RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
Was on a Don’t Starve kick, but thinking about doing some Stardew Valley because it’s such a cozy game
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
That’s the name of one of my favorite xmas films
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
Really enjoy Don’t Starve, as much as I find the gameplay loop tedious.
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 85%
Hope you’re feeling better. Good to know it’s possible, as I’ve got more cash invested into the PlayStation platform than I probably should have.
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
Friiiiick I miss freelancer so much. Best space sim to date.
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
D-word, so you’re saying I can play PS5 from a dang steam deck?
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
I can’t recommend his scifi trilogy enough! The first book (“Out of the Silent Planet”) is my favorite, but the 2nd is also pretty good. The 3rd book is COMPLETELY different from the first two, but still enjoyable.
There are clear allusions to monotheistic faith in each of them, but I believe he was a philosopher first and foremost. Great reading for over winter holiday if you get a break from school/work at all.
RagnarokOnline 10mo ago • 100%
“A pleasure is full grown only when it is remembered. You are speaking, Hmán, as if pleasure were one thing and the memory another. It is all one thing.” - CS Lewis’ Sci-fi Trilogy
Your nostalgia for the game is just as much a part of your experience of the game as when you originally played it. Enjoy feeling the good memories and that desire to go back to them, but know that you can never go back. Remembering good times is just those good times becoming “fully mature”.
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
Fuck yeah c
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
I’m no Hallmark apologist, but there is actually a lot to be said for the common theme of “downshifting” by leaving an unbalanced career to a more sustainable, less materialistic life.
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
Hahahaha, this was what I was thinking of. Thanks!
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
Wait… is this a deep cut? Why does this seem familiar?
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
It does affect Americans heavily, especially if he was the breadwinner. That said, the timing really is atrocious, so he should spend any free time during the holidays refining his resume and written references (since people are in a charitable mood this time of year).
Best of luck that he lands something soon!
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
I dunno if Green Bay can stand up to KC, but I’d love to see an upset for the Packers in their home stadium.
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
What freaking happened? I was expecting a slaughter, but the other way around.
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
I have a place like this in my town. They know their food is bomb ass good and they still manage to be excited you’re there to eat even though the place is filthy
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 75%
I read this as “only chair we can use in the graveyard” and thought you worked for a mortuary service and there were too cheap to get to a decent maintenance stool.
RagnarokOnline 11mo ago • 100%
Jessica Dickler, why the FUCK would I wait for the value of my cash to disintegrate when I could get 1.08x more tacos today than if I put that money in savings and bought tacos with it next year?
The moment that inspired this question: A long time ago I was playing an MMO called Voyage of the Century Online. A major part of the game was sailing around on a galleon ship and having naval battles in the 1600s. The game basically allowed you to sail around all of the oceans of the 1600s world and explore. The game was populated with a lot of NPC ships that you could raid and pick up its cargo for loot. One time, I was sailing around the western coast of Africa and I came across some slavers. This was shocking to me at the time, and I was like “oh, I’m gonna fuck these racist slavers up!” I proceed to engage the slave ship in battle and win. As I approach the wreckage, I’m bummed out because there wasn’t any loot. Like every ship up until this point had at least some spare cannon balls or treasure, but this one had nothing. … then it hit me. A slave ship’s cargo would be… people. I sunk this ship and the reason there wasn’t any loot was because I killed the cargo. I felt so bad. I just sat there for a little while and felt guilty, but I always appreciated that the developers included that detail so I could be humbled in my own self-righteousness. Not all issues can be solved with force.
As I scroll through the global feed, I end up seeing content from a lot of the same people (“The Picard Maneuver” is a user I recognize often and appreciate their content). Would it be worthwhile to have some kind of “Top of Lemmy” or “Top of the Fediverse” awards where the Fediverse could honor users that made an impact over the prior year?
Google has stated it plans to address developers’ concerns by “making web publishers promise not to abuse the API”. Google’s new browser-based tracking functionality available via their “Topics API” has sparked numerous concerns recently, including fear that the heightened communication of web browser history could lead to “fingerprinting attacks” which could be used to track users across devices by profiling recent web history. When prompted with this issue, Google started their short-term solution is to have web developers who enroll in the new Topics API platform take pledge that they will not abuse the new tool, whatever that means.
A buddy of mine told me about Wealthfront recently and they’re 5% money market account rates. Growing up in a world where savings accounts and even CDs never approached more than 2%, the rates on this new thing blew me away. Free money is great, and I’d love to take advantage of these rates, but the only cash I have currently is the emergency fund I’m trying to build. Anyone have thoughts on if putting an efund in this kind of service is a bad idea? Not sure if it’ll be liquid enough if a major expense comes up.
Anyone remember this absolutely bonkers song? Here’s the original song: https://youtu.be/KUOwbcdZozQ Here was the Flash meme version (NSFW): https://youtu.be/JBJtQjykq_4
Brent Rambo - the kid who smiles at computers before frowning and giving you his approval.
Real Ultimate Power was passed around between all of my friends back in the day.