Don_alForno @ Don_alForno @feddit.org

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I just installed Mint and picked the nvidia drivers in the manager. Am I doing something wrong?

Yeah, that's true. I always explore everything I can reach first, although if I encounter a boss that I can't even scratch I won't stick around for a 37 minute fight ;) so I have some things to return to.

I'm level 40 now and the story bosses are just not scary anymore. But so far I still enjoy being a bit overpowered at times so it's fine. I just have big loot FOMO. I couldn't forgive myself if I found some cool weapon during the "almost done" cleanup that I would have liked to use for more of the playthrough.

And just like that we’re at silly made up hypothetical situations to drive fear and an agenda. That’s not even worth entertaining.

It's all hypothetical until it isn't anymore. You're literally the slowly boiled frog.

I would appreciate not being lied to. Call it "I can't beelieve it's not Honey", write the proper list of ingredients on the back and I'm fine with it.

That's like piling all your paperwork on your office desk in a giant tower in the order they came in and arguing that's just as good as sorting them into files and putting them in the cabinet.

They said that about steam and look at us now.

It's people flocking to it until it's the only place to release games that is gonna force you.

The only fact that matters is whose orders are the cops going to enforce.

Ok. You're often tired, but coffee gives you super strength, Popeye style.

No. Common sense has been replaced by the constant normalization of tracking and personalized ads.

What else would it be coming from on the exact same hardware?

Wow. I already wasn't going to buy any more Bethesda slop, but now I'm not going to buy it twice.

I imagine something like this.

Newly built nuclear would do many things, but it wouldn't drive prices down.

Wind and solar would do that though.

Erm ... So you actually don't have a body whose job it is to make sure the government adheres to the constitution? It's just a happy little accident?

What the actual fuck ...

A King, a priest, a rich man and a sellsword are in a room. Those three man tell the sellsword to kill the other two. Who lives and who dies?

It's not electrons "reaching" a point that does the work, it's the fact that they move. A generator or a battery just applies the force that makes them move (voltage).

You can in fact picture it like water, just in a circular, perfectly level channel. When you paddle at one point in the channel the water starts to move and can do work at another point. It doesn't really matter where exactly you are paddling.

So ... "the great replacement" for real, just opposite to what they usually claim?

It's wild how often "every accusation is a confession" holds true.

You could also just have it work and go with whatever follows from it though.

I believe you should have a plot prepared but you also shouldn't be afraid to adapt it if the players do something unexpected. It's more work, but in my experience players can usually smell when you're just trying to block them. And they will derive fun from having found out your plans early (which is totally ok to tell them).

That's communism. The two are not interchangeable.

It's an element of a planned economy which has been more commonly used in authoritarian socialist countries but isn't exclusive to them.

(Fun fact because I just looked it up: There doesn't seem to be one generally accepted definition of "socialism".)