RPGActivity/RPGActivityServer: A fediverse instance extended to support a roleplaying game. A Multi-User Dungeon. Every account is a player. There is a shared map, that is displayed in the client. There are #activitypub actors to represent: * Non-player characters * Locales * Crafted items * Set Dressing - Codeberg.org
@Peg33 And if I am shouting "lock them up" to both? Would you be willing to admit then that it **was** about the emails after all?
@worldsendless sweet! Thanks
Thanks 100% agree
@freepeoplesfreepress Worst I've seen it in my lifetime.. which is saying a lot because we **have** made some progress to on some important issues (no more ozone hole, yay!). So with as much progress as we made to still be worse off overall from a societal POV is saying a lot.
@stux hit me up over the weekend if you need me to test anything for ya.
BTW im on linux.
@stux I wish i had the time for a more through dive. Sadly im working at the moment and just wanted to help out with some quick feedback.
I can try a local run over the weekend if you still need help.
@stux I dont know if it just looks like frameskip or is actual frameskip.. it is just just very choppy. Reload doesnt fix it.
@freepeoplesfreepress I am pretty sure society already fell apart :) but yea I hear ya.
@stux I could also tell from my GPU cards it was not utilizing the GPU and was most likely relying on the CPU.
@stux Desktop, Chrome-based browser, extremely high-end system in every way :)
@stux loads to the point i get a bugged out 3d rendering. Cant actually play, very high frame skip too.
@freepeoplesfreepress @freemo I've wondered hypothetically why wartime cannibalism is not more common. In war food is often scarce and corpses always plentiful. Why didn't those tribes who could stomach cannibalism take over the world? Soldiers often ate their horses when starving.
Kuru-type diseases are probably the answer.
It takes years to decades before kuru disease exhibits onset. I highly doubt people could even connect the disease to cannabilism let alone modify their behavior.
It is genetic, we have a genetic predisposition to not want to eat our own kind (like most animals).
The reason is also probably partly non-genetic in the sense that evolved due to real harms like kuru. But more likely conentional disease is a far more likely reason. Virus and bacteria you catch would be particularly good at attacking humans and would cause all sorts of issues.
Yea im not sure thats a perfect fix, but its not a horrible idea either. It certainly fixes the dependency creep issue :)
Fair, though to be clear when I said "safe" I meant no risk of kuru or any other disease.
Personally I'd say its probably more ethical to eat humans than it is other animals... At least if you ate a human you'd be doing the world a favor :)
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