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MDKAOD,

New funhaus, while different, is just as good as old funhaus. Shame they’re moving towards live content.

MDKAOD,

They should turn to mastodon. Press.coop is ready and waiting.

MDKAOD,

Exists and is free. Lookup The Dawn of Art. Includes narration by Daisy Ridley.

MDKAOD,

Cries in 10six

MDKAOD,

Also has a vr mode. Super spooky.

MDKAOD,

Quantum Break. Time travel game by Remedy (Max Payne, Control, Alan Wake) that flew under the radar.

Chrono Trigger. SNES classic

MDKAOD,

Evochron. One dev, super dedicated to this concept.

MDKAOD,

There’s a Dali one too, but it’s a little weird. The name escapes me, but there’s also a virtual museum that was cool to noodle around with. All free.

MDKAOD,

Giga, but tuck openSUSE closer to the mascot. Use the negative space between the feet and above the open in a clever way.

MDKAOD,

Because people are opinionated. It’s a fun way to hear someone speak passionately about something. Gives you a sense of who they are.

MDKAOD,

I now have both. There are other improvements that haven’t been touted. The haptics are MUCH stronger on the oled. It’s actually a standout feature in my opinion. Dpad feels improved as well. Not mushy like the original. I’d even venture to suggest it’s a little clicky.

MDKAOD,

Here’s my logic. You can be elitist and know how to do the thing that this article is conveying already. Lemmy is populated by an overwhelming number of users who are technically capable of doing the thing this article is conveying. But there’s another wave of complaints that Lemmy lacks content, therefore cannot grow. This is content. And I submitted it, in the hopes that someone who is less technical doesn’t give up on this platform and go elsewhere.

The conversations revolving around the lack of content on lemmy aren’t taking into consideration the success of other reddit alternatives like Tildes. Tildes is busier than lemmy. Nurture the platform, criticize the writing if you must, but be constructive. If you have something to add to the conversation, add it.

MDKAOD,

Per this comment, and the project itself, Firefox isn’t supported.

Although, it seems the about page now suggests Firefox is supported

MDKAOD,

Reading comprehension.

MDKAOD,

Thanks, but I’m not that important lol

MDKAOD,

Is it like nobody asked to be told about this?

Correct.

MDKAOD,

Uhn. Yeah. Uhn.

MDKAOD,

“why use lot word when few word do trick” is a recurring phrase used ironically by my younger staff.

MDKAOD,

Looking back at history, we’re there other flights as attack vectors that a ground stop prevented from executing their plan? Or was a ground stop, albeit the correct course of action, pointless in preventing anything because the plan had already been executed in full?

MDKAOD,

Speak for yourself. BeOS 2001 BeOS R5

MDKAOD,

Maybe the ventilation system failed in some way. A carbon monoxide buildup in a tunnel could be problematic.

MDKAOD, (edited )

Woot has an HTC vive pro focus headset for $200 until Nov 30th or sellout. I don’t know much about that particular unit, but it’s inexpensive and be a known name.

Don’t buy the vive focus. Not a great unit.

I have the HP reverb g2 I bought new for $329 and an happy with it. Deals can be found.

MDKAOD,

You’ve probably heard this before, but you need to play Alyx. And that’s all I can say about plot lines.

MDKAOD,

“hey here’s news. Maybe. I can’t actually tell you. It’s just what I was told. This hasn’t been relevant to me since it once was. But here’s a blog post about it. I like cheese.”

MDKAOD,

Nailed it. Sorry @filister, definitely was not a commentary on your post.

MDKAOD,

I thought Trump signed a bill explicitly stating medical facilities needed to be transparent about costs? It surprised me as being one of the few human things he did so I made note of it.

Found, CNN unfortunately, but also appears to be hospital focused and executive order: www.cnn.com/2019/11/15/politics/…/index.html

MDKAOD,

My wife has begged me for years to allow her to buy a taxidermy mouse posed as a stripper on a pole. I don’t get it.

https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/367238f7-2812-44c3-99d4-ff4ff92e10d9.jpeg

Moms for Liberty members call the cops on Florida librarians (popular.info)

Two members of Moms for Liberty, a right-wing activist group, have reported several Florida school librarians to law enforcement. They claimed they had evidence that librarians were distributing "pornography" to minors and requested that law enforcement officers be dispatched. This represents a serious escalation of the tactics...

