ChicoSuave
@ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
- Comment on Elder Scrolls 6 Is Powered By New Version Of Creation Engine 11 hours ago:
Todd Howard doesn’t know how to make games any other way.
- Comment on 'Students Are Being Treated Like Guinea Pigs:' Inside an AI-Powered Private School 1 day ago:
Find out who owns it and that’s a start
- Comment on It's good to see that Kanye had bounced back and is starting a new business. I wish him well. 2 days ago:
that turn the freaking fish gay.
- Comment on spending 2 days ago:
If you add “time” to the math things get very cheap over time. Like a loaf of bread is more than five bucks but over time it provides sandwiches and breakfast worth 5 bucks so it is measurably saving me money. A movie costs ~about $5 an hour too.
- Comment on Instagram boss: 16 hours of daily use is not addiction 2 days ago:
“That’s not addiction. They can log off anytime. Bro, it’s called commitment.”
- Comment on ‘This shouldn’t be normal’: developers speak out about bigotry on Steam, the world’s biggest PC gaming storefront 3 days ago:
What do you want Steam to do? Be the judge and executioner of what lives and what dies? There is no agreed upon guidelines for what is chud behavior and not so how does Valve make that call?
VALUE PER EMPLOYEE MEANS NOTHING IN THIS CONTEXT. You are staying that fact to say “rich people need to be the adults if they are going to have that money” and that is absolutely Monarch/Authoritarian enabler thinking. Fuck that.
Valve is not responsible for the shit other people say. Report them if you don’t like it. As with democracy, with enough votes things will change. But one person mad at what another person says so they plead to a central authority to shut it down? The Internet has seen this decision turn into legal battles over speech after one trolling shithead decides to use the system against innocent people.
Stop listening to racists and this all goes away.
- Comment on For when joints give you a sore throat and edibles give you a tummy ache 4 days ago:
- Comment on Young gamers in Japan may not be forming the same attachment to Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest because modern dev cycles are as long as their childhood, users theorize - AUTOMATON WEST 4 days ago:
Young people want their own stuff that they’re growing up with, they don’t want rehashes of the shit their parents obsessed over.
If only children had the perspective to know alternative choices exist and they should hold out for something better. This assumes young people can control the media they are fed. It’s more likely that the generation making content for them confuses nostalgia for childhood and the audience doesn’t like the iterative/derivative product.
- Comment on Bro caught slippin 1 week ago:
For someone passed out they still have good trigger discipline.
- Comment on Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan launches dark-money group to influence California politics 1 week ago:
California has far more billionaires than any other state by a large margin. According to Wiki, at under 200, the UK has fewer billionaires than California.
- Comment on *FREEEEM*; *sad birthday boy noises* 1 week ago:
If it was a fair fight they would lose
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Same energy as “claymore in the snow room aimed at the outside door”. It can only do one thing and it will statistically do it to the person spending the most time around it, not any imagined opposition.
- Comment on angry 1 week ago:
What happens if you hit someone? That’s why it’s only legal to shoot towards someone wearing body armor, like police or ICE agents wearing tactical vests. They’re ready for it so it’s fine if they get hit by accident.
- Comment on Pick wisely 1 week ago:
I want to pickle all of them so bad. I want to make a black radish relish so fucking much.
- Comment on The AI boom is so huge it’s causing shortages everywhere else The $700 billion AI spending spree has few precedents. Good luck finding an electrician or a reasonably priced smartphone. 1 week ago:
Classic capitalist trap. AI is a service that was never meant to be profitable. AI is bringing tech bros into socialism.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Conspiracy brain says this was deliberately done to make any evidence inadmissible and key evidence gathered without a warrant would result in an acquittal with an unlikely second trial for fear of double jeopardy.
- Comment on You are strong 1 week ago:
If Prometheus lost his liver for sharing fire, what did the sea cucumber gift humanity that would deserve cyclical gonad devouring?
