voracitude
@voracitude@lemmy.world
- Comment on Only for Nintendo game cube 2 days ago:
It’s not meant to stop you getting caught, it’s to distribute information. But it works sometimes, when people forget to look, and copies are easy to make and distribute.
- Comment on Only for Nintendo game cube 3 days ago:
On a completely unrelated note, I think it’s important to take some time every now and then to remember important historical data security techniques such as steganography: hackeracademy.org/steganography-hiding-secret-fil…
- Comment on 'Caves Of Qud': Roguelike RPG Finally Launches After 17 Years in Development (And It's Really Good) 1 week ago:
Yes, it works fine on the Deck! I find the controls less convenient than kbm, but that might just be me; everything you need is mapped and it feels quite intuitive after a bit.
- Comment on It's also -18 with the wind chill and some dood on my bus is in shorts so I choose violence again. 1 week ago:
Where, holding the engine in place?
- Comment on Some interesting points being made on this video about the CEO assassin 1 week ago:
I’m not rewarding your clickbait bullshit on such a contentious topic, Account That Is Only A Week Old. Summarise the points in the video, say what you found interesting/agree/disagree with, whatever, but contribute something instead of just leaving this steaming pile here for everyone else to step over.
- Comment on It's always the ones you least suspect 1 week ago:
Lol well I took offense to slop more than shit because while ai allowed me to generate it in like 3 minutes the idea was mine (and apparently a few other people’s as well, I saw some others on the New feed), and I proudly don’t need ai to help me think of shitpost ideas - just to bring them to life in full technicolour glory, and with less effort than mouse-drawing in MSPaint
- Comment on It's always the ones you least suspect 1 week ago:
I’m sorry, you must be lost. This is /c/lemmyshitpost , there’s a sign and everything. If you want effort go elsewhere.
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- Comment on Physics be like that 2 weeks ago:
Would effectively eliminate cases of food poisoning, though.
- Comment on feral naming 2 weeks ago:
Yeah fair, I’d have a bit of anger too if I’d been force-fed woodlice as a child.
- Comment on feral naming 2 weeks ago:
Man, what the fuck did the roly polys do the the Netherlands?!
- Comment on Caves of Qud 1.0 OUT NOW! 2 weeks ago:
It’s good on Deck? I was waiting for a sale, but not anymore.
- Comment on How am I supposed to obtain income? 3 weeks ago:
I know you’re looking for more immediate and stable income, but: Are you able to make anything? If you want to try your hand at a business, I’d be glad to help you with the tech stack side of things pro bono. I can get you set up with domain, email, website, and a marketing suite at least; I’ve also started four companies of my own so I can help you with the paperwork and structure stuff for that if you wanted.
I do this sort of thing entirely via email and video call for SMEs at my day job. It wouldn’t be steady at first and you might have to stop when you find a job… But in the meantime, while you’re looking, it’s work you can make for yourself. And who knows? Maybe it would become enough to sustain you on its own.
Just spitballing, anyway. Offer’s there 😊 Good luck!
- Comment on Not something urgent, but the Aussie parliament passed new laws yesterday and it could impact Lemmy.world (in a year) 3 weeks ago:
What “Lemmy” will be arguing this and where, please?
If you have a company, that’s easy for a government to go after. Lemmy is software built and run for free by randoms on the internet. They might try to go after the devs if any of them reside in Australia, but they’d have a very hard time stopping it. We’ve seen that sort of effort fail before, when China and India tried to ban Bitcoin. We see it in North Korea even now, where people still access banned networks and content all the time.
- Comment on Meaty lifehack 3 weeks ago:
… who said anything about the body parts being human?
And why did you assume they were? ಠ_ಠ
- Comment on The Prisoner's Trolley Problemma 3 weeks ago:
Don’t pull the lever, then there’s three thirds of hot cousin to go around regardless of the other person’s decision. Philosophy is easy.
- Comment on brains! 4 weeks ago:
EFTPOS is the fastest payment system in the world for identifying Australians on the internet. If you need to camouflage, you can use “card reader” instead. I don’t know when you’d need to camouflage like that, but these are interesting times.
- Comment on Drink the climate change away 4 weeks ago:
Me too, but I got a sodamod for mine and refills are $5 at the local homebrew shop. Paintball places are cheap too, or some Dick’s Sporting Goods can do it.
- Comment on Drink the climate change away 4 weeks ago:
You need a special adapter to refill them. Some madlads reverse-engineered one: www.sodamod.com
It’s solid brass, very durable, and our CO2 refills are $5 at the local homebrew shop.
- Comment on If someone dies unexpectedly, how do you find out? 4 weeks ago:
Search their name and where true from, I guess? Add “obituary” to get specifically death notices.
I don’t know if it works or how well, yet… but I’m sure I’ll find out sooner than I’d like.
- Comment on How far away are we from someone using AI to create an animated TV show by themselves. 5 weeks ago:
Not too far, or its possible right now depending on jow you want to define “animated”. I feel like there uses to be really low-budget cartoons on air which were really just still frames with some shake added, couple soumd effects, and voice acting. A lot like SolidJJ on YouTube now. Those wouldn’t even be too hard to do, if the AI were just one tool in the set - could probably crank out a few a week, anyway.
If you’re looking for twenty minutes of animation that doesn’t shift around like a fever dream while you’re watching it, maybe six to eighteen months. I do think human voice actors would be required, but you could do the music with Suno.
- Comment on Where to start? 5 weeks ago:
I’ll throw my hat in for DS9. I’m just finishing the final season with my partner now - her first watch - and it’s really cemented why its my favourite Trek. It holds up incredibly well.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I have never heard it called that, but IT is a big field - plenty of room to accommodate stylistic differences.
- Comment on Is Andrew Yang involved at all in Harris's campaign? 1 month ago:
If you knew why you got downvoted you wouldmt have had to ask. But you asked, and you got an answer, so what you think isn’t really relevant here.
- Comment on So bad it was actually entertaining 2 months ago:
Must have been run by those parrots
- Comment on Proud globohomo 2 months ago:
Oh, don’t you worry, they’ll identify themselves for you without any additional encouragement.
- Comment on Satan throws a hell of a party 2 months ago:
The real Satan was Ticketmaster, all along!
- Comment on Anon gets trolled 2 months ago:
Just a little Kanchō? As a treat?
- Comment on mullenweg, founder of wordpress, claims that the apostrophe we type is actually a prime mark and talks about how he always manually inputs U+2019 instead 2 months ago:
Everyone talking about how octopi is incorrect and at the time of this writing not a single comment contains the correct plural:
octopodes
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
The equipment for making paper pellets includes hammer mill, dryer, pellet making machine, pellet cooler and pellet packing machine. For small-scale production, the dryer, pellet cooler and packer are optional.
So convenient!
