]

what's the story behind your sun/moon and y/n? the daycare attendant looks so fancy! I like them.

Y/n is honestly just my wife, mod Feral, self insert lol, she started obsessing over the boys and then got me into when she told me more about them

I got in further when I started relating a lot to them so i guess it’s a bit of kin thing for me lol

For our version however getting more into details, all 3 boys are here Sun, Moon and Eclipse but he comes in later, we redesigned them and explained it as they were dragged into Parts and Service and forced to be upgraded

Putting more details under a read more so as to not make a super long text post lol

I’m also going to reblog the blue prints that my wife posted on her profile so you can see a bit of what we had in mind for them mechanically wise at least

Over all upgrades

-They are over able to feel all over, essentially their body sensitivity is that of a humans, they can feel touch, and by default pain

-their endoskeleton from the torso down was scrapped and replaced with a more durable and lighter material, while the torso and arms had extra implants to make them sturdier and more flexible

-can emote with their faces so their not static

-their eyes are animated as well so no more blank stares from either of them

-special upgrade for uh… “stress relief”

Suns upgrades

-his rays are more durable

-he’s able to recharge through solar with his rays now but of course depending on the light level is how fast he charges (direct sunlight can finish a charge in about 4hrs)

-given sharp canines as a sort of defense if needed

-a teeth plate that can retract since management still wants them to lock their smile when children are present

Moons upgrades

-Can emp electronics to recharge, not super efficient but can get him enough charge to get to his cable with out dying on the spot lol

-infrared eyes to spot both children and intruders in the dark

-claws are now retractable but he tends to have them out when children are asleep or not present as a comfort of sorts

-was also given sharp teeth but every single one of his teeth are sharp kinda like shark teeth to use as offense against intruders

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Eclipse was more or less left alone more so because they didn’t think he would resurface after splitting his AI to make Sun and Moon but over time he slowly rebuilt himself and also takes pieces of Sun and Moon to be able to front so it was a big surprise when he just popped out.

It’s also why they have four arms since the original endoskeleton was supposed to but they just merged the arms together when they split eclipse into sun and moon

As for our self-insert, She’s Italian and left to come to the US to kinda distance herself from her family to make her own life

She ends up joining the Plex since they had pretty good wages and benefits expecting to just be a security guard, but things are so chaotic in the Plex that she ends up being a mixture of a handler for the boys, a daycare helper and daycare security all in one

Considering she keeps the boys happy and Moon from starting fights with Monty and causing over all mayhem and property damage, they slowly give her more and more “perks” that she practically has free range of the Plex, especially after an occasion where they tried to fire her and it was just a dumpster fire with dealing with the boys (Suns depressed behavior and Moon becoming more destructive than before)

But don’t worry the boys and all the other animatronics get a happy ending…. At some point

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[187days]

Day Ninety-Seven

I taught another new lesson in World today, and I’m super happy about it. I’ve been teaching my students about how geography relates to other aspects of culture, and today I showed a documentary about the trip students from a mountainous village in Nepal had to take in order to get the school (making the point that one’s environment can limit their access to opportunities and resources). These kids were trekking down the mountain, crossing a 60m-wide river in a metal basket on rusty cables, then hitchhiking into town on a really dangerous highway. I figured my students would react to that journey with some surprise, awe, disbelief, maybe a bit of outrage. I was not expecting my Block 2 boys to ask me, “Could we raise money to build a bridge across that river?” 

But it sure made my teacher heart grow three sizes when they did. 

I’d planned to tell them after the video was over that a bridge had been built, but I paused it and told them right then, and they were so glad to hear it. They understood what a game-changer it was. 

So that was awesome. 

My Block 3 students also asked if a bridge had been built since the video had been filmed, and were glad when I confirmed it had been. Then, in what I’ve learned is going to be a trend for them, they took the conversation in several different directions. The video had mentioned Nepal’s literacy rate, so they wanted to know the countries with the highest and lowest rates. The lowest, Niger, only has a 19% literacy rate, so then we had to talk about Niger a bit, and about the conflict clusters in Africa. Tangent from there to talking about rights for women and girls, and groups opposed to those rights. I eventually came back to the point about technology and human development being game-changing before the bell rang, and we’ll return to all these big ideas tomorrow.

