Napster153
@Napster153@lemmy.world
- Comment on Hell yeah. 2 days ago:
That sounds like a moral and ethical failure than a institutional one. It should be rational that you’d want to copulate in a private environment, not where you are likely to be disturbed or outright attacked.
- Comment on Hell yeah. 2 days ago:
And the only reason the minerals there are valuable is because they’ve sucked the life out of all the available zones.
All to drive a lifestyle that was impracticle and unaffordable from the start.
- Comment on Extreme Survival Club! is a Japanese Tarkov-style PvE extraction shooter where anime girls battle hunger and the urge to pee 2 days ago:
Sweet looks good enough to check out. Artstyle is selling
- Comment on this absolute bullshit from reddit 1 week ago:
Yeah, you can’t talk there without risk of getting banned off the platform by chance. Sucks because a lot of well-built communities are there and most of what you need to ask can be found there.
- Comment on Anon has a thought 1 week ago:
This would be something Char would say whilst very drunk and going into full immature mode.
- Comment on She's just defending her country 1 week ago:
Video game logic, but the bad kind.
“Yeah I killed all them goons, but the MAIN VILLAIN IS WHERE I DRAW THE LINE! Let’s not punish the leaders but hire them for our benefit like we did in Nuremberg!”
- Comment on A Majority of Americans Now Support Seizing Wealth From AI Industry 1 week ago:
I like how you bring up the gaming industry because it’s always, to me, been a very good indicator for what sort of practices are engaged in other industries.
The little hats that run the gaming industry are just more shameless about it because they know this industry is a lot less likely to agitate the masses compared to a failure made public in say, the automobile or airline industry. Hence, any bad practice brought to light in games, is often preceding or revealing an even worse synonym elsewhere.
- Comment on A Majority of Americans Now Support Seizing Wealth From AI Industry 1 week ago:
Sadly, there is no policing body that would not end up corrupt by trying to restrict wealth accumulation.
It’s human behaviour since the time we figured out its easier to store surplus food away then hunt every day. People ‘like’ big numbers or big counting in the context of hoarding because it provides assurance that we are safe, in a sense.
The real question is how does one guide the human mentality such that it incentivises hoarding or expenditure that returns to the larger group than a few. Really, if you can convince a rich man that improving other people’s livelihoods is a sign of wealth extravagance, we’d be on the path to the stars.
The poorest folk are the ones who never figure out when is enough.
- Comment on Why are so many new programming languages being developed? 1 week ago:
So can we expect some dude whose gradually going blind to be the programmer equivalent of Mozart to write the single greatest script soon?
- Comment on Geologist Reunited With Beloved Rock He Studied 20 Years Ago 2 weeks ago:
Pet rocks are pretty cool, not gonna lie.
- Comment on "We're all in this together" 2 weeks ago:
Feed the CIWS turret.
- Comment on As Xbox and PlayStation flounder, Steam is reportedly having another record year 2 weeks ago:
It is theft. Just plain theft. They don’t know jack about running they’re companies so they resort to just running it into the ground and then running away with the cash.
- Comment on He was no friend to the middle class 2 weeks ago:
But his subordinates do. They’ll keep the corpse running for as long as possible so until they find a new host to parasitise.
- Comment on Copper 3 weeks ago:
They will have entire hard drives explaining KSP Atlas’s shitty math in 3 thousand years…
- Comment on Happy Birthday guys, gals, and other pals! 3 weeks ago:
They didn’t give away Greenland when the Donnie asked. That’s a grudgin’
- Comment on Anon comes up with a dating strategy 4 weeks ago:
Is Occam’s Razor the right term here?
What I do know is that people in happy marriages or divorce on good terms are often not the ones making the loudest noise.
While it’s true that we should advance at our own pace, what’s also true is that we shouldn’t get comfortable with the idea that things will always go our way, especially as we age.
Often, having a good relationshio or, better, a marriage is exactly what people need in case things happen that would otherwise leave us vulnerable, and it goes both ways.
- Comment on Femality is stored in the nipples 5 weeks ago:
Have you seen the Street Fighte4 6 avatar creator? That might change your mind given how many eldritch abominations walk in the multiplayer hub.
- Comment on Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies In Plane Crash 5 weeks ago:
Riding with the peasantry class? Never!
- Comment on brand new sentence 1 month ago:
It’s not the looks but the wealth expenditure.
Being able to spend ludricrously on the scam is a sign of power amongst the elite, and that’s only one half. The other half is the attention it provides and that’s an economy all on its own.
Material nihilism, where people realise there’s no point in hoarding so you gotta splurge AND hoard before you die.
- Comment on My Arrakis 1 month ago:
Just like in real life!
- Comment on They just made the winning bid 1 month ago:
Man I want to get military surplus too just to date curiosity but I am afraid of getting yeeted into the Larpers’ group.
- Comment on They just made the winning bid 1 month ago:
COUGH F-35 RAPTOR COUGH
Quite the embezzlement.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
They run Superman ragged with these orders. Poor Clark can’t catch a break flying shelf-to-shelf.
- Comment on amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity 2 months ago:
The Longer I live, the more I realise America is just Rapture City from Bioshock with some adjustments.
- Comment on America 3 months ago:
So, in other words…
MOVE THAT SHIT FASTER PLEB!!
- Comment on America 3 months ago:
Logistics is the real plebian class no matter the era
- Comment on 8<9 3 months ago:
That’s still 8 for 9 lives.
One machine gun is one action.
- Comment on how things become science 3 months ago:
Pardon, but what… I did say CSAM, may I ask what exactly you mean?
- Comment on how things become science 3 months ago:
Didnn’t something similar happen to Grok but ended up with it generating a ton of CSAM material that circulated twitter?
- Comment on The Struggle 3 months ago:
This has always interested me, especially when I’ve read here and there that issues such as obesity is much more accurate as being a diet problem rather than an exercise problem. Not that the latter doesn’t help at all, certainly.