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  • Kynsey@lemmy.mltoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldBros of Athens
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    11 hours ago

    You know who else liked the facts straight? Diogenes. Which is why when Plato said that man was defined as “a featherless biped” Diogenes defeathered a chicken and carried it up to Plato screaming, “Behold! I have brought you a man!”

    Just wanted to add that to this comment thread because I love that story.








  • I disagree. While most things are best measured per capita dividing it this way is kind of silly. China uses MUCH less energy per person than the US. As does every country. So it’s not really a useful comparison. It’s better to look at the percentage of total energy usage by country that is renewables. Dividing it by person ignores the fact that the average USian just uses an absolute metric fuckton of energy day to day. Like many times the global average. For China specifically, the average US person uses 2.5-3x more energy than the average Chinese person.






  • Eh, I literally never see ads and block them everywhere, I couldn’t tell you the last time I saw an ad, and I can spot an AI image from a mile away. Gen Z tho. It’s just got this look to it. I can’t even describe how I know. It’s just got the AI vibe. I’ve watched videos where older people try to learn how to spot AI images with tricks and stuff and I’ve never used any of them. I just see it and know. I think it’s because I grew up looking at real images on a computer screen all day every day and watching youtube videos and stuff. So now when an AI one pops up I just get that uncanny valley feeling. The best way I can describe it is they’re too smooth.

    Edit: I can do it with writing too. I can spot AI writing pretty well. Even small snippets.




  • And little fun fact the US might have spent BILLIONS building missile defences in Israel but they haven’t built a single missile defence system along the gulf coast or anywhere else in the continental united states. The only thing they have is ICBM defence they do not have the missile defences the gulf states, US bases, or Israel have. If Cuba launched drones or missiles then the only way they can defend is to sit destroyers in the sea and try to use those to intercept them. Or use fighters. Which are not very good at doing that.


  • Buckshot Roulette is a game where you play a game of russian roulette with a shotgun against a creepy dealer and have various items with abilities to help you win. It’s small but fun. Can do multiplayer.

    Half Sword is a very interesting melee combat game. It’s hard to describe but its mainly about their unique way of controlling a melee character and fighting in battles in a medieval themed arena. It’s a bit wonky, but very fun.

    The Walking Trade is a zombie apocalypse store simulator. You have to run a store and stop zombies from eating your customers.

    Retro Rewind is a game where you run a VHS store in the 90s. You gather various VHS tapes, hire employees, and upgrade your shop.

    They Are Billions is a game where you try to build up a colony in a world overrun by thousands and thousands of zombies. You’ll be attacked in waves and the game manages to run very well even while thousands of individual units are on screen. It’s quite difficult.

    Edit: Actually want to add one I havent played yet. Thick as Thieves seems like it has a lot of potential.