SchmidtGenetics
@SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
- Comment on Don't kink shame Oklahoma City. 5 days ago:
How so? It’s left to right, in order. Sure you can complain about the kerning, but that’s all over anyways.
There’s obviously no Us on there, so that slightly turned letter must be a C.
So what does it spell, if not COCK?
- Comment on Don't kink shame Oklahoma City. 5 days ago:
Dead center
- Comment on Sheeple 5 days ago:
An electrical spark and a heat source provide different ignition methods.
- Comment on Sheeple 5 days ago:
A lit cigarette is incapable of igniting gas or its vapours, the danger comes from igniting the cigarette.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
I insulted sir Gaben, steam and gaben are sacred on Lemmy. I spoke ill and got brigaded, happens to any comments like that.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
I never said it was easy?
Why do you keep insisting I’m moving the goal post?
You said it was a walled garden, so it sounded like you weren’t aware that homebrew and modern cartridge releases exist. And are now arguing why those aren’t applicable to your “walled garden” comment.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
That’s literally what I’m trying to point out? They all have their own quirks. And yet people bicker it’s funny.
I point out there’s limitations on PC, and get insulted. The circlejerking against Nintendo and for Steam is just wild on this community.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Anyone can relaxed a game cartridge now, they were walled gardens, but that’s no longer the case.
Why move the goalposts? You’re also now suggesting we gatekeep devs? Why is releasing something on pc time, but wouldn’t be fine if it was “homebrew”? Because it doesn’t fit your bias?
A game release is a game release, or do these limitations only apply to one side unevenly?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
How so? How can it be a walled garden if anyone can develop and release a game cartridge for it?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
The games released on carts on official games, but they’re playable on an unmodified console system. Where do the goalposts get moved to now? Games are released on something you said wasn’t possible, so which is it?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Any non modern Nintendo console is capable of playing homebrew games, so this isn’t even true.
People have released NES and gameboy games in the last few years. Even on carts.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
You said PC gaming is flawed because you can’t play modern games on a Windows 95 PC. Which is insane.
I never claimed that. I said it was a limitation. Which it is. It limits its capability.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Right, but it’s not freedom, when it doesn’t run on everything. You need to keep your system updated to play modern games.
With a switch, any game released, you know will play.
So yes it’s MORE exclusive in some situations.
Nobody is claiming that you should run Black Myth Wukong on an old IBM Aptiva except you.
Where? Don’t put words in peoples mouth if you want to have a civil discourse, but of course with this being your post, we know your bias already.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
able to run anywhere on hardware of your choice i
So if this statement is true, an OS wouldn’t be a limitation.
Of course tech is better, that’s why you can’t play on it? Do you need this pointed out?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
A yes, a very insightful and polite response.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Having to buy from a certain store and being able to run anywhere on hardware of your choice is hardly more exclusive than being forced to buy from one vendor and only run on one system.
But you can’t…? It’s locked to OS, and it doesn’t run on ALL hardware. There’s minimum specs, and you can’t play modern games on windows 95.
Why do people ignore the glaring flaws while preaching the few okay ones?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Pc, where games are locked to launchers…?
They have their own flaws, so that’s not even a good counterpoint.
- Comment on This guy's taillights made my day. 1 week ago:
Looks like they have tape over the lights.
- Comment on I can't believe it's necessary to ask the question... 1 week ago:
I cut about 1/3 off the undesirable end for the roasts, the majority is for chops. It’s more to break up the monotony of that if that make sense.
- Comment on I'll just take the bus 1 week ago:
In their own car right? That’ll kill the clutch after a few friends.
- Comment on I can't believe it's necessary to ask the question... 1 week ago:
The tenderloin it’s cheap enough and will even go on sale even more at times and we will get a couple.
- Comment on I can't believe it's necessary to ask the question... 1 week ago:
We usually get a tenderloin at Costco and cut it into chops and roasts. Some of the roasts get made into carnitas and pulled pork as well, but we will just season one up and bbq it for an hour too.
- Comment on I can't believe it's necessary to ask the question... 1 week ago:
Nothing wrong with a pork roast.
- Comment on I can't believe it's necessary to ask the question... 1 week ago:
I’ll do that in bbq once in a bit still. But we usually do it the pressure cooker. Carrots seperate though.
- Comment on Special sampling opportunity 1 week ago:
You should be washing your hands MUCH more frequently.
You’re the dirty one that people should be avoiding. Bet you don’t wash after your smoke break do you?
- Comment on Special sampling opportunity 1 week ago:
Gloves or not, you still can’t touch yourself, it only saves washing your hands if you can’t. If you are near a sink, wearing gloves is just weird or for the theatre of people who think it makes a difference.
Not many diseases are spread by actual skin contact, still need to pick your nose and a glove doesn’t change anything.
- Comment on I am not a builder… but that does not seem right 2 weeks ago:
Except some places use glue and 3 screws in the stud. Top bottom and middle.
- Comment on Indie Dev Who Pulled Game From Xbox In Solidarity With Palestinian-Led BDS Hopes Others Will Do The Same 5 weeks ago:
First paragraph dude…
Earlier this month, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement added Microsoft to its list of priority targets due to the company’s intense entanglement with the Israeli military via Azure cloud and AI services.
- Comment on Notepad autocorrected what I was typing for my foreign language exercise 1 month ago:
No it wasn’t? You’re saying a program what has had features for decades shouldn’t have them… you’re just talking out of your ass.
- Comment on Notepad autocorrected what I was typing for my foreign language exercise 1 month ago:
They have a library you can edit, they’re meant for the masses, and you can obviously customize it to your exact preferences.
