[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 12 points 1 month ago

Unironically the music in the new Doom games that Mick Gordon made was like at least half of my interest in playing them. It just pairs so well and makes the experience 100x more fun than it already is.

So no Mick Gordon + they way they treated the situation already has me soured as well. They'd have to have something extremely good cooking to win me back

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 9 points 4 months ago

Which is why they fail their religion checks when questioned. They are however good at passing deception checks

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 17 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

Parts of 2018 and Ragnarok and the ending of both actually had me tear up a bit, not many games accomplish that. It was very heartfelt and emotional I enjoyed seeing a proper character arc for Kratos and his kid and watching them develop.

I also really liked the themes of redemption and trying to be better not just for yourself, but for the people around you, I liked that Kratos has to reflect on his actions and actually come to terms with how he was for all intents and purposes, a monster.

I liked that even enemies where made more complex and given good character arcs. 2018 and Ragnarok are so well done and I love them. The old GoW trilogy was also fun and had good writing in it's own merit and direction, but the new games are something else entirely in a good way and I vastly prefer the character and relationship focused writing in the newer games.

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 12 points 8 months ago

I think it's more practical in terms of being used for layering with kevlar to reduce overall weight of a piece of body armor. While at the same time making it cheaper and more cost effective than traditional body armor materials as mentioned in the article.

So rather than this being used as an upgrade to kevlar (which with more testing it might be able too) it's more like a side grade to reduce costs, as mentioned in the article silkworm silk is already used on a commercial and industrial level for other applications.

Granted it'll probably be a good few years before the silk being made by these genetically modified worms is both made consistently and is more refined with further testing and then distributed. But still it's something that material scientists will likely put to good use for reducing costs in lots of fields.

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 9 points 8 months ago

Not the guy you replied to, but... Yeah? There's not a lot of valuable data in that wreckage to be gained. At least not any data that wasn't already anticipated, known about, or already tested prior. Like the previous guy said, a multitude of experts said it was a bad idea. People who worked for the company and spoke up about the issues where fired.

The entire internet mocked the situation because the man had the hubris to think he knew better than decades of scientific and engineering testing and safety of the materials being used. Many engineers even sent letters to the guy telling him to not use certain materials because they are and have been known and proven to fail at the types of pressures, temperatures, and environment he wanted to take them too.

The only valuable data that I can even image being in that wreckage is figuring out what exactly failed first, the window that wasn't rated for that pressure. Or the carbon nanotube hull that engineers already knew would fail since carbon nanotubes are not good at repeated exposure to stress and microfractures and breakages.

There really isn't that much data to be gathered here that hasn't already been tested and proven multitudes of times before. Except maybe seeing how well the game controller held up if they can even find it

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 10 points 10 months ago

The process itself of breathing in the pure nitrogen and going unconscious was completely painless.

When I woke up later on I had a terrible migraine that lasted a few days because not breathing in enough Oxygen will cause headaches and migraines. Had I not woken up though then there would not have been any pain from that side effect because I'd instead be dead

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 9 points 10 months ago

Im not too familiar with Chess, but is there gendered leagues with Chess? Cause if so that seems really weird.

Like physical sports I understand a seperation and understand the need to regulate transgendered individuals due to physical difference between genders.

But for a mental cognitive sport that seems ludicrous to do

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 10 points 10 months ago

... That's definitely not what is happening regarding the internet hate mob theory you have. A very large chunk of people who are outraged actually like or liked Linus and I've been seeing them express dissapointment over this behavior.

Can you explain exactly what you are confused on or having trouble understanding after watching the GN video and reading all of the comments that have replied to you so far? If so I might be able to help break down a timeline and highlight the issues in a simplified manner.

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 13 points 10 months ago

I don't understand the value of this comment and it seems like it's being pedantic and splitting hairs for an unimportant reason. Whether or not she was sleeping when the bullet entered her is ignoring the main point. If you want to call it misinformation then that's really stretching the term for misinformation.

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 9 points 10 months ago

Fellow IT pro (don't feel like it though) who also uses Windows here. It's not the perfect OS, but I'm kinda getting tired lately of the amount of Windows bad over exaggeration going on (seriously I'm seeing people complain about windows not having features that it actually does have or running into errors that are entirely user related in cause). If I want to sit down and have a 90% chance of not having to mess with anything then Windows is my choice.

In the chance it does mess up it's usually something I can find and fix easily even for obscure issues just cause the amount of exposure to errors and documentation for Windows is insane... That and usually a reboot will fix it 9/10 times.

While I do dual boot and use linux from time to time for enthusiast stuff, and while Linux is now fairly comparable to Windows in "it just works" stuff. A lot of programs still don't have full or even well kept Linux versions. And after getting off of work where I deal with fixing a ton of complicated Linux errors, a lot of times with little documentation or similar error documentation. I just want something that will be reliable, fairly predictable, and also "just work".

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 14 points 11 months ago

I'll have you know I start plenty of shit and demand an apology for your assumption!

[-] Notorious_handholder@lemmy.world 9 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Watch red hat make it to where your brain is more inclined to want to wear an actual red hat lol

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