zaphod
@zaphod@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Today is my 25th birthday 3 hours ago:
Maybe there is no right testicle and it’s just two left testicles?
- Comment on Today is my 25th birthday 4 hours ago:
I think the problem is that the timelords don’t take left testicles.
- Comment on AI girlfriends VS Egirls 2 days ago:
Soon there will be AIgirls that sell cooling water from data centres.
- Comment on AI girlfriends VS Egirls 2 days ago:
Time for a government bailout.
- Comment on PSBLACKOUT (boycott of PlayStation) 5 days ago:
For me it’s Sony gaining full control about game prices and reselling. You can get disc versions of games for a lot less than in the playstation store.
- Comment on Perfect Rating ⭐/5 5 days ago:
Let’s assume 3/5 corresponds to a 50% rating and that this percentage represents the ratio of good, so 50% of the film (not necessarily duration) is good, the other 50% is bad. People generally want a film where the good parts outweigh the bad parts. For a film to be really enjoyable it needs to be way above 50%. Mathematically speaking this means current rating systems have an exponential behaviour. For practical purposes it would be better to have logarithmic rating systems as that would compress bad ratings to a few low numbers and give more nuance to good ratings.
- Comment on Day 737 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 1 week ago:
I don’t care much for horror, but I like sci-fi, so I end up watching sci-fi horror films.
- Comment on Plot twist: he’s in the White House bathroom 1 week ago:
Genie just ends the worlds. If there’s no world, there’s no contract.
- Comment on forg 🍄 1 week ago:
Oh I’d rather have the forg than the nudes.
- Comment on Plot twist: he’s in the White House bathroom 1 week ago:
Yeah, can’t trust a genie ever, you ask them for a billion euros they just cranks up inflation to infinity.
- Comment on Day 737 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 1 week ago:
The remake is great. For example in the mentioned centrifuge level you get to actually fly around (like in Dead Space 2) instead of just pushing off of a surface and flying to another surface (or missing it and dying), makes the game slightly easier. Also some levels were changed in a good way and you can run from the front of the ship all the way to the back now. I think that wasn’t a thing in the original, but makes it more enjoyable to go around the ship and do some more exploration.
- Comment on Day 737 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 1 week ago:
As for the story. It gives me major Aliens vibes.
It’s more heavily inspired by Event Horizon, if you like sci-fi horror go watch it.
- Comment on Anon notices a problem 1 week ago:
In the past maybe, but the last two Avatar films didn’t really push any new tech.
- Comment on Wisdom of the ancients 1 week ago:
Certainly in the Ptolemaic Period, and perhaps already under the Persians (525-343 BC)
I mean that’s about 2000 years after the great pyramids were built.
- Comment on steam machines be like 1 week ago:
I don’t think you want to run your processors so hot that you get steam. You’d need some kind of heat exchanger/heat pump in between.
- Comment on Yeah I see you... 1 week ago:
I don’t like this “meme”. Hobbies are supposed to be fun, it’s fine to spend money on things you think are fun as long as that spending doesn’t interfere with survival. Just don’t spend all your money on something “someone” (ads, influencers,…) told you might be fun.
- Comment on Alternative medicine 1 week ago:
AFAIK there was a correlation in some countries between COVID outcome and deworming meds. In those countries people actually had worms, which weakened the immune system, so taking deworming meds in the end helped with COVID by removing the worms. Obviously it doesn’t do shit if you don’t have worms.
lung/throat/breathing area (don’t know the medical term for the area)
The term you’re looking for is respiratory system, although COVID wasn’t just a respiratory disease.
- Comment on Fallout 5 officially in pre-production, being built on Elder Scrolls VI engine 1 week ago:
Elder Scrolls IV used the Gamebryo engine, which is the predecessor/basis of the Creation engine.
- Comment on Works for slugs too 2 weeks ago:
But chalk is used for summoning spells.
- Comment on Old but gud 2 weeks ago:
But I want to dress like the one on the right :'(
- Comment on OG Console wars 2 weeks ago:
Hippopotamus means river horse, I don’t think whoever named these things has ever seen a horse.
- Comment on Day 724 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 3 weeks ago:
wouldn’t say that the graphics of AC1 is bad, the cities just looked all the same. To me what was much more of a problem was the very repetitive gameplay for most of the game. That was both fixed in AC2, the cities got their own style for the most part, loved the carnival in Venice for example.
- Comment on Of course 17-24 NEVER looked like the picture 3 weeks ago:
WTF is this?! The ice cream truck has gelato, always has been this way.
- Comment on I mean, technically the kid's right 3 weeks ago:
Looks like an alpha, so I assume this is all correct.
- Comment on Day 719 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 3 weeks ago:
For the most part yes. There’s some stupid stuff in there though. Somewhere towards the end there is a boss fight that you’re going to lose in a cutscene, but if you die before the cutscene you have to do the fight over and over again. I think that’s the worst I can say about the game.
- Comment on Anon likes a woman 3 weeks ago:
Go find some other greentexts then and post them here.
- Comment on This guy managed the movie theater I worked at in high school. 4 weeks ago:
That’s why I prefer frigates.
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- Comment on Loosing my religion 4 weeks ago:
When Anon breaks up with her they will claim he was a demon send to test their faith.
- Comment on A tragedy in one part 4 weeks ago:
Not in Japan.
