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- Comment on Steam Autumn Sale 2025 Has Begun 1 week ago:
Seconding “In Stars and Time”
- Comment on Any fuckin windows? 1 week ago:
Dark souls posting
- Comment on Pinup 2 weeks ago:
Lite Brite was the original pixel art
- Comment on I fixed Borderlands 4's stuttering issue by upping my shader cache size to 100 GB, which feels like something I shouldn't have to do in a well-optimised game 3 weeks ago:
I partly agree with you in that everyone using the same UE5 engine is bad
But I really don’t agree that deferred rendering techniques are inherently bad. Maybe they cause negative incentives for developers that lead to worse games in the long run, but you might as well blame capitalism at that point
I like techniques such as TAA because they do work better as anti-aliasing in my experience. I’ve multiple times had the choice between TAA and traditional AA and I think TAA simply does what it sets out to do better. Upscaling and frame generation are also nice to haves as optional features people can enable. Sometimes I use them, sometimes not. But it is bad that companies use these techniques as a crutch, indeed, but I don’t want to see them gone
- Comment on Fuck Chad 3 weeks ago:
Yeah for sure, as I said, it hinges upon how interested we actually are in space
But modern computers and manufacturing techniques have made reusable rockets possible, and they exist now, so things are not quite the same as they used to be
- Comment on Fuck Chad 3 weeks ago:
Were definitively not getting any space hotels within a decade
Two decades however? Possible. I do think we will see the buildup of a lot more space infrastructure this century, but it all depends upon how much the world cares about space and its development
- Comment on Reddit lost it 4 weeks ago:
I will only accept an airgapped locally run and true FOSS sexbot in my home!!
- Comment on Scientific unprogress... 4 weeks ago:
I’ve literally seen people argue that since breast milk is unpasteurized then raw cow milk is fine
- Comment on Scientific unprogress... 4 weeks ago:
A joke doesn’t work when it’s indistinguishable from the stuff that people actually say
You are on a written medium, where there is no tone, body language, or otherwise wider context. What do you expect to happen? People can’t read your mind
- Comment on Internet discourse is wonderful 5 weeks ago:
It’s the “Pills that make you green” comic, and it’s an intentionally thinly veiled metaphor on trans people
- Comment on And they even get a seizure when you take their ipads away 5 weeks ago:
The thing that would scare me the most is that the parents don’t even know that such things are possible on their devices
Maybe my opinion of others is low, but I find it highly unbelievable most would even realize that something like programming is understandable, or tinkering around with music, or other stuff along those veins. Maybe drawing is still realistic them
But that would just go to show that there’s a lack of all of this in the first place, even for parents
- Comment on And they even get a seizure when you take their ipads away 5 weeks ago:
If you block any of the unproductive apps, and allow only the productive ones, and give the kid “free” access to what they have on the iPad, they will tinker with what’s available
They might fuss around for a bit if they know there’s other stuff, but ultimately they can’t force your hand, and it should still be plenty fun to do the harder things
- Comment on 1 month ago:
I can’t figure out what’s strange about her hands, and aren’t the blinds from the original image? Which I presume is real?
- Comment on healthy nutrition 1 month ago:
Not necessarily. I’m pretty sure there’s more parts to binge eating than just eating a lot of food in a short period of time. More psychology involved such as struggling to control yourself/how much you eat, and likely involving overeating by a lot
But like, do read up on expert sources than just me
- Comment on President Trump shows President Zelenskyy and President Macron his 4 More Years hats 1 month ago:
“it’s just a joke” has been the biggest lie of everyone that had ever said it
Human has a purpose, it introduces ideas, it hits at an undercurrent of communication. It’s never “just a joke”
- Comment on Begun the kernel wars have 1 month ago:
Wdym supported for 2 months? It was, and still is, in closed alpha, getting regular updates
- Comment on *sniff* *mumbles* 2 months ago:
He doesn’t say intellectual pursuits, but more that people are free to actually be themselves, and then, later, maybe even have sex on their own terms
It’s basically a commentary on societal expectations in social structures such as dating, by following the concepts such as using toys to have a “successful” date to its logical extreme
- Comment on What a shocker! 2 months ago:
It’s .øre that it’s exhausting than anything else
I don’t want to play a game where people keep telling slurs or being toxic towards others. It just ruins the whole experience
- Comment on Why is kindness often viewed as a sign of naïveté? 2 months ago:
With a slight addendum, tit for tat is best, while also allowing for an appropriate amount of forgiveness
Also this short game showcases the concept well ncase.me/trust/
- Comment on Apart, low in cholesterine 2 months ago:
Relieving dehydration does increase athletic performance, however
Now, sure, this might not have any difference compared to plain old water, but the marketing never claimed that!
And yes this sort of shitty trickery is exactly what they’re doing
- Comment on And I'm bored 2 months ago:
Yeah it’s like, I’m not gonna watch a movie when I’m sitting on the toilet or taking a short break on the couch. Same reason for why I go on here when I’m on the tram or similar
It’s intentionally meant to just be a low effort break activity. You very much can watch or read short-term media with intention
- Comment on Payment Processors Are Pressuring Major Gaming Vendors to Pull LGBTQ+ and NSFW Titles 2 months ago:
I keep people repeating this, but where are you getting this information from? I’ve never seen this claim before, and I’ve not noticed this happening when I’ve used itch in the past either?
- Comment on data transfer 2 months ago:
You have a 1.6 petabyte SSD?
- Comment on well? 2 months ago:
Yes I know what vacuum decay is, and the thing I referenced, the inflaton field, is a hypothetized false vacuum near the very start of the universe, that went through this exact process, giving rise to our current vacuum and ending the hypothetized inflation era
I know there’s a hypothesis that our current vacuum could be metastable as well, but that’s a seperate thing
- Comment on well? 2 months ago:
Astronomy is critical towards understanding the foundational principles of reality. Observing the universe around us is the guide for where physics should follow
And I think most people would agree that understanding how our world works, the physics of it all, is very very useful in unforeseen ways. Cannot hope to make a circuit if you don’t know how electricity works, right?
- Comment on well? 2 months ago:
That is literally what the current big bang theory says! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflationary_epoch?wprov=sf…
- Comment on Sabine Hossenfelder Has Started Openly Defending Proven Grifters 2 months ago:
She always gave me off vibes. I didn’t really understand why she got the recognition she did
- Comment on You'd need to calculate the compound interest 2 months ago:
Exactly why it’d be a curse
- Comment on investment 2 months ago:
While I get this sentiment, to me it still feels pointless, because it all just seems… boring?
Because what’s the thrill? That you might win money? But then if you intentionally go in with your sentiment, there is no money to be won. The thrill is gone.
Why not just play a video game instead?
- Comment on It's just loss. 2 months ago:
I don’t think it’s disingenuous. It represents the total share of resource consumption. If something has 2x the biomass, it consumed 2x the materials needed to produce that biomass (purely in terms of the makeup of the body, that is)
I don’t think count by itself is very relevant. There’s more bacteria in a glass of water than there are humans in a country, but what does that tell you, exactly?