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ImplyingImplications

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  • Metal Gear Solid 3, Subnautica, Papers Please.

    I love the Metal Gear series but the Cold War setting of 3 works so well with the theme of the game. It also features crab battles and the ladder boss.

    Subnautica really captures the feeling of being lost in some alien world and slowly making it your new home. The electronic voice assistant manages to send chills up your spine with lines like "oxygen."

    Papers, Please explores complex moral decisions in such a simple way. I wish to live my life more like Jorji.

  • Reminder that being gay, a woman with opinions, or a slave who wanted freedom, all used to be mental illnesses as well. What is and isn't a mental illness largely depends on social norms.

  • Also wasn't the kia stuff really easy to do and needed like no special tools?

    KIA/Hyundai removed immobilizers from their US models because US regulations didn't require them so they didn't do it to save money.

    Immobilizers check that the ignition was turned by the car's key. Without it, anything that turned the ignition would start the car. The ignition also isn't a keyhole. It's just a rectangular hole. So any object that fit in that hole could start a KIA/Hyundai

  • Outlaw Country is a musical style and doesn't actually relate to anything political. It's a funny pun but not really an example of doublethink. Conservatives who like Rage Against the Machine however...

  • What about goats in circular pens? A goat is tied to the fence of a circular pen. How long does the rope need to be so that the goat can reach exactly half of the pen's area? What sounds like a high school math problem was eventually solved in 2020 via complex analysis.

    Here's the answer:

  • As a union member, yes.

  • Unless you're talking about the exit code of a computer program. Then coming up zero is a good thing.

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  • I'm guessing his kids' favourite teams?

  • 1080p

    Literally unplayable

  • The rest of the post is a simile and doesn't matter. It's like ignoring this sentence you're reading right now since it doesn't actually matter and could be removed without changing my point.

  • As a labourer, I'm not sure I get the point of this post. Is the point that my job is bad? I lift things with a forklift, not my back. I also get paid more than the national average thanks to my union. Sex work can be normalized without putting down labourers.

  • Musk paid $44 billion in cash for Twitter. Billionaires only have wealth on paper until they want to buy a company, then magically they have the cash.

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  • I clicked your source link and it just sends me to bluesky??

  • What this means is that the White House still overestimates how much the military is in their pocket

    When their enemy is civilians, they only need a few willing soldiers. China ordered several army units to use deadly force against protesters in Tiananmen Square. Several generals denied the order. Whole squads threw their wepons into the river and deserted. The Square was still covered in the blood of thousands. A few loyal soliders in tanks is all that's needed. The generals and soldiers who denied the order were court maritaled.

  • Absolutely no one should respect a billionaire who fucks over others to slightly see her numbers go up. She didn't need that money from cheating, but she did it anyways and fucked over everyone else.

    To add some concrete numbers. Martha Stewart's net worth is about $400,000,000 and the insider trading was to avoid losing $40,000 in stock value. In other words, she fucked people over to avoid losing 0.01% of her wealth.

  • kronii being misogynistic

    Only on days that end in Y

  • because apparently the constitution is detailed enough to specify things like that.

    It's impossible for laws to include every single possible detail. Lawyers and judges exist to apply generic laws to specific cases. In this case, a lawyer argued that removing bike lanes creates a saftey issue and since the constitution says the government must protect "life and security of the person", removing bike lanes goes against the constitution. The judge agreed with the argument.

  • I'm bald.

  • the rules are clearly presented

    I use Voyager. Community rules are hidden unless you specifically go to that community page, open the menu, and select "sidebar". It's incredibly easy to miss.

    If a community only wants some people posting then a quick fix is to not allow just anyone to post to it.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Dear libRules