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- Comment on 'Go Back and Play Morrowind and Tell Me That's the Game You Want to Play Again' — Former Bethesda Veteran Delivers His Verdict on Potential The Elder Scrolls Remasters - IGN 19 hours ago:
Meanwhile I just got into retrogaming (as a PS1 kid) and I’m amazed by how… just all around better old games are, unless you want realistic graphics. You don’t need battle passes and daily quests to have an entertaining experience, just a d-pad and a couple of actions (one can be jump)
- Comment on This is why you should respect our vets 2 days ago:
Thanks to all vets for your service 🫡
- Comment on It's pronounced OI-lur, not YOO-lur 3 days ago:
Yeah I was also like “who is hateposting on hummus” lmao
- Comment on Will they wake up before it's too late? 3 days ago:
I think our disagreement is that to you the law is unequivocally the effect of society’s will, while to me the law is simply what the government says it is.
Ideologically we agree, and as an anarchist I believe that kind of truly society-driven rules can be achievable, especially on smaller scales. But when you’re an authority that can make new laws to make the illegal things legal, that’s where they diverge. It doesn’t matter if you do that like Nazi Germany or whatever the fuck Trump is doing, my original point was that it simply makes no sense to talk about whether they are doing is “legal” or “illegal” - the words just lose meaning, and to me it feels like putting faith in a system that is itself part of the problem.
- Comment on Will they wake up before it's too late? 3 days ago:
I’m not following. I can see how “laws are society officially agreeing on what is ok”, but conviction and enforcement of those laws has nothing to do with society.
I don’t see how society can officially agree, short of declaring the government illegitimate and starting a civil war.
- Comment on Will they wake up before it's too late? 3 days ago:
I am not saying he’s innocent in any way shape or form. I’m just saying that his actions being “illegal” has little meaning if the system can’t or won’t enforce the consequences.
- Comment on Will they wake up before it's too late? 3 days ago:
But society “officially” agreeing is morality, not law. What he has done and is doing is wrong and deserves punishment for that, not strictly because “it’s illegal”. The difference is demanding consequences vs relying on someone else to administer them.
- Comment on Is it weird that whenever there's an internet disruption, the first thing that I assume is happening is war, civil unrest, or government censorship, or some sort of conspiracy happening? 3 days ago:
Until it is
- Comment on Is it weird that whenever there's an internet disruption, the first thing that I assume is happening is war, civil unrest, or government censorship, or some sort of conspiracy happening? 3 days ago:
Shout out to Reticulum, I think it deserves a lot more attention.
- Comment on Will they wake up before it's too late? 3 days ago:
Well it kinda is. If something is illegal but you can’t be punished for it, what does it mean really?
- Comment on Am I immature if I feel sad that a subculture that treated me so warmly died out years ago? 4 days ago:
Punks?
What’s the point of not mentioning which subculture? It’s not exactly doxxing lol
- Comment on Does your boss even love you if he doesn't portray himself as the big minion and you as a baby minion? 6 days ago:
Man the last decade or two have really liquefied a lot of brains.
- Comment on You don't have to use gyroelongation 2 weeks ago:
Because the golden ratio is a rune, so magic.
- Comment on Daft Hands - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger 2 weeks ago:
Oh wow that’s a throwback. Thanks for the nostalgia
- Comment on Their loss is our loss too 2 weeks ago:
He would’ve been so much happier too. Along with everybody else.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
This is P R O P A G A N D A.
Owner of a website either handpicks or creates messages that fit their narrative. But “it’s twitter” so it has to be voices of random people representing what they are thinking right?
- Comment on really makes you think 3 weeks ago:
Yes indeed, you can perceive it but it’s not out of sensory stimulation - rather the lack thereof.
- Comment on really makes you think 3 weeks ago:
A concentration of what in what? The “taste” of water is the impurities, not the H2O itself
- Comment on The infantry will advance 4 weeks ago:
ICE is mostly just two dudes in a car.
- Comment on Been a long time since I smoked but if I opened the door to my fireplace and tossed in a kilo of pot and just let the smoke fill up the house will everyone in my house get high? 4 weeks ago:
Yes, combustion in both glass and joints is pretty inefficient at converting THCA to ∆9, and degrades a bunch of it to CBN and others. There’s a pretty thin section of material that gets heated to the right temperature, and quickly goes too hot when reached by the embers
- Comment on "i can hear the difference" 5 weeks ago:
Regular toslink is just plastic
- Comment on Contain them 5 weeks ago:
I’ve run into this a while ago but I’m not sure what to make of it. aria.dog/barks/on-being-a-thing/
- Comment on Foot In The Door 5 weeks ago:
No AI or basic OCR would fail to recognize the words. Oldschool captchas have been inefficient at stopping bots for years now
- Comment on Foot In The Door 5 weeks ago:
I am sure there has to be some significance to this non-censor that is so common. Like a very thin line that doesn’t cover the word or a single dot that partly covers a single letter. Maybe seeing who complains to distinguish people and bots?
- Comment on Neanderthals wouldn't be considered a person under U.S law 1 month ago:
This basically says that fetuses don’t qualify? If you extract them from the mother, they won’t have a heartbeat or voluntary movements
- Comment on Diabolical 1 month ago:
Paranoia? That’s just Flock cameras
- Comment on surely your hobby can't be that expensive 1 month ago:
Golf??
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 1 month ago:
It is for like 350 days a year yeah. Eating take out food in front of the TV/PC doesn’t count? There’s someone else sharing their experience of Brits just “eating” those liquid protein shakes every day, that seems pretty close too. Of course, cultures are not homogeneous, and you can find Italians that drink protein shakes and Norwegians that are really into cooking high-quality ingredients for others. I’m not sure if you were picturing a country where everyone eats pills or what
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 1 month ago:
Sure, I never said it doesn’t. Just that it is not a centerpiece of the culture. The fact that Americans have a big Thanksgiving dinner once a year isn’t comparable to the approach that the French/Italian/Greek/most Asian cultures have towards food on a daily basis
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 1 month ago:
There’s several mentioned in this thread. Among them, Scandinavian countries, England and the US, and I don’t disagree