In between my World classes, during flex block, I brought my advisory students to the auditorium for a senior class meeting. The Principal wanted to give some information about new, credit-bearing opportunities outside the normal school day (an ice climbing course over February break, some construction trades courses in the afternoons, an LNA course once a week... all cool stuff), celebrate some recent student achievements, and give the student body president and senior class president time to hype up the remainder of this spirit week and the Winter Carnival festivities this weekend (pep rally, drumline show, dance). 

And, of course, Block 4 was APGOV. I was missing a couple students, and the ones who were there were a little tired, but it was a pretty chill lesson. They did a quick MCQ practice sheet, then I lectured through the way the constitution divides governmental power- separation of powers and federalism- and left them the remainder of class to work on an assignment about the evolution of federalism. We’ll discuss it tomorrow. 

Track practice went pretty well, except for when one of my students came up to watch the sprinters doing intervals. This particular student has a lot of challenges, and I’m really working hard at building a positive rapport with him, but he was with two of his buddies, who were being pretty foul-mouthed. So The Head Coach snapped at them, and chased them off. And I get it, I really do, but... 

Anyways. 

The team’s in high spirits, and cheering each other on. They got a really solid workout in, finished with some flexibility drills and core. We were discussing tomorrow’s spirit day during stretching, as well. It’s “anything but a backpack” day, which is going to be hilarious.

[auroras-void]

I organize my hotbar differently depending on what I'm doing, it varies wildly and I'm not super consistent about it but there's usually a reason why I lay things out.

Generally though my most important heuristic is I tend to try to maximize flexible slots and inventory space for building materials and shulker boxes/crates over having lots of regular tools available to me. I keep those in a toolbox of some kind be it an ender chest box or a backpack or a literal toolbox.

For starters even in vanilla I play with tweakeroo so I try to only have one hotbar slot dedicated to tools. Even with that though I generally try to put away extra tools into a shulker box or a backpack.

Weapons come off my hotbar if I'm building something. Food typically goes in offhand. In modded I don't carry torches either because I usually have some sort of alternative way to spawnproof an area that doesn't rely on lighting. Like claimed chunks, megatorch, spawnproof beacon radius, peaceful surface, or no hostiles around campfires. I also usually play with creeper explosions off so sometimes I'll just tolerate having to fish out a weapon whenever a mob shows up, which is pretty infrequent if you spam beds around your workspace and keep extra on you and work on the surface.

What exactly does make it onto my hotbar really depends on the kind of infrastructure I have or the tools in my modpack. If I have some way to increase fist break speed for example tools might come off my hotbar entirely for some tasks. Slot 1 might become a mobility tool, or I might just go full creative hotbar. I also usually will keep some sort of access to storage, be it a wireless terminal or a stack of ender chests.

In modded whatever storage I can bind a hotkey to also usually becomes an extension of my hotbar. How I organize it depends on how it works though. Most common though is definitely a backpack bound to mouse4 that I keep absolutely *loaded* with any tool I could possibly need, by far my favorite way to organize things.

