Nalivai
@Nalivai@lemmy.world
- Comment on PC gamers 😭 2 days ago:
I don’t know if they can afford gatekeep it on consoles for that long. Previously, I knew I would be buying it regardless, now I envision the internet full of posts how buggy it is and how nonsensical quests are and how sloppy it feels, and after a year of that I would avoid it even when it comes to pc. They might want to ride the hype all the way and try to push it on pc before it sauers the grapes.
It could be not true if the game is good, but come on, we all know that wouldn’t happen. - Comment on Easy Delivery Co. I'll just be a little car driving a kei truck around a mountain town. 2 days ago:
There are no main characters in Rimworld, but I am now very, very worry for my organs. The only grace is, I play my colonies as nicely to everyone is possible, so I just hope I’m one of those nice successful ones, that is friendly to everyone, and is swimming in silver selling beer, lavish meals, and drugs to everyone around. And not one of the hundreds died of a mad squirrel scratch in the first quadrum
- Comment on Innit 2 days ago:
Money Dollar Euro Money Rupee. Ching ching.
- Comment on Innit 2 days ago:
When people talk money, do they just say the word money, make coin noises, or just list world currencies? I need to know to blend in
- Comment on Anon doesn't have a plan 2 days ago:
Wait, you guys don’t have that? US I assume? Damn, does your government do anything?
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
All good, but not enough fourth wall fuckery in those time loops
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Spoilers!
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Not allowed by The Authority
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Your eventual death of old age is inevitable in every multi-reality.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Game idea: narrative focused crpg, with a relatively straightforward plot, but the protagonist remembers every time you reload and his every death, progressively tries to figure out what’s happening, all while trying to actually succeed the original plot because that also seems important.
- Comment on This is what Democratic voters are saying. Will the party listen? 1 week ago:
Buddy, you can’t get grasp a concept of casting a vote despite you presumably being a voting age therefore having at least a decade to learn. I’m sure you trying to explain anything will be entertaining in some weird way, but I’m not into that type of fun.
- Comment on This is what Democratic voters are saying. Will the party listen? 1 week ago:
Mfers be thinking that democracy is when you reluctantly go vote for a president once a decade and bitch on fucking twitter about it before and after, and then with the same breath decline that voting doesn’t work.
We didn’t do a thing and surprise, thing didn’t work. Better do my, different thing that I can’t even describe, that’ll do it.
No fucking wonder you let your country down the drain with this amount of political understanding. - Comment on This is what Democratic voters are saying. Will the party listen? 1 week ago:
It might surprise some people, but democracy isn’t actually decided by posts on twitter. You need to vote in elections, that’s how voters are saying things.
- Comment on There's always money in the banana sta... Flock cameras 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, I thought that since they’re not storing video, they do some preliminary stuff on it, but this way it’s way cheaper. There is also different type of camera and even different company that also does the same, so it’s possible that those are bigger
- Comment on There's always money in the banana sta... Flock cameras 2 weeks ago:
From environmental perspective I like it more when someone finds them thrown in a ditch with no identifying information, and reuses it.
- Comment on There's always money in the banana sta... Flock cameras 2 weeks ago:
It’s so sad I don’t live close to those things.
That’s actually way better. Don’t shit where you sleap and all that.
- Comment on There's always money in the banana sta... Flock cameras 2 weeks ago:
64 is definitely too much, but they do real time video streaming with I’m sure some preliminary processing and maybe some ml shit. All of that is memory intensive so 2 is def too little, and ddr3 might be too slow. It’s totally soldered onto the board though, that’s for sure.
- Comment on Every time 2 weeks ago:
What we do in the shadows
- Comment on Every time 2 weeks ago:
Counterpoint: big blue shlong.
- Comment on Literally nobody 2 weeks ago:
It’s not the case in the US de jure, because there are several christian denominations working together and against each other, so there is no one official clergy. However, de facto the US is ruled by and for Christians, every important decision, almost every elected official, a lot of the laws, all of the customs revolve around Christianity and exclusively Christianity-related. It’s impossible to overstate how it’s not like that in every other western country. The two closest examples I can think of is Polland and Ireland, two traditionally very Christian countries, and even then it’s not even close to the levels of jesusness US exhibits.
When a EU citizen answers that they’re christian on a poll, more often than not they’re doing it because their parents did and that’s the extend of their religiocity. - Comment on Local Walmart just installed cameras in the aisles… 2 weeks ago:
It wasn’t luck. They tried and failed, on account of how many of their normal practices are illegal in the EU.
- Comment on The only one country 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, as an emigrant from a “minor” country, I am just grateful that he didn’t use the term “shithole” that is so popular among american politicians
- Comment on The only one country 3 weeks ago:
I mean, yeah, he obviously talks about rich countries, that’s the whole thing. It’s easy to say why poor country wouldn’t have good universal healthcare, but for a rich one there is no excuse.
- Comment on Literally nobody 3 weeks ago:
Not really, no. America is unique among wealthy and powerful countires, it’s the only theocracy on the “west”, and it’s almost the only one where christians are majority. Except Vatican maybe.
- Comment on Which is it Lemmy? 3 weeks ago:
Well, it doesn’t in the only source of knowledge we have: the game Portal. I don’t know enough about gravitational forces to have a coherent theory on it, gravitational waves moving through space-time is a bit beyound my real understanding. But in the game if you put a portal on a ceiling, it doesn’t “suck” you until you’re throuth it, so there it isolates gravity somehow.
- Comment on Which is it Lemmy? 3 weeks ago:
To the space outside of the blue portal. Moving the orange portal doesn’t drag the whole surroundings, so assuming both places are on the same planet, the momentum of the box in relations to both places is the same
- Comment on thoughts and prayers for science 3 weeks ago:
There is no evidence that this actually true. Religious leaders say this true, but then they turn around and cover atrocities that their religious underlings are doing, so they’re themselves are the counterpoint to their own bullshit.
- Comment on We can't keep tying healthcare to employment 5 weeks ago:
Down from 50 I guess, so that’s good
- Comment on Pouring one out for the homies 1 month ago:
Duck uses Bing backend, which is shit at the best of times.
Everyone who actually uses Kagi swears by it, and I am on the brink of actually trying it. - Comment on Happy Birthday guys, gals, and other pals! 1 month ago:
The economies of every country in the world is tied directly or indirectly to the American economy.
And that’s undeniably a bad thing. And since US will never allow anything else as long as they’re perceived as strong, maybe their collapse will be the only path forward.
The same was said about EU and Russia before the war started, “everyone” was saying that EU depends on Russian oil so much, the second Russia stops selling, EU economy will collapse. And when it finally happened, it turned out to be a nothingburger.
It’s possible that this incredible American dependence is also a bunch of empty bolstering.