drmoose
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- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 3 days ago:
Big doubt on the likelihood on that
- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 3 days ago:
Lies that white wash one of the most horrendous religions in the world are indeed important - just not the way you imply.
- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 3 days ago:
It’s just white washing history.
There has been a major propaganda campaing to claim thay Islam centers were there to bring light to people through education when, no fucking shit sherlock - everything else was punishable by death by the cut weeny cult.
- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 3 days ago:
Ah yes Morocco - the 137th out of 148th countries when it comes to women rights.
If anything this “university” had an inverse effect this meme implies.
- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 3 days ago:
Nah I think OP is right. Googling around the story seems mostly made up for bragging points. It also started as religious school not sciences 100%.
- Comment on Steam Hardware [new Steam Controller, Steam Machine, and VR headset Steam Frame, coming in 2026] 1 week ago:
Really excited for this and hopefully that means steamvr on Linux will actually start working better! The current Beta build is much better but still lots of work to do.
I’m definitely getting the frame as upgrade from quest 3 which I rarely use due to it being attached to Meta. The controller is no brainer considering that old steamdeck controller is still one of the best controllers on the market. Not sure about steam machine mostly because I just built my own PC - would have totally waited for it if I knew it was coming but it looks so slick.
Very excited for Linux in 2026!
- Comment on Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever 3 weeks ago:
Been a while since I used windows but afaik docs are much worse on that side of things. At least on Linux you find some command or smt that could fix your issue, many windows problems are unsolvable and completely undocumented. There isn’t even a centralized log system like journalctl on windows so every error is just an alert pop up that says nothing or just complete silence.
- Comment on Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever 3 weeks ago:
Immutable distros just add endless headache for new users
I disagree here. Sure it makes copy/paste computing a bit harder but it also prevents newbies from working themselves into a dysfunctional operating system which happens way more often than you’d think. People open a port or set some system variable for one thing and never set it back breaking everything else. With immutable system new users are forced into sustainable, reversible and transparent solutions.
The issue is that immutable linux is still pretty new so some mutable solutions aren’t adapted in immutable ways yet but if you’re just gaming you should never be on that side of the bleeding edge anyway.
- Comment on Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever 3 weeks ago:
I’ve converted all my gaming to linux including vr and couldn’t be happier! Even hardware works flawlessly these days with the exception of VR. I’m still struggling to get No Man’s Sky to work on my quest 3 and linux VR and thats really the only thing I’m missing but it seems close to working just needs more fiddling.
- Comment on Mass layoffs in the gaming industry continue - estimated 11k layoffs in 2025 and total 46k in the last 3 years 4 weeks ago:
Thanks for the update!
- Mass layoffs in the gaming industry continue - estimated 11k layoffs in 2025 and total 46k in the last 3 yearswww.linkedin.com ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on Anon shops for diamonds 5 weeks ago:
To me diamond looks like a piece of glass. Sure it’s more durable but I think the existence of modern glass ruined any remaining value diamond had.
Then the things like Swarovski crystals just entirely destroyed any remaining appeal.
- Comment on Just got this flyer in the mail today. 1 month ago:
Still crazy. Airconditioning is dirt cheap these days - a small bedroom aircon is like 300-400 usd these days.
- Comment on OK what is your Roman name? 1 month ago:
Instant Noodlius also coincidentally my male stripper name
- Comment on Anon is exploited 1 month ago:
You’re right and I’ve edited that my pov is from tech side after posting but for some reason edit didn’t confirm. Can’t really comment on areas as I work in software but it’s technically illegal everywhere including less developed asian countries but no one is actually enforcing this unfortunately.
- Comment on Anon is exploited 1 month ago:
In Asia it’s even worse. Standard work day in China for example is 9-9-6 which 9am to 9pm six days a week - remember that next time you see China living in 2070 propaganda. Six days a week is still de facto standard in most Asian countries.
