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- Comment on What do zoos do with dead animals? 5 weeks ago:
And step six is “Profit”
- Comment on idk french but this escalated quickly 5 weeks ago:
Yep, my comment was written pre-coffee. Why dyou ask?
- Comment on idk french but this escalated quickly 5 weeks ago:
It would be more like <<image pris par appareil-photo qui possède de la fonque>>
- Comment on Skyrim Is 13 Years Old, But Elder Scrolls 6 Is Nowhere in Sight While Bethesda’s First Four Games Took Only 12 Years 5 weeks ago:
I agree it would have been a classic without the mods. What I’m saying is it’s better than a lot of other classics, as a gaming experience, because of the mods.
- Comment on Skyrim Is 13 Years Old, But Elder Scrolls 6 Is Nowhere in Sight While Bethesda’s First Four Games Took Only 12 Years 5 weeks ago:
Skyrim is a classic game, and there are always going to people playing it, like there will always be people playing Half Life 2, Mario and Tetris. But I think what makes Skyrim stand out is that it’s still exciting a decade later because it’s still changing and improving. Amazing groups of people are dragging that game into every new generation and changing it in every way imaginable. It has infinite replay value. So it has the draw of just being a great vanilla game but also the benefit of mods. It’s safe to say it wouldn’t be anywhere near as popular today without the huge library of mods.
- Comment on Skyrim Is 13 Years Old, But Elder Scrolls 6 Is Nowhere in Sight While Bethesda’s First Four Games Took Only 12 Years 5 weeks ago:
But it holds up thanks to the mods that are available for it now. Mods which are all developed by not-Bethesda. Vanilla Skyrim doesn’t hold up in 2024, modded Skyrim does.
- Comment on Cognitive Biases 1 month ago:
Répétition.
- Comment on Cognitive Biases 1 month ago:
You’re absolutely right there. We’re hard wired to think this way and it’s a constant battle.
- Comment on Cognitive Biases 1 month ago:
Knowing these helps with self-talk. You trip over a curb and start scolding yourself. Then you can say to yourself “this is just spotlight bias”, and move on with your day, avoiding the impact of negative emotions. Or, you might be more open to a change in restaurant plans because you know of the false consensus effect. There’s subtle but real power in just naming things!
- Comment on 12 Years and $700 Million Later, What's Going on With Star Citizen's Development? 2 months ago:
I tried binding in Steam but the controller settings in Steam are kind of terrible too. Half the time I don’t know what a setting does, and I feel like I need to do a training course to understand it. So I gave up and went back to Elite.
- Comment on 12 Years and $700 Million Later, What's Going on With Star Citizen's Development? 2 months ago:
I couldn’t find a way to bind a double press in X4, so hold RB and tap X for example. These combinations are essential because there is no other way to use a controller to perform all of the necessary controls. It’s a shame because I would have invested a lot into the game if that was surmountable.
- Comment on Why are people impressed with SpaceX? 2 months ago:
I think your last sentence answers the OP in a nutshell. There’s nothing more to it than that, and there needn’t be.
- Comment on This man is a parody of himself 2 months ago:
Bro definitely really wants to kiss himself on the cheek
- Comment on Infinity 2 months ago:
It absolutely does, my friend. It’s called the analemma.
- Comment on How to treat a man 3 months ago:
More than that, people need to learn to read men. “Yeah I’m fine, don’t worry” is often a very quiet cry for help from a gender which is traditionally taught to show only strength and permanence and to never show outward signs of “weakness”.
It’s nothing short of traumatic, the upbringing where you don’t get to cry.
TL:DR Fuck the patriarchy - Comment on Can anyone suggest some good co-op games for two people? 3 months ago:
Has nobody mentioned Barotrauma? Had a few hundred hours of fun with this, my buddy and I. Especially if you don’t mind shit being a bit shiny. It is unique, and it keeps on giving.
- Comment on Is investing in real estate immoral if you use it to buy your first home? 4 months ago:
I fundamentally disagree that this distinction exists, and even if it did this is not a situation where it would apply.
But it does exist; preaching is persuading or guiding others to follow your own beliefs. If no distinction existed then we would be mechanically bound to preach what we believe, and we’re not, so it’s a choice.
Everyone is a hypocrite to some degree. There are levels of hypocrisy that are breathtaking, and levels that are just meh.
