MissGutsy

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[–] MissGutsy 3 points 1 week ago

It also expands when you hover over it

[–] MissGutsy 12 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Wird von Fahrerflucht freigesprochen weil "sie der Ansicht war gefahrlos wenden zu können". Im selben Urteil in dem sie jemanden wegen illegalem wenden getötet hat. Hä‽‽ Haben die Lack gesoffen‽ Kann jetzt jeder Fahrerflucht begehen wenn er behauptet er hätte nicht verstanden etwas falsch gemacht zu haben?

[–] MissGutsy 2 points 2 weeks ago

Which is only really needed for hosting a torrent, something most people don't do. Most VPN users do not even know what torrenting is and most torrent users are leechers so they don't use it either.

[–] MissGutsy 1 points 3 weeks ago

"They must be innocent, they have strong conservative christian values" WHAT

[–] MissGutsy 4 points 3 weeks ago

"We don't train AI with your data, only if you give us permission"

"Do you consider this checkbox that is on by default as permission? It does already collect all the necessary data."

"No comment. But we couldn't just train an AI on all the data we collect anyways."

"What about this updated user agreement, where you state that you can and will train AI on all the data you collect?"

"No comment!"

[–] MissGutsy 6 points 1 month ago

As a genre? I would say no. Cyberpunk is usually described as a capitalist dystopia in which a handful of companies supersede government powers and wage wars against each other beyond the concepts of national borders. In addition, cybernetic enhancements become commonplace, as a way for companies to extract more value from their workers. Cyberpunk stories usually are about groups rebelling against the system through organized crime, who ultimately fail to escape the underlying system of capitalism, doomed to repeat history time and time again.

HL2 falls in none of the genre stereotypes. While it is dystopian, it's not capitalist, so it's not "punk" and it isn't "cyber" either because of a lack of commonplace cybernetics.

[–] MissGutsy 3 points 1 month ago (1 children)

[Encased mentioned] I love that game

[–] MissGutsy 9 points 1 month ago (9 children)
[–] MissGutsy 6 points 1 month ago

This is actually amazing, I don't understand what the other comments on this Lemmy post are about/if they even read this post on Nexus.

To summarize:

  • no incomplete free versions of paid mods
  • no patches for paid mods on a site for free mods
  • no modpacks that require paid mods
  • only limited advertising of paid mods

This is extremely levelheaded. I think other's might just read this headline and think they are introducing paid mods, but they don't!

[–] MissGutsy 15 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 children)

Additionally:

  • while the food will taste the same, in most cases the mouth feel is so horrendously bad it will be inedible
  • rehydration of most foods is very hard to impossible, limiting it's uses even more
  • if you put more than one kind of food in a batch, the chance of error in the process increase dramatically, because all food needs different amounts of time to dry

I'm pretty sure the only actual use cases are berries and fruits. But those can all just be dehydrated normally or made into jam, so there is little to no purpose for a freeze dryer, except playing around with foods, which is not worth the price

[–] MissGutsy 3 points 2 months ago (1 children)
[–] MissGutsy 21 points 2 months ago (1 children)

11 is one louder than 10!

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