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- Comment on Anon wants American companies to make a good RPG 1 month ago:
Still not Europe or Asia, innit?
- Comment on Why fed ship do not have dedicate landing team, but send bridge crew on dangerous mission ? 2 months ago:
Because we all know that a sergeant and soldiers can’t even hit a starship from 10 meters. Yes, Stormtroopers, I’m talking about you. What, this is what community again?
- Comment on Took me disappointingly long 3 months ago:
The guy looks suspiciously like Sean Austin (Sam from Lord of the Rings)
- Comment on Why don't passanger airplanes come with parachutes for people? 5 months ago:
I’ve seen a concept of an airplane that can eject sections of it’s hull, each equipped with a large parachute. This can solve the problem of “how to put parachutes on each passenger including kids, disabled and panicked and teach them how to use it”. Also it doesn’t require the plane to maintain certain height, speed or angle for parachuting.
But of course it will add extra weight to carry, because not only they’ll need to install big parachutes, but also ejection system and something to seal off ejectable sections.
- Comment on My RuneScape inspired indie fitness MMORPG WalkScape is looking for more beta testers 6 months ago:
Will be there a way to purchase or subscribe outside of Google Play? Or even use the game without google services?
- Comment on What the hell is this shit? Instead of pushing for the return to traditional pensions, capitalism is celebrating the idea that Millennials & Gen Z may simply never be able to stop working. 11 months ago:
In rich countries with public pension systems. Of course you would have no problem to retire if public pension is good enough for decent living
- Comment on The amount of spam texts I get from Republican campaigns 1 year ago:
Welcome to !privacy@lemmy.ml - you’ll learn not to share your phone number with strangers.
- Comment on Would you all prefer lemmy as a whole reaches the userbase of reddit, or to remain smaller? 1 year ago:
The more the merrier. Yes, there will be more shit content, but there will be more quality content and engagement. Small platforms tend to die or become an echo chamber.
I want Lemmy to replace Reddit completely