Baggie
@Baggie@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Dutton refuses to rule out ABC cuts and repeatedly declines meeting with chair Kim Williams, sources say 2 days ago:
Fingers crossed
- Comment on Not just crumbs in the CPU socket: Over 100 AMD 9800X3D chips are now reported to have gone pop and the most by far have died in ASRock motherboards 2 days ago:
That sounds well below the acceptable % for doa parts, especially if ASRock is indeed nuking chips.
- Comment on The swimming carnival is nearly over and will cost lives 4 days ago:
Yeah that tracks
- Comment on The swimming carnival is nearly over and will cost lives 4 days ago:
Do you think like a pirates of the Caribbean look, or will he look exactly the same, like he swam through a time portal or something.
- Comment on Skill issue 1 week ago:
Well then the obvious conclusion is that respecting women makes you better at video games.
- Comment on BloodBorne Released 10 Years Ago Today, Fans Once Again Organize a Return to Yharnam 1 week ago:
PS4 emulation has come a long way. I haven’t played fully through my copy, but I was going through it at 60fps through the first few areas with little to no issue. You may want to wait until all the kinks are out, but it’s pretty good as it is.
- Comment on PC gamers spend 92% of their time on older games, oh and there are apparently 908 million of us now 2 weeks ago:
Probably? I have memories from over a decade back so
- Comment on This speaks for itself 4 weeks ago:
I feel you. They aren’t necessarily wrong to concentrate on the other stuff, but the world did feel a bit happier when things had a bit of life to them, at least to me.
- Comment on This speaks for itself 4 weeks ago:
I know it’s a perfect example but I’m sick of modern design trends. Muted colours and uniform shapes, nothing ever interesting or emotion inducing. I’m probably pretty biased but still I’d love to see something that had some life to it.
- Comment on Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian says AI should moderate social media 4 weeks ago:
Great idea dipshit, who’s gonna foot the power bill, you?
- Comment on Valve adds "all the Team Fortress 2 client and server game code" to its Source mod tools, letting modders "build completely new games based on TF2" and publish them on Steam 5 weeks ago:
Sort of, but those let you use the pre-existing codebase for each game as is. This lets you play with the inner workings. You could do something drastic like implant rollback netcode, add new classes, wild shit.
- Comment on PhysicsForums and the Dead Internet Theory [old specialized forums have started backdating millions of LLM-generated posts] 5 weeks ago:
For sure. I can at least give them the benefit of the doubt when they say that shadow organisations are trying to control them. Like that can happen, it does happen, it’s kind of happening. Motivations can range from societal change to world ending prophecy. However when they say shit is explicitly for making money, that’s a very clear cut goal you can easily prove or disprove.
- Comment on When You Block the Internet on Your Phone, Something Astonishing Happens Mentally 5 weeks ago:
I did something similar to what this article describes a bit back. For me it was turning off my phone, the effect was staggering. Anxiety etc dropped immediately.
For me in particular, it was being constantly available to anyone in my life, but also the doom scrolling, and knowing there’s a vast ocean of infinite content at my fingertips. Sure, I could curate my experience, and block people, but overall the phone is still functioning largely the same as it ever does. I can always turn those features back on. By changing how the device works externally, you’re disconnecting those people from the decade and a half of reinforcement and whatever they have associated with their phones.
To get similar results I was able to just turn off my phone, but that might vary for some. Anyway, it seems reasonable for the experiment at least.
- Comment on PhysicsForums and the Dead Internet Theory [old specialized forums have started backdating millions of LLM-generated posts] 5 weeks ago:
See I don’t follow that one, because how are they actually making money in this theory?
In the real world the ai bullshit is just another grift that’s a giant money pit. While I recognise people that follow these kinds of theories probably don’t have critical thinking skills, I wish they would following thinking to it’s conclusion. It’s a stupid hope I know.
- Comment on How do we know this is actually Earth, and not just some torture chamber in Hell and we are just being punished? 5 weeks ago:
I’m kind of in the same boat.
I think it can fuck with people that rely on self determination for security or self justification? At least the couple of people I’ve met that take issue with the idea seem to mostly be uncomfortable with the implication that their choices and actions might mean less.
- Comment on PhysicsForums and the Dead Internet Theory [old specialized forums have started backdating millions of LLM-generated posts] 5 weeks ago:
Anti sematic behaviour is unfortunately part of the internet and general historical data, which means it could very well be an undercurrent in training data. AIs then could exhibit subconscious biases, no matter how many times the creators tell them not to be racist.
- Comment on How do we know this is actually Earth, and not just some torture chamber in Hell and we are just being punished? 5 weeks ago:
Look, we also probably don’t have free will, but we should live and act like we do. Don’t let the minute details keep you from getting what you can out of this life.
- Comment on France runs fusion reactor for record 22 minutes 1 month ago:
Idk dude, we already have the sun and wind but they hate that stuff too, despite it being very close to free. Hell they’ll probably bitch about fusion causing a surplus of power outside peak loads.
If it doesn’t perpetuate the broken ways we currently do things it doesn’t give their buddies money, so it’s woke or something else bullshit.
- Comment on Please god 1 month ago:
That’s most definitely black mold back there right? That’s some burn down the house action right there.
- Comment on Important News - Geoblocking of the UK 1 month ago:
As someone completely unaffected, it sucks that you had to make this decision, but I respect the hell out of it and appreciate your openness.
- Comment on Thailand gears up for a celebration as a long-awaited marriage equality law takes effect 2 months ago:
Nice to have some good news today.
- Comment on Panasonic brings its founder back to life as an AI 3 months ago:
Did someone play too much cyberpunk? That’s literally a core plot event.
- Comment on Perverse incentives leave young Australians locked out of community housing, study finds 4 months ago:
Hell yeah man, let’s make people’s lives harder so number go up.
- Comment on Half-Life 2 peaks at 52,000 concurrent players, 20 years after its release 4 months ago:
The full list is on steam, the main thing is it’s bundled all hl2 games in one package, integrated workshop for mod installation, and added new developer commentary for hl2. Also a bunch of misc fixes etc.
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 released in December 2020. Almost 4 years later, what is your opinion on it? 4 months ago:
I played it at launch. Even through all the bugs and half finished systems, it felt like somebody actually cared about the game. The story, characters and city were and still are amazing. Bit of an unpopular opinion, but it was always a pretty good game, at the very least an uncut diamond.
- Comment on What Ever Happened to MSN Messenger? 5 months ago:
Ditto for us in Australia
- Comment on That hurts a little 5 months ago:
Looks like a Russian palace, maybe Tetris?
- Comment on Final Fantasy 9 Remake May Not Happen as a Single Title 5 months ago:
Remake 8 you cowards