Anti genocide people and people being angry at her on twitter are two different groups. There is overlap, but they are not the same group and not the same subject for this conversation.

I disagree. It would be far worse for her to bring her colleagues down than to call out misinformation from who she perceives to be bad actors.

I read this as her calling those trying to paint her as supporting the Israeli military as “neo nazis”.

Doesn’t sound like you’re any different than oop when it comes to pointlessly hating on something that others enjoy.

My best guess is the “peaceful world we anchored” bit

Check the instance the meme and poster are from.

Yes, many many hours. That game is also mostly positive, but the nasty players are hard to move on from haha. I still love the game overall.

I’ve been loving Rematch. This kind of team game reveals that, at least to some people, positivity and learning through mistakes will make a team stronger than negativity and shouting. Most of my games have been amazing, and the angry players seldom win. I always hit left dpad early on to get the ball rolling.

It didn’t even follow the instructions (which are impossible to follow, since it asks for one straight line with 3 points) smh bad bot

The hobby is getting more expensive while income left over after cost of living is going down. This shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone.

Yo its the mount and blade font

Oh frick I brought the powder that makes me glow, whoops

That fish is denser than I am

Maybe they shoulda used a hurricane as an assist. I heard shooting those works pretty well

This cat is up to something

Yup, I still find things that I have incredibly thick masks on or discover that things I hated are a lot more tolerable now that I’m medicated (driving, mainly). When I first started meds, I couldn’t stop talking about them, I was probably quite annoying haha. My whole world changed, to others I didn’t seem all that different but to me it was a paradigm shift.

I really don’t understand why Intel’s response to finally having a worthy competitor after market domination is just to absolutely crumble and hinder any potential return to form. It seems they had a good thing for a couple years with their last CEO, but they got rid of them right when the fruits of that labor started to show (chip work is usually a multi year long process, so results aren’t regularly seen right away, is my understanding).

I’ve seen someone discover that they are trans through it. VR is pretty cool, and VRChat is an incredible platform, especially for free. The level of immersion really depends on the setup and user. Some people really feel phantom touch but I don’t at all, for example.

OK but how do we know their response to the phenomenon in this article is experienced by the fish in a way akin to pain and not akin to fear or anxiety? (Or all of the above). Its just weird for the article to say a fish is for sure feeling pain, and not provide actual evidence for that.

I’m not saying the experience isn’t awful for it, so please dont turn the conversation that way.

(This is only tangentially related, sorry for the notification. I just want to complain. I hope you understand)

I bought a used, old HP laptop with a fairly capable AMD apu for some power and cost efficient gaming. Problem is that even though modern games can theoretically run on it at playable frame rates at very low settings, HP does not allow you to change how much RAM is dedicated to the GPU in BIOS. They have a setting, but its locked behind a BIOS only they have access to. Its quite frustrating that I have capable hardware but cannot use it to its full extent because of this software lockout. Knowing that they lock their consumer BIOS’ down like this is absolutely keeping me from buying HP basically ever again, because I really want to make the most of my hardware and keep it all alive as long as possible to reduce waste, and they won’t let me.