petrol_sniff_king
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- Comment on My Honest Opinion 2 days ago:
I say this again: never having to deal with us is actually very simple. She’ll never make fun of your toys.
- Comment on My Honest Opinion 2 days ago:
No, I think the bitcoin nft metaverse gooners of yesteryear have found a new thing to pretend is the future.
- Comment on An independent voter explains why they chose a moronic, oligarcho-fascist demagogue over Joe Biden (c. November 2020) [Day 58] 2 days ago:
And this is the… only other option?
- Comment on An independent voter explains why they chose a moronic, oligarcho-fascist demagogue over Joe Biden (c. November 2020) [Day 58] 3 days ago:
That’s true! They’re very stupid.
Since this has been proven twice, it is now a known fact, what should the democrats do next time to enrapture these very stupid people and ensure a decisive victory against the enemy?
- Comment on My Honest Opinion 3 days ago:
You’re free to show your AI images to your AI friends who will give you AI congratulations. I’m not sure why I need to be a part of this masturbation.
- Comment on my escaping the matrix moment was when i stopped being ashamed of my anthropomorphic wolf porn obsession 5 days ago:
Ah, fuck. Pot of Greed.
- Comment on 'The Brutalist' criticised for its use of AI 1 week ago:
I’m a busy man with a busy schedule, so I had chatgpt summarize all that for me:
The comment argues that the value of art lies in the artist’s choice to elevate an ordinary object, criticizing modern conceptual art for being vulgar and unoriginal, while also questioning the value placed on handcrafted items over machine-produced ones.
Uh, my guy, people love handcrafted things. You ever seen E t s y?
- Comment on 'The Brutalist' criticised for its use of AI 1 week ago:
If they didn’t care enough to do it authentically, why should I give a shit about their actor-accent auto tune.
- Comment on 'The Brutalist' criticised for its use of AI 1 week ago:
Hand-made slop will always be worth more than whatever comes out of google’s big pachinko machine. Art is communication. AI can’t communicate.
or I shall be referencing urinals on pedestals.
Why, because it’s vulgar? Prefer your pristine statues of roman soldiers, do you?
- Comment on For a group that considers .world to be Reddit 2.0 and a "CIA propaganda front" they seem to get awfully mad whenever it comes up 2 weeks ago:
Okay, but debate pervert is really funny, though.
- Comment on Day 1 Reddit Refugee 4 weeks ago:
Yeeeeess. I need to install something that auto-removes google’s AI answer at the top of every page.
- Comment on Just because you're a slob at home do you have to be an inconsiderate slob in public 5 weeks ago:
What’s their excuse?
Uh. A life of freedom and happiness?
- Comment on Motivational, inspiring 1 month ago:
Here you go, buddy.
- Comment on Day 135 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I’ve been playing until I forget to post Screenshots 1 month ago:
If we count other people playing the game in front of me, I swear I’ve “played” this remake like 7, 8, 9 times through.
- Comment on Anon falls through the cracks 2 months ago:
Gah, a 4-day work week would be wonderful. I might actually work on my side projects.
- Comment on "The American experiment endures," Biden said. "We're going to be OK." 2 months ago:
Ayy, how apt.
- Comment on Calculatable 2 months ago:
I don’t know the specifics, but there is such a thing as keyboard rollover. MOST KEYBOARDS—whoa, sorry. Most keyboards support up to 6 keys at once, but it might be that they’re still divided into sections with lower rollover numbers, such as the arrow keys and space. Some “gaming” keyboards support up to 25 though, so your best bet if this bothers you is just upgrading to a spiffier typer.
- Comment on Calculatable 2 months ago:
I do try.
Not very hard, but still.
- Comment on Calculatable 2 months ago:
There’s actually a neat reason for this! The way that simple keys work, like those in a calculator, is by connecting a circuit and letting a small amount of voltage through. This is usually fine because the keypad is broken up into different rollover zones, which is how multi-key input works. But if you find and press keys that are all in the same zone, their voltages add up and can actually overwhelm the little cpu in there. Really old calculators were really easy to break because designers never thought users would need to press keys like division, multiplication, subtract, add, square and square root all at once, which as you can imagine, caused a massive power spike.
Now, is any of this true? I have no idea dude, you’re calculator was probably fucking haunted or something. I’d have taken that thing to a seance with a ouija board immediately.
- Comment on Calculatable 2 months ago:
My favorite was MathAlly. I still have it through some built-in android backwards compatibility emulator, but once it goes, it goes. They haven’t been on the app store for years.
- Comment on How do you officially pronounce a possessive like: " Travis' "? 2 months ago:
And he and I can egg yours.
Round and round it goes~… - Comment on Clever, clever 2 months ago:
What, do you people own the word prompt now?
See, this piss-poor reading comprehension is why you shouldn’t let an LLM do your homework for you.
- Comment on Let's discuss: Final Fantasy 3 months ago:
No problem! There is about 40 hours of walking down a single path, but I actually like 13 a lot.
I’ve never seen google do that, by the way. That’s crazy.
- Comment on Let's discuss: Final Fantasy 3 months ago:
The paradigm shift system also introduces this… I dunno, ducking and weaving style gameplay? It’s like you’re the director of an orchestra looking for the right musical swell at the right time.
This paradigm shifting is the same kind that you do in other games when a party member needs to stop and focus on healing, but now that you have to shift your entire team’s focus, while keeping in mind that each role really needs time and momentum to truly be effective, you end up making these real-time opportunity cost decisions about which urgent thing needs the most attention, or whether you can split your focus even though a team that can do this is much weaker at both things it’s trying to accomplish. I really like the way 13 forces you to think about party formation.
I also give it credit for establishing the stagger meter, which was such a good idea that they’ve included it in like every game since then.
- Comment on Let's discuss: Final Fantasy 3 months ago:
That would be 13. :p
- Comment on Let's discuss: Final Fantasy 3 months ago:
I actually really liked 16’s main storyline. Not sure where I rank it, exactly, but parts of it were extremely cool.
What I did not like were the barrel-bin jrpg-tier sidequests where characters show up out of the blue because they’re supposed to be in this scene and “you really thought I wouldn’t see the two of ya’s slinkin’ off” was all I guess the project had the budget for.
I can’t tell you how many times it felt like a character would tell me to go somewhere to do a thing because they can’t go, and so I’d go do it, only for them to show up anyway so they could thank me with sad music.
It was just exhausting how shallow and uninspired most of the side content was.
- Comment on Let's discuss: Final Fantasy 3 months ago:
Funny enough, 13 is actually the one I’ve replayed the most. I think I’ve beaten it like 3 different times, in addition to whatever runs I didn’t finish. It’s kind of grown on me as one of my favorite ones.
Do be ready for about 40 hours of single-path walkways if you ever go back, though. I don’t actually think this is the problem some people make it out to be, but the game isn’t polarizing for no reason.
- Comment on Which unplayed game in your library are you most looking forward to playing eventually? 3 months ago:
Metal Gear Solid V >:)
I bought that game day one, actually played like the first 4 missions, thought to myself “Wow, this is going to be incredible! I should wait until I have a loong weekend, hehe~”, and then never touched it again.
I am glacially making my way through the first 4 now, though.
- Comment on That's Quackers 3 months ago:
xD
Yeah, I didn’t know this technology existed. - Comment on Ok boomer 3 months ago:
Is it actually “cute” that this person allegedly overinflates the worth of checkout labor, or were you being condescending?