lime
@lime@feddit.nu
- Comment on hi🫶 17 hours ago:
nice! i’m glad you’re figuring things out. real lasting relationships usually take time to form, so it’s good to stick around people you like. nothing wrong with having a little fun along the way either.
- Comment on hi🫶 19 hours ago:
wait did you get banned or something? isn’t this like the fourth account?
- Comment on Hope it's a blizzard tonight 2 days ago:
…you okay man?
- Comment on Hope it's a blizzard tonight 2 days ago:
it’s melted snowflakes do try to keep up
- Comment on Sometimes it's nice to just relax and watch a classic romcom 3 days ago:
no, robert deniro is not “in heat”
- Comment on Monopoly: Fuck bitches, get money 4 days ago:
can i pick neither?
- Comment on ACAB 5 days ago:
so it is
- Comment on First Satellites 5 days ago:
so, “pathfinder”?
- Comment on There are still good people in this world. 6 days ago:
oooh, finally i can get the panchroma cmyk combo so my toolchanger can do true color!
- Comment on Guy just wants some cookies 6 days ago:
god, the reading comprehension on this site
- Comment on c o n s e r v a t i o n 1 week ago:
ironic, i’m waiting for the local dc to be built so it lowers my energy bills by 20%. huge resistive heaters powered by hydro, plugged directly into our district heating, all paid for by companies in another country? yes please.
- Comment on I'm sure it'll be fine! 1 week ago:
well the ice is like 35 years old i think
- Comment on I've been waiting for this for a long time. 1 week ago:
i mean the dlc easily quadruples the length of the game, soooooo
- Comment on I'm sure it'll be fine! 1 week ago:
it’s also because the smaller a transistor is, the more sensitive it is to cosmic rays. and there are a lot more cosmic rays in space than on earth. you can “rad-harden” them, but there are physical limits. as a result the most popular cpu architecture in space is the RAD750, based on the PowerPC 750. the perseverance rover and the james webb space telescope are basically underclocked gamecubes.
- Comment on I'm sure it'll be fine! 1 week ago:
specifically i think it’s the speedometers that run windows for workgroups. it might be one of those controlled systems you can’t switch out without recertifying everything.
- Comment on two please 1 week ago:
sashimi is typically not slimy either, so i think you need to pick a better food metaphor.
- Comment on two please 1 week ago:
i don’t know who told you that, sashimi is most definitely not zero calories.
- Comment on I'm sure it'll be fine! 1 week ago:
clippy is too modern for the ICE.
- Comment on I'm sure it'll be fine! 1 week ago:
could be worse. last year, deutsche bahn put up a job ad looking for a developer familiar with windows 3.1 in a networked environment to work on their fleet of high speed trains.
- Comment on two please 1 week ago:
…at the same time?
- Comment on 1 week ago:
monopoly law usually kicks in around 95% market share.
- Comment on Shut. The. Fuck. Up. 1 week ago:
that’s… just most movie theaters. the us is a very weird exception, not the rule.
- Comment on This community atm 1 week ago:
as it should be
- Comment on It works better if you put it in your mouth first. 1 week ago:
yeah “no great deed is commemorated here” etc etc etc. spooky stuff.
but… that’s also true for asbestos. except it’s worse because the moment you dig it gets worse, it can get into the water supply, and it doesn’t stop being dangerous. it’s carcinogenic forever. there are entire mining towns in canada that are condemned and cordoned off because of the risks of asbestos in the air.
- Comment on "Science isn't political!" 1 week ago:
i think he’s the current secretary of health
- Comment on It works better if you put it in your mouth first. 1 week ago:
i don’t understand it either, because there’s so little of it. and also, we know how to handle dangerous substances. like, asbestos stays dangerous forever.
- Comment on What was the worst movie to game adapation you've played? 1 week ago:
there’s also a norwegian version! they both came out before the swedish one so the tone is pretty different, the most popular jönssonligan films were made in the 80s.
- Comment on What was the worst movie to game adapation you've played? 1 week ago:
this is going to be a super obscure one.
so there’s this popular swedish movie franchise that started out as an adoption of a danish movie franchise, but blew through all of their scripts and outgrew it after just three films. it’s about a trio of thieves who try to steal high-stakes targets by means of ludicrous plans[^1] but usually fail due to sheer incompetency, only to then have the treasure land in their lap by sheer luck at the end. and in the late 90’s, when macromedia shockwave was the big thing, a couple of shockwave-based point-and-click adventures were released with the trio as protagonists. each character has their own special skill, and you need to switch between them to use them. a fun premise, and a fitting one.
the problems start almost immediately. the first puzzle in the game is to blow up a door using dynamite, and at your home base you have five different bags of dynamite to choose from, from one to five sticks. if you pick three, you get through the door. if you take any more, you blow the whole wall out and the police are immediately alerted. game over. if you pick less, you make too much noise and the police are immediately alerted. game over. and if you pick them all up and select the right one, the rest stay in your inventory for the entire game. the inventory is a bar at the bottom of the screen you have to scroll from left to right, and there’s so many junk items to pick up that you can easily spend minutes searching for every puzzle. and you don’t know what items are junk without playing because while the heist and the items needed for it is planned out beforehand, getting those items always involves hilarious hi-jinks and inventory puzzles. and then the actual heists involve hilarious hi-jinks, inventory puzzles, and extremely exact timing. in a game running on shockwave. at something like five frames per second.
my family gathered around the pc and managed to get through it after many gruelling nights, but only because my mum repeatedly flirted with the studio’s it support guy over the phone so he would give us hints.
[^1]: ::: spoiler like for example there’s this one heist where a unique diamond necklace is being transported through stockholm in an armored van for display at a high-security museum, and they decide to intercept it en-route. for this they acquire 100 helium balloons, a big bone, a tiny dog, a flagpole, and a sandwich. guy 1 and his kid use the big bone to lure away a guard dog at the marina while the guard is distracted, then replace the guard dog with the tiny dog so the guard faints when he looks at it. the kid then sneaks into the marina to steal a dinghy, and together they mount the flagpole on it so it has a really tall mast. meanwhile guy 2 and 3 hide on a bus to its end stop, where there’s usually a bathroom for the driver. when the driver goes in, they steal the bus but leave the sandwich so he has something to eat before calling it in. guy 1 runs up onto the roof of a nearby building to look for the van. when he sees the van approach a lifting bridge, he releases the balloons as a signal to the others. the kid approaches the lifting bridge in the dinghy with the really tall mast so it has to open. while the armored van is stopped at the bridge, guy 2 drives up next to it in the bus and opens the back door, where guy 3 picks the lock, climbs in, and starts putting the diamonds in his bag. but because guy 3 is a pompous ass, he stops a bit longer to pick up some champagne that’s also in the armored van for some reason. at this exact moment the bridge closes the van starts moving with him inside. luckily guy 2 manages to also open the front door of the bus exactly as guy 3 steps out. victory! …and then guy 1’s wife gives the bag with the diamonds in it to charity because it’s old and ugly and she didn’t look inside and they’re gonna be rich because of the diamonds anyway so who wants an old, ugly bag. women! <slide whistle>
- Comment on Structural Engineers 2 weeks ago:
thanks rocz
- Comment on Everything I post is serious. 2 weeks ago:
no im sweedish