The best part is that the actual work output is actually worse than five day 9-5 but I guess you have to keep the masses too busy for self awareness even if it costs economically. I’d remote contract with many teams in Shenzen, Tokyo and Hochiminh city and its incredibly how little actual work they get done with these crazy hours and its not due to lack of employee skill.
- Comment on Anon doesn't understand streamer fans 1 month ago:
I think you’re missing some cultural context where 80% of twitch streams by women are just softcore porn. It became much more diverse and acceptable now but soft sex workers were huge on Twitch without even doing much of actual sex work.
- Comment on Skibidi Schadenfreude 2 months ago:
I literally have party decorations and days off secured for Putin. Likely going to be the biggest party of 21st century when that shitstain disappears
- Comment on Reddit lost it 2 months ago:
it’s 8 upvotes with 133 comments…
- Comment on September 2025: Updates for the .worlds and call for donations 2 months ago:
I’ve started evaluate all free (as in freedom) services to match my entertainment subscriptions (I.e. netflix) and this ended up being avg 5$/mo min wage for all free services that I use which is very reasonable expense. All things don’t even add up to 100$/mo in my case and the value much outweighs that!
Bless be the foss priests 🙏
- Comment on Hollow Knight: Silksong is out now on Steam - and it broke Steam servers for 15 minutes and counting now 2 months ago:
Played the first half hour of it and love it. Can’t wait for the weekend to really dig into it.
- Comment on Rogue.site is a new worker-owned, reader-funded gaming site 2 months ago:
7$ is a bit steep but I’ve been looking for a new gaming source and 0$ gets you most access
- Comment on Left 4 Dead creator teasing new four player co-op shooter 2 months ago:
Darktide is the best l4d successor out there if you haven’t played it yet!
- Comment on Are you not entertained? 2 months ago:
Theres plenty you can care about that isn’t billionaire pop stars or famines. I really despise this argument.
Theres so much optimistic shit these days and education has never been this accessible. Join a book club, environmental club, local community, hobby niche, care about different countries and regions.
There are literally a billion things you should care more about than a billionaires getting engaged. It’s frankly disgusting.
- Comment on Are you not entertained? 2 months ago:
Nah, why not both?
- Comment on Are you not entertained? 2 months ago:
I don’t wish all the best to any billionaire.
You’re a fundamentally failed human being if you allow yourself to hoard this much wealth. At least tech billionaires pretend to have some sort of ideal goal they’re working on but entertainer just be straight up pure narcissists.
- Comment on No Man's Sky: Voyagers update releases today, introduces customizable "colossal, fully furnished, completely bespoke Corvette-class starships" 2 months ago:
My biggest comfort game that just keeps getting more comfy! Been holding out on VR experience for Valve’s VR device but it seems like it’ll be far off - might as well jump back in.
- Comment on The recent Steam censorship debacle actually sort of opened me up to adult games. 2 months ago:
My recommendations:
- Aurelia is an adventure point and click where you move to a cozy fantasy town. Beautiful art and presentation and just good erotica all around with reasonable puzzle and rpg gameplay.
- Third Crisis is an ultimate gooner game. It really goes out there and if you’re into that sort of thing and it’s really well made.
- Kaiju Princess hang out with a girl who’s secretly a kaiju monster
Most steam erotica games started out as poor quality visual novels or clone games with titties but the scene is really shaping up to something much more interesting!
- Comment on YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE 2 months ago:
the brain fills in the gap
To expand on this, current leading theory (predictive processing) says that brain first generates a visual image than confirms it with inputs and if there’s no input to confirm/deny the halucination it’s just accepted as is. So we can have a whole load of blind spots in all of our sensors and continue functioning rather well with an ocassional artifact.
- Comment on Game prices should have increased with every new generation, former PlayStation US boss says 3 months ago:
If anything Steam showed us thay 60$ game is a stupid idea. Free markets pay what they feel like paying and thats when creators and consumers are the happiest not some fixed random price.