Starski
@Starski@lemmy.zip
- Comment on 6🤷♀️7 7 hours ago:
Why was 68 afraid of 67? Because 6769!
- Comment on Make me feel like a man 2 days ago:
- Comment on how does it happen every time 5 days ago:
Dude, all it is is a menu bar, a search bar, some tags, and a pinned post. Under that is a header with a picture to describe the header. If you can’t understand that then I have no idea how you’ve figured out the internet thus far
- Comment on Helldivers 2's latest patch buffs a bunch of guns, nerfs tongues, and dials down the drawbacks of using scopes 1 week ago:
The bot doesn’t understand what the article actually is, it probably just scrapes various websites looking for certain key words before automatically uploading it with an autogenerated title.
- Comment on Helldivers 2's latest patch buffs a bunch of guns, nerfs tongues, and dials down the drawbacks of using scopes 1 week ago:
It’s a bot.
- Comment on steam vs gog, which game store to buy from? 1 week ago:
You’re again missing the point, and then you try backpedaling by saying you weren’t actually being serious just to cover your bases. Jesus what an absolute twat you are.
- Comment on NEVER OBSOLETE 1 week ago:
Ah yes, totally legible sticker
- Comment on Do you cheat in video games? 1 week ago:
What a horrible way to live life, I truly hope I never encounter you.
- Comment on steam vs gog, which game store to buy from? 1 week ago:
That’s not the point, you’re being intentionally disingenuous while not giving all the facts, specifically to prove your point. You don’t have the paint the entire picture, but to imply that the only thing steam has to offer is giving money to a billionaire is bullshit and you know it.
- Comment on steam vs gog, which game store to buy from? 1 week ago:
It’s true that gog is better, but to completely misrepresent why people use steam is just disingenuous, it’s a better service than practically any other one out there(aside from gog ofc)
- Comment on Be careful with this information 1 week ago:
Unfortunately for me a long press, while ultimately bringing up a new menu, still doesn’t scroll to the end of the song name lol even with further swiping and holding and trying all sorts of things. I’m on duckduckgo through android.
- Comment on Be careful with this information 1 week ago:
It does use the whole name lol, but it’s turns out it’s just a 30 second song with completely irrelevant lyrics that are tastelessly screamed to the most basic drumming you’ve ever heard. I honestly don’t even remember if it was anything other than drums, if there was a guitar or base it was equally as basic as the drums and tuned right into them. All in all, 1/10, and that’s an overstatement.
- Comment on Be careful with this information 1 week ago:
Idk if it’s just the mobile version but that website is designed horribly, I spent five minutes simply trying to get the whole name of the song to show up, as I was curious how much of what was written above is in the song name, but no matter what you can’t see it. Turning my phone sideways just made a thing on the side show up proportioning everything the same as before turning it sideways, the credits have the exact same issue with not showing the whole name, including while sideways, and I can’t play the song since I need to sign up for the service. Idk how someone could make something worse than Spotify, but this definitely hit the mark.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Well, making some assumptions based on your not really worded well question, illegal streaming services like shown through fmhy just scrape the internet for the content from sites that have it illegally uploaded, and serve it to you from there. Thats how they get away with it, since they aren’t actually keeping any illegal content, all they do it scrape the internet. If you’re asking how regular illegal streaming sites work, they have the video on a server, and then serve it to you. If you’re asking how regular streaming services work, it’s practically the same thing. Of course I’m simplifying things a bit as you’ll have DRMs here and there, along with a few other things to get services to work, but you’re probs not asking about that.
- Comment on idk 1 week ago:
I understand what you mean, I’m saying you’re misunderstanding how ai messing the code up is much more important than it messing up a plotline or giving a character 6 fingers. AI currently isn’t good enough to write flawless code, and you can’t just use ai to code a game without having any prior code experience, you’d have to vet every process. There’s no chance in hell you’ll make the best game ever, as your characters will be going through walls and your objects will be floating or any other countless number of glitches that could occur, let alone the negative effects bad code can have on the hardware that’s trying to run it.
