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- Comment on Any help , bros ? 18 hours ago:
Get some heavy duty wire cutters, that would be the easiest method, but if you don’t have any you can just take a hammer to that plastic bit and obliterate it. Heck, even a hefty stone would work.
- Comment on Bloodborne is now on PC natively with online features like massages, bloodstains and co-op 1 day ago:
Even though it came out on the PS4, it’s backwards compatible with the PS5. Keeping it exclusive still means that the game can sell a system if someone really wants to play it bad enough.
Of course, that probably accounts for less than 1% of people who purchase a PS5 at this point, but you and I have probably put more thought into this in this one single thread than the entire board of directors at Sony did. To them, games are transactional and old games are not worth bothering with at this point.
- Comment on Bloodborne is now on PC natively with online features like massages, bloodstains and co-op 2 days ago:
gasp not my good boy points!
- Comment on Bloodborne is now on PC natively with online features like massages, bloodstains and co-op 2 days ago:
My understanding is that they’ve always wanted to port it to PC since it was an incredibly successful title, but they had licensing issues with Sony thay prevent them from doing so.
In other words, don’t blame From Software, blame the suits at Sony for thinking that keeping Bloodbourne as a console exclusive forever will somehow translate to selling more Playstations.
- Comment on Anon likes bikes 2 days ago:
It’s not as hard as it seems. I have taught adults how to ride in a single afternoon and after their 3rd or 4th time out riding they are as confident as if they had been doing it since childhood.
- Comment on Anon likes bikes 2 days ago:
Use a higher gear on 0% inclines? Once you get moving it takes very little effort to keep the bike going at a pretty good speed.
I feel like the sweaty folk are all in 1st gear because it’s easier to pedal, but they have to be constantly pumping their legs to maintain speed, so elevated heart rate causes excessive perspiration.
Also, like everyone else has already said, ebikes can help give you a break when needed and also help with the dreaded hills and steep inclines.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 3 weeks ago:
The only reason a Lunar base/habitat would be needed aside from just a scientific endeavor (no expectation of return on investment, just for the sake of knowledge itself) is that the escape velocity is much lower than on earth so it wouldn’t require as much energy to launch rockets and satellites. A shipyard on the moon could be a realistic case scenario.
But, we aren’t producing spacecraft at a scale where it would be economical to do so yet, and there’s still the logistical issue of getting the fuel to the moon to perform launches without some kind of space elevator - impractical and hazardous.
Will we get to that point someday? Most likely, but right now any attempt at a permanent moon habitat is doomed to fail. Case in point, if governments are struggling to provide the ISS with necessary parts and technicians to keep it operational, doing the same thing but farther away is just not going to work.
I hope I live long enough to see it, but I’m not holding out hope that it will happen in my lifetime.
- Comment on According to the New York Times, Game of Thrones is the 6th best TV show of the 21st century 3 weeks ago:
That one is on there, I think.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 3 weeks ago:
Stop qualityposting in my shitposting community!
- Comment on .🤨. 4 weeks ago:
In case you are unaware of the story of the origins of the Mormon faith that Mormons actually believe, go look up the South Park episode titled All About Mormons. It gives a pretty brief overview of everything, including the stones in the hat.
It’s quite a funny episode, tbh.
- Comment on SBA #242 Sins and Virtues 4 weeks ago:
I fucking love this squidward meme lol
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 5 weeks ago:
Is it weird that I kind of appreciate the design language of the Volkswagen in that picture? Moreso than the Audi, at least.
Yeah, that form factor is definitely old people coded at this point, and has always been for as long as I can remember, but I find something quite charming about it. I can’t quite explain it. It’s not nostalgia, because I never owned a car like that before, but I do remember seeing them on the road 30+ years ago and thinking to myself “that’s an old car!”.
I wonder if design trends ever loop back around for cars the same way that it does for fashion? Perhaps not, as I’m sure the industry has purposefully moved away from cars that look like that due to improved safety features or enhanced auto regulations, but if I were interested in buying a car for it’s unique or appealing shape alone, then I would much rather be driving around an old boxy VW Golf than ever be caught dead in a Cybertruck.
- Comment on So are they like extinct or something? 5 weeks ago:
Jokes on you! We’re currently in a rhomboid-shaped economy right now!
- Comment on Min wage in most states is so sad 5 weeks ago:
I don’t know. On one hand, I think it’s naive to think that dragging these politicians down to our level is going to make them see things through a different lens, as most of them are multi-millionaires anyway and the pay they get is just the gravy on top, and reducing their salaries isn’t going to fix any kind of budgetary problem all on it’s own - the money that they earn off of taxpayers is nothing compared to the national debt.
