Sure, I like naked men. Yes, I like dick - looking at them, touching them. But having as much sex as humanly possible isn't one of my life's goals. Certainly not with someone in a relationship, as most of the guys on here looking for 'fun' seem to be.

Despite my previous posts expressing interests in nude beaches, nude camping, nude photography, and nude hiking, I'm actually a very shy person who doesn't meet new people very often at all, and I'm far from being someone who is into the whole hooking-up thing that most guys are into. I think most people I'm acquainted with would consider me pretty boring, actually, and I'd love to meet someone who can match that energy of being chill and feeling relaxed around one another but not necessarily wanting or needing a large circle of friends.

I like to game - I have a PC with a 5080 and a handheld, and play mainly JRPGs but also loved Wipeout, Pokémon, and Zelda when I was younger. I also love sci-fi - currently keeping up with For All Mankind while waiting for the next season of Pluribus and Starfleet Academy, despite how terrible it was.

I like to travel a few times a year also, and would love a friend who would be keen to do that with me. There's a few random photos on an Instagram page you can find on my Reddit page here. All taken with my camera, which goes everywhere with me. It doesn't get much use otherwise, unless anyone here is feeling adventurous.

Shoot me a message if you want to chat. No drugs, alcohol, or raves here.

I did it for the first time last year, at the same time I got my car serviced. That was a few months before my registration was due.

My car is due for service again in a few weeks, so I want to lock in the date now - but I haven't received any notification about the safety inspection, and since my registration isn't due for a few months yet I haven't received a renewal notice yet.

If it needs to be done every 12 months, then it will make a difference to what date I can book the car in for service, as I'd rather get them both done at the same time.

I was using PureVPN on my two laptops, my two desktop computers, my two Android tablets, my phone, and my NAS. That's eight devices - and I'm realistically not using all eight of them at the same time. PureVPN has a ✌️ very gracious✌️ limit of ten devices per account.

PureVPN isn't great at reconnecting automatically when a computer resumes from sleep. Fortunately, it seems the developers of their programs and apps are aware of this, because the applications sometimes prompt you to reconnect to a new server when no data is moving. This prompt doesn't always appear, however, but luckily there's an option on the main screen to "Change Server" also.

So I often find myself using that option when I resume any of my devices from sleep.

It would seem that PureVPN doesn't clear these failed connections completely, because I started getting error messages recently saying that I had too many devices connected to the service and that I had reached my limit of ten.

I contacted PureVPN support and went through an hour of troubleshooting, being told to change protocols, log out, log in, change protocols, log out, log in. Nothing fixed the problem. Only after all of this did they apparently bother to read what my error message actually said - the one I provided twice at the start of the chat, and during the chat. At this point, they suggested I keep the desktop application logged out for two hours before then attempting to log in again.

It worked, but that's hardly a solution. I asked them to review my account to see if there was a technical issue, but they didn't bother. They didn't care.

But then I received an e-mail from Lorenzo a few weeks later telling me that they've detected too many concurrent connections, again. He wanted me to purchase the multi-login add-on.

I told him that the issue here is with their system, not the number of devices I'm trying to use.

He then told me to change my password and enable multi-factor authentication.

I said that this isn't going to fix the problem. Besides, it's already such a pain having to log in to PureVPN every time you're randomly logged out from the desktop program because the VPN connection has failed when the computer resumes from sleep. I already have to go to the effort of retrieving my randomly generated password from my password manager when this happens, and it's not an infrequent occurrence, so why would I want to add an additional step to this process in also having to enter a one-time password every time I log back in?

I told Lorenzo I didn't want to change my password and enable multi-factor authentication. I told him that I want to have my payment refunded if I wasn't going to be allowed to use the service anymore.

Lorenzo hasn't replied to my last three e-mails. Not even to tell me to humour his request or offer a good reason for why it might help to try.

It's okay that I haven't been able to use PureVPN. I've gone back to Surfshark. I never had these kinds problems with them. I started using PureVPN because Cloudflare keeps blocking Surfshark's IP addresses. But now PureVPN's blocking the whole Internet.

But PureVPN's customer service and technical support is apparently absolute trash. What the hell?

What’s new in Snapdragon Control Panel 2026.1.1.0

General Improvements

• Fixed an issue that could cause incorrect graphics drivers to be downloaded for Snapdragon X2