Donkter
@Donkter@lemmy.world
- Comment on Beer, I summon thee 4 days ago:
Why do I want to catch it? It’s going to Greg on the other side of the house.
- Comment on where the magic happens owo 5 days ago:
Gun! Where we shoot the people who break the beige box where the magic happens.
- Comment on Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy 2 weeks ago:
Hell, infinite monkeys over a finite amount of time or finite monkeys over an infinite amount of time does the trick.
- Comment on your mom falls significantly faster than g 2 weeks ago:
Why does a larger volume mean the feathers are heavier?
- Comment on Gandalf failed to consider incest, half my ancestors are related baby 3 weeks ago:
Meatspin?
- Comment on Not allowed to work from home 3 weeks ago:
Damn that sucks. It’s so arbitrary.
- Comment on Indiana Bones!! 3 weeks ago:
It’s a small enough industry with expensive enough parts. There’s probably exactly one and a half companies that make cases for uses like this that provide the furnishings for every natural History museum.
- Comment on Not allowed to work from home 4 weeks ago:
How do they keep track of you if you’re alone in the office? I’m just curious.
- Comment on Diatomic 4 weeks ago:
More accurate representation of the electronic clouds around them.
- Comment on The 1900s 4 weeks ago:
Sure they do. I’m sure the century cutoff helps too.
If someone one would refer to the 1920s as “the early 1900s” cause it’s over 100 years ago it follows logically to call other parts of the 1900s the mid and late period.
- Comment on The 1900s 4 weeks ago:
Cause as you get older, you realize that a lot of the hype about people being “old” is manufactured. I’m closing in on 30 and I’m squarely in a zone I thought was “old” when I was 18. But I feel like I still have my whole life ahead of me. And despite a lot of fear mongering, I still feel healthy and ready for anything.
And although I definitely feel like 45 is pretty old, I know that when my parents were that age they were scoffing and telling me “45 is not that old”. I’m sure when I’m 60 I’ll be looking at retirement and think about how it’s actually not too bad to be 60 and it’s the 80 year olds that are really old.
- Comment on The 1900s 4 weeks ago:
How so? I would certainly call something from 1894 to be from the "late 1800s’ or late 19th century. I mean, we’re a quarter of the way through this century, at some point it turns into history.
- Comment on This man is a parody of himself 1 month ago:
For once, Neil wants to kiss himself on the cheek, as a friend.
- Comment on Poggers 1 month ago:
Gaming is often hard to distinguish from cult behavior.
- Comment on What? 1 month ago:
I think the joke is kind of like the talking muffin joke. One bird sees a leaf changing color and apparently has a pattern recognizing brain enough to identify that summer is ending and remembering from last year that that means they’ll have to fly south.
The other bird is a bird and it’s a miracle he recognized that the leaf changed color from day to day. He probably doesn’t even remember what migration is, it’s all instinct.
- Comment on Let me at 'em!! 1 month ago:
Not this knife
- Comment on Has anyone let David Icke know about this? 1 month ago:
1 dolar
- Comment on Has anyone let David Icke know about this? 1 month ago:
According to my Facebook groups, the past 15.
- Comment on Lingering damage 1 month ago:
Alternative : save your grease in a jar and heat it up and pour it down the sink the moment your slumlord increases your rent and prices you out of the building.
- Comment on Very thankful 1 month ago:
Unfortunately because of the stigma and the defacto ostracization from certain aspects of society, not the least of which is financial, people in these industries are usually really callous when it comes to extracting money out of the clients. Not to mention the fact that most of society doesn’t need porn or doesn’t need it enough to consider paying for it.
I suppose it’s tit-for-tat. The client objectifies them as a sex object, they objectify the client as a cash cow. But now I’m just describing most capitalist exchanges.
- Comment on Is this a triangle? 2 months ago:
The edges curve in 3d space, but not relative to the sphere.
- Comment on Kotaku being Kotaku 2 months ago:
Yes.
- Comment on Damn right 2 months ago:
It’s basically skibidi toilet for scientists.
- Comment on Peloton announces $95 “used equipment activation fee” 2 months ago:
Peloton is designed for rich people. They don’t say it explicitly because thar ruins the illusion, but the bike is meant to be a status distinction. You may only own it if you’re eager to be seen as someone who spends too much money on an exercise bike.
- Comment on Why are so many leaders in tech evil? 2 months ago:
Yeah we’re baffled about how kids get sucked into worshipping Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos, but I remember a brief time in my life when I thought Steve Jobs was the greatest and that he singlehandedly invented the iPhone with a rusty pair of pliers and gumption.
- Comment on Big dentist wants you to think floss will solve it 2 months ago:
Italian-ass answer.
- Comment on Conservative 2 months ago:
I’m fiscally conservative and socially disfunctional
- Comment on Shadows of Doubt, the procgen private-eye immersive sim, is leaving early access next month 3 months ago:
Yeah, people are either spoiled or deluded with games needing to be 100+ hours, especially cause those hours are often padded with garbage.
Shadows of doubt gives you at least 10-20 hours of hilarious procedural generation that actually hangs together as an immersive sim. You start to see the seams pretty quickly but by the time that happens you’re digging into the actual mechanics. Also the devs take their time on updates but the last update was pretty huge so they obviously have a pretty big scope for the game.
- Comment on Olympic anime 3 months ago:
“how can he be better at shooting than me? He wears glasses!”
- Comment on Statistics 3 months ago:
Maybe, but if we rode on sharks to get around I’m sure the statistic would be different.