CH3DD4R_G0BL1N
@CH3DD4R_G0BL1N@sh.itjust.works
Blood rain, giblets, and warm bullet casings
Mild, sharp, and sharper cheese tastings
Metal dudes shredding their taut guitar strings
These are a few of my favorite things
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 18 hours ago:
Porque no los dos?
Discord is targeting an IPO by end of year. I doubt the AI bubble bursts by then.
Anyone wanna bet against their valuation being based on AI training data value?
- Comment on Ideal car 1 day ago:
If this plate is legit not photoshopped, it’s a strong possibility someone working at NASA MSFC drives it.
- Comment on U.S. government takes 10% stake in Intel, as Trump expands control over private sector 1 day ago:
Yes, I know I didn’t address nuance of economy and labor market in the curtness of my reply. But that is often poorly communicated or not at all, so we just see another private entity getting our money gratis or with very low interest.
Add onto that the de facto American policy that private citizens are on their own, circumstances be damned, while the capitalist interests get rescued every time their greed and other missteps hurt their ability to compete in the market and maybe you can see why people are less than charitable with how they perceive these events.
- Comment on U.S. government takes 10% stake in Intel, as Trump expands control over private sector 1 day ago:
for some reason
Perhaps seeing your government continually use your tax money to bail out industry that has no tangible benefit to anything but the stock market while fighting against every penny directly invested into the taxed populace colors peoples’ perception a bit.
- Comment on Dennis Prager in Harlem 4 days ago:
They’re so pants-shittingly dumb
The problem is they’re not, like most of the right wing internet hate machine these days. At “best” they are grifters. At worst they are monied propagandists. The stupid ones are those who eat up what they say.
- Comment on A different kind of blow job 1 week ago:
This is what the Monster Hunter players who main the hunting horn call their gameplay meta guide and it’s glorious.
- Comment on Fun fact 1 week ago:
This feels like a psychological dream trap of some kind.
- Comment on Shit 1 week ago:
The bones are the skeleton’s money and so are the worms
- Comment on Meet the AI vegans: They are choosing to abstain from using artificial intelligence for environmental, ethical and personal reasons. Maybe they have a point 2 weeks ago:
I’ll just stick with calling myself “old man yelling at clouds” for the double meaning and so I’m not a vegan of any kind, thanks.
- Comment on I'm sure this would work out fine 3 weeks ago:
Brother or sister, there is something worse for the Italians to find out: they’ve been Texans all along
- Comment on I'm sure this would work out fine 3 weeks ago:
There exists a Palestine, Texas. Pretty sure I can guarantee there are some Palestinians living there. Someone call the tip line.
- Comment on its painful each time (┬┬﹏┬┬) 5 weeks ago:
A few of them, yeah.
- Comment on its painful each time (┬┬﹏┬┬) 5 weeks ago:
Hasn’t worked out for me so far
- Comment on Up to half of the earth's population doesn't have an inner monologue, up to half of the earth has never had a shower thought 1 month ago:
Tangentially related, but the fox game show “1% club” is, perhaps unintentionally, a fascinating demonstration of how vastly different people think through logic problems.
The premise is the contestants go through a series of questions already asked to a sample of Americans and progress in order of how “difficult” they are based on how many got them wrong.
The interesting part comes when there can be a significant gap in what I perceive the difficulty to be between questions. Sometimes I may have trouble with an “easy” one but get a significantly “tougher” one no problem.
It seems like lunacy to me, but all it really means most times is the format or mechanics of the logic needed for the answer is just more natural to me than the majority of the sample.
- Comment on Steam Summer Sale is on! Discuss deals in the comments and recommend some great games! 1 month ago:
You only listed Bastion, but the other Supergiant games always go on sale as well. Anyone interested, do yourself a favor and get Transistor and/or Pyre instead or as well.
I’ve been a long time Supergiant fan and it was a thing of gaming beauty to see Hades have such success as it masterfully blended all 3 of their games into the perfect package. Bastion was their first and my least favorite (probably because of it). But it is still worth playing for sure.
Transistor was the first I played and what made me fall in love with their studio. God tier soundtrack, incredible setting, and innovative real time/turn based combat gameplay.
