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- Comment on Bring it back 2 days ago:
Serious question, what would BC through to Colorado look like during Pangea as when work was like this the Rocky Mountains weren't mountains yet.
- Comment on You can trust me 3 days ago:
Most of them use a magnetic reed switch to trigger the alarm. Should be trivial to use a throwaway magnet to keep the alarm from going off.
- Comment on Those damned leftists!!!1!! 1 week ago:
Wait, we still want marriage?
- Comment on Dev at id Software says Microsoft 'burned a lot of bridges' in the industry: 'They fundamentally don't understand art, they don't understand games' 1 week ago:
Education problem.
Business students are indoctrinated into neoliberal concepts in post secondary.
When they graduate, they take up sales, marketing and management positions. They are blinded by greed and money is all they know.
- Comment on In Star Wars, what would it mean "to bring balance to The Force?" 2 weeks ago:
The "balance to the force" was misread by the Jedi council as meaning a complete Jedi victory over the Sith. Even in the first and second movies, Yoda and Windu both express doubts about the accuracy of the prophecy.
What a more pragmatic view would be is that a the force wanted a new type of force wielder philosophy where emotions don't rule over you(what the Sith ended as) but also one where emotion and connection are allowed to exist(what the Jedi outlawed.)
To that end, pre-Disney Luke and his academy were that new force wielder academy. One could argue that prequels Anakin struggled to meet that balance and his rebuff by the Jedi masters led to him being manipulated by Palpatine.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
The problem is that he added a secret, undocumented list that was only added when you were running the program that only he maintained.
If you were on an affected server, it gave an incompatible server message. If you were an affected user, it just hid you completely.
He went to extreme lengths to try and avoid this being discovered.
He seriously compromised the fundamental nature and trust of the entire activitypub project sphere.
- Comment on Musk: Many British people are living in lovely small towns. They are just like Hobbits. Until one day, people show up and start raping their kids 3 weeks ago:
Hell, from the files released he wanted in but even those freaks found him too weird.
- Comment on three cheers for fate! 4 weeks ago:
Moreover, the acoustic failure detection sensors seemed to have worked, *but the process failed since they didn't know what to look for since they didn't do any testing.
- Comment on What is it like being drunk? How much control do you have? 1 month ago:
To expand on that if I may:
What alcohol does is impair your judgement and your motor control(reaction time)
So things you normally would not do for a variety of reasons(like, yell at a giant easily angered bouncer), now seem like a great idea.
It doesn't make you do things, it allows you to do things your sober self might find reprehensible into outright vile.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
This. The original intent of the downvote on reddit was for things that actively take away from the conversations; not merely because you disagree with it.
Equally, the upvote was for things that contribute, not just for things you like.
- Comment on The same adult daughter who has trouble loading a dishwasher efficientlyly... 1 month ago:
She also loads the fridge badly.
- Comment on The same adult daughter who has trouble loading a dishwasher efficientlyly... 1 month ago:
Only steam it to soften. Then bake as normal.
- Comment on I feel like this could have been worded a little better 1 month ago:
Hey, as Canadians we're ecstatic to be in the round of 16, but it isn't much of a surprise.
The US paid for a good team and they're in a decent group with little surpise that they're on top.
Mexico was in an abymsally easy group and its no surprise they're where they are.
Canada was also in a group with little surprise that we ended up proceeding. Only real surprise was tying the higher ranked swiss.
Given that S.Africa beat the better ranked South Korea, they put up a great show but were still dominated by a sloppy but effective Canada yesterday.
I will be surprised if the next game v Netherlands/Morocco is anything but a blowout, but we made it to the 16 and I'm happy with that.
- Comment on Welcome to New York City 1 month ago:
I see taxi drivers doing it regularly.
- Comment on Welcome to New York City 1 month ago:
100 years of automobile propaganda has made us in North America that streets are for people to move, not for cars to move.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
It was a downloadable demo, yeah. Just had various polygonal shapes on a black background, top down and could move with WASD and could interact with plant sprites and creature sprites. Very simple graphics, but had different level creatures wandering around, so it was hard to stay alive when you had level 5 creatures hunting near the starting beach.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
I played the simple shape demo of the creature world.
It was vastly superior to the crap they launched. It had an actual ecosystem, but admittedly led to you dying a lot at low tiers because you were the equivalent of a meal worm.
- Comment on Electronic Arts has launched EA Advertising, a way for brands to integrate ads in games 2 months ago:
Hell, 7up had a platformer. Wasn't a bad game
- Comment on Nice 2 months ago:
An LLM can only call out a premise if the average response to an input in its model calls out the input.
- Comment on Scorched Body 🔥 2 months ago:
There was a video by a medical channel(actual doctor) I follow on Youtube that explained why the body temp increase happens during an infection in one of his recent videos covering the Hantavirus situation.
TD;LR: Its that parts of the immune system get sigificantly more effective with a slightly increased temperature.
- Comment on What character is the king of plot armor? 2 months ago:
Batman any time any of the rest of the justice league are in the same feature.
- Comment on SBA #119 maths 3 months ago:
The US education system is in such tatters that what they teach anymore is largely irrelevant to the rest of the world.
- Comment on Robotaxis can break traffic laws without fines under new California rules 3 months ago:
Companies should get fined a minimum of 1% of gross profits per infraction
- Comment on Recent conversations between Dawkins and sentient chat-bot Claudia (Claude) 3 months ago:
Huh, I didn't realize that old Biologists have the same issue as old Physicists.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Apparently it used to be filled with tap water.
That changed in a 2009 reno to use water from the Tidal Basin(man made resevoir) constantly circulating to avoid stagnation issues.However, that itself caused issues. Rampant algae growth immediately became an issue, so they had to improve the ozone disinfectant system in the same year.
It was drained in 2017 to solve a parasitic snail outbreak which was killing ducks in the pool.
- Comment on We're so back 3 months ago:
Three that I know of.
The Eurasian/African one that is the least dangerous and doesnt transmit human to human.The continental Americas strain that is pretty dangerous(lethality in the 30-60% range) but doesn't spread human to human.
The new kid on the block, the Andes strain, an offshoot of the Americas one. Last Outbreak was in a small town in Argentina in 2018, first discovered 1995, first human to human 1996. ~40 known infections, 11 deaths. Can spread human to human. It has already been confirmed we are dealing with this one.
- Comment on We're so back 3 months ago:
What little Ive seen documented:
- It was relatively new(
20 years30 years) to the southern end of South America, they beat out an initial outbreak of it, has been endemic there since. - Not too much reaearch has been done on it, i.e. few experts.
- It appears that it is most, and potentially only infectious when symptoms are showing, particularly the fever, but is very easily spread during that small window.
- It seems like it isnt as easily spread as covid, but yeah, is much nastier.
- It was relatively new(
- Comment on Why do they turn Federation into a dystopia? 6 months ago:
You realize that for millenia, philosophers fantasized about the concept of a police force that existed just to enforce laws, and not just be military guards?
The issue is not the concept of police. It is the leadership and the police unions.
- Comment on Anon goes to the ball 6 months ago:
Also: dont overlook that media hounds women about everything.
- Comment on Steam Owner Valve Faces $900 Million Lawsuit Over PC Monopoly Claims, Following UK Tribunal Ruling - IGN 6 months ago:
Personally this reeks of being a shadow lawsuit by Epic games.
With the end goal being to let people buy and play the games on Steam, but then buy the addons via EGS.