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Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•PC gamers spend 92% of their time on older games, oh and there are apparently 908 million of us now
18·8 months agoTheir metric for “older” is two years or more.
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Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Any recommendations from the Steam Spring Sale?
3·8 months agoAh… Yes, it was most likely a fleet carrier, then. Those are owned by players, and not always open to the public.
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Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Any recommendations from the Steam Spring Sale?
4·8 months agoWas it Elite Dangerous? Stations grant docking clearance if you’re within range when you request it; I think it’s about 7500 meters. Check out the in-game the tutorials. One of them teaches this.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Wild Honey is one of the most unique romcoms I’ve ever seen. The pitch is simple: it’s about a phone sex operator who falls for one of her clients. But it’s so much more than that. This is a film withEnglish
31·8 months agoJust stating the year would have been more helpful. Especially for those of us short on time, but wanting to make a note of the film without having to read seven paragraphs right now.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Wild Honey is one of the most unique romcoms I’ve ever seen. The pitch is simple: it’s about a phone sex operator who falls for one of her clients. But it’s so much more than that. This is a film withEnglish
21·8 months agoWhich one? IMDB lists four films by that name.
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science@lemmy.world•Sugars in the Brain: A hidden key to aging and memory lossEnglish
5·8 months agoThe headline and photo give the expectation that this is about sugary foods degrading our brains, but the story is actually quite different:
In a study with aging mice, Shi discovered significant changes in the sugary coating (glycocalyx) on cells that form the blood-brain barrier. This barrier protects the brain by filtering harmful substances and allowing essential nutrients in.
Shi compares the glycocalyx to a forest: in young, healthy brains, it’s lush and thriving, but in older brains, it becomes sparse and degraded.
These age-related changes weaken the blood-brain barrier, making it leaky. As a result, harmful molecules can enter the brain, potentially causing inflammation, cognitive decline, and neurodegenerative diseases.
There’s some discussion about finding freelance work over at Hacker News today:
maybe don’t just assume all of us knows what ‘GPR’ is. For those maybe wondering, it stands for “General Purpose Registers”.
That is stated in lesson 1. It’s in the first sentence that mentions “GPR” and in the heading directly above it.
(By the way, I’m not the author.)
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science@lemmy.world•Transgenic Primate Model Revolutionizes HBV ResearchEnglish
3·9 months agoWhoa there, Josh.
I see at least eight posts from you in this community within a few minutes of each other, several of them duplicates and/or garbled.
Want to slow down with your posting until you get the hang of it?
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Danes launch bid to 'buy California' after Trump's Greenland threatsEnglish
9·9 months agoIsn’t California’s GDP about ten times that of Denmark?
I guess that purchase would be quite a bargain.
Cat & Odin looks cute. Thanks for letting us know it’s written in Onion.
It’s not an English word. Its use here is most likely a misspelling of “shady”, which means disreputable, questionable, or possibly up to no good.
Was Elivis considered particularly versatile?
I guess systemd is now duplicating things that have been in unix for decades.
Broken link.
“Locked” implies no easy way of reopening.
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•If I don’t look, there is no bug
55·10 months agoMost counterproductive bug tracker feature ever.
















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