Plasma has mass. It is amazing how many paragraphs you wrote before finally writing plasma once, and it isn’t even regarding the weight of the blade.
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Jax@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Half of teenage girls in Japan consult AI about their problems; less than 30% of men in any age group doEnglish
33·3 hours agoIs this a joke?
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•a mechanic crashed one of my dad's cars once, claimed it was his dream car and he just wanted to drive it. my dad actually just let it go.
110·23 hours agoPositively impacting shitty people’s lives is, in fact, shitty.
Yeah Ancient Aliens has always been real weird, and I’m gonna be honest I’ve never heard of the Ancient Aryans thing so… yeah the similarities are weird for sure. Few things to note.
The Parthenon is Greek, the Romans built the coliseum — also, the Native Americans didn’t have a unified name for the Americas. If it makes you feel better you can say indigenous people of the American continents, or even Indigenous Americans, but calling them strictly American is genuinely awful.
My mom was born in Keams Canyon, and I’ve visited. If you went there calling the people there Americans they would not appreciate it. They’re Hopi, or maybe Navajo.
You know mimes can speak, right? Like the mime could just end the act.
You don’t really need to have read anti-capitalist theory to understand the post, you just need to be literate — that being said, here’s a quote from Mark Twain:
Don’t use a five-dollar word when a fifty-cent word will do.
I don’t think soft j is the correct way of saying this, but I understand what you’re going for.
It’s gotta be a hard j, right? I mean it’s Japanese — the joke sort of loses its meaning if it isn’t an unholy combination of the two cultures.
Gabe is a billionaire. He collects yachts.
The cracks have been there for years, we just wanted to believe that they weren’t because when we do acknowledge them we acknowledge that all of our money has gone to the parasite class.
Edits: words are hard, can’t decide how I want to say this — you get the picture.
Technically they’re correct, they’re referring to an induction stovetop. Induction stovetops are sort of like magic. That being said, old non-induction electric stovetops are cheeks.
Jax@sh.itjust.worksto
Games@lemmy.world•Valve's £85 Steam Controller divides gamers ahead of May launchEnglish
11·4 days agoSo, I’ve got a Steam Deck and I’ve tried them out — my only problem is that the Steam Deck is a touchscreen. Why bother with the touchpads to type when I can just touch the screen?
I haven’t tried the functionality of it for RTS or 4x games because… well, if I feel inclined to play those games it’ll be on my PC.
But all this goes back to my orignal point, the thing just doesn’t look comfy to hold. If the touchpads aren’t meant to be competent analog stick replacements then it looks like my thumbs will be awkwardly positioned somewhat over the touchpads. Not only does it seem like the analog sticks are cramped, but what happens when my palm rests on my controller and the touchpad freaks out?
Idk, I actually want Valve to succeed so I’m not really trying to shit on the controller - this are just my thoughts. I could be wrong and it’s the literal best controller ever. Fingers crossed.
Jax@sh.itjust.worksto
Games@lemmy.world•Valve's £85 Steam Controller divides gamers ahead of May launchEnglish
21·4 days agoThis thing does not look comfortable to hold.
I’m willing to be proven wrong, but I don’t see myself adopting the touchpads over the analog sticks.
Jax@sh.itjust.worksto
Games@lemmy.world•The Blood of Dawnwalker lets you complete areas in any order, kill any NPCs you like, and still complete the game after failing every quest: 'We're giving even more freedom to players'English
12·5 days agoPossibility of failure in general is good as well.
To anyone that likes learning, yes. Then there are the people who are still crying about Dark Souls not having a difficulty slider.
Unfortunately there will always be more of the second group than the first.
“You gonna eat that?”
Type 2 fun, or maybe Type 3 if you have… idk the word, decency? Human decency, I guess?
They make you earn it way more than other cats, but that trust is rock solid.
My first kitten was feral. I still have scars. She ate from my palm, no I should clarify — she demanded to be fed from my palm. She’d routinely clean me, just lick lick lick with that sandpaper tongue.
She was my cat, and distinctly my cat. She died in my arms and I’ve never cried harder. She was worth it, though. She’d have been there for me if the situation was reversed.
Jax@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•The Pulse: ‘Tokenmaxxing’ as a weird new trendEnglish
1·8 days agoI say I’m fatmaxxing when I eat a bunch of food — that’s about the only way I’ll use ‘maxxing’ as a term. I actually just hate the trend, but that’s more because I hate 4chan than the term itself.
Blockchain technology never should have been called a currency. Blockchains have legitimate uses, being a currency is not one of them — despite the zeitgeist.
I can find sources but for one thing, aspartame has been looked at for years as a carcinogen, 4-MEI (caramel coloring) is also a carcinogen, articles like this one point to sucralose being quite bad for you in many different ways.
If your sugar free soda contains caffeine then it can actually contribute to hydration loss, this is because caffeine is a dieuretic (something that increases urine production and removes extra salt and water from the body).
Plus the simple logic is: sugar free soda cannot be almost identical to plain water because of the sheer amount of additives. You will always be better off health-wise drinking clean water.






Funny, the only reason I didn’t choose western hemisphere in my comment is that ultimately the indigenous people here didn’t have a unified name for that either. Words are hard, can’t win em all.