Someonelol
@Someonelol@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on The Lioness does not... 6 days ago:
The lioness does not concern herself with grammar, however.
- Comment on Winner takes all 1 week ago:
His political calculations must’ve been unparalleled.
- Comment on Let's see how obscure a meme can get before it stops receiving upvotes... 1 week ago:
Ah good times. I’m still traumatized over what a weeaboo at class said some very lonely people do to anime girl figures. To this day I’d never consider buying one - much less if used.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Strange Journey was one of those games that really got under my skin. It hit the right notes of dread, isolation, despair, and horror like a wonderful mesh of The Thing, Event Horizon, and At the Mountains of Madness. The music too helped pull off the vibe and it makes me wish they had an actual live recording instead of digitally generated tracks. The fact it could pull off such a vibe on a tiny DS/3DS screen just begs for this to be remade in a full PC/console experience.
- Comment on Some people prefer corn for some ungodly reason 1 week ago:
Same. Bell peppers have an overwhelming taste that overpowers everything they’re cooked with. Spicy chilies on the other hand are perfectly fine and welcomed.
- Comment on That boy is all right 1 week ago:
Imagine how Bobby feels.
- Comment on Steam winter sale is now live 1 week ago:
What have y’all bought so far on this sale? I just got Detroit: Become Human for $4.
- Comment on Steam winter sale is now live 1 week ago:
AC7 is great I must’ve dumped over a hundred hours trying to ace all the missions. You’ll be hard pressed to find better value.
- Comment on “They burned millions but got nothing.” Japanese game font provider’s aggressive price hike could be result of parent company’s alleged AI failure and financial struggle 2 weeks ago:
It’ll be as cathartic as it’ll be catastrophic. I’m personally looking forward to the devastation this folly will bring, if only to see PC parts makers come back to the consumer market with hat in hand.
- Comment on HDD prices spike as AI infrastructure and China's PC push collide — hard drives record biggest price increase in eight quarters, suppliers warn pressure will continue 2 weeks ago:
Are they used HDDs? Nothing worse than buying something that’s on the brink of dying.
- Comment on Any games I missed in the last 21 months? 2 weeks ago:
Indika is a fucking trippy experience. It definitely stands out from the others in this list in a very good way.
- Comment on for a better future for ur children 2 weeks ago:
Maybe the next iteration can have some seeds mixed in the payload to sprout little trees and plants over the wreckage.
- Comment on Actual theft 3 weeks ago:
GameStop as I knew it from a few years ago is dead. Now that all almost all games are digitized, its stores only carry a handful of discs and cartridges with barely enough to cover half a wall in shelves. The rest of the store is mired in miscellaneous pop culture crap like Cowboy Bebop T shirts, pop figures, and some various other knick knacks. It can’t live up to its name so it might as well shuffle off from store fronts and on to the collective memory of gaming enthusiasts.
- Comment on The ugly side of corn 3 weeks ago:
It’s quite buttery but it can be an acquired taste.
- Comment on AI Slop Is Ruining Reddit for Everyone 3 weeks ago:
I occasionally see comments to the effect of, “Oh, really? Can you tell me more about that?”
Fuck. Am I a bot?
- Comment on RAM is so expensive, Samsung won't even sell it to Samsung 4 weeks ago:
You chaebols sure are a contentious people.
- Comment on JD, is that you!? 4 weeks ago:
It happened because an old man during the Bronze Age had a schizophrenic episode and hallucinated god commanding him to cut off his foreskin as proof of loyalty. Everyone just… Went on to humor him I guess and here we are thousands of years later and not much has changed. This is just proof of how traditions can be really stupid.
- Comment on car producers 5 weeks ago:
I used to really like their sedans. The 300 was the last good car they made before they were tossed aside by Stellantis to make fucking minivans.
- Comment on Have you noticed this? 5 weeks ago:
Maybe possessions go off Final Fantasy Tactics rules. Too low a faith stat and magic does nothing.
- Comment on These should be brought back 5 weeks ago:
Some kids were just too dumb to notice it or thought it was probably some kind of light.
- Comment on Gmail can read your emails and attachments to train its AI, unless you opt out 1 month ago:
Is there a way to self-host your own email? Seems like the safest option at this point.
- Comment on Evolution at its finest! 1 month ago:
- Comment on People are playing fewer games and new releases are "struggling", say Ubisoft UK, warning of falling revenues 1 month ago:
Maybe if it got rid of insisting on logging on to a Ubisoft launcher, intrusive DRM, in-game stores, buggy releases, and formulaic map exploration it could do better. That won’t happen though because it’s a piece of shit corporation that won’t give up an ounce of control for the fiduciary sake of its stockholders. I hope it shutters soon so the gaming landscape can heal a little more.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Someone should Photoshop all the arches in the background into Arch logos.
- Comment on Former Microsoft engineer explains why Windows 'sucks' now 1 month ago:
7 was all the average user could ever want. Snappy operations, simple and easy to navigate settings, light memory overhead, and a really nice aesthetic. Too bad we couldn’t just update the backend stuff indefinitely so now we have a bloated, AI fueled privacy nightmare with a shitty bottom middle start menu with Windows 11.
- Comment on The House Of The Guy Calling You A Libtard 1 month ago:
A lot of the propaganda these isolated people are fed dehumanizes those whom Trump and the Republican party wish to target. These “victims” of propaganda shouldn’t be sympathized with or even pitied because they each have a conscience that they deliberately silenced in order to feel as part of something greater than themselves. Even if these people are somehow rehabilitated this time it’s very obvious they’ll fall back to the same patterns that got us into this mess to begin with.
The only effective way to break the cycle is to destroy the propaganda machine and force a change in the very culture and identity they’re a part of. You’re right these people aren’t a monolith, but you see some recurring themes like nationalism, Christianity, pride in ignorance, and toxic individualism that conservatives just know how to leverage to drive them into a frenzy.
- Comment on The House Of The Guy Calling You A Libtard 1 month ago:
Not some. All. We all got to live through his first term and the failed insurrection with the Jan 6ers. The fact they voted for him a third time is proof they didn’t care about any of that.
- Comment on The House Of The Guy Calling You A Libtard 1 month ago:
Depressing but not undeserved. These people have some less than altruistic reasons for electing the con man.
- Comment on Perfection 1 month ago:
Old medieval pages look so fascinating. Too bad the letters are so beautifully drawn that I can’t even try reading what each word says.
- Comment on You just had to ask that question 1 month ago:
The head of a related department at work kept bragging about his plans to make a brand new tech doc for months to the higher ups but the problem with that is he didn’t have enough people to back it up. Upper management wants results already but the guy has too much pride to say it’ll need to be delayed until the headcount climbs back up. Instead he’s dragging my manager and by extension, me, into his plans. Now I’m being forced to bail out the other manager while not having the background necessary to produce a good doc on time. It’s so bad that we’re having twice a week workshops to cover this shit.
