

Lemmy doesn’t show overall karma anywhere by default, and as far as I know, no communities are using automated moderation to prevent “low karma” accounts from posting.
Not saying it isn’t, just that there’d be no point.
Lemmy doesn’t show overall karma anywhere by default, and as far as I know, no communities are using automated moderation to prevent “low karma” accounts from posting.
Not saying it isn’t, just that there’d be no point.
My wife and I used IVF, so our first picture of our daughter is a clump of cells (I think the term is blastocyst).
It looked like kind of potato shaped. She was dubbed our little spud by one of her uncles, and that stuck until maybe two months before birth.
Lol, clearly you haven’t been shopping at budget places in the US. The competition is Land O Lakes, “I can’t believe it’s not butter”, or store brand.
Where are you buying your butter, and what brand?
I’ve used it instead of maple syrup on pancakes while camping. I intended it to just end up as a shit joke at my own expense, fucking around for shits and giggles, but it was legitimately sweet enough to work. Which is honestly pretty disgusting.
Nice shitpost. Got me for a moment, then I remembered how math worked.
Waving and saying hello to an empty space in the air of their bedroom at bed time.
The Nointro group seems to be the most prolific/trustworthy for cartridge based retro stuff, as far as I can tell.
Yeah, as said, that’s going to be due to however your TV upscales things.
Getting a dedicated scaler will help, but bear in mind that you’re taking an image that’s at least 1/4 smaller (might be less than that, can’t remember the math off hand) than your screen’s native resolution and zooming in on it.
Using most scalers gives you a ton of options for how to zoom in. Straight pixels, bilinear (or trilinear) filtering, and some have various shader effects as well to emulate the style of TVs these consoles were made for.
By using HDMI/VGA you are getting the clearest digital signal version of that image possible, but it’s still tiny, and any way you choose to expand it will have pros and cons.
Is that not a core use case of Lemmy? Just make a community for your theme and post the links.
Slap a silencer on and it’ll be just fine.
Even most stealth games allow you to pop two heads at once if you’re fast enough the second guy can’t yell.
I’m a big fan of Watch Dogs and Cyberpunk style stealth hacking though. Jump into the security cam network and kill everyone in the building using environmental hazards (and in Cyberpunk, spontaneous combustion and other fun tricks) while you sit comfy a block away. Real fun to still get the stealth mission objectives popping up after when you walk in like you own the place. Or when the game still has pre-scripted dialog about how tight security is while I’m walking through a pile of their corpses.
Classic Exec move. Jump ship before the long term repurcussions catch up with them. Leave the new guy holding the bag.
When it comes time to dedupe, I’ll bookmark all open tabs (you can do this per window using ctrl+shift+d), open the bookmark manager and pull them from the per window folders into a single folder, then run an addon to dedupe my favorites. Much faster than trying to do anything like that by hand.
Once that’s done you can select all favorites in that folder and open them all up in a new window, but at that point I already have the bookmark manager open so I usually go through them from that.
I think there’s a turn based mode you can enable from the options menu. I know there was one for 15.
I find this particularly funny, because the scene for Wii homebrew felt like the wild west for a decent while. There were many different iOS (think kind of like drivers, you’d install ones with patches applied so you could run non-nintendo code) installers that were almost all doing the exact same thing. Multiple loaders to run ISOs off USB drives. A couple of games leaked early. I remember playing Skyward Sword with a friend a few days early.
There were a small few that tried to enforce not being able to use their homebrew apps for piracy, but they were largely derided for it. Riivolution was a groundbreaking app for arbitrarily replacing game files on the fly, but it had numerous things built in to prevent people from using it on anything but real discs. There was a decent amount of drama around that.
Smash Bros Brawl mods were fucking amazing. There just wasn’t much like that on consoles before then.
Yeah, I was going to say. Becomes?
I believe either. In Jerboa (what I’ve got handy at the moment) it’s under Settings, [your account name]'s settings, and then its in the middle of the whole bunch of switches towards the bottom.
There’s an option to hide bot posts in your settings. So far everyone is playing nice and labeling their bots as such, so that’s probably the easiest way at the moment.
It’s how they kept everything from dying when they killed third party apps. They openly banned and replaced mods that were keeping their subreddits locked. It was a shitshow, but unfortunately reddit still exists.
And calling out their plan to explicitly keep bypassing copyright and directing to where they plan to continue doing it.
If Kodansha already has eyes on your subreddit, they’ll see this post and go after the Discord too. It’s only a matter of time.
Don’t make it this easy for them.
Realistic Stich gets my hopes up for an absolutely never occuring remake where it’s graphically and gorily demonstrated why he’s one of the most wanted.
Just turn it into a dark and gritty movie with the officers showing up too late to more and more depraved scenes.
Disney’s first unrated film, just silently released with no marketing. Put up on streaming for 24 hours and then gone, leaving the public wondering if it ever was real.