MDKAOD,

Democrats just booted a mom’s for liberty majority off 3 hotly contested school boards in my area yesterday. I understand the sentiment, but elections can work. Moving only reinforces the facism because it concentrates the bad.

MDKAOD,

I just bought the only game I’ll likely ever buy on EGS. It was Alan Wake 2. Being published by Epic, it will unlikely ever be anywhere else until EGS shuts down.

My justifications are as follows: I love the developer and want to support them.

That’s it. The experience was… fine, but far from streamlined. The Epic achievement system is terrible. Imagine walking around in a horror game, immersed in the atmosphere, then a loud cheery mobile app chime blaps through your headphones and a giant banner splatters across the top of your screen announcing your achievement totally jarring you out of the atmosphere.

Then, imagine you find out you can turn on a ‘do not disturb’ mode by pressing shift+f3, then imagine you need to turn it on every time you launch the game. That’s the Epic Games Store experience in a nutshell.

MDKAOD,

Love Shoresy. It’s a Letterkenny spinoff, it’s a comedy with an uptick of drama over the source material.

MDKAOD,

I’ve found ground news to have a right slant. Both the owner and developer have traditionally right leaning interests. I don’t find the stories that get “promoted” to the front of ground ot be all that neutral.

I could be talking out my ass, but after trying to use ground for a few weeks, I felt that I was seeing more and more right wing talking points than what I consider neutral news.

YouTube Is Monetizing Human Suffering at an Open Air Drug Market (www.404media.co)

The Kensington neighborhood in Philadelphia is one of the most brutally obvious signs of America’s public health crisis. The so-called “open air drug market” in the middle of the country’s sixth most populous city is where hundreds of people use drugs, some of whom are unhoused, usually without being arrested by the...

MDKAOD, (edited )

This is part of a larger political astroturfing campaign. There was a very comprehensive post on reddit about it when this garbage starting flooding into small subreddits. I’ll see if I can find it.

Found:

www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/…/hhp5s4u/

reddit.com/…/whats_up_with_the_influx_of_videos_a…

Original credit to /u/hoyarugby on reddit

For people who are actually interested in how this developed rather than flogging a particular political horse

Kensington is a neighborhood in North Philadelphia. It’s located not too far from the major highway I-95, and is also well-served by public transit via the Market-Frankford Line (commonly called the El, the elevated train above this street)

It was originally a neighborhood inhabited by Eastern European immigrants, who worked in garment factories, making things like stockings and hats - the textile industry was a key part of Philadelphia’s industrial economy

The textile industry was one of the earliest hit with deindustrialization - factories moved to the cheaper and non-unionized American South, and then overseas, and Kensington was hit very hard by this de-industrialization. White Flight wasn’t as bad here as in many other cities - Port Richmond, a neighborhood right next to this, is still largely white working class - but much of the white population fled and were replaced by Black migrants from the Jim Crow south, as well as hispanic immigrants

By the 60s the area had a large number of abandoned buildings, and the drug problem began then. First heroin in the 60s, then meth in the 70s, then crack and cocaine in the 80s and 90s. The neighborhood became a bit of a drug “emporium” because of its location - it’s right near major highways and train routes, so it was a common place for people from outside of Philadelphia itself to go buy drugs. And all of the abandoned buildings created ideal places for people to squat in and do drugs

But though the area was awash in drugs and drug addicts, the abandoned buildings paradoxically helped keep the problems less visible. Large drug/homeless camps were established in abandoned lots and other marginal space - drug addicts and the homeless congregated there

The current situation in Kensington is caused by two things - fentanyl and cleanup efforts

I probably don’t need to elaborate too much here, but the opioid epidemic and the influx of cheap fentanyl from China has turned the existing drug issue into an epidemic. Kensington is the place where you can get the most potent heroin on the east coast, for the cheapest price. It’s a place that draws in drug addicts, keeps them ensnared, and kills them via overdoses. And it’s the most potent of its kind in the country

