It’s not bad but it’s not as good as its inspirations- sekiro is much more satisfying.
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Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•America’s Billionaire Capital Is Poised to Gut Public TransitEnglish
22·12 小时前Can we gut the billionaires instead?
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Games@lemmy.world•I'm the developer of WalkScape, the RuneScape inspired MMO where you progress by walking IRL. We released trading last week and we're looking for new players!English
2·13 小时前What’s the monetization plan? I don’t do subscriptions but would consider a buy-once or old fashioned “buy expansions every year or so”
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Technology@lemmy.world•Ahead of the midterms, Meta has paid at least 29 anti-LGBTQ accounts for their postsEnglish
15·16 小时前Most people don’t care about things. They just want the convenience. Eat the marshmallows now. Getting a stomach ache later is some future problem.
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Games@lemmy.world•Diaspora, Caves of Qud's first expansion, enters early access in DecemberEnglish
5·16 小时前Interesting. I played the game a fair amount, but it doesn’t usually hook me. I feel like exploring is often kind of hollow and I don’t find interesting stuff
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California@lemmy.world•How California’s Ultrarich Are Trying to Stop the World’s First Billionaire Tax | Billionaires feel like they “have become piñatas for politicians.” Instead of taking a hit, they’re swinging back.
12·1 天前Fuck these rich assholes. Whining about how it’ll hurt the tax base while they fight to avoid paying taxes.
They have too much stuff.
Khanna’s message to them was simple: Read the room. “Mamdani or the next generation want your heads,” he said. “They are coming with pitchforks.”
One way or another.
Different parts of NY state are all very different. Even different neighborhoods within Brooklyn can be very different costs and experiences. I live here but would not willingly choose to live in the suburbs around the city.
In the city, you’re likely not going to find rent under $1000/month. Make a budget spreadsheet. You can cut some corners - my phone bill is $20/month, and I eat a lot of rice and beans to keep my food budget low - but some stuff is just expensive.
You’ll probably need room mates.
Look for colleges first, if that’s a goal. Some have housing assistance.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Epic Games is launching a new, faster, lighter Preview version of its launcher available now for Linux with upcoming Fortnite supportEnglish
5·2 天前Meh. Heroic launcher has been fine.
I don’t mind this. I’ve never ridden one of the horse carriages. They seem expensive aside from the animal welfare concerns.
I just had a flashback to one of my first office jobs.
They had weekly reporting that needed to be done, and someone non-technical had been assigned to do it. They had like gone into the database and copy-pasted records into excel, and the whole operation took a full day.
I was like, “Hold on. What? You know you can script all of this, right?”
Luckily my boss liked me, and let me go ahead. Changed the task into an hour, including making whatever charts and slide-deck management wanted that month.
Though I do wonder if sometimes doing things badly is a weird pro-labor move- They get paid the same if they take all day versus an hour, so why bother speeding it up?
I need to find a better phrase than “cargo cult” but I see a lot of that at work. People who don’t understand why a system is the way it is become fanatical about doing it particular ways.
Like, you have to do “file -> save as” into the directory. If you save it somewhere else first and copy it that’s NO GOOD
I feel like a lot of people involved in the hiring process are incompetent and shouldn’t be there. Like you have HR people who can barely use Word asking if you know Java or JavaScript
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Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•US transport secretary’s war on ‘woke’ could make roads even deadlier, experts warnEnglish
5·2 天前Yeah they’re driven by feelings, fear, and inescapable inadequacy. They’re idiots who should not be in charge.
I think this is a big factor. A lot of people are racist, and a lot of people are like pathologically anti-social.
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Games@lemmy.world•Legendary level designer Richard 'Levelord' Gray has diedEnglish
48·2 天前He also earned a very specific fame for his “You’re not supposed to be here” Easter egg in Duke Nukem 3D, which was only accessible via cheating.
Oh! I remember that one!
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United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Thousands sign petition urging Sadiq Khan to scrap Harry Potter Christmas lights over 'transphobia'English
21·2 天前Stop buying Harry Potter shit. It’s so fucking easy to not kill trans people. Jesus fucking christ.
I don’t understand how so many people just cannot accept a mild amount of inconvenience or deprivation. Like, I get not everyone can de-google or even get off facebook. That stuff can be entangling. But harry potter is just one little franchise.
I dislike feeling pandered to, yes.
Capitalism has always sounded great in theory,
I dunno, “People who don’t do the work get rich” sounds kind of shitty.
People use the word “capitalism” to mean different things.
If you ask someone “Should someone who doesn’t do any work get money from people who do?”, a lot of people would say no. And they’d probably think you’re talking about welfare or communism. But that’s capitalism. The guy who “owns” the company can sit at home and watch netflix while all his office workers make stuff, and he keeps the profits. If you frame it right, you can get people to agree with you or suffer some cognitive dissonance.
But none of that is what some people are thinking of when they think capitalism. They think “free markets” and “competition”. They often don’t really think about how that trends towards monopolies or cartels. Either because of magic, or “the government will prevent monopolies.” But not too much regulation. There’s got to be a few decades of suffering before an intervention, typically.
There’s also a lot of binary thinking. Either capitalism, or total state ownership and oppression.









I feel like there’s a PhD thesis waiting to be written that links the unearned privilege of being a man and the comparable lack of effort that goes into driving versus biking.