A_Random_Idiot
@A_Random_Idiot@lemmy.world
- Comment on What is the charge? Taking a leaf? A succulent aloe vera leaf? 1 day ago:
what an ingenius way to make sure people propagate more plants
- Comment on BioWare Was Asked to Remove LGBTQ Flag from Canceled Mass Effect Game, Report Says 2 days ago:
Yes, Exactly.
- Comment on BioWare Was Asked to Remove LGBTQ Flag from Canceled Mass Effect Game, Report Says 2 days ago:
two whole ass executions.
- Comment on BioWare Was Asked to Remove LGBTQ Flag from Canceled Mass Effect Game, Report Says 2 days ago:
Married Couple from Bangladesh, He gave her a kiss on the forehead at mecca in appreciation to god for bringing them together.
Saudi Arabia declared it public indecency and executed them for it.
- Comment on BioWare Was Asked to Remove LGBTQ Flag from Canceled Mass Effect Game, Report Says 2 days ago:
they arent too fond of heterosexuality either, considering the recent execution of a husband and wife for the sin of a forehead kiss.
- Comment on Tim Sweeney Is Still Crying About Steam AI Disclosures 5 days ago:
a couple months ago I was bitching (just to myself, not online) about all the shit I hate in modern games, when I noticed a lot of what i was bitching about was the same shit in different games.
and then i did some poking around, and found they were all UE5 games, and I hated the same shit in all those games because its the same UE5 shit thats in every game. games looking like shit because they want to use whatever quasi-software raytracy thing that UE5 has, and to make it work they force you into using resolution scaling.
I play at 1080p. It just makes every fucking game horrible, when I should be able to play them at good quality settings if it wasnt for the forced bullshit.
Its literally to the point now that, no matter how much I might want a game, if it has UE, I’m not buying it.
- Comment on Tim Sweeney Is Still Crying About Steam AI Disclosures 5 days ago:
with a salty cactus
- Comment on Let us end the stovetop war with the real chanp 1 week ago:
Maybe, but its also the only cooktop tech that can interfere with implanted electronic medical devices like pacemakers.
and since I have people with pacemakers in my family, I hard avoid induction.
- Comment on Why DDG is the superior serch engine 1 week ago:
How can you say its superior when it wont even tell me how many washing machines are in a giraffe.
- Comment on We thought it could never get better than this 1 week ago:
i miss that game so much. I should try to find if someones made one for linux.
- Comment on Glute-dayum 1 week ago:
Man I’ve seen some videos from the DIY shit.
Women inviting psychopaths with no medical training into their houses, cutting slits in their skin, pumping home depot silicon window caulking into their asses and thighs and whatever with a 4 dollar caulking gun. its a horror show.
- Comment on Glute-dayum 1 week ago:
- Comment on Glute-dayum 1 week ago:
- Comment on Glute-dayum 1 week ago:
probably someone with massive ass implants.
Ever seen the video of that woman who had a huge ass implants (that were probably back alley) that would flip over and fall out of place, and she’d have to manipulate her ass check to flip them back and put them in position?
- Comment on Konami president Hayakawa believes AI “won’t bring a significant change” to the game market. “Humans” and “creators” are crucial for developing innovative games 2 weeks ago:
Given how much of a shithole Konami is, I would have 100% expected them to be one of the first companies to enlist AI and fire all their devs.
I’m shocked to this claim.
- Comment on I have to give a presentation in 15 minutes 2 weeks ago:
Windows updates whether you want it to or not. whether you have auto-update on or not.
This isnt new with windows 11.
I almost got stuck in an airport because windows 10 decided to update, despite being in standby, in my laptop bag.
- Comment on Drink up 2 weeks ago:
I’m not going to be moralized to by someone who named himself chewypoops.
- Comment on Drink up 2 weeks ago:
I don’t care if it comes with a blowjob from Brett Buttler, I aint putting cockroach ANYTHING in my mouth.
disgusting little sewer dwelling vermin.
- Comment on Tax billionaires, insure millions: The CA wealth tradeoff 2 weeks ago:
Its carved in stone proof of the dissolution of hte social contract.
Companies and business owners used to take care of you, because they were incentivized to do so thanks to massive taxes on wealth. So the rich would take care of their workers, invest in the social good (libraries, hospitals, etc), and put that money to use, to avoid the taxes on it.
But then the right came along with their idea of
pissing on everyone“trickle down economics”, and got rid of the high taxes on the wealthy, and the wealthy puckered up tighter than a snare drum and the flow of money downward stopped, and they all became dragons siting on vast hordes doing nothing of importance. - Comment on Tax billionaires, insure millions: The CA wealth tradeoff 2 weeks ago:
anyone who makes 300 million dollars a year, and cries about it being reduced to 200 million, so the peasantry can be better off and work their jobs with less time off is, honestly, someone who deserves to have all their assets seized and put to public use, and the offender left in nothing but their underwear in the middle of the arctic tundra.
- Comment on How our patience level has changed 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, but thats in large part due to the fact that people stopped trying to optimize, because why optimize when most people have gigantic firehose connections that can just use their raw bandwidth to overcome issues.
A similar problem exists with other aspects of computing, lack of optimization and just brute forcing it with modern GPU/CPU power
- Comment on How our patience level has changed 4 weeks ago:
I believe broadband is, generally, a net negative for the human species.
Its always on, leading to a constant conveyor belt of fresh horrors.
Its always on, so theres no seperation from internet and anything else, because you can’t just log out of the internet anymore.
High speed/Always on internet means goods we used to own physically and use as we please, have been converted into goods we just perpetually rent and can be taken from us at any time.
always on broadband was genuinely the turning point in ruining the internet.
- Comment on The reason the right are so anti Mamdani is obvious: they don’t want you to see what your tax dollars being put to work the right way would actually look like. Then everyone would want it everywhere. 4 weeks ago:
Start rolling out guillotines and i bet they’d start finding ways to serve their electorate rather quickly.
- Comment on The reason the right are so anti Mamdani is obvious: they don’t want you to see what your tax dollars being put to work the right way would actually look like. Then everyone would want it everywhere. 4 weeks ago:
its why most democrats are against him too
- Comment on Sacre blu 5 weeks ago:
Man I wish I could afford to have 90lbs a cheese of day.
I’d finally experience happiness, both by having immense amounts of cheese, and from dying from eating immense amounts of cheese.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 5 weeks ago:
Listen here you little shit…
- Comment on Y'all might not be ready for this 5 weeks ago:
I need to go take my medicine.
- Comment on Xbox lays off 268 more employees, merges Obsidian into Bethesda and puts Activision in charge of Halo 5 weeks ago:
how many times do they have to be destroyed, when all they make is gold 😭
- Comment on Microsoft patent describes in-game advertising triggered by boss fights, loading screens, and cutscenes 5 weeks ago:
yeah, anyone can make a game. that game will probably be a slop generic asset flip game, but still technically a game.
to make a good game takes years, and money, and either knowledge or time available to be spent pursuing that knowledge…while also working an actual job to actually pay for all the bills for everyday life, in addition to what the game needs.
- Comment on Microsoft patent describes in-game advertising triggered by boss fights, loading screens, and cutscenes 5 weeks ago:
and those indie companies will get bigger, become corporatized, and continue the cycle.
Just like the ones before them did, just like the ones after them will.