gamermanh
@gamermanh@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 11 hours ago:
these rocks are long terms with the consequences on humans and the environment thousands of years later.
You bury them in concrete, done. Nuclear waste isn’t an issue and hasn’t ever been
- Comment on Has Fast Food Gotten Worse, or Am I Just Getting Old? 1 day ago:
29 and it’s worse now
I used to actively enjoy Carl’s Jr, they made good burgers, especially for a fast food place
Starting 2022ish they started all tasting… Bland? Like no matter what’s put on it there’s a never-ending bland flavorless ness underneath it all and it sucks
Basically everywhere else too but that’s the one I noticed
- Comment on But yes. 2 days ago:
Cherenkov: The blue raspberry of nuclear radiation
- Comment on Indiana Jones doesn't "endorse" Nazis, Bethesda assure, just in case you were confused by him repeatedly murdering them 2 weeks ago:
But their while point was that they were super-smarties who made shit through communion with God directly, and the devices they made weren’t to be used
They’re an ancient Jewish group yes, but otherwise nothing at all like Hitler’s cabal bullshit and way closer to something like an ancient “secret cult”, made Jewish because it’s a series about the Nazis and them only winning due to Jewish technology (and also losing eventually because of it) is part of the catharsis of the whole thing
I read them a lot more like a group of ancient nerds. Which describes Jewish people pretty well if the friends ive had in the faith are anything to go by
I guess I kinda get your point but it feels so explicitly cathartic to make what IRL we credit to Nazis usually (in media their magic is usually them diving sadistically into what others won’t, for example) that I think it’s the opposite of tone deaf
- Comment on Crunchyroll just Committed a Federal Crime. 2 weeks ago:
What could’ve fit in a screen of text should not be a video at all
In your opinion, maybe
I save videos for later all the time, I just watch them never
Ok, that’s your own bad habit, guess you don’t need to participate since you won’t watch em
If some information is not visual-first, and not entertainment, if it may be important to people and should be spread, it also better not be a video
Tell that to broadcast news. The information provided in videos like this is basically never something original if it’s not entertainment, so you absolutely can find the information elsewhere
Still have yet to see any arguments as to how relevant content on a relevant link aggregator is in any way bad to people who don’t have a weird hate boner for specific media types, because there isn’t one 😉
- Comment on Crunchyroll just Committed a Federal Crime. 2 weeks ago:
If only there were some save for later button so you could come back later or something
- Comment on Crunchyroll just Committed a Federal Crime. 2 weeks ago:
in my opinion they don’t contribute to the quality here.
As respectfully as possible: huh?
We’re on a link aggregation site, for posting links to things off-site and discuss them in relevant communities
If something is a video or article it makes no difference on its quality or relevance to the community at hand, no?
- Comment on Please be patient. 2 weeks ago:
Create the parent entity electron, give it properties, then clone as needed
That’s just efficient world design, guys, why make assets different if you don’t gotta, yakno?
- Comment on Clever, clever 2 weeks ago:
Me simply saying I’ve personally seen you do something in response to you claiming you haven’t is in now way an argument or an admonishment of shit
Its a statement of fact against your false claim, and your pathetic attempt to spin it against me somehow is reeeeally sad
- Comment on Clever, clever 2 weeks ago:
User notes say otherwise, as does my memory of the event, can’t trick me :)
- Comment on Clever, clever 2 weeks ago:
Just despicable, absolutely attrocious behavior.
Yah, like when you defended literal, actual Nazis a few months back
User notes are fun
- Comment on U.S. Copyright Office rejects DMCA exemption to support game preservation 3 weeks ago:
But how feasible is it to have a recording of every single time any high school brit lit class put on Shakespear?
significantly less so than video games, which are digital files that are at least for a while all stored on a companies servers
But, again, is a copy of the state of WoW on October 25th 2024 all that important when you consider that what really matter are the players
You wouldn’t be copying a specific date, you’d be copying a game version. Opinions on how granular it should go vary, but in a game like FFXIV for example I’d say every major number patch. I’d quote like to go back and remember how things looked, felt, and we’re back then even without the players, which are the least important part of preserving that game world to me
Which gets back to the argument of preserving the games themselves (which I think has a lot of merit) versus preserving the culture around them. And people tend to conflate the two because they think “we are preserving culture” gives them a stronger argument.