I can keep wiring, redstone, pipes, conduits, cables, shulker boxes, wrenches, hammers, wirecutters, multitools, spellbooks, torches, buckets of water and lava, ice, potions, mana, compasses, clocks, meters, maps, wands, scaffolding, computers, robots, swords, daggers, cutlasses, falchions, claymores, spears, halberds, sponges, lighters, gapples, spare picks, hoes, the one ring to rule them all, wings, rails, carts, railguns, explosives, jetpacks, meme items, nets, leads, gears, shafts, chains, wax, crafting materials, pulleys, grappling hooks, pearls, goggles, scuba gear, space suits, soul sand, magma, kelp, string, spyglasses, rulers, sextants, astrolabes, measuring tape, portal guns, gravity guns, spud guns, regular guns, animal feed, emeralds, beehives, asphalt, liquid concrete, monitors, blood sacrifices, shields, armor, hazmat suits, villager work stations, coal, oil, wizard robes, instruction manuals, severed heads of my enemies, case of loaded firework crossbows, precious jewels, barrels, drums, fluid tanks, cursed artifacts, note blocks, juke boxes, a 12 piece symphony orchestra, chisels, covers, fishing rods, facades, frames, valves, cranks, handles, miniature black holes, saws, server currency, law textbooks, dimensional rifts, bells, doors, arrows, tablets, ammunition, crafting blocks, cannons, chunk overload books, dyes, hard drives, warp drives, tridents bounce pads, medium amethyst crystals, wither skulls, crates, chalk, candles, totems, mud, bundles, half an ikea warehouse worth of furniture, anvils, remotes, cactus, batteries, generators, iron rods, buttons, levers, lamps, knives, myalite, notebooks, pedestals, item frames, debug sticks, barriers, end gateways, firework rockets, space rockets, beacons, missile rockets, slime, honey, ichor, coagulated blood, superglue, nets, cages, drawers, quarries, drills, cranes, planes, trains, automobiles, cutting boards, nuclear launch codes, blueprints, spell slates, fast travel, ladders, vines, rope, fertilizer, bonemeal, *anything* I can think of that I could even maybe possibly need some day I'll carry it there. Like I'm joking about way fewer of these than you'd think lol I'd say I've carried most of these in my backpack at least as a one off, and maybe the majority at least one time regularly before. (try to guess which of the weird ones I'm serious about lol)

Even in vanilla I always keep at least one shulker box that acts as a toolbox that I always fill to the brim.

Really everything is about flexibility.

Out of curiosity, does anyone else organize their Minecraft survival hotbars? This is how mine looks, for example, with slots 1-4 being my sword + tools, slot 5 being my bow, slot 6 being food, slot 7 & 8 being miscellaneous, and slot 9 being for torches. I'm not sure if this is standard, but it's how I've always done it.

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IPTV UK Free Trial: Your Guide to Streaming TV Like Never Before

Hey, TV lovers! 👋 Ever thought about switching from traditional cable to something more flexible and affordable? Well, let me introduce you to IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) — the future of TV streaming. And the best part? You can try it out for FREE with IPTV UK free trials. Let’s dive into how you can start enjoying all your favorite shows, movies, and live sports on-demand!

What is IPTV and How Does it Work?

IPTV is a service that streams TV shows, movies, sports, and more directly through the internet, unlike traditional satellite or cable TV. Instead of relying on satellite dishes or cable connections, IPTV delivers content via an internet connection, allowing you to watch live TV and on-demand content anytime and anywhere.

Why Should You Try IPTV?

Cost-Effective: No more expensive cable subscriptions. IPTV services are often cheaper and offer flexible subscription options.

Watch On Your Terms: With IPTV, you can watch shows, movies, and sports whenever you want, without having to follow a fixed TV schedule.

Multi-Device Compatibility: Watch on your smartphone, tablet, smart TV, or computer — the choice is yours!

Huge Content Library: From international channels to exclusive sports events, IPTV offers something for everyone!

How to Get the Best IPTV UK Free Trial

Wondering how to get in on the action? It’s simple! Many IPTV providers in the UK offer free trials to give you a taste of what their service is like before you commit to a full subscription. Here are some top IPTV services offering free trials:

Ultimate IPTV Want to explore a wide variety of channels and on-demand content? Ultimate IPTV offers a great trial period to get you started. Plus, you can enjoy live TV, movies, and more. Sign up here to get started!

Vision IPTV Vision IPTV offers a 7-day free trial, giving you access to over 3,000 live TV channels, sports, and international content. It's perfect for those looking to test the waters!

IPTV UK Now With a 14-day free trial, IPTV UK Now lets you experience premium channels and high-quality streaming. Try it out and see if it’s the right fit for your viewing habits!

How to Sign Up for an IPTV Free Trial

Signing up for an IPTV UK free trial is a breeze! Here’s how to do it:

Choose a Provider: Browse through different IPTV services and find the one that suits your preferences.

Sign Up: Head to their website and sign up for the free trial. Some providers might ask for payment details, but you won’t be charged until the trial ends.

Start Streaming: Download the app or use your browser to access the IPTV service, and start enjoying your free content.