‘Thou shalt not kill’ is a biblical commandment, not a principle. It comes from the fundamental principle of harm minimisation, and the two examples you gave are different (extreme) applications of that principle, see: the trolley problem etc. It’s morality for babies; looking at extreme black and white cases to be able to get a clear, consensus issue. Life is rarely that simple. Morality is never that simple.
They straight up went “when I break my own moral principles it doesn’t feel as bad as when others break them against me”
I’m not sure, that seems like another extreme interpretation of something more nuanced.
- Comment on Is investing in real estate immoral if you use it to buy your first home? 4 months ago:
This behaviour is morally no better than that of megachurch pastors who preach the immorality of gay sex and get caught paying men to fuck them in the ass.
OP didn’t say they preached their morals though. Holding morals and preaching them are different things. I’d put this more in the category of people who pray secretly to a different god than the state-enforced religion, since OP is living in a capitalist society whilst not holding capitalist values.
I think there’s got to be room for some grey areas in morality. I would not rather die than shop at a chain supermarket.
- Comment on Paid Leave Olympics 4 months ago:
I used to work in France. The 30 days is just the beginning. I ended up with 44 paid holidays per year towards the end of my contract. There are different types of paid leave and I got 9 days extra because one of my children has a disability.
However, the work culture in France is extremely toxic. You face a sort of social othering if you don’t conform with the unspoken rules which are even harder to understand if French is not your first language. Punishments include being managed/bored out and being “put in the cupboard” where you’re given a dead end role and basically left to rot until retirement. There’s a history of work related suicide in France.
Even so, you are a lot more free than in other countries. I’m not complaining. Plus, unions still have actual power there (although that is being eroded down)
- Comment on Anon is stuck in a rut 6 months ago:
About late 30s it kicked in for me
- Comment on Euro bottles are so much better now 7 months ago:
There definitely is an element of people just not liking it because it’s new, but there’s also an element of not getting any say in it whatsoever.
Also, they really do get in the way. They make it harder to get a good seal between your mouth and the bottle at any angle, and at the top they hit your nose. They are slightly harder to use, especially if you’re using one hand for any reason, including if you only have one hand. Removing them without tools results in a sharp bit of plastic which pokes and irritates your skin.
Finally, this is another patronising effort which makes consumers lives more difficult (by whatever amount) while not doing enough to combat plastic waste. - Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
Eggs is a different topic
~again you, saying that eggs are separate from veganism.
You appear to be disagreeing with yourself, never mind me.
- Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
Veganism IS morally correct
~that’s you. That’s you talking about veganism.
- Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
You’re proving my point quite nicely
- Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
Veganism is the topic. Vegans don’t eat eggs.
- Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
I don’t think you get to make a black and white, general argument about this. How about this: if a person raises and cares for a chicken, giving it a charmed live it would have otherwise never have, but takes and eats its unfertilised eggs, then that’s not morally wrong.
It’s just not as obvious as people think, and your first sentence is a naive oversimplification and a great example of the kind of lazy argument I’m talking about. But I don’t want to get into it with my friends since it’s such a touchy subject, and I’ll never get a decent conversation about it online. - Comment on [Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism? 7 months ago:
I love vegans. A few of my friends are vegan. There are two things some vegans will say which boil my piss, however. First is that they have a moral high ground because they don’t eat animals. This isn’t a given, it’s a complex and nuanced argument I’d happily partake in if the other party weren’t approaching it with a top-down belief that they’re already in the right. Second is the notion that we should all be vegan to save the planet from climate apocalypse. I don’t want this comment to get too long, but I have multiple problems with this faulty line of reasoning, and it muddies the waters. The only likely effect of it is that less progress is made on stopping global heating. So the upshot is that these people are literally sacrificing the ecosystem they purport to care about in order to bang their drum. Fuck that.
- Comment on Hades II is now available in Steam Early Access! 7 months ago:
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.
- Comment on Count Binface Celebrates beating Britain First 7 months ago:
The BBC’s Teletext service, discontinued October 23rd 2012.
- Comment on puns 9 months ago:
The time derivative of position is velocity. The derivative of velocity is acceleration. Derive again and you get jerk. Then it’s snap, crackle and pop.
(For those too young, these are the names of those characters they use to sell Rice Krispies)