Sonotsugipaa
@Sonotsugipaa@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Saving 5 hours ago:
- Comment on May not buff out 4 days ago:
i was hungy :c
- Comment on Killing ownership is the method, killing the secondary market is the objective. 4 days ago:
Is everyone on this platform fucking mental?
- Comment on 6 days ago:
Americans were too illiterate and unhealthy to serve in the military
- Comment on The agenda 1 week ago:
Yes, even if the conversation involves that guy from Limitless
- Comment on Lol 2 weeks ago:
among us
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Jesus Christ, that’s Jason born
- Comment on Anon loves marvel movies 2 weeks ago:
Unfortunately, upon reading this comment, I failed to restrain myself from linking [this YT video]
- Comment on Created by dorks to keep us down 2 weeks ago:
/sand its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.They have greatly increased the likelyhood of those of us who read wild takes to understand they’re sarcastic, but they have spoiled society, have made doomscrolling unfulfilling, have subjected human beings to misunderstandings, have led to widespread psychological brainrotting (
in the Third Worldactually no, the lack of social media has some perks) and have inflicted severe damage on the human ability to discern facetiousness.The continued development of LLMs will worsen the situation. It will certainly subject human users to greater policing of “”“spicy”“” words and inflict greater damage on media literacy, it will probably lead to greater social disruption and psychological suffering, and it may lead to increased physical confrontation even in “advanced” countries.
- Comment on Created by dorks to keep us down 2 weeks ago:
Ah, this takes me back to that time I found a meme with this template here on Lemmy and 9/10 comments interpreted it as OP unironically arguing that
whatever_it_was_instead_of_math_idrwas a farce - Comment on Anon loves marvel movies 2 weeks ago:
But the Bible says fellatio bad!!!1!!
- Comment on bone 3 weeks ago:
The human body evolved for resilience: having a large number of bones provides redundancy, meaning that we can break many bones and still have at least one to spare.
It’s also partially a vestigial trait, as our ancestors needed to do a lot of boning in order for the species to survive - nowadays we don’t need to replenish our numbers as much.
- Comment on Give me someone successful instead 3 weeks ago:
Australians serve food on flat landscapes? D:
- Comment on Growth 3 weeks ago:
“Heteros” means “dfferent”, not " opposite"
- Comment on Engine auto-off 4 weeks ago:
In USA metropoles during rush hours, maybe.
For people where >3 out of 4 stop sign encounters are uncontested, the feature is idiotic because not only it slightly wears out the starter, but shutting the engine off and immediately turning it on burns more fuel than letting it spin for those 0.5 extra seconds worth of power, and I doubt the catalytic converter feels that little difference.
Granted, I regularly see a few cars idling while their driver/passenger is buying cigarettes and it drives me nuts, but that has little to do with the start-stop system itself (and that *little* involves them disabling it).
- Comment on Engine auto-off 4 weeks ago:
At this point my muscle memory simply toggles it off as soon as the engine is on, occasionally I even manage to predict when I have to stop for more than 5 seconds and turn it on in time.
- Comment on Engine auto-off 4 weeks ago:
It seems unnecessary, they could just have its user-set switch as one of those factors rather than forgetting everything upon disablng it.
- Comment on Engine auto-off 4 weeks ago:
Some cars, like mine, only allow you to temporarily disable the start-stop system, and it turns on every time you (fully) start the engine.
In my car specifically, if you manually turn the system back on, for whatever reason you have to reach a minimum speed of 10km/h before it works.
- Comment on Pizza 🌟 4 weeks ago:
That would be “pasta puttanesca”
- Comment on Pizza 🌟 4 weeks ago:
Checks out, “pasta alla puttanesca” literally translates to “whore-style pasta”
- Comment on What’s your favorite video game that most people didn’t like ?? 5 weeks ago:
The duplication never made any sense to me, I’m not aware of any OS’ mechanisms for ensuring that files don’t get fragmented;
idk about Windows, but the Slim version was just as fast on Linux when I had the game on an HDD - most of the mission loading time is CPU bound anyway. - Comment on What’s your favorite video game that most people didn’t like ?? 5 weeks ago:
It’s still a great game - it has a whole bunch of issues, but a fraction of the online community is making it look like playing it will burn your house down and frame you for the assassination of JFK.
- Comment on New Halo Campaign Evolved Report Claims Heavy Outsourcing and Major Gameplay Changes 1 month ago:
As Bungie demonstrates: you can take the studio out of the Microsoft management that makes passionate employees quit, but you can’t take the Microsoft management that makes the passionate employees quit out of the studio.
- Comment on Wake up, Mr. Weedman... wake up and... smell the kushes... 1 month ago:
No, that one’s just Hunt Down The Freeman
- Comment on Amazing 1 month ago:
Ah, a reference to the latest moist critical video
- Comment on Is there a good transportation game that actually simulates traffic as well as factorio does trains? 1 month ago:
still 3x slower and annoying when dealing with slopes (= all the time) :c
- Comment on Is there a good transportation game that actually simulates traffic as well as factorio does trains? 1 month ago:
My favorite part of the game by far - with the least favorite part being my friends demanding silly things like “making pretty railway pillars” and “bringing everything to a single place and processing everything locally”…
- Comment on Is there a good transportation game that actually simulates traffic as well as factorio does trains? 1 month ago:
Satisfactory has quite the satisfactory railway mechanics: in addition to what you say what you want with them, you also have to place proper semaphores in order not to have them crashing each other.
Efficient networks require roundabouts and double one-way tracks, but sometimes it’s much more convenient to either have maze-like single one-way tracks (makes paths longer) or two-way tracks (blocks traffic, and gets worse the longer it is).
… there is no “intellgence” with vehicle paths, though: trucks and trains always pick the shortest path, and if they’ve gotta wait, they’re gonna wait.
- Comment on Mint 1 month ago:
Skyrim stealth archer has entered the chat
- Comment on It's about the *option* 1 month ago:
Unironically this is just me with arch linux btw 2: Electric Terminaloo
I’d rather have 5 problems with a piece of software and being able to investigate/fix them, than have 1 problem and be told “whoopsie doopsie, something went wrong, we made a fucky wucky, go pound sand about it”