Elden Ring was my most played of 2024 on Steam. Which is surprising to me, personally, only because I played through SOTE ONCE and I was done. Still has the highest hours on Steam for the whole of 2024.
But I was obsessing over Echo Project's visual novels after finally checking out Adastra, too. Since those aren't on Steam, this explains my stats being pretty low on Steam.
4/20. I often run into people who think 4/20 celebrations are a joke in the last few years. It might be a joke of a holiday, but the celebrations are still real.
Protip: The superscript tags on Lemmy are like an encapsulation, not like Reddit where you have to prefix every word. Just put 1 caret at the beginning and 1 at the end:
The most creative kill I've ever seen in a movie is when Jason, in Jason X, uses a sleeping bag with one girl in it to beat another girl to death while in a holodeck (to slow him down).
How do you defund something that runs on charity from the people who watch it (and also a large contribution from the Koch brothers)? Do these dumbfucks think PBS is paid for by tax money? Every single program I've ever seen on PBS explicitly states it's paid for by viewers (and again, the Koch brothers).
Zionism is the effort to establish a Jewish state, which is what Israel is or is trying to be. I've only been seeing it (rightfully) used as a nagative term over the more recent fighting in Gaza, as the Israeli government wants to remove all the non-Jewish people from the country, because those who believe in the Jewish state are also committed to genociding another group of people that aren't the same as them.
Its superior economic, human, social, and civil rights come at the cost of strictly regulating businesses, which kills off innovation and profit making by big businsses
I agree that it stifles profit; but it in no way stifles actual innovation. Just look at all the innovative ways they come up circumventing regulation to continue harming people.
Almost everything I learned in school has changed/been found incorrect, outside of English and Math (and even a little bit of English as language evolves over time). From history finding new lore, to scientific discoveries being made/nullified that change our understanding of things.
It's actually kind of amazing how far we've been able to go while working on incorrect assessments of things.
In firefighting training, they lit a brick of magnesium on fire and poured water on it to show what happens when you try and put out a metal fire with water.
Now I kinda wanna know what kind of big boom happens if you try and extinguish a star with water.
Elden Ring was my most played of 2024 on Steam. Which is surprising to me, personally, only because I played through SOTE ONCE and I was done. Still has the highest hours on Steam for the whole of 2024.
But I was obsessing over Echo Project's visual novels after finally checking out Adastra, too. Since those aren't on Steam, this explains my stats being pretty low on Steam.