Schwim
@Schwim@lemmy.zip
I’m just hopping from one shuttered instance to another.
- Comment on What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes? 1 week ago:
I’m trying to work through Death Stranding right now. I’ve started it 3 or 4 times but I’ve gotten farther this time than any of the past attempts. I’m definitely playing care-bear(no aggro, mostly) but the world is very interesting.
- Comment on What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes? 1 week ago:
Thank you!
- Comment on What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes? 1 week ago:
It sounds like you’ve found some games you like but are turned off of by some difficulty bottlenecks. If that’s the case, conhttps://www.wemod.com/. It’s a trainer for a ton of games that allow you to “cheat” in singleplayer games(god mode, speed hacks, etc.)
A still love playing games but as I get older, my tremors get worse, making it impossible for me to get through one on my own. WeMod allows me to explore all of the game world without being stopped by something as simple as clicking on something quickly.
- Comment on How do I use Firefox and block YouTube ads? 1 week ago:
Freetube will allow you to watch vids adfree on Windows desktop.
- Comment on Elon Musk’s xAI Is Reportedly Burning Through $1 Billion a Month 2 weeks ago:
At this rate, he’s going to be broke in just a couple of hundred years.
- Comment on Facebook announces that all videos on its platform will soon be shared as reels 2 weeks ago:
Reels can be blocked with FB Purity addon, if anyone wants the capability.
- Comment on It used to be that when most countries were or in trouble or needed help they would go to the US for help. My question is who does the US go to for help if or when needed? 3 weeks ago:
I know it’s very popular for the doomsayers to propose but time will tell and I’m guessing we’ll have another election or two. Perhaps even three.
Four’s not out of the question.
- Comment on Thank you to everyone who attended 3 weeks ago:
I guess the meme creator had problems estimating the cost of a local protest attendee waking up, grabbing a cardboard protest sign they made from an old Amazon shipping box, heading downtown for a couple hours then going home to eat dinner.
- Comment on It used to be that when most countries were or in trouble or needed help they would go to the US for help. My question is who does the US go to for help if or when needed? 3 weeks ago:
I suspect you’re going to get mostly sarcasm and mockery tropes but there have always been countries that have allied themselves with American interests. When you say “when help when needed”, if you’re thinking of an actual war on home turf, invasion or something similar, that’s unlikely to ever happen due to our geographical position. If you mean financial help, we take loans from a lot of different countries. If you’re asking about assistance when we engage in war elsewhere, again, that would be all the allied nations.
Militarily speaking, the US is still one of the superpowers just because of the mind-boggling amount of money we spend on it. There’s not many countries that can compete with just the sheer number of US things that are designed to go boom.
Things like goodwill and assistance are currently in a downward transitional trend due to the current administration. It seems a lot of countries feel ostracized by the US due to Trump’s constant foolish and often hostile actions towards them but these types of things follow an ebb and flow, the next administration to reside in office will begin the process of patching things up and relationships will improve.