DaddleDew
@DaddleDew@lemmy.world
- Comment on WOMEN. 1 week ago:
Society needs both.
- Comment on Pizza 🌟 1 week ago:
May I presume you live far from where lobsters are found? In places local to where they’re caught they are no where near that expensive. Transporting live lobster is probably far more expensive than most other foods.
- Comment on Pizza 🌟 1 week ago:
Lobster, caviar, mussels, oysters, sushi, ribs, fondue, raclette… They all started as poor poeple’s dishes
- Comment on 1 week ago:
It started as a sci-fi shooter. DoomMarine was just a human left behind to guard a ship with a pistol and ends up fighting the hordes of hell with an array of modern and sci-fi weapons. The back story was essentially he got assigned there as a punishment for punching an officer who was ordering him to shoot civilians. He was representing humanity.
Now DoomGuy is a demigod being wielding medieval and fantasy weapons in an armor made out of alien technology with an insanely convoluted backstory of him being the twin brother of the devil or some bs like that I just stopped caring at that point. He is completely dehumanized at that point. The whole game looks more like a fantasy game in a medieval world of magic than a sci-fi shooter.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
The more Bethesda milks the DOOM franchise, the more it looks like Skyrim
- Comment on Yoti Reported GrapheneOS User to Authorities - Sony PlayStation Age Verification 1 week ago:
TL;DR: They probably haven’t actually contacted the authorities and it was likely so made up by the customer service representative.
But there is a growing realisation that they’re giving Google the power to decide who can access web services and who can’t and they’re clearly using it to make life difficult for anyone who refuses to run a device that they fully control.
- Comment on Non-political meme 3 weeks ago:
Just like brass, as it is worked and repeatedly stressed over time, the human body becomes hard and brittle.
- Comment on Amazon started hiding ratings for some products 2 months ago:
There has been tons of products with fake reviews for over a decade as well by now.
I remember back when Amazon was a source for trustworthy products in the earlier days. Then they let the shady sellers in. Then they hid the country of origin. Then allowed fake reviews. And now they’re hiding the reviews they don’t like? Why would anyone want to purchase anything from that site at that point?
- Comment on NASA scientists says astronauts should not masturbate in space 2 months ago:
By the same reasoning women should never sit on a single man’s computer chair either.
- Comment on Land where 2 months ago:
There are so many things that you can land on land that will absolutely ruin your day when going for land. A large boulder, a large tree, a cliffside, a building, something flammable, near an angry hungry bear… The open sea is seen as safer in the American school of thought.
- Comment on The Sounds of Silence 2 months ago:
In space, no one can hear your cringe
- Comment on Funny how android used to be what we now call FOSS 2 months ago:
I wouldn’t call Android “brilliant” nowadays if you count the forks that come pre-installed on most phones nowadays. It’s bloated to the gills and keeps the user locked out of being able to control what certain apps can do and access.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
When did Metallica become Metallica fans?
- Comment on sow sow sow 2 months ago:
Tree grows
More nuts!
- Comment on hey there, hot stuff 2 months ago:
The purpose of life it to accelerate the entropy of the universe
- Comment on CW: Picture of a severe vaccine injury, NSFL 2 months ago:
They never complained
- Comment on British children are 3 times more likely than Dutch children to be obese. A British journalist explains why 2 months ago:
And he will be very sweaty
- Comment on so cozy 🐟 3 months ago:
But make sure to check the sea fire risk index first
- Comment on Stubborn, maybe, but if it ain't broke 3 months ago:
I know exactly the video you’re taking about and it reminds me of something that I find mind-blowing. Just like crocodilians, sharks haven’t evolved much in millions of years. But there can be a seemingly chaotic and fast paced feeding frenzy with a dozen sharks all competing to grab a bite of something and somehow they don’t bite each other. How they manage to do that amazes me.
- Comment on Trump ‘being played’ in Israel-Iran conflict | ABC NEWS 3 months ago:
If a violin could be a whore, we would call it a Trump
- Comment on what is this 3 months ago:
I agree. If the fediverse allows crap like that and it grows new users will be turned away by their feed being filled with garbage posts like that.
- Comment on The sun is a deadly laser... 4 months ago:
You constantly radiate heat. The warmer you are, the faster you radiate it away. In space this does not stop.
- Comment on Beyond All Reason 4 months ago:
IMO Supreme Commander failed to capture the original game’s soul had. You had a sense of an epic battle going on when playing. I think it was because it always devolved into playing all zoomed out, watching tiny strategic icons moving across the map, blinking and disappearing. I can’t even tell you what any of the units looked like because we almost never see them. The fact that they gave generic names to units and structures such as “level one point defence turret” didn’t help either.
BAR does a much better job of keeping the player zoomed in and into the action, seeing and feeling so the cool details of the battle going on. Heavy plasma batteries blowing up chunks of advancing armies and terrain, lasers blowing up i dovidual targets in rapid succession, sending debris flying everywhere, this was all what TA was about.
- Comment on Beyond All Reason 4 months ago:
I understand that, but if a third-party was to make a mod that restores the old names, I don’t see how they could possibly be held legally liable for it.
- Comment on Beyond All Reason 4 months ago:
I wish someone made a mod for this game that restored the names of the units and buildings to all their Total Annihilation equivalents.
- Comment on Trump urges Republicans to 'nationalize' voting 4 months ago:
He will do everything he can to rig the election because he will lose badly of he doesn’t.
- Comment on Nope, not visiting that 4 months ago:
There is also the idea that time machines work like telephones. You need to have a receiving end made first before you can call it.
- Comment on Finally, the FPS I keep asking for: Deep combat, classic modes, and an honest-to-god server browser 4 months ago:
The Specialists was amazing. Expect for the players who were min-maxing it, but they were rare. Most people were playing it for the fun of it.
- Comment on Denominator, go Mercator 4 months ago:
- Comment on 4 months ago:
Fuck this. I want to be primordial soup again.