On the other hand, this cadre of politicians who exercise the most power and authority is so openly corrupt now that they do not even bother to hide it anymore. I feel like you can’t get much worse than we already are without them resorting to literal mustache twirling acts of villainy.
Now, if we were somehow able to make them give up their wealth, to divest themselves from the financial consequences of their actions and live with the lasting legacy that they themselves wrought for others, that might have some effect, but that would require people to be altruistic and principled enough to understand that taking a job as a public servant shouldn’t make you rich, and you should do it for the good of the people you represent.
- Comment on *Eyeroll* 1 month ago:
There are so many dog whistles in just this one post, it’s more like a dog siren.
- Comment on Food served to US service men & women. 1 month ago:
Like what?
And before you say free ride through college, let me head that off - it’s not free if it comes at the cost of human life being churned through the endless war machine.
- Comment on $29 in San Francisco 1 month ago:
That noble act of service deserves to be a tax write-off of some sort.
- Comment on Anon has seen it all before 1 month ago:
Helios and Luna? You’re mixing Greek and Latin nomenclature! My immersion is ruined!
- Comment on Well if that isn't just about the most evil thing you could openly admit to doing. 1 month ago:
Can’t you guys just rob banks like normal crooks?
- Comment on Behold, "the whole story of Steam's economy in one picture": the top 1% of games earn 84.5% of estimated revenue, and most games barely make anything 1 month ago:
Okay, but explain how consumer preferences are somehow Steam’s fault?
If you told me it was that way because Steam was boosting AAA games and suppressing indie titles, then okay, you have a valid reason to criticize Steam for that, but that doesn’t seem to be the case.
- Comment on Easy Delivery Co. I'll just be a little car driving a kei truck around a mountain town. 1 month ago:
Haha, I’m playing through Mina the Hollower. I get to be a cute mouse girl, but live in a terrifying world full of monsters. Sorry Lionel, I changed my mind about repairing the spark generators. I’m just going to stay in town and hang out, if ya don’t mind.
- Comment on Chef 2 months ago:
Unless the recipe calls for an absolutely egregious amount of garlic, I sometimes triple or even quadruple the garlic the recipe calls for. One clove is barely perceptible to me now.
- Comment on this is so dark, Black Mirror couldn’t have imagined it 2 months ago:
“Sorry, the job description said we were looking for a software developer, not a bot wrangler. There must have been some kind of miscommunication. Best of luck out there!”
- Comment on Take-Two CEO Says We'll All Be Streaming Our Games In 3 Years 2 months ago:
Bet. Pirates will find a way to get around whatever draconian anti-consumer shit they come up with.
- Comment on Theft 2 months ago:
Looks like the Democrats have finally refined their messaging, now all they need to do is form a coalition more powerful than the establishment DINO centrists.
- Comment on In Open Carry states, is it also allowed to openly carry bladed weapons like Swords? Bow and arrow? 2 months ago:
California has some of the weirdest rules. It was a felony to even possess nunchaku in the state until as recent as 2022. Meanwhile, you can own a big ass fucking machete and the law specifies that you must open carry it when you take it anywhere, but a balisong is still illegal to possess, concealed or otherwise.
I feel like a lot of the weapon laws were drafted as emotional responses to very specific events, both real and imagined, and nobody ever bothered to go back over the data after the fact to see if the bans actually did anything.
- Comment on Languages 2 months ago:
I haven’t had my coffee yet this morning. Read this and was like…
“Spanis” 👁👄👁
- Comment on Ciao 2 months ago:
I like her content, it’s all fresh memes amd funny NSFW shit. Funny enough, I actually sought out her posts a while back and couldn’t figure out what name she was posting under.
- Comment on Can You Find Saddam Hussein? 2 months ago:
Same :(
- Comment on In Star Wars, what would it mean "to bring balance to The Force?" 2 months ago:
I used to argue about the interpretation of the prophecy with other fans for years before I finally came upon an epiphany one day.
It doesn’t matter what it means, because even the Jedi don’t know for sure.
Yoda even admits that the prophecy may have been misread.
So every interpretation of the prophecy from “Destruction of the Sith” to “Equal number of Jedi and Sith” (the “official” canon answer and the oft-cited fanon answer respectively) to the much less common “The prophecy isn’t real/is a lie” and “The prophecy is real but Anakin/Luke/Rey were not the Chosen One” are all equally valid, IMO.
The movie gave you room to believe whatever you want to believe. Certainly, George made it clear what the Jedi themselves think - that the prophecy is real, that it means complete destruction of the Sith forever, and that Anakin probably isn’t the chosen one but they were willing to leave the door open for that one…