Ah, I think I get what’s happening here: video games are culture. Youre misinterpreting it as meaning “the culture around games” but we mean it literally as “a work of art/part of culture”, like “high culture art” or similar phrases. People preserve paintings, why not games? Both are culture
Because they are very different problems. And conflating the two is how you end up losing masters because “there are VHSes with it on it”.
You’re the only person conflating them
- Comment on Girl without smartphone unable to join in lesson — 'I feel guilty for not buying my daughter one for school' 3 weeks ago:
My freshman year of HS my tiny ass school (maybe 60 kids) all got iPads for the year
28 were broken, most smashed somehow, by the end of the year (I knew the IT guy outside of school and was shocked at this)
I’m not surprised at all given how poor many districts are/must be
- Comment on Veggie 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on If you find any German words, you can keep them 3 weeks ago:
Scheißfrieda! Tu. Das. Nicht! Das Sofa ist kein Kratzbaum, du Schweinekatze!
Huzzah, my forcing myself to do lessons every few weeks has finally paid off and I actually understood some fucking German in the wild! Probably because yelling at pets is my favorite use of it, it makes the neighbors nervous
hides before ich_iel finds me
- Comment on Reddit says it is not covered by new Online Safety Code as it has moved its jurisdiction to the Netherlands 3 weeks ago:
Almost like they asked about a specific site and not the concept of link aggregators or something
- Comment on Super hero movies should have more scenes of them accidentally maiming people just because of the sheer amount of power they weild. 1 month ago:
Ok? Already knew all that
The point is that Disney is famously child/family friendly and that they had influence on the film, thats why a direct reference to suicide in the first 5m is especially surprising: Disney let it happen
Pixar actually being the ones who made it is entirely irrelevant to my point and also incredibly basic film trivia
- Comment on Super hero movies should have more scenes of them accidentally maiming people just because of the sheer amount of power they weild. 1 month ago:
Pixar wasn’t owned by them, but they were contractually obligated to be making movies for and with Disney
- Comment on Super hero movies should have more scenes of them accidentally maiming people just because of the sheer amount of power they weild. 1 month ago:
- Comment on Super hero movies should have more scenes of them accidentally maiming people just because of the sheer amount of power they weild. 1 month ago:
Mr. Incredible is sued for stopping a man’s suicide and injuring him instead.
In a Disney film.
This is explicitly stated, to the camera, within the first 5 minutes.
Holy shit Disney, you hadn’t “Up’d” us yet, chill
- Comment on If you already know Docker CLI, is there a reason to use Portainer? 1 month ago:
It took me too long to get everything working myself because people love to share shit exclusively in CLI format and look down at anyone who asks for YAML it seems, so I’m always glad to pass it on
(I can understand CLI, but the ADHD brain finds YAML much easier for documentation purposes and it surprises me how many people seem to disagree)
- Comment on If you already know Docker CLI, is there a reason to use Portainer? 1 month ago:
Ok, had my wife send me the file from my network
networks: main-network: name: ${COMPOSE\_PROJECT\_NAME} attachable: true ipam: driver: default config: - subnet: configure ip\_range: this gateway: yoself services: \# Gluetun - <https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun> gluetun: image: qmcgaw/gluetun container\_name: gluetun networks: - main-network cap\_add: - NET\_ADMIN environment: - PUID=${PUID} - PGID=${PGID} - TZ=${TZ} - VPN\_SERVICE\_PROVIDER=custom - VPN\_TYPE=wireguard - VPN\_PORT\_FORWARDING=true - VPN\_PORT\_FORWARDING\_PROVIDER=protonvpn - WIREGUARD\_ADDRESSES=use your own - WIREGUARD\_ALLOWED\_IPS=0.0.0.0/0 - WIREGUARD\_PRIVATE\_KEY=nope - WIREGUARD\_PUBLIC\_KEY=69420 - WIREGUARD\_DNS= - VPN\_ENDPOINT\_PORT= - VPN\_ENDPOINT\_IP= volumes: - ${DOAPPDAT}/gluetun:/gluetun
I left in the wireguard stuff without my details because for me Gluetun refused to work when setting the exact same info to wg0.conf, so I define it in my compose
Then, services that rely on gluetun go below and look like:
\# qBittorrent - <https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/qbittorrent> qbittorrent: container\_name: qbittorrent network\_mode: container:gluetun image: [lscr.io/linuxserver/qbittorrent:latest](http://lscr.io/linuxserver/qbittorrent:latest) depends\_on: gluetun: condition: service\_healthy restart: unless-stopped
Works perfectly when I run it through portainer
- Comment on If you already know Docker CLI, is there a reason to use Portainer? 1 month ago:
What works for me:
Networks first in docker-compose
Gluetun first in Services, uses the network I set for it and the stack
Everything else goes below it, relying on the gluetun CONTAINER (I plan to have another stack running gluetun for other reasons so having it check the service is a no go for me) to be running in a HEALTHY state
All are set to restart: unless-stopped except gluetun, which is never
The expected behaviour is that containers will always wait for gluetun to report that it’s healthy before trying again to restart. Should gluetun fail and crash for any reason it won’t reboot and potentially fuck itself up harder, and no services will be able to start because it’s not reporting healthy.