- Comment on idk 1 week ago:
That’s not the point, in the commenters example the mentioned a person who doesn’t know how to code, and now matter how you cut it ai right now wouldn’t be able to code well enough to ensure no bugs occur, you would still need to check it in your self entirely lest some massive issue occur, not just in the game but with your hardware that’s trying to run it. That’s way more important to deal with than a story line being off.
- Comment on idk 1 week ago:
It’s worrying how you think the writing and voice acting are more important than the code in a video game.
- Comment on Plan derailed 1 week ago:
What?
- Comment on Haha, Russia 🤏 1 week ago:
Yes, as far as I’m aware at least, to keep them the same size with the same connections the locations of the geography would be warped compared to where they should be on a globe, that’s the benefit of a mercator map even though it warps the sizes.
- Comment on Parenting advice 1 week ago:
I keep hearing about this “software I need” but never any examples, I’m genuinely curious as I really don’t know of many things that you can’t at least use a VM for
- Comment on Perfect size for brats 1 week ago:
The tomatoes get turned into sauce for some pasta I’m cooking later, the pickles get munched on during a warm summer day, the peppers go into that pasta sauce I was talking about, and the onions go in there too, as none of those things belong on a hotdog
- Comment on Fuck Microsoft 1 week ago:
I’m sure asbestos housing was also very comfortable until people started getting cancer.
- Comment on Fuck Microsoft 1 week ago:
Ight you can’t use your specific and statistically small example to label a majority of Linux users as just a bubble. It sucks what you’re dealing with, but it’ll only get fixed if more people switch to Linux and talk about.
- Comment on Stretch marks 1 week ago:
Well there’s your mistake, you’re using Instagram.
- Comment on Epic CEO wants Valve and Steam to stop requiring devs to disclose generative AI usage 1 week ago:
Strawmans gonna straw
- Comment on *confused flatfish noises* 1 week ago:
Ah, I guess you are but you put it in a different place in your sentence compared to the comic, which confused me at first as it can be interpreted both ways with how you wrote it. Either way, the rest of my comment should still be relevant.
- Comment on *confused flatfish noises* 1 week ago:
What do you mean by prey animals? Animals that prey on others or are you calling them prey themselves? And just because an animal is a predator doesn’t mean there aren’t larger predators that will kill and eat them. Ultimately most apes are omnivores who eat fruit and berries, along with leaves and other shit, but will eat meat and have been known to prey on animals, yet it’s not their main source of food. They’re not apex predators but they aren’t actively prey.
- Comment on An entire PS5 now costs less than 64GB of DDR5 memory, even after a discount — simple memory kit jumps to $600 due to DRAM shortage, and it's expected to get worse into 2026 2 weeks ago:
Damn I am so happy I upgraded when I did, had the same computer for upwards of a decade before finally upgrading a couple years ago, got my 7900xt with 20gb vram for like 650 and it doubled in price over a couple months(it’s back down now but whatevs), 32gb ddr5 ram for like nothing compared to these current prices lmao, I should hopefully be good for another decade
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
It’s moreso because of the actual specs itself, “priced like a PC” is anywhere from $300 to $10,000 which isn’t a good metric if you could guess. However, based on the specs it should be somewhere from $500 to $800, and realistically because they were working with manufacturers for it they should be getting a good deal on the parts and therefore it should ere more towards $500 than anything, which would be console pricing. Of course excluding any peripherals. The issue is the way they’re wording it, and the way they have reacted to people like Linus asking if the price will be around $500. It seems like “PC pricing” means more like $1000, which is honestly overpriced for the specs and if it is said price I highly recommend no one buy it, just build your own, it’s easier than you think.
- Comment on Americans are holding onto devices longer than ever and it’s costing the economy 2 weeks ago:
Ive had my phone for upwards of 4 years now, and I plan on keeping it for at least another 4 unless something tragic happens. Oops sorry I guess I can’t afford food this week kids, those billionaires and investors might lose money so I have to go get a new phone
