Lumisal
@Lumisal@lemmy.world
- Comment on GOG seemingly shares that they are considering physical PC 'big box' games. Maybe? 1 week ago:
Well, I know the cause now but it’s still not that good a reason if they were warned and decided not to use it in Germany…
- Comment on GOG seemingly shares that they are considering physical PC 'big box' games. Maybe? 1 week ago:
Wait really?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Report this. It’s misinformation. The broken glass image is AI generated by a right wing misinformation site
- Comment on GOG seemingly shares that they are considering physical PC 'big box' games. Maybe? 1 week ago:
Anyone know what was up with the Nazi symbolism they emailed purposefully? I would really want to support them but I need to know that it wasnt something terrible they did. Physical releases is definitely a plus as well.
- Comment on Yes, yes they are 1 week ago:
I’ve seen how people vote. I’d take the chances with the dogs.
- Comment on he might be using me to fulfill his younger woman fantasy, but I’m also using him to fulfill my daddy fantasy, so we’re even 2 weeks ago:
Unless you digivolve into a grandaddy fantasy
- Comment on Am I just bad at games??? 2 weeks ago:
That song is interesting.
I didn’t like it too much either when playing the game because of how repetitive it got.
But then I finished the game, and months later I found myself missing it. It’s kinda a sad song that doesn’t really hit until it’s been over for a bit. Now I listen to it every now and then.
- Comment on This is gonna go just fine 💯 3 weeks ago:
Nah, she was just signalling she prefers Vulcans over jedi
- Comment on Apple that makes eunuchs 3 weeks ago:
Your comment implies women that are trans and get surgery aren’t trans, just men without genitals.
- Comment on Oligarchy is worse than you think 3 weeks ago:
My sleepy brain read that as “crimilionaire”
- Comment on Why are we so afraid of cockroaches? 3 weeks ago:
My dad has poor hearing on his left ear because s roach got in there and ate part of his inner ear while he slept.
- Comment on Eggy 3 weeks ago:
It pops like a champagne bottle if you have strong bones and they need a biopsy done of the marrow.
At least, when they remove the core.
Also also! The really strong pain medicine stops the pain, but surprisingly, you can still feel them scraping and digging into your bone! 😃
- Comment on When your computer says "You don't have permission to edit this file": 3 weeks ago:
Polkit asking you to type the password every few minutes when moving a bunch of files:
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 3 weeks ago:
Might be a lot faster in liquidized form
- Comment on Wink Wink Nudge Nudge 3 weeks ago:
If you look in the right places. The literal neo Nazis have gained power over there after all.
Here in Finland I don’t think even the idiots in the potato party have gone that far yet, though they are verbal about it.
- Comment on Wink Wink Nudge Nudge 3 weeks ago:
Just go to Sweden. Hopefully it doesn’t spread here to Finland.
- Comment on most perverted men are actually very vanilla and run away when faced with a perverted woman 3 weeks ago:
There should be a word between “perverted” and “promiscuous”.
Perverted to me seems to be limited to imagination and fantasy, while promiscuous is wanting to do anything and everything, depending on the degree of promiscuity.
Something in the middle would be best, for people who might do more things like rope or collars but not whippings and golden showers.
- Comment on I just saw the Ocarina of Time Remake glimpse at Nintendo Direct 6.9.2026 4 weeks ago:
If it’s not rated T for Teen in the USA it might not be a good / honest remake, because there’s no way in hell Deadhand and the Shadow Temple / Bottom of the Well wouldn’t get it rated that high in modern times.
- Comment on Meow meow meow 4 weeks ago:
What if they’re actually just too dumb?
(I haven’t seen the research, just wondering if maybe they just don’t get it)
- Comment on It's not that bad quit whining 4 weeks ago:
I know of that, but that’s usually after a quick check up and checking both arms plus pulse. Because if a person usually doesn’t have that high of a pressure and hasn’t gone through any excitatory activity, then they’re at risk of stroke or cardiac failure, especially if the pressures vary between arms by over 25 points. It’s the stroke and cardiac failure risk why high blood pressure is in part called the silent killer - you can live asymptomatically but then the long term effects can get you (more so if the case is extreme).
In which case, you’d want to be able to quickly administer some kind of fast acting medication (usually injected to lower it), which a person can’t do at home, and then monitor them for awhile before prescribing them a standard high blood pressure medication and a follow up with a general doctor, and depending on future results then do more tests like an ultrasound.
Asymptomatic doesn’t mean things are okay. There’s many diseases that are asymptomatic or at least not overtly symptomatic (as in, the patient can’t tell they actually have a symptom until after it’s been treated and they then notice the difference) but ideally you’d actually treat them before they’re symptomatic. Circulatory problems being one of them. Another being hyper cancers and certain organ failures like kidney and liver failure.
- Comment on It's not that bad quit whining 4 weeks ago:
It’s alright. You’re still both short and very healthy (assuming you’ve achieved that via pure exercise and don’t have a condition). Statistically you’re likely to live a long life. Usually until late 90s
- Comment on Sexy Spyro 4 weeks ago:
I like today Crash is also eyeing hey very suspiciously in that image lmao
- Comment on It's not that bad quit whining 4 weeks ago:
You’re pretty short aren’t you? 😅
- Comment on It's not that bad quit whining 4 weeks ago:
I think once I got near that level post dialysis and had no symptoms…
Until the moment I stood up. Then it was all the symptoms.
Likewise, I haven’t have 300/200, but did have 200+/150+, and didn’t have symptoms… Until I went to try to sleep for the night.
That’s the issue with your premise. It’s reactionary treatment rather than preventative, and from personal experience preventative is much more pleasant.
But I suppose in the USA the standard for example is reactionary treatment due to healthcare only being private and the insurance companies not wanting to pay up.
- Comment on It's not that bad quit whining 4 weeks ago:
but no blood pressure number alone warrants an ambulance without also having symptoms of something like a heart attack or stroke that indicates organ damage.
Idk, I’d say a blood pressure of 300/200 or 50/20 would warrant an ER ambulance trip, even without symptoms
- Comment on Nintendo Confirms EU‑Only Switch 2 Revision With User‑Replaceable Batteries 4 weeks ago:
Is this why the originals we’re on sale like 2 months ago here?
- Comment on Email came out of nowhere 4 weeks ago:
That’s a different symbol?
- Comment on Spider Proof [SMBC Comic] 5 weeks ago:
The Green Goblin was there. Probably a Tungsten piano
- Comment on How do I re-establish peaceful relations with a family of crows? 5 weeks ago:
I’m no bird scientist either, but I do know Crows pass the mirror test, so it makes sense to me they could probably recognize other Crows
- Comment on How do I re-establish peaceful relations with a family of crows? 5 weeks ago:
It’s to help repel the other birds that aren’t crows a bit more, while the crows quickly figure out it’s not alive and a symbol for them.
Or so I’m told. Maybe I should start a Kickstarter to help fund a double blind experiment and see what crows prefer:
Effigy, No effigy, Effigy of a different bird
And then set up many of these little crow shrines around and see how they do