mojofrododojo
@mojofrododojo@lemmy.world
- Comment on Make it stop 1 day ago:
depressingly, yep.
- Comment on Make it stop 1 day ago:
well, your bitch mcconnels and flimsey grahams do, fo sho… your fetal-alcoholism green and handjob boeberts were more what I was thinking for the basics civics tests…
- Comment on Make it stop 1 day ago:
could we have a bare minimum tho? like, a civics test, because I’m really getting the impression these conservative fucks don’t understand the basics. At all. And when you only have vague knowledge of what’s right and wrong, allowing tyranny to slip by is just a lil’ ooopsie. But if we test incoming pols for the basics, when they violate their oaths to the constitution they can then be held accountable.
Now it’s just open season for any moron to come bumbling through the senate/house at state or federal level and claim they interpreted things differently while grifting the fuck out of what few freedoms remain.
- Comment on Steam Next Fest has started once again. What good demos have you found? 4 days ago:
I’ve seen it second hand; it’s wretched. imho many of these monetization mechanics should be restricted to 21+.
- Comment on Steam Next Fest has started once again. What good demos have you found? 4 days ago:
Also trying to be patient for Clover Pit
clover pit looks like gambling addiction on roids, holy shit did they exploit a good game loop. like, almost scary if you’ve known anyone who’s struggled with it. at least it’s not real currency and loot boxes fuck
- Comment on Steam Next Fest has started once again. What good demos have you found? 4 days ago:
I dig that microprose is going back to it’s roots with stuff like Cleared Hot and Tiny Combat Arena. satisfying.
- Comment on All this produce is going to spoil at the food bank where I volunteer 4 days ago:
yet another reason to really dig costco. huzzah, respect
- Comment on His last pickup rolled over. 5 days ago:
a mobile home, hauls kayaks,
at least it’s not a pavement princess. guy down the block has to literally grab a step stool to help his wife into his. It’s never been off asphalt.
- Comment on That's a good question 5 days ago:
Because according to the Christian faith, the death on the cross is the moment of victory. The divide-by-zero that absolves sin.
clever romans cut that gordian knot: “he’s the son of god? and god? ok yeah sure buddy, Romulus, grab the nails.”
- Comment on how do they come up with this seriously 1 week ago:
oh. eh. life finds a way I guess.
- Comment on how do they come up with this seriously 1 week ago:
didn’t 4chan get taken down? where does this stuff come from?
- Comment on Hit it and quit it 1 week ago:
yup. hell no magic underwear either
- Comment on Captcha 1 week ago:
Are they all inhumane, or are the commanders and some of the most brutal soldiers?
just the ones committing war crimes and stealing appliances, but unfortunately they’re indistinguishable from the rest.
anyone on that side that wants to survive this better find a way to surrender.
- Comment on Captcha 1 week ago:
I call them orcs because of their inhumane behavior on the field of conflict.
And yeah, it’d be real, real bad for any poor ivan crossing that border.
- Comment on Had a take about Supergiant Games that recieved a lot of pushback fromy teo longest eunning best friends. 1 week ago:
tbh, I loved SuperGiant’s themes and aesthetics, but not their gameplay. So often early games of Bastion and Transistor felt squishy, or like I was playing underwater - the response loop from button push to effect on screen seemed laggy. Tried both on various platforms, never really got past that feeling. lovely soundtracks tho
- Comment on Every news result on duckduckgo links to MSN 1 week ago:
so I get results from all the major news outlets but many have bing icons on them lolwtf
- Comment on Anon misses the classic design 1 week ago:
Yep. Or xistera if you wanna be fancy :D
- Comment on Captcha 1 week ago:
i never want to see more conflict, but goddamn if putin’s gonna play stupid games it would be amazing to see them try this shit. imagine tens of thousands of Simo’s lighting orcs up with javelins and an actual military
- Comment on Wanna Ride This Bussy? 2 weeks ago:
Yup. Here we have Tahoma. Rainier can fuck right off.
- Comment on Where does technology come from in Star Wars? 2 weeks ago:
that’s a good way to put it.
- Comment on Anon describes past 2 weeks ago:
can’t be trump, it says “get a job”.
- Comment on Where does technology come from in Star Wars? 2 weeks ago:
banks / culture series offers a lot of fascinating insights. but yeah, hard to adapt for movie audiences… similar to the constraints of storytelling and level of nerdistry you can cram into a film frame… I felt the same way about Tom Clancy’s mil-fantasy level of intense inspection about the hardware and users motivations… but he rarely went full silly like Dale Brown with the execution, but very little of clancy’s obsession with detail gets into properties made into film.
- Comment on Where does technology come from in Star Wars? 2 weeks ago:
Even if we magically restart facilities that used to be around, they’ll be on the older, larger architectures we can’t fit in ourr pockets
ok so you’re not wrong on the fundamentals but… you should know - you’d need to go back to the 80s for the fabrication scale to actually have much effect on the size of devices.
- Comment on Where does technology come from in Star Wars? 2 weeks ago:
pooping in a hole to pooping into a magic toilet that sings you songs while spraying you with water.
which then sends the poop where? down a hole.
it’s holes man, holes all the way down
- Comment on Where does technology come from in Star Wars? 2 weeks ago:
so re: encryption - if you can muddle your messages meaning and transmit in unencrypted mode, that convo can hide in the huge volume of calls happening all the time.
once you go through the trouble of encrypting it and running it through spectrum hopping and other security methods, you’re simply pointing two REALLY BIG FUCKING ARROWS at the convo participants that say “THESE GUYS HAVE SECRETS THAT SHOULD BE REVEALED WITH BRUTAL METHODS”, your encrypting the messages actually draws attention.
- Comment on Where does technology come from in Star Wars? 2 weeks ago:
warfare looks pretty much like today, only in space
not even that. warfare looks like what someone from the boomer generation thought warfare looked like in WW2. But really it’s what movie warfare from WW2 looked like, because showing actual war would confuse and bore people. lucas was enamored with serials.
- Comment on Rhubarb 2 weeks ago:
sorry, the word rhubarb now links directly to
- Comment on Let's play this game again 2 weeks ago:
trying to indicate the government worker desire to introduce themselves, then realizing they don’t in any way want to give their actual name out lol
- Comment on Let's play this game again 2 weeks ago:
KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK
“Hi, is there a Resol in the house? My name is Agent uh, Jones, I’m here from the NSA. We’ve got work for you to do.”
- Comment on Let's play this game again 2 weeks ago:
you gain super speed, but cognition remains the same. your day is a constant struggle to plan out a meticulous series of moves, otherwise you’ll destroy your house trying to walk downstairs. this becomes particularly vexing for those middle-of-the-night strolls to the pisser. perhaps if you survive long enough you can adapt to the situation, but that seems unlikely.
