Threads is celebrating Ukraine blowing up some Russian data centres by saying almost all conservative web activity has stopped. It's the Bad Take Factory and I haven't heard any mention of it on here so I think it's psy-ops within psy-ops

I love how this character just looks like prosthetic shit they'd put on Warwick Davis and have him tweak out for a bit

Yeah, hypervisor stuff and Linux means it will be a while before I actually give this a look in as well

I haven't actually played it and have no idea how the roguelike elements would work in a game like this. I just saw the Biddy Blas clip come up on Youtube and was like "This shit's fire".

Under communism you'd always be able to find a round of Straftat on a local server

I've been looking into cameras a bit myself. Fujifilms have these things called recipes that add a vintage film, early Instagram look. They have a particular niche in the photography space so that might be worth looking into if you think they'd like the fujifilm aesthetic.

If your biggest concern is clarity then check which camera has the largest zoom range and macro capabilities. All these cameras will have a manual mode and that's where you'll get your best shots from. Another consideration there is how many physical controls a camera has for manual settings

That's something they'd have to balance. Maybe instead of a percentage you could do a number of players and use some statistics to figure out where the peak is. Maybe only include people who have actual playtime, whatever they do for tracking Steam achievements

Only as long as no one goes homeless or hungry. I'll put up with it

Steam should implement something like "X% of users have X many hours in this game".

Because I've seen that popup that's like "you have X many hours in this game, how about telling others what you think?" I don't post those real hours in games like others do, but I'm sure there are people who are like "I may have 10,000 hours in this game, Steam, and I may still be playing it, but I'll never tell you if I 'like' it or not."

I got a business degree because I didn't know what else to do, and I kind of don't know what I did.

For some group assignments I'd rock up late, collect two international students that didn't have a group yet, then just do the whole thing myself.

For other assignments I just wrote everything off the top of my head and used my saved references in Word to substantiate any claims I made.

I probably learned more from the job I got in the last year of uni and two business books I read at that time. Not textbooks, airport style business books.

Can I get global communism without the shitting toothpaste?

There's a video where some youtubers or podcast people put on the first four or so movies at the same time and realised the movies all hit the same beats around the same moments. It's like these movies were just written to a formula and they filled in the details for whatever bullshit the new one was about.