shneancy
@shneancy@lemmy.world
just me
- Comment on Console war, console war never changes 1 day ago:
no wonder Todd Howard keeps selling skyrim to people, i alone have a 1000h+ in that game!
- Comment on Console war, console war never changes 2 days ago:
i’m not up to date on general console discourse. but i know for a fact Nintendo, though never famous for being cheap, has been going mental lately. $80 for Mario Kart is mind boggling
- Comment on do you think freewill truly exists? 3 days ago:
it may not matter at all, but we’re here, somehow, made of sentient flesh, kept on a giant rock hurling through space, spinning around an enormous buring ball of fire. it’s all bizarre and none of us knows what is going on, so why not take some time out of the lives we live as statistical abnormalities, and just ponder on the whys and hows and whats of the things around us, and our own minds
- Comment on Wanna Ride This Bussy? 4 days ago:
there’s always the possibility the one queer person just pretended not to see and let it happen because it’s funny. but the way to prevent this is to hire at least two queer people, then once you see them giggling to each other after the meeting you’ll know something is up
- Comment on Wanna Ride This Bussy? 4 days ago:
us Europeans are queer too sometimes (and the lingo is international)
- Comment on Wanna Ride This Bussy? 4 days ago:
this is what not having queer people on the team does to companies
- Comment on I still think he's a beaut. 4 days ago:
so mean to the poor enchilada :(
- Comment on I think we've all been there. 4 days ago:
from this graph i therefore conclude i have both IBS-D and Crohn’s disease
- Comment on What causes this 4 days ago:
the lawless years of the internet were beautiful, i experienced most of them when i was a child, and i turned out normal (that’s a lie, of course, i’m unsure how watching happy tree friends or one man one jar at 12 years old fucked me up, but i’m sure it did, somehow)
- Comment on Stats boost 4 days ago:
in most games i tend to ignore weapon/armour effects like that
unless i have enough to start making them into broken combos of gear my only tactic is smash. can’t die if you kill the bad guy first!
- Comment on gotta be sure... 4 days ago:
windows
- Comment on gotta be sure... 5 days ago:
my porn folder is called “not porn” and also hidden (with the hidden folder feature you can toggle on an off)
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 6 days ago:
i don’t think a pill can give you more followers either (not without first setting up a cult and/or a drug enterprise)
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 1 week ago:
oh nah lol, i’d just keep a decent amount of money to live comfortably + bit extra for the occasional adhd “new hobby” shopping spree. if “a lot” means billions, the majority of it i’d most likely donate to charities or give away to friends and random people, i have no desire to hoard wealth
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 1 week ago:
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feels like a trap, once you butn through all your fat you’ll be impossibly unhealthy
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is a trap too, if you stop gaining weight from eating then you might trap yourself in the same situation as above
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unless you hunt for food, bad idea
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decent option, but it doesn’t mention if there’s any pain during the growth period
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good option, as lomg as you have control over your strength
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very bad option, sounds nice but you will go insane
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doesn’t say if online or IRL, having many followers IRL is not desirable
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dangerous, erasing any meaningful memories is dangerous
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the only good option with no consequences i can think of. i’ll take 3 of those
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- Comment on Anon makes a modern game 1 week ago:
i wish those flaws didn’t give me a headache, though. idk what it was about old oblivion but i remember getting frequent headaches from playing too much, when i could easily play any other game for 8h straight
- Comment on Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s success caused the dev team to reconsider how it should approach future DLC 1 week ago:
as someone who hates turn based games, and heavily dislikes JRPGs and this game has both…
yeah it’s still amazing, even just the story, character writing, and world building can carry you through at peak investment in the game, for people who actually like the core mechanics it must be even better of an experience (thank god for storymode)
imo go watch the first ~10min of a silent gameplay (to watch the cutscenes)
- Comment on Every NPC sidequest 1 week ago:
huh, i guess that’s real now. 2025 is something
- Comment on Draw an arrow to each temperature 1 week ago:
or like, if they just kinda put the three temperatures above the thermometer that’d help
- Comment on Who knew decanters could be in funny shapes 1 week ago:
that glass looks thin… unless you want to be One Man One Hollow Glass Dick i’d suggest you reconsider
- Comment on I am convinced the makers of those ads are on something strong and very illegal 2 weeks ago:
seeing as it’s ridiculously hard to begin a career in filmmaking, a lot of filmmakers wanting to get into the field have to start in places where there’s always work to do - and that often haplens to be in ad companies
- Comment on Gave him an offer, then took it away. Thanks PayPal. 2 weeks ago:
i think “offer” is the keyword here. they specifically didn’t say “job contract”, they just signed an “offer” of some kind, whatever that is. A job contract is a legal document that has a specific definition of what it entails, an “offer” is just an offer
- Comment on Gave him an offer, then took it away. Thanks PayPal. 2 weeks ago:
i think they mean - unless you have signed a proper contract (not just an offer) and there are now consequences for the employer if they let you go for no reason, then you should still stick to your old job
- Comment on Thats fair 3 weeks ago:
no don’t apologise, i know that even just writing things like that out makes the world and your mind make a bit more sense for a while. and if you don’t mind some virtual touch i’m sending you a virtual hug. i don’t know what to say what you probably haven’t thought to yourself already, but since i know the critic in your mind probably doesn’t let you hear this often then - you’re doing great, considering everything you’re doing great, keep going
- Comment on Thats fair 3 weeks ago:
huh, that is- strange, it sounds almost as if knowing “from the start” about being twice exceptional fucked you up more than being oblivious. very few know about my IQ, and i only got tested at 18, same with adhd where i had my first suspicions at university and started trying to get diagnosed after it. what you’re describing sounds like a deeply confusing child/teenagehood. it sounds like you were kind of taught to feel helpless and doubt yourself
and oh man, i hope that the spark to do silly projects captures you again soon :( they’re so fun, best of luck <3
- Comment on Y'know... 3 weeks ago:
bi five? so, ten
- Comment on Thats fair 3 weeks ago:
ayyy twice exceptional high five, how are the unfinished projects going? it’s a strange life to be both allegedly gifted and also have a learning disability, your whole life you get told how much potential you have, but you can only reliably pull off being kinda average
but i digress, yeah that’s a fair point. i guess i assumed when they said “better brain” they meant “better brain power”. i too would like a brain that can perhaps manage to do things when i want it to do things, instead of only doing things when they become emergencies
- Comment on Thats fair 3 weeks ago:
being smart is overrated, and it actively makes anxiety worse because you can come up with pretty good rationalisations and then be anxious faster
- Comment on Thats fair 3 weeks ago:
my skin, i think the one organ that protects all the other organs is long overdue for an upgrade
- Comment on Nine out of ten dentists approve! 3 weeks ago:
you haven’t lost that magic - you know why placebo really works? it’s the context, the ritual of going to a “making you healthy” building, talking with a “i’ll make you healthy” person, and then receiving a “healthy making” pill. the ritual is what makes the magic of placebo happen, it’s what makes the belief that it’ll work easier.
what home remedies/traditional cures have lost is the ritual of watching your grandmother, or in the older times the local wise woman, preparing your “cure”. A wise person giving you a drink or something and promising that’ll make you feel better is on the same level as a doctor giving you a pill.
just buying over the counter meds without a doctor’s order, or just making your own health brew isn’t as effective
also don’t forget that placebo work even when you know it’s placebo, that’s how powerful the ritual of it is. i don’t know if it’s some low magic, or if our subconscious has a deeper control over our body than we realise, but the fact is - it works on everyone