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tetris11
joined 2 years ago
Richmond does exist, you knob. Its right next to Poormond on the Witcher DLC
Took me a while to realise that he was being hung, and that the trapdoor wasn't actually a spring propelling him into the air
It means "pan-fried, with an egg in the middle", you dolt!
They have spurred on the solar/wind movement successfully though, albeit whilst using coal as a crutch. Even so, without the greens, alternative energy might never have been a discussion in a country like Germany which is positively obsessed with gas and cars
I saw one in person, and it made me irrationally happy
Robots could augment the firefighters tasks without replacing them, but the economy doesn't want that
You won't find many Iranians opting to use public transport for the good of the environment.
Lack of choice and potential lobbying from the car industry might also be factors here. I can't imagine anyone who would drive if there was cheap and plentiful public transport available.
Like Americans, they would rather sit in their own air-conditioned vehicles in interminable traffic jams.
I'd say the same for the Americans. A century of pro-car policy removes the illusion of choice.
The attention was the absolute last thing I wanted. I was trying to fade away into the wallpaper, and my unhealthy dieting/exercise regime was accomplishing that somewhat. My bosses and mentors expressed concern, but the girls at work expressed sudden interest, and it messed with my entire value system. Someone below mentions that this is typical incel behaviour, and maybe it was -- but all I wanted to do was to be left alone, and I wasn't allowed to
- Newpipe (adfree YouTube client)
- Thunder (responsive Lemmy client)
- Geometric Weather (great weather app)
- FBreader (low resource eBook reader)
- KDE connect (sync between phone and laptop)
- Glider (HackerNews app)
- Orgzly (needlessly complex org-mode renderer)
- Skymap (Position-aware constellation viewer)
- Open Camera (impressive photo app)
- PianOli (fun piano app)
- Moonlight (game streaming client)
- WLANScanner (find hidden WiFi camera/devices/networks in hotels)
I've never played Far Cry, but you've described the kill-spree momentum I used to enjoy in games - specifically the outcome of a previous action being the entry point for another, with no slowdown - making it feel fluid and dynamic.
The closest thing that matches that sheer freedom of gameplay, was the swing physics of Spiderman 2 on the PS2. No other spiderman game has come close to that, and I've played then all.