well yeah, deep rock galactic is a video game, not a movie

duh

i understand the appeal as a minigame, like it’s literally a minigame in Deep Rock Galactic, but the fact that people genuinely play it as its own game is… bro just play minesweeper

and this is why i get so tired of people saying it’s bad to have a big instance like mastodon.social, like bro do you fucking want the platform to be successful or not? it seems like people just want a small isolated place to circlejerk each other rather than something globally useful.

this is such a nonsense argument, people navigate email just fine despite every single platform sending emails from their own domain.

Ontop of all of that, it was also just clearly a corporate cash grab where the people who made it either didn’t feel strongly about it or they didn’t get to put their soul into it as much as they wanted.

It’s not just bland, it’s a cold and calculating kind of bland. Like being served nutrient paste, but it’s not even flavourless instead they added artificial banana flavour so now it’s both depressing and makes you feel sick.

i have absolutely seen multiple projects on github that specifically tell you to do “npm run” as part of deploying it.

it’s part of the appeal for me, it’s nice when things are fun

yeah sure, “cuter”, definitely nothing to do with “toot” being slang for “small fart”.

wouldn’t you then just break it up into chunks of 72 bytes, hash them individually, and concatenate the hashes? And if that’s still too long, split the hash into 72 byte chunks and repeat until it’s short enough?

that still feels like a massive insult to tony stark, like stark did quite specifically save the universe didn’t he? pretty sure he’s supposed to be the quintessential hero who is very much imperfect but still ultimatly does good.

i don’t get why they’d do stuff like that in general, you just… don’t fucking refer to living people in media that’s set in the future lol, precisely for this reason!

it’s also kind of cringey to talking about currently living people because it feels like such a cheap grab at being relatable, “ooooo we’re talking about [person who is currently popular], that’s right, someone from your specific time period is relevant in the future!”

the one way you can do it in a decent way is to have it be an offhand remark, and even then you better be quite certain that they’re not going to suddenly start lighting orphanages on fire 5 years after everyone’s seen your production.

even then we already have the ideal PVE shooter: deep rock galactic

the only hero we need is someone to arrest driller for his numerous warcrimes

gods, imagine saying this to a normal user

“what the fuck is a file?”

skeleton race

keep the character creators, but only let the player use a randomizer button and a silliness slider.

yeah anything based on chromium is effectively a skin, and don’t really improve things that much

best you’ll get is ones that dig into the code and try to rip out as much of the tracking as possible but eeh, just use something based on firefox, or something completely separate if you’re fine with browsing via your terminal lmao

you hear that said about AI because companies are desperately throwing more and more resources at it to get 0.3% better results, and people are collectively running an insane amount of prompts all the time.

but on a personal level it’s not really any different from any other computations, people render videos all the time and no one complains about the resource usage from that, because companies aren’t trying to sell bloated video rendering services to gardening businesses.

dear sirs, please submit the evidences to do the needful, very thanks.

google currents sounds like some sort of phenomenon, like an ocean current that pushes stuff onto the shore where we discover it.

i’m using fedora on ext4 lol, the single unavoidable problem with BTRFS is that i’d have to switch to it :P