Zugyuk @ Zugyuk @lemmy.world

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Has anyone done the math on what costs the most energywise for an ai to answer?

Just brainstorming 😅

Lol, nice! Love the result, but quad skeletons really need their own anims 🤣

We've already seen how this goes 🤣

Same here, test engineer with a masters in game design 😓. Caught the layoffs Mary 2024. Hard to work on anything satisfying when I'm busy paying rent

Not quite "Time Killers" level of limb to button assignment, but a line that I had not drawn in the AC control scheme!

Archive link: http://archive.today/yMJLn

That's me! I cut Reddit it when they turned off RIF, and never looked back. I also add -reddit to searches so I don't give them any traffic

One in a million chance doc!

Report it!

It's free to play with that link! Outlands is like you remember, plus end game

It's still one of my favorites!

fastfetch!
https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch

Had to borrow from my wife :D lol

Ultima Outlands is the way to go! Here's how to get it going: https://wiki.uooutlands.com/Install_UO_on_Linux

I had Discord, and AnvilToolkit running, along with update on a separate terminal :D

That would be nice, maybe this would work? Blavingad

It was in Mexico. No dice 😑. That being said, we didn't have to pay for any of the dives, and they offered to buy dinner for him. He was ill for a day or two, so we didn't get to exercise it

My dad, my brother(13) and I (16) were on a resort scuba dive (we borrow their gear, and get a ride on their boat, and follow their leader during the dive). Descending down a line, with my dad following the dive lead, then me, then my brother.

About 60 feet deep, I see my dad jerk suddenly, followed by a bunch of bubbles. I see him grab his octopus... Another spasm and more bubbles.

I watch as he swims down to the dive leader, and grabs his octopus, taking in and releasing a breath. He signals to dive lead he needs to surface. Dive lead grabs his octopus and replaced it with my dad's original regulator... Another spasm, and he begins emergency surfacing. My brother and I follow. Dive lead has a Merry dive all alone.

At the surface, we find that the rubber bits on my dad's equipment (regulator, and octopus) had deteriorated, and broken at depth. He had lungs full of water, and spent the next half hour barfing and coughing it up.

That's about all I got, still brings me to tears twenty some odd years later to just think about it