businessfish
@businessfish@lemmy.blahaj.zone
vegan, linux evangelist, mario 64 speedrunner, hiker, food enjoyer
- Comment on Binary search 2 weeks ago:
not the commenter you asked but i use a binary search when i’m playing a modded game that is having issues to pinpoint which mod(s) cause the issue. beats launching the game over and over to test each mod by a long shot.
a recent example: i put together a mod list for risk of rain 2 to play with some friends, but the game crashed on launch when all the mods were installed. so i disabled half the mods (in order, alphabetically or other) and tried to launch the game again - still crashing. disabled half the remaining enabled mods, test, repeated as necessary. with only a few cycles of booting the game, i was able to determine the specific mod causing a crash on startup out of my list of 50 something mods.
- Comment on Nuclear Demonology 1 month ago:
well if women scientists are the devil then nuclear science WAS developed by a demon. checkmate atheists ^/s^
- Comment on Leg day, bros 5 months ago:
all they need to do is stop being so scary and we can be chillin
- Comment on Everyday, as an American 6 months ago:
exactly! whenever anyone says imperial units are “more intuitive” and better reflect “how it feels to humans”, i can only think: obviously, you grew up with it. that’s what you know.
no matter what measurement system you were raised on, it will feel intuitive to you and reflect how you as a human experience the world because you are used to measuring things in those units. having said that, i’d much rather we used metric if for nothing else than the ease of unit conversion.
- Comment on There's no such thing as too much garlic 6 months ago:
hell yeah garlic
- Comment on There's no such thing as too much garlic 6 months ago:
true garlic heads know that the secret is to use both cooked and raw garlic to maximize your garlic per garlic
- Comment on Protons 6 months ago:
fun unsolicited vim fact: just
:x
works as save and quit - Comment on Caption this. 7 months ago:
me eating 800 calories worth of leftovers over the kitchen sink at 1 am
- Comment on Old comic, more relevant than ever 7 months ago:
and you can only control it through our official mobile app!
- Comment on Japan anon complains about Google 7 months ago:
they may be referring to how spotify’s shuffle isn’t a true “shuffle” in that it is biased to things you have listened to more, recently, etc
- Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
that’s great, but most vegans you speak to will tell you that we aren’t telling the people who lack the privilege we do to go vegan. we’re asking our neighbors, our bosses, our friends - people in similar if not the very same life circumstances as us - to walk a couple aisles over from where they buy the meat in the grocery store and buy some beans instead.
people love to bring up the privilege thing, but i would argue that it is entirely irrelevant. the entire point of veganism is to do what is reasonably possible and practicable. not to tell people who don’t have the privilege to be so discerning about their diet that they are going to hell or something.
- Comment on Morish Morals 7 months ago:
crunch
- Comment on Temperature 9 months ago:
unfortunately, this person actually works for a different company so i don’t see this being effective - it’s a joint project contract type deal. i could see this advice being more reasonable in a traditional single-employer working environment though
- Comment on look chat 9 months ago:
HE DOESNT KNOW OMEGALUL
- Comment on Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of March 10th 9 months ago:
just beat a difficult game about climbing and i loved it! it’s the only other game in the genre that has risen to the heights of getting over it in terms of gameplay mechanics and level design.
if anyone reading this knows about a community for these types of games (foddian? getting over it-likes?), please send it my way. i love these games to bits and have so much to say about them but to my knowledge basically no one cares about these games outside of watching people on twitch get angry at them.
looking forward to playing return of the obra dinn, then i’ll probably start speedrunning the climbing game until baby steps releases lol
- Comment on Temperature 9 months ago:
been battling impostor syndrome for my whole career, and today i learned that one of the new (not new to the field) people on my team doesn’t know how to use excel, the thing i spend like 50% of my working hours using.
worrying for my team and maybe the industry, but very comforting personally lol
- Comment on Billy Mitchell has surrendered 11 months ago:
while funny, the accolades you listed aren’t enough for billy to be elected - clearly he isn’t that great a conman!
- Comment on Dave The Diver Surpasses 3 Million Sales 11 months ago:
what? are sharks not animals? not fish?
- Comment on 20(23) Games You Should Have Played 11 months ago:
mosa lina rules! i love that people are finding that game because it’s very unique and executes it’s simple concept extremely well.
- Comment on Dave The Diver Surpasses 3 Million Sales 11 months ago:
everyone knows as long as you haphazardly defend some arbitrarily chosen animal (digital btw) on the internet it offsets the tens of billions of real animals humans kill per year
- Comment on The Weekly 'What are you playing?' Discussion 11 months ago:
got a handful of games in the steam sale, and I’m currently about halfway through bugsnax - it’s really enjoyable so far. planning to start either hypnospace outlaw or the new ultrakill update after.
- Comment on The Weekly 'What are you playing?' Discussion 1 year ago:
got a chance to try lethal company on steam - it’s a really fun online co-op horror roguelike where you scavenge for parts on moons that may or may not be inhabited. corporate doesn’t care what’s in these caves as long as it makes them money. great with friends or randoms, the proximity chat makes for a fun and scary experience with a drg / viscera cleanup style corporate setting.
also played through most of greener grass awaits, which is a unique and fun horror golf game - also free. i recommend at least trying it out, the horror gameplay elements mesh with the golf in a novel way that makes for a rare horror game with engaging moment to moment gameplay.
- Comment on What are some alternative to soulless videogame franchises? 1 year ago:
a short hike reinvigorated my love for indie games! it’s such a beautiful game with a cute little story and fun things to do, and doesn’t overstay it’s welcome.