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Ms. ArmoredThirteen @ ArmoredThirteen @lemmy.ml
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  • Not sure if you've ever been near a dairy farm before, or like I used to live near a sugar beat factory, plus pesticides, or lung destroying dust season during harvests. Have you seen what agricultural runoff can do to a river?

    We're all dealing with pollution fam it isn't exclusive to cities. On a broader note urban and rural areas both have various issues so for a lot of people it is just down to which ones you're willing to put up with. I've lived mostly in small farming towns but I'm in a city now and it suits me much better. I'd rather work to improve what I've got here than go back.

  • I did a brief google and looks like pole to pole is commonly used as well, I never knew! My main case for radials at this point would be more of a generic term, since if you do half slices first then radial it isn't really a pole to pole cut anymore despite the same axis, if that makes sense. Probably I'm over thinking this x.x

  • People do "degrading" work all the time and at a much larger scale than this. I think a more important part is to get everyone on board with not degrading people because we're all just paying each other for things we don't want to or can't do anyway. A coder wouldn't expect a client to clean up old comments in source code because that's an expected part of the job.

    I do think we should also be considerate to each other though and not leave a total mess for someone to clean up. If someone at the table is getting judgy about you cleaning your space they're probably entitled. If staff asks you to stop though keep in mind they may have a specific way they clean tables and they don't want you disrupting that flow (this is especially true for stacking dishes or piling things like silverware and napkins on something).

  • For anyone curious about the roulette part specifically:

    I estimated the risk of a major nuclear war was roughly equivalent to pulling the trigger in “nuclear roulette” once every fifteen years, so about five times over the life of a child born today.

  • Tell that to the ants engaged in perpetual and brutal world wars.

    For real though fuck the warmongers. Who wakes up and goes "you know what I want to do today? Kill people at scale for money. Then maybe brunch". That's top tier evil

  • My thing about it is designing for both an isolated feel and a cohesive co-op may be impractical, and I'd prefer they focus on the part of it that makes it really stand out. There are also things like how do you progress world events, can either player trigger them, do they have to be in the same area together, etc which all adds design overhead.

    I also want more good co-op games they're a lot of fun. Personally I don't think this is the right series to target for it though, but also idk what direction they're taking it so co-op may fit well with the new one.