Paradoxically, cleanup efforts pushed the problem from being somewhat invisible to being out in the open. In general, both the City of Philadelphia, and real estate money, have made an effort to buy up and restore/rebuild many buildings in the area. Kensington has excellent transit access to Center City, and is very close to the hottest real estate market in the city, the neighborhoods of Fishtown and Northern Liberties. Many of the buildings and abandoned lots that served as drug squats and homeless camps were bought up and torn down or restored, with the hopes that in a few years, Kensington will be the next hot real estate market in the city

The proximate problem that led to the current crisis was the clearing of a number of homeless camps, particularly the biggest one in the city, El Campamento which was established in the CSX railroad cut to the West of Kensington. After mounting complaints from neighbors and community leaders, CSX and the city finally cleared out the homeless camp. They were able to get some people housed and/or in treatment, but many addicts refused treatment/housing, and the drug problem will always create more homeless addicts. But now these homeless addicts didn’t have an established camp to go to, so instead they just started living close to the drugs - right under the El on Kensington Ave, which is what you’re seeing in this video. Basically, cleanup efforts pushed the homeless addicts out of camps where they were mostly out of sight, and into streets where they were very visible

The problem is really bad, as you can see, but there’s no obvious thing for the city to do. A charity tried to set up a safe injection site nearby, but both the Trump administration and locals blocked it from being established. The city’s homeless infrastructure isn’t really equipped to handle the numbers of people here - and even if it had the money, most of the homeless are addicts and will refuse to live in homeless housing that requires sobriety. Kensington is going to remain a convenient place to buy drugs no matter what thanks to its great transit links. And the opioid epidemic will continue to produce new addicts that will be ensnared by places like Kensington

Some articles:

inquirer.com/…/kensington-opioid-crisis-history-p…

nytimes.com/…/kensington-heroin-opioid-philadelph…

thephiladelphiacitizen.org/citizen-of-the-week-ch…

MDKAOD,

I live in the area, Philly suburbs. We’re very aware of Kensington. We’re also very aware of public heath problems that are causing the problems that Kensington has. There’s been a very public fight over a supervised injection site that would save lives and provide resources for people to get help. Democrats want it. Republicans don’t.

You can be as opinionated as you want about it, but it’s something that affects me, and from your comment, my opinion is that you have a limited understand of the actual problem Kensington faces.

Gamers who have gamed for a long time

do you find it difficult to get into games? I’ve got Epic Games and Steam Games libraries chock-full of classic top-tier games along with many other newer games like Stray or 2077, and a bunch of indie titles. I just can’t be bothered to download and install them, much less try to get into the characters and storylines. Used...

MDKAOD, (edited )

There as a brief period in the early 00’s where this kind of browser game was prevalent. I can’t remember the names, but same concept. They were perfect for lunch period, issue commands, and hope you made the right choices when you logged in the next day.

MDKAOD,

Found it, and apparently it still exists: www.planetarion.comThe universe ticks every real world hour.

MDKAOD,

The picture of the business card in the OP is the same picture used in the site linked in the email (and in your post)

MDKAOD,

It’s been almost 2 years.

*edit: I don’t mean to say the deck needs a refresh. Just stating that its been 18 months. Phones get refreshed every year but most people cycle every 2.

MDKAOD,

The release date is the release date, the hardware was set and orders were being shipped. It doesn’t matter when people got hands on the device, that doesn’t change or shift the date the product was finished and officially for sale. It’s been 18 months since the deck released.

MDKAOD,

I just listened to Hitchhikers Guide for the first time. And as narrated by Douglas Adams, which I didn’t realize at the time is a super rare version. I’m sorry I didn’t read it sooner.

MDKAOD,

Good luck. We tried that rule too, it has led to so much stress and fighting. I’m certainly not suggesting to not try and hold the line. I’m just wishing you luck with it.

MDKAOD,

Fuck yes. Who the hell thought that was a good idea. Looking at you Steam.

MDKAOD,

Fossil offers a hybrid smartwatch now to full those shoes. I really liked mine when I had one, but it didn’t fit my hands free needs well enough.

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