avattar
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- Comment on Le Penguini 2 weeks ago:
South American here. Can confirm 👍
- Comment on Age verification and the enshitification of streaming will help reduce the decline in computer literacy in under 18s 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, changing IRQ addresses for peripherals until everything worked wad fun. /s
Also, some people thought it was black magic that I could hex edit a program’s executable to change it from English to Portuguese.
- Comment on It is linguistically impossible to behave anyone but yourself 5 weeks ago:
How about this phrase: “Make sure you daughter behaves herself”
- Comment on Itch.io apologise for "frustration and confusion" after delisting thousands of NSFW projects 5 weeks ago:
Delist thousands of games, or deslist a handful of payment middle-men?
- Comment on Novels and Movies Offer Closure. Video Games Should Too. [The New York Times] 1 month ago:
Dungeon Crawler Carl is pretty good and has a great audio book as well. Primal Hunter, Mother of learning (series actually has an ending).
- Comment on Novels and Movies Offer Closure. Video Games Should Too. [The New York Times] 1 month ago:
Novels offer closure? Ever heard of G.R. R. Martin? How about Patrick Rothfuss? How about 80% of all litrpg?
- Comment on Who's the most ridiculed POTUS of history? 1 month ago:
45 > 47> someone else
- Comment on GET BRUSHIED IDIOT 1 month ago:
The dentist or the reptile?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Really interesting stuff, thanks for sharing.
- Comment on Moving away from physical currency has been very detrimental to the homeless industry 1 month ago:
Add the cop’s take as an overhead.
- Comment on Steam Summer Sale is on! Discuss deals in the comments and recommend some great games! 2 months ago:
Oh, sorry. It looks like only online co-op. I just checked the settings. There is only options for tcp/ip multi-player, or steam multiplayer.
- Comment on Steam Summer Sale is on! Discuss deals in the comments and recommend some great games! 2 months ago:
Tinkerlands. I just got it together with Novalands (which is a good time sink on switch). Haven’t started playing it yet, but it seems similar to terraria, but topdown and with more focus on coop.
- Comment on "Almost out of shampoo, better add it to my shopping list." 2 months ago:
Or just rinse, save some shampoo for tomorrow.
- Comment on Probably would be better off with alien or lizard overlords 2 months ago:
And then they give you shots and treat you if you’re sick, and you pay Nothing?!
- Comment on A reboot of the X-Files but this time Scully is always right. Everything has a totally rational explanation and Mulder slowly looses his believe in the supernatural. 2 months ago:
Also agree. That final episode still haunts me to this day.
- Comment on What's going on with Borderlands 2? Steam is giving it for free, but the game has 23% positive recent reviews. 2 months ago:
That might be US only, where the companies have freedom to get all the customer’s data and do with it as they will.
- Comment on i truly believe that there's an open war between Humanity vs. Advertisers and their allies. 3 months ago:
I think that is literally, objectively evil. How can we fight back? I already use adblocks online, that is one way, I think.
- Comment on i truly believe that there's an open war between Humanity vs. Advertisers and their allies. 3 months ago:
It’s that…the reason we are so dissatisfied with our lives? We may not even pay attention to most adverts, but subconsciously, they affect us and make us fell unhappy?
- Comment on Dreams are extremely forgettable because the plot is flimsy, the dialogue is uninspired, and the acting is lifeless. 3 months ago:
Maybe the dream is like the loading screen while the brain is busy saving data, so it can’t save that too.
- Comment on Dreams are extremely forgettable because the plot is flimsy, the dialogue is uninspired, and the acting is lifeless. 3 months ago:
I have sometimes written down dreams, and then looking at what I wrote days later, it’s just crazy stuff that makes little sense.
- Comment on Assuming the world is a simulation 3 months ago:
Imagine we mix the two. If a single developer created the (computer) simulation we are living in, aren’t we a hallucination of his brain?
I wonder if it’s more or less likely that would be the work of a single developer, or a collaborative effort, like complex development projects require a large group for us. Would assuming a hyper-intelligent brain, or one with infinite time change the equation?
Now I imagine how having infinite power and resources in this universe would make a difference. Is this floating brain (let’s call him ‘god’, just as a placeholder) be more likely to create a physical structure (atoms and such) to run his simulation/hallucination/thought experiment, or just use abstract structures? And would it make a difference for the simulated/hallucinated people inside?
- Comment on Nope 6 months ago:
Binoonly
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
Nice friend.
- Comment on But yes. 9 months ago:
It seems you need to learn more about prions.
- Comment on anyway, i started blastin' 9 months ago:
- Comment on Election Simulations 9 months ago:
Narrator: “It wasn’t.”
- Comment on In the context of the leaked Warcraft II remake, do you still trust Blizzard to produce good games? 9 months ago:
Why pre-order something digital? I never understood that.
