LifeInMultipleChoice
@LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world
- Comment on Sony is releasing a new PS5 console, but it's a downgrade 2 days ago:
I agree, but being that you can buy a 256gb SSD from Walmart for $17.99, I’d like to see a new complete game purchase at $67.99 that you just plug the SSD into the top of the console and press a button to turn it on. SSD loads and has the entire contents of a completed game without need for internet access. If it doesn’t work, they didn’t ship a complete game and should be liable for refunding/replacing the product you bought from them.
Sure they are sata drives, but you really shouldn’t need something faster to play a game, as everything can go to the consoles RAM/GPU’s memory and then store back to the drives, meaning they could cut internal storage if needed as well. Stick the drives in cases, put on your games rack. Id like it. Maybe I’m not the main demographic though.
- Comment on Sony is releasing a new PS5 console, but it's a downgrade 2 days ago:
Just put the disc in and shut the lid. I don’t know what these downloads people are talking are
- Comment on Me, whenever I see AI slop on my shitposts (original content I suppose) 3 days ago:
I paid my Internet bill last month, does that count as effort?
- Comment on Checkmate theists 3 days ago:
What are those made of? Is it like pancake mix in a fish mold?
- Comment on Checkmate theists 3 days ago:
Jalapenos on pizza is always a great decision.
- Comment on The sheer amount of websites that are completely unusable without JavaScript 5 days ago:
Yeah if it’s sending the data and not searching from the server itself it would make it easier to track you having higher security almost. Because it would make your identifiers more unique if everyone else wasn’t… That’s food for thought
- Comment on The sheer amount of websites that are completely unusable without JavaScript 5 days ago:
Maybe I’m misunderstanding but when the VPN makes a request for the page information the request isn’t forwarding the browser information is it? So wouldn’t most of that be mitigated there?
As in the VPNs several making the request should show when they scrape that information, not the end user. Maybe I’m not understanding that though.
- Comment on That one Pokémon 5 days ago:
I was thinking crabs, many are slimy, have legs and have an exoskeleton, but maybe that’s different than a house.
- Comment on That one Pokémon 5 days ago:
I was going to go with tree, but they obviously overlap. Tree just had the advantage of being alive still. Unless we count roots as legs… shit
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Unlike movies/tv portray it, sex isn’t clean. If people had sex and someone walked in after, the room absolutely will smell like sex as well. PH levels change, sweat is everywhere, and heart rates should very much be elevated unless both parties are extremely fit and are taking things slow. The moments made during sex aren’t movements made when doing daily activities either, so it engages muscles that people wouldn’t normally use, which can cause someone to have to work harder.
At the end of the day, the only reason people don’t view sex as disgusting is because we find pleasures in it. There are fluids leaking from multiple orphaces and being swapped and dripping all over anything you encounter. If someone said they spit, sweat, and bled on your sheets people would say what the fuck, put them in the wash… Yet some people are perfectly fine just going to sleep in it after, which to each their own.
If it’s your first partner, as for the blood… that day will come eventually. Whether it’s I thought my period was over, it hadn’t started yet, or whatever it is. It will end up happening eventually. It isn’t gross, it is just blood but it’s something that all parties should be prepared for if they are mature enough to have sex in my opinion. It will get on both parties, and will get on the sheets. Cold water will get it out of the sheets just like clothing. If you have a good partner you’ll do your own preferences clean up seperate or together throw the sheets in the wash and go on with your night.
Sorry if that’s to much information, I had a couple partners in my 20s who told me they had ex boyfriends that acted like pricks about such, which just tells me they were immature. So I figure it’s best to just have discussions with your partners to avoid any pricks in the world.
Anyways, it’s normal to sweat.
- Comment on Hypothetically, if you have memory problems and need to write down events, is there a system which you can verify that its not tampered with? (Like a digital checksum, but for a journal) 6 days ago:
I remember in college one of my teachers told the class if we were going to be late with our submissions that were do by midnight to submit a corrupted document before midnight. Then when you finished your document to change your bios/system clock to before that time, paste it into a fresh document and save it with the same name. That way when he told you the document was corrupted it wouldn’t be obvious the document was created after the due date.
Can’t remember if I ever ended up having to do that. (You can do it using the touch command in Linux I believe, instead of having to change your clock.). I just remember thinking it was comical that the professor told us to do it.
- Comment on It's what's for dinner 1 week ago:
Yeah my first thought was maybe I should add more butter
- Comment on Modern Windows in a nutshell 1 week ago:
Not that I’m thinking about it I bet it’s because the clock is a local app when the OS installs, but if you sign into a Microsoft account they probably re-install the clock from a Microsoft Store version. Which would give it the ability to auto sync features pertaining to your calendar and shit. So items you put in your Microsoft Planner will integrate automatically. Meaning of you use a local account there is likely no update, but if you sign in all your tasks, calendar items and shit likely automatically populate into it.
Bet they tried to integrate it into copilot or something as well, so like in Android if you told Google assistant or Gemini to set an alarm it is able to add it directly to you calendar and such.
- Comment on Modern Windows in a nutshell 2 weeks ago:
I remember seeing this update and wondering the same. It occurs the first time the clock app is launched, and the “update” is really just pulling the time zone data and setting the clock to what is accurate, seperate from the bios time it was going off of prior to that. It’s really just looks worse than it is.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Sounds like a very rocky situation that it’s best to further discuss with your ex wife.
