Hell no. I'll stand far away so as not to be in the shot when the inevitable assassination attempts begin. I would only support them in the open as a survival strategy while secretly trying to fuck up everything they try to accomplish behind closed doors.
Nethack (and derivatives) is pretty much the only game I know of where the health potions may or may not be red.
And I guess Dark Souls... It's more of an orange than a red. But maybe that's just the color of the flask. Idk what the substance inside looks like. 🤷🏻♂️
I am disappointed that it very clearly has only a specified list of materials that can be shaped and feces isn't one. I'd be turning all the road apples into the visage of the BBG.
I find it kinda funny that the devs of Anarchy Online didn't think about kiting as a strategy in 2025.
Even if they made collisions/blocking not possible, you could still lure hostile mobs on another player as has been tradition in many games that have no PvP at all since the days of MUDs and MUSHes.
Pushes it all deeper inside and compacts it into a solid brick, and then a not-so-gentle spray of liquid helps fire the turd brick out so hard you don't have time to react to the pain.
Most of these are specifically Linux or developer things. While they are nerds, they're just one very specific subset of the nerd kingdom. You don't necessarily need to know what these are unless you're getting into self-hosting, Linux, or software development.
Federated is the only term that might be useful to a general Lemmy user. It just describes the way that Lemmy talks to itself (through instances sharing posts with each other to make the separate websites run as one service) or to other services like Mastodon or the like, which are part of the larger "Fediverse."
Not anymore... Had a box of old/junk parts lying around before I moved but I didn't bring it with me because it was essentially just garbage I never got around to taking to the electronic recycling thing because it was just a once a year thing that cost me money.
I'd have no problem giving away stuff like that. I wouldn't take parts out of an active machine to let someone "borrow" tho.
Very cyberpunk.