voracitude 17h ago • 100%
This article is from 2018 and is not relevant to today's economy.
voracitude 17h ago • 100%
Must have been run by those parrots
voracitude 17h ago • 100%
Oh, don't you worry, they'll identify themselves for you without any additional encouragement.
voracitude 17h ago • 94%
My eyes and ears revealed the double standard, for it was glaring.
voracitude 2d ago • 100%
Ha! I'm autistic and while I'm walking I will randomly remember that I don't really know how to walk normally and then my gait is all fucked up while I try to find the rhythm again. This happens frequently. I am Guy Incognito!
voracitude 2d ago • 100%
The real Satan was Ticketmaster, all along!
voracitude 2d ago • 100%
It's because you care more about the truth than being accepted as part of the group. Humans are wired to value being accepted, generally, so most people fall for the idea that consensus is a fact-based exercise.
voracitude 2d ago • 100%
California and Nevada finally contemplate an end to slavery
voracitude 2d ago • 100%
You would not believe how many more bags you can fit in that one bag if you fold them, rather than crumple them!
voracitude 3d ago • 100%
Exactly! I can cook, I just choose not to most of the time haha!
voracitude 3d ago • 100%
Ah, I've never worked food service (which I view as privilege; it sounds like it would be very hard for me as I struggle with sensory overload and emotional overwhelm, even in less busy and stressful environments) so maybe that has something to do with it.
I hear you on the creativity; while I was still young and learning, my ex-wife did refuse to eat my cooking after the second recipe I "modified" "creatively". But really there was just too much lemon in the lemon chicken, and it's not like it was mostly lemon. Just very lemony 😂
voracitude 3d ago • 100%
That's odd; I only enjoy cooking when I'm cooking for others. If it's just me, I don't give a fuck; pb&j, or I'll order, or Soylent... Or I just don't eat, much easier.
voracitude 3d ago • 100%
Edit: Oh wait, also make sure you have "Ghosts In The Machine" selected when you go to the signal tower!
Yeah, the "show the Atlas a wonder" quest is repeatable and endless, same for Base Computer and Settlers, so you've completed those questlines (at least, Atlas and I'm pretty sure Settlers - Base Computer might offer more as you progress the Artemis quest line).
As to Ghosts in the Machine, that signal tower you get sent to should have someone to talk to at it. I don't think it's possible to have missed something with that quest in your log, because talking at the signal tower is the very first part of it.
If you select the Ghosts In The Machine mission, there's a way to restart it "with local objectives" or something to that effect. I'll see if I can find how to do it when I'm back at my desk - the internet is being unhelpful right now.
voracitude 4d ago • 100%
Imagine trying to attack someone for their appearance when there's a traitor who wants to turn the military on the populace running for president, after he already tried a coup once.
Dementia is a terrible disease.
voracitude 4d ago • 95%
Just a little Kanchō? As a treat?
voracitude 4d ago • 80%
Oh, it's not just your pet peeve - The Queen really hates it, too!
voracitude 4d ago • 100%
Oh! Yeah bud, those are the resolution of those quests. Your remaining objective is to enjoy reality, while it lasts. Is that 16 seconds? 16 hours? 16 weeks? 16 years? None can say. Just enjoy the ride 😊
The Atlas one is just a repeatable quest where you can show the atlas something you scanned and then added to your list of wonders. It's a menu thing in the Discoveries list.
voracitude 4d ago • 100%
Er, well, the tips were kinda in the form of the questions haha 😂 If you can post your mission log (posted mine in a response to OP elsewhere), I or someone else might be able to give more specific pointers (without spoiling anything, if possible).
voracitude 4d ago • 100%
Can you post a screenshot of your mission log to give more of an idea what stage you're at with each one? I'd kind of assumed you'd found the Anomaly for example, but I shouldn't have. Mine looks like this, on my permadeath save: 
I think you're guaranteed the choice of a frigate upgrade module or a bulkhead expansion (freighter inventory slot) at the end of every emergency beacon derelict (the space ones).
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I forgot the link earlier, I am extremely dumb.
Thanks for checking out the second version of my Noita fan track! This one sounds kinda like Scandroid. I did and do love the first version which was much closer to power metal, but I wasn't happy with a lot of aspects of it. I re-wrote the lyrics, re-generated the whole thing from scratch using Suno, and then spent ten hours figuring out the basics of DaVinci Resolve to add all the different animations and transitions. It's still not perfect but I'm happy with it... for now. I hope you enjoy it!
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15137538 > I had my best run going in over 280 hours. I had a homing rock wand, infinite spells and vampirism (infinite healing with the oceans of blood from corpses, not to mention grinding up the meat realm), an unmolested potion shop in the mines, and so many hearts I had 451 health *with Vampirism*. A fast teleport wand, a black hole wand I could have used to dig to parallel worlds eventually. I had killed The Alchemist and the Meat Realm boss with my sick homing quantum-split plasma beams on a Sparkbolt + Trigger. > > Then I found [Touch of Water](https://noita.wiki.gg/wiki/Touch_of). > >  > > No room in my inventory, onto my chainsaw wand just 'til I could get back to a Holy Mountain to save it for later. Saw a corpse, thought I'd top off my health and fired my chainsaw wand. > > Actual footage of the event: >  > > I finally feel like a real Noita!
I hope it's okay to cross-post this here! I'm not trying to spam, I didn't realise there was a difference between the different instances and thought my posts to one would be visible across all. I'm still getting the hang of this Fediverse thing 😄
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I had my best run going in over 280 hours. I had a homing rock wand, infinite spells and vampirism (infinite healing with the oceans of blood from corpses, not to mention grinding up the meat realm), an unmolested potion shop in the mines, and so many hearts I had 451 health *with Vampirism*. A fast teleport wand, a black hole wand I could have used to dig to parallel worlds eventually. I had killed The Alchemist and the Meat Realm boss with my sick homing quantum-split plasma beams on a Sparkbolt + Trigger. Then I found Touch of Water. No room in my inventory, onto my chainsaw wand just 'til I could get back to a Holy Mountain to save the Touch of Water. Saw a corpse, thought I'd top off my health and fired my chainsaw wand. Actual footage of the event:  I finally feel like a real Noita!
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This hits hard 'cause I was one of the fans so hopeful that *Starbound* would be *Terraria 2 (In Space)*, and backed it on Kickstarter. The presentation is a bit editorial at times, but I feel it's a pretty good overview of the game and the context surrounding its development, hype, and downfall.
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Radio Patch Notes when?
From the end of "That Mitchell & Webb Look", S02E01.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12008724 > Gul Brannigan - The Perfect Crime > > Damar is 100% Kif
A GIF of the human "success" animation for researching Core Waste Dumps, from the game "Master of Orion 2: Battle At Antares". I actually played a game all the way through to this point to get the footage, as I didn't have it on any of my games in progress at the moment. Not only that, but the post I made it for got buried under downvotes, so nobody'd ever see it if I only posted it there. I hope other enjoyers of this sci-fi 4X classic find a pleasant dose of nostaligia in it 🖖
