I won't make you go down any argument, I agree with you
Sonotsugipaa
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AT LAST,
THE ONE RING TO RULE THEM ALL
Is the bible accurate? Like, 2 Samuel 3:14?
Jamie, pull that up
The Linux experience:
- Sometimes cryptic and frustrating
The Windows experience:
- Paid for
- Being shat on by a large corporation
- Sometimes cryptic and frustrating
- Call the emplacement
- Shoot all grenades at a single point of deformable terrain
- Call a mine stratagem in the hole
- Throw a nade in the hole
- funny
WHY IS AN APPLE TREE HE, BUT AN APPLE IS SHE?!
Just wait until you learn about eggs, ears or fingers
Please remove the NSFW tag on this. I was on the train and when I read this I had to start furiously masturbating but there was nothing to masturbate to. Everyone else gave me strange looks and were saying things like "would" and "call the police (Megan Hall)". I dropped my phone but nobody around me was able to see this story. Now there is a whole train of men desperate to masturbate together without this post. This is your fault, you could have prevented this if you just hadn't tagged this post NSFW.
There are mods that alleviate its problems, but in Vanilla Valheim (Vanilheim, if you will)... ehhh.
I always managed to organize chests into somewhat sensible categories, but in the first half of the game's progression chests are ~tiny~.
You do get to yeet carts full of ore from mountaintops, though.
What? No I'm the devil.
Heavy dog.
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"Reality" is often thought as a paragon of neutrality, being neither good nor bad. So why is a "reality check" ALWAYS felt negatively?
(lemmy.dbzer0.com)
Think of the relationship between "optimism", "pessimism" and "realism":
generally, those words are respectively interpreted as "focusing on the good things", "focusing on the bad things" and "ignoring (or trying to ignore) personal biases on the topic at hand".
In a way that makes sense, the universe defines our perception on things, not the other way around.
However, let's suppose you just had a reality check, at least as my terminally online ass knows the term as.
That means something happened to you, that forced you to realize something about yourself - be it your body, your psyche, your knowledge about anything.
A realization so undeniable, that, despite your lizard brain's psychological self-defense mechanisms' censorship attempts, made you realize you've been wrong about something.
The reality check brings your mood down in the short term, and possibly pushes you to improve yourself (or, alternatively, to [concoct a workaround to the tyrannical laws of the universe]) in the long run, but... that's not truly neutral, is it?
It may be a "bad" feeling possibly followed by a good outcome (see: cognitive dissonance), but it is never a GOOD feeling followed by a possibly bad outcome. The latter case is a confimation bias, if anything - the opposite of a reality check.
Going back to the first paragraph: if someone says "I'm not a pessimist, I'm a realist" you may conflate that person for an pessimist, but not an optimist.
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The single game I "played" on Windows was Helldivers 2, when I Steam Family'd it from a friend before trying it out through Proton.
... hold on, "players are unable to emote when flying through the air"?
Is that currently possible or is it supposed to be? Either way I have questions.
What does "make other public performance of it" mean? Am I subject to licence revokation if I make a screenshot and post it on social media or something?
The HELLDIVERS™^©®^³ 2 EULA is a god damn URL
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There's a joke about sewers and slides somewhere in there