Everyone’s different but I have never been in a relationship where that would have worked out well, and I’m still on good terms with all my exes. Probably best you either give it a couple more years and just move out when you think the kids are ready, or consider moving out now and figuring out how to sort the kids situation out. If you and your ex wife aren’t on good enough terms to discuss those topics, I doubt living together would work out in a healthy manner for you guys/the kids.
- Comment on If you got in a time machine 2 weeks ago:
Ah okay. I didn’t look into them. I just used it to try to send some instructions on how to get a game install working on Mint when I didn’t want to ask for their email address or give out my IP and a temp login so they could download it off my fileserver. (I haven’t exactly put a lot of effort into security there)
- Comment on If you got in a time machine 2 weeks ago:
AI tokens? Is that something your seeing on a desktop page. I only see the send file option on Android. I don’t even see a donations button
- Comment on If you got in a time machine 2 weeks ago:
filetransfer.io Was the site I came across
- Comment on If you got in a time machine 2 weeks ago:
I ran into a online file transfer site last week that was apparently run or owned by likewire. Was really surprised.
- Comment on I NEED to eat this! 2 weeks ago:
I do have to say peppers on pizza is a great choice. Can’t say I’d want to go beyond jalapenos, habaneros, banana peppers, red/green/orange/yellow peppers though.
That said, is trying this pizza, but I’d have to start crust first
- Comment on What would be an inexpensive and reliable way to set up a personal-use VPN tunnel? 2 weeks ago:
What I would do is find a router that allows a VPN to be set up on it like an ASUS AX6000 (quick search found it would support it, probably shop around to find something that’s quality). Then I would set it up to broadcast a wifi name like WORK WIFI and set a password on it that’s different than the rest of the wifi your broadcast for home use. Only connect to the work wifi with his work device and all the traffic will go through that VPN. He can get a cheap dedicated IP address for the state he needs from someone like Private Internet Access. They have deals like 3 years for 79 for their dedicated IPs. So really he can go cheaper if he thinks he only needs it for a year and his IP would always stay the same in that state. You just want to make sure the router has a decent enough processor to ensure the VPN can work nicely. Hopefully someone will throw in a mention of one they have used.
- Comment on President Trump shows President Zelenskyy and President Macron his 4 More Years hats 2 weeks ago:
Why would their be merchandise. Offer them a comfortable place to sit, a warm meal, and a bed to lay on if it’s better for them than having to immediately leave after. It isn’t supposed to be a destination location, it’s a workplace.
- Comment on Stop! 2 weeks ago:
Sorting by hot, was my first post as well. Give it a few days and we’ll wonder if we ever saw this or we were just dreaming
- Comment on that's a sunday night 2 weeks ago:
The bezel on the TV makes me think newer as well. Looks like a Roku TV
- Comment on Do gangs that collect protection money actually do any protecting? 3 weeks ago:
A gang is just a group of people who organize around a set of rules or beliefs and is considered to be illegal because they are operating outside the limits set by the current regime. Let’s use the Taliban as an example. Some people called them a terrorist organization that was by intents and proposes a gang. So when they are now called the Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan, and are recognized as the government leaders of Afghanistan, they no longer are performing illegal acts, because they make the laws. If an organization turns to seize control we change the name from gangs to rebel groups. Then rebel groups to government.
- Comment on Do gangs that collect protection money actually do any protecting? 3 weeks ago:
That’s not all of it. But a government is just a gang as well. If you don’t pay taxes, you’ll be met by goons. Sure it’s more “civilized” but that’s only a mask to ensure people aren’t trying to overthrow them all the time. A Mon boss a monarchy are functionally the same are they not?
- Comment on I did not look up how progressive lenses really work before getting some. 3 weeks ago:
So as someone who’s mid 30s and was proscribed contacts at 18 and had one blow back into my eye while on a motorcycle, then another crack (probably from my misuse) and irritate my eye real bad, and just give up on wearing anything. At what age would you say I should draw a hard line of making sure I get something so my eyes will adapt properly. I still passed the eye test at the DMV, but it’s gotta be close. Somehow I don’t think my distance has gotten worse from 18-35 because I can still read text on street signs and captions on TVs.
Just figured I’d ask because your talk about 42 vs 60 adapting to lenses, or if I could just keep ignoring it and adapt when I do get glasses eventually.
- Comment on Have you encountered this? 3 weeks ago:
I’ll meet you half way, we’ll not suggest you pay tips on taxes, but you will pay a $2.99 dining room fee to use our facilities. You can avoid this by doing pick up with a $1.99 convenience fee.
- Comment on Have you encountered this? 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, what’s likely happening here is that the Tip numbers were told to calculated off the subtotal intentionally. So say you buy a “happy hour” drink and it is $3 instead of $6, they tip is calculated before the “discount”.
Their machine could have actually been wrong, but using a total before discounts seems more likely.
- Comment on Steam Banned A Horror Game Before It Could Launch, So Now It’s Free 4 weeks ago:
Oh cool, I wasnt sure about how much space and stuff it’ll take, I’ll book mark this and check this weekend maybe. Thanks for the info
