Lumidaub
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- Comment on Netflix acquires gaming avatar maker Ready Player Me 3 hours ago:
You seem VERY invested in this. You know you can edit posts and add stuff that occurs to you after you posted, yeah?
- Comment on Neanderthals wouldn't be considered a person under U.S law 3 hours ago:
I wasn’t disagreeing.
- Comment on Netflix acquires gaming avatar maker Ready Player Me 1 day ago:
Not exactly what the snotty kid I’m thinking of is thinking of :)
- Comment on Netflix acquires gaming avatar maker Ready Player Me 1 day ago:
Yeah, I didn’t even think past the aesthetics because the concept is so ludicrous. Reminds me of how every once in a while a snotty kiddo who just made their first Hello World will come up with the ultimate gaming idea to combine ALL THE GAMES into one so you can seamlessly walk between them.
- Comment on Netflix acquires gaming avatar maker Ready Player Me 1 day ago:
So. Like. Run around as V in World of Warcraft? That doesn’t sound like anything I’d want. And the images in the article aren’t helping.
- Comment on Neanderthals wouldn't be considered a person under U.S law 2 days ago:
Test tube babies are still implanted into a womb and then born.
- Comment on Neanderthals wouldn't be considered a person under U.S law 2 days ago:
Oh that’s what you were saying, now I see. Yes, that’s usually true. I thought you were saying because modern humans have Neanderthal ancestors, we’re the same species.
- Comment on Neanderthals wouldn't be considered a person under U.S law 2 days ago:
Much more straight forward: we’re actually homo sapiens sapiens (twice, because we’re extra smart, y’know), they’re homo sapiens neanderthalensis.
- Comment on Lasagna 2 days ago:
Okay? So did I. He still works digitally now, as do I. It is simply unusual for someone who does digital art to not use the undo button.
- Comment on Lasagna 3 days ago:
They do look like side buttons but then it’s still unusual that be wouldn’t have his hand on them. I think most digital artists appreciate the ability to quickly draw and erase lines multiple times to get them just right and to do that he’d have reach up there every time. Unless he
a) is a genius who does not undo
2) has developed blind muscle memory for Garfield as suggested by another commenter or
• is simply posing for the camera. Anyone’s guess.Also, I personally ignore the side buttons because they’re annoying to reach.
- Comment on Lasagna 3 days ago:
Well, you do indeed have a point there.
- Comment on Lasagna 3 days ago:
By Jove, I shall sell this man a keyboard, nay, 20 of them, or my name is not Capper I. Tallism IV!
- Comment on Lasagna 3 days ago:
This is no joking matter, it’s serious business! 😫
- Comment on Lasagna 3 days ago:
It would be easier to use the stylus to click undo instead of reaching for the mouse every time.
- Comment on Lasagna 3 days ago:
Where is this m’fer’s left hand? Why is it not on a keyboard on his preferred combo for undo? Does this madlad not undo? Does he not NEED undo? Is it possible to learn this power?
- Comment on IT'S TIME! 4 days ago:
HURZ!
- Comment on Great guy 4 days ago:
He’s so dreamy
- Comment on Larian want to release Divinity in "three to four years", and they're making limited use of generative AI 4 days ago:
Dang, there goes all that goodwill.
- Comment on true love 4 days ago:
Don’t let anyone tell you they want to unsee this or anything. It’s not AI and thus by default it has every right to exist, whether we like it or not.
- Comment on Brons 5 days ago:
That’s the family tree in the alternate universe where Donnie is “former president”.
- Comment on How young do you have to be to get kidnapped and never realizing that you were kidnapped? 5 days ago:
Vaguely related anecdote: I have no memory of this of course but my mum had to have urgent brain surgery and was hospitalised (for half a year, I think?) very shortly after I was born. She barely got to breast-feed me for 3 months before she had to leave me with my grandmother (my dad wouldn’t be able to care for a kid on his own lol). When she returned, I was incredibly clingy and wouldn’t let go of her, they tell me, so I was already able to remember her. It’s apparently possible that some of my issues today (depression, anxiety, all that fun stuff) are in part caused by that very early traumatic separation (nothing anyone can prove). Which leads me to think that in your scenario you’d at least be more likely to have some psychiatric damage, no matter your age.
- Comment on Kiribati 1 week ago:
Fun fact: that’s pronounced “kiribass”.
- Comment on This whole community lately be like 1 week ago:
Your use of shitty photoshop instead of resorting to automated “solutions” is highly commendable, you’re a role model for generations to come.
- Comment on why is fossil fuel still used? 1 week ago:
To be fair, that’s because the fossil fuel lobby does everything to prevent alternatives.
- Comment on A Very Corntroversial Nativity 1 week ago:
Who said anything about the idea?
- Comment on A Very Corntroversial Nativity 1 week ago:
Could’ve been a very nice shitty shop, 5 minutes max, but no, you had to make slop instead.
- Comment on North Carolina (NC) is just built different 1 week ago:
Goodness gracious do you look even ONCE at what you post?
- Comment on Still relevant, hasnt changed much after 2 years 1 week ago:
And that’s exactly what the blogpost is trying to solve.
- Comment on Still relevant, hasnt changed much after 2 years 1 week ago:
That kills the less active ones and achieves the opposite of what Lemmy wants to do.
- Comment on What's going on with Quentin Tarantino? 1 week ago:
Don’t kink shame, it hurts nobody.