Enjoy the Show: Watch live TV, on-demand movies, or sports — all in stunning quality, right at your fingertips.

What Happens After the Trial Ends?

So, you’ve enjoyed your free trial — now what? Here’s the deal:

If You Want to Keep Watching

If you’re hooked and want to keep enjoying your favorite shows, you can easily switch to a paid subscription. Most providers will offer different plans (monthly, yearly, etc.), so you can choose what fits your budget.

If You Want to Cancel

No worries! If you’re not feeling it, make sure to cancel before the trial ends to avoid any charges. Most providers make the cancellation process super easy, so you won’t have any hassle.

Why You Should Try IPTV UK Free Trials

Trying out an IPTV UK free trial is a great way to dip your toes into the world of IPTV without any risk. You get to test out the content, streaming quality, and service features before deciding if it’s the right choice for you.

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LUMOS FLOAT 360° Projector Review: Watch Movies from Any Angle

LUMOS FLOAT 360° Projector Review: Watch Movies from Any Angle

Want to watch your shows comfortably from any position? The LUMOS FLOAT lets you do just that. The projector’s flexible design lets you enjoy your favourite content, whether you’re sitting, reclining, or lying flat—no more neck aches.

LUMOS

LUMOS, a homegrown brand, has quickly gained a loyal following since its launch. With over 2,000 5-star reviews, it's clear that LUMOS has consistently impressed customers with inventive projectors such as the LUMOS FLOAT.

360-Degree Projector: LUMOS FLOAT

Imagine a projector that can twist and turn to show movies wherever you want. That's the magic of LUMOS FLOAT. Its 360-degree rotation lets you project onto walls, ceilings, or even the floor – the possibilities are endless.

SkyTrack 

The SkyTrack stand securely holds the LUMOS FLOAT, while its ultra-light 750g design makes it easy to move.  It is also hookable for you to mount on any hooks for a permanent setup.

Sharp Visuals

LUMOS FLOAT brings your movies to life with crisp 720p native resolution, 1080p support, and 3,000 lumens for bright, clear images.

You can enjoy a huge 150-inch screen for an immersive experience, or easily project a 50-inch display from just 1.5 meters away—perfect for any space.

Easy Setup & Sharp Focus

Setting up the LUMOS FLOAT is a breeze. Its automatic keystone correction makes it easy to switch between projecting on walls and ceilings without any hassle.

Fine-tuning the focus is simple too. Just use the convenient F+ and F- buttons on the remote for quick adjustments. And if you're a perfectionist, you can always dive deeper into the settings for even more precise screen adjustments.

Plug & Play

Experience true plug-and-play convenience with LUMOS FLOAT. Its built-in Netflix, YouTube, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth make setup a breeze. 

Simply connect and start streaming your favourite shows instantly. Plus, it comes pre-loaded with popular apps like Kodi and Prime Video for endless entertainment options.

Connect a variety of devices via multiple ports on the back, including HDMI, USB, and an audio jack.

Wireless Casting

Say goodbye to tangled cables! LUMOS FLOAT supports various wireless screen mirroring methods, allowing you to effortlessly cast your phone's screen onto the wall regardless of your phone's operating system. Enjoy seamless connectivity and a clutter-free entertainment experience.

Dolby Audio Support 

Turn your living room into a home theatre with LUMOS FLOAT’s built-in dual speakers with Dolby Audio Support, offering rich, cinematic surround sound — twice as powerful as most projectors.

LUMOS FLOAT Projector Review

The LUMOS FLOAT is a super lightweight and portable projector, making it easy to carry around like a handbag. I love how the SkyTrack stand lets me watch shows at any angle, although I sometimes need to adjust the keystone after moving it.

What I really appreciate is its ability to project onto the ceiling without needing a separate stand. It's perfect for those lazy nights when I just want to lie down and enjoy a movie. Plus, the plug-and-play setup is a huge plus – no more complicated setups before I can start watching.

LUMOS FLOAT Projector 

The LUMOS FLOAT comes in gold, silver, and pink, starting at just $199 (Regular) and $298 (Smart). With a 1-year local warranty, it’s an affordable way to elevate your home entertainment.

Get yours now on LUMOS.