This works perfectly in portainer and should when running docker-compose up, but for me it took portainer to work. Saw someone somewhere mention it has some sort of priority handling override built into it that docker itself doesn’t, meaning it’s less likely to fuck that lind of thing up, but idk how true it is
I’ll see if I can remember to snag a couple snips of my YAML to make it more clear
- Comment on If you already know Docker CLI, is there a reason to use Portainer? 1 month ago:
My main 2 reasons for installing it both come from needing to restart services sometimes:
Portainer let me allow other people access to restarting specific containers that occasionally misbehave
Portainer lets me update and restart all of the containers running in my VPN stack without breaking. For some ungodly reason, even with dependency set and everything in docker-compose, a CLI reboot will basically always start a service or 2 before gluetun is actually advertising it’s in a healthy state and everything breaks. With portainer that doesn’t happen, with the exact same compose, and I don’t get why lol
- Comment on That hurts a little 1 month ago:
No, it’s clearly St Basil’s Cathedral, not a video game!
Its representing Captain Bible, obviously
- Comment on Br*t*sh 1 month ago:
hell save children, but not the British children
- Comment on Starfield's first DLC is one of the worst Bethesda and DLCs of all time 1 month ago:
If you take any major gaming publications scores as at all legitimate then I have a bridge to sell you
Major publications give it a passable score because “lol glitches are Bethesdas thing”, ignoring objective critique because of reputation, as well as our of fear that they won’t be given access to the next product released by the or Microsoft because they give games “bad publicity”
Starfield is a broken, poorly written, dumpster fire of a game. It objectively doesn’t function correctly often, like many Bethesda products, and was designed by a team lead by a man allergic to basic game design ethos (seriously fuck Emil, my dog could do game design better than me "fuck design docs). It has moments of being interesting and, much like Skyrim, could be the base for some cool mods, but people hated it so much it won’t ever even get that
- Comment on Stop killing games 1 month ago:
Relying on favorable interpretations of “reasonably functional” is just begging lobbyists and lawyers to ruin it for everyone.
As is explained by Ross in the very video good over this initiative:
If it’s successful in getting the votes then the EU will base what they do off of expert opinion and consultation. You’re going in with the assumption that it’ll work exactly as it does in the US it seems, which is silly as shit to do
- Comment on How do I plug this in? Old Black & Decker Hedge Trimmer. 1 month ago:
Looking at it I’ll tell ya right now that’s a proprietary slot right over that plug
Dremel it out and any normal cord will work, that’s anti-consumer bullshit
- Comment on Starfield's first DLC is one of the worst Bethesda and DLCs of all time 1 month ago:
My guess is that this game pivoted during development
Nah, the game matches pretty well with what Lyin’ Todd said he wanted to make almost 20 years ago
It’s also very clearly their usual design decisions but in a new setting
If anything the issue is that they stayed stuck in EXACTLY their usual development methods: no design document because Emil doesn’t like them, their writers make their quests too, and use an engine that’s absolutely not meant for the kind of game they’re making ON TOP of being ancient and garbage