Pyre is the black sheep but my favorite. It is undeniably unique gameplay. But, true talk, you really play it for the story, and that is very much not my gaming MO. It’s indescribable and any fan of Hades wouldn’t receive that game without Pyre coming first. If you liked even 1 character in Hades, you owe it to yourself to play this. I’m not a fantasy fan but I adore the world they crafted. And it is, somehow, probably Korb’s best soundtrack.
Patience may reward you with even lower prices. But they routinely hit this low in every big sale these days. And the risk of not playing them before you die far outweighs the extra dollar you might save.
- Comment on Hard times call for hard decisions. 1 month ago:
Hands. It’s just to the right and kinda defeats the purpose if you ask me.
- Comment on Sign me up 1 month ago:
People pay good money for this at present. Is this future offering it for free? Cuz I’m in.
- Comment on Cody Johnston gets the vibe 2 months ago:
My corn cream colony is stirring. Please stop.
- Comment on SpaceX's Starship blows up ahead of 10th test flight 2 months ago:
Damn, looks like I didn’t get my wish: sh.itjust.works/comment/19193050
- Comment on Steam Deck / Gaming News #19 2 months ago:
Love these, thanks as always.
Played a few demos at Next Fest, mostly games I’d been following for a bit. Was most impressed by Jump Ship. It’s in a very solid place getting ready to head into early access. I feel like they’ll use that to mostly fill out content because the bones are fantastic. And that’s not to say it’s lacking content anyway. It is a large demo. And it should be more solo friendly than Firebreak is reported to be.
On that note, I encourage you to temper expectations for Firebreak and utilize a game pass service to play it if you have one vs buy. I’m a Control fan, but also a big coop shooter fan (come play Darktide with me), and Firebreak did not impress when I played the closed tech test. There’s nothing fundamentally wrong with it, but it was pretty bland for the genre and I don’t think there’s supposed to be a lot of lore development for the remedyverse. Solo is also something they are explicitly not balancing the game for. So I’d encourage not buying right away if that’s your plan for it.
- Comment on Uhh... 2 months ago:
Just guys beating dudes
- Comment on Its what he wanted 2 months ago:
- Comment on Technichally-wrong community. Here here, peepostin' lyka pro 2 months ago:
Also one too many hand grenades on bourbon street (1 is too many)
- Comment on WHERE ARE MY PRECISION SCREWDRIVERS 2 months ago:
In thought all my stripped screw troubles would end when I found this tip and seeing how much it’s suggested. But all that ever happens is I pierce the gripping medium due to the force required. Maybe there is a quality option that can withstand this but I’m probably buying extractors if in spending money at that point.
- Comment on venomous 2 months ago:
That’s the most evil looking platypus I’ve ever seen. Maybe the only not cure picture that exists.
- Comment on In 2025, Apple still makes it hard to play your own MP3s, so I wrote my own app 2 months ago:
It always confounds be to come across such bold claims that are so easily debunked by…just anyone doing the thing claimed to be difficult/impossible. I have my own mp3s on my iPhone right now. Like what?
- Comment on The small scale of Lemmy's active user base is never more evident than in the absence of active members in all the sports related communities. 3 months ago:
I wine discount your assessment of the overlap (or lack thereof) between the lemmy demo and sports demo. But I’ll submit to you a factor you, and many others, may not have considered. I fit into both demos but simply lost so interest in keeping up with sports after the pandemic. It just really put into perspective how much they don’t matter to me and I haven’t gotten back into them. I’m curious if this happened in any kind of significant amount. And things haven’t progressed in the world to make getting back into them a big desire. I do still turn in the occasional Stanley Cup playoff game if I happen to come across it with nothing better going on. But I haven’t made sport a primary hobby of mine since 2019 and I don’t think I’m ever going to again. And it used to be my primary hobby. I wasn’t fantasy league and sport book level, but I scheduled life around games and teams and spent lots of time in forums.
- Comment on Peculiar 3 months ago:
Do you have an eye patch? Wear it
- Comment on End of 10 is a campaign to move people over to Linux with Windows 10 support ending 3 months ago:
Bazzite and don’t tell her it’s Linux?
- Comment on AMERICAN POPE LETS GO 3 months ago:
By the grace of the Omnissiah