- Comment on Taste the flavor 1 week ago:
Because evolution remove savory, bitter, sour, and sweet…
- Comment on PSA 1 week ago:
Funny enough the gun in that scene is not loaded. When Melvin tries to shoot the monster he realizes he was lied to by someone trying to provoke him into action.
Kinda ironic, with this meme.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 1 week ago:
This is way better than Robo Taxi convoys of 2 chase cars following one driverless vehicle. A fraction of the footprint and manpower cost of Musk’s venture.
- Comment on Hamburglar, meet Hat Man 1 week ago:
Weird to think someone needs a diphenhydramine addiction/tolerance to commit a crime. Usually they just nap with very clear sinuses.
- Comment on How ‘Pink Slime’ Publishers Are Weaponizing FOIA 1 week ago:
Founded in 2019, Metric has been criticized for jury tampering and tied to pay-for-play political schemes and fake newspapers that land in mailboxes ahead of key elections. Recently, it has focused on obtaining troves of public records. In the past year, an investigation by the Tow Center for Digital Journalism has found Metric filed more than nine thousand Freedom of Information Act requests across all fifty states.
- Comment on Is it theoretically possible Trump and ICE are killing a very large number of immigrants (like 25% of those detained) and no one knows? 2 weeks ago:
Actively, no. But part of the camps is intentional neglect like thermal insulation in the housing, pack of blankets, poor material quality, pest infested bedding, no screens to stop mosquitoes, etc. The lack of protections means increased mortality and morbidity for the captured.
Since they currently house a few thousand in different centers the likelihood of a quarter of unreported dead is unlikely but not impossible. But they definitely have a short awful future which none affected deserve.
- Comment on Recently got a place with my boyfriend and he thinks this is perfectly fine 2 weeks ago:
There’s a pattern abandoned to stack. He’s an animal.
- Comment on Police spy tried to incite activists to firebomb shop, UK inquiry hears 2 weeks ago:
It’s always the people you suspect the most
- Comment on Civ VII's First Anniversary | Civilization VII 2 weeks ago:
I loved Civ from 1 through 6. Even 6 was fine after a while. But 7 was just… hollow. Like it knows how to look like Civ but it isn’t Civ. It’s a marketing tool to grab money from players through DLC and subscription passes.
Let’s see how changing the gameplay entirely fixes the personality of 7. I’m hopeful if only to return to a beloved series but am so tired of the hyper marketing of 2K, Take Two, and how disrespectful it is to the people who have already paid to play their game.
- Comment on Smuggler's Blues 2 weeks ago:
Pelts? Do you work for the Hudson Bay Company? Are you enamored with flannel? Grow up and sell arms like a real smuggler.
Literally hundreds of abandoned imperial blaster rifles and light arms across the forest. A smuggler wouldn’t massacre allies to sell pelts. A smuggler would move as much merchandise into any available buyer across the galaxy. Whole AT-STs were recovered like the one Chewy and the Ewoks took.
Jesus Christ, pelts… What a horrible idea.
- Comment on it's a real chicken or the egg scenario 2 weeks ago:
My mom vaccinated me so I lived long enough for the drugs to give me autism
- Comment on PSA 2 weeks ago:
The anti trans crowd aren’t unequipped to describe what they are seeing. They aren’t interested in the journey so they don’t look at the map. They don’t see the inner journey of doubt, realization, to empowering actualization.
To them a person just decides they are going to be someone new and it becomes taboo to ever reference the person they knew. They are uncurious about what happened to that person and don’t know that what looks like a decision is a realization. No one walks them through the nightmare period of endless self doubt and denial. They have no clue about any part of the struggle.
The real heart break is that trans art is amazing at sharing the experience but the anti trans folks are uncurious and siloed in their media consumption so they don’t explore anything they don’t know.
- Comment on PSA 2 weeks ago:
He ain’t nothing but a hound dog!
