Just your typical internet guy with questionable humor


What’s the size difference when you remove the porn stuff from the torrent?


P2P with E2EE, sounds like Jami
Fun fact: copper got its roman name because the main exporter of that good in ye classic times was the island of Cyprus (Kyprus, cuprum)
It means you can’t suck me dry wink wink
Illusory itching on others’ private parts to get them super uncomfortable.
Illusory bugs on your face to make you more intimidating/disgusting.
Illusory smell to make people nauseous, aka targeted fart bombs.
Illusory screaming on only one ear
Illusory burning feeling on others’ feet, aka DANCE DANCE MOTHERFUCKER - could be useful to apply to hands so enemies would be very likely to drop a weapon
Illusory “Aha, you stepped on glue! You can’t move!”
Illusory feeling like you’re underwater, feeling the weight of water in your movement and having to “swim” on air.
I wonder if illusion could make someone mix up the sense of limb placement - what I mean is, even if we have our eyes closed, we know where our limbs are in relation to the rest of our bodies, we can tell whether it’s the right or left index finger close to our eyes. Fuck up that sense and the target will be helpless.
I became a lich so I can make unliving friends so we can FINALLY have enough time to play finish setting up Campaign for North Africa


Off the top of my head, I can immediately think of “civitt” as a better alternative - civilians instead of corpo overlords. Personitt. Hell, even “netizen” or some variation of that would be better. Zennet?


So, if I’m on programming.dev and you’re the owner/manager of lemmy.world, I can post on lemmy.world but you can’t block me at all, is that right?


No sane person wants to run anything on the internet where they can’t delete or block comments/users/other instances
it can scale infinitely because there are no historical ledger like a blockchain or hub, it’s like bittorrent, if a community no longer has any seeds, it stops existing.
Sounds like freenet, though the obvious downside of freenet is that you have to have it running as a program before you access its sites.


The obvious use of the peasant railgun is instant delivery. Gonna start my new enterprise, pFood, coming at you within 1 turn or your money back!
You just need access to “Suggestion” spell for easy win on so many situations the DM will start raging real soon.
That said, can I be a dragon, then?


Eh, not like most algos that will check can tell black people apart anyway
I didn’t know familiars had laser sight on their cloaca


I recall seeing a quote, I think attributed to Osamu Tezuka: “This is not animation, this is anime”; implying that anime isn’t “real animation” like those you’d see in the 1930s and thus didn’t deserve the full name


Funny thing, there was a 2e setting called Birthright, which pretty much made the game about developing land as a lord, rather than dungeon delving


NANOBLESSINGS, SON!
I’ll be honest, most of the crypto/security jargon flies straight over my head, but Tim Henkes’ reply at the end, for fucks’ sake man. I don’t suppose xmpp has an alternative encryption to use instead of omemo?
It does suck if you do a lot of filesharing, since files only stay in the servers for 2 days
XMPP also supports federation, or server-to-server communication, but it’s whitelist based from my cursory read
Two that come to mind are GURPS Supers and HERO[1], both roll 3D6 and allow you to make pretty much any type of character you want with incredible detail. Character creation is also the single biggest hurdle for both systems, since you just have so many options that even using their character creator programs makes you feel like you might be missing something.
1d6chan has some of the best overviews of some systems, as curated by /tg/ anons. Case in point: “The dark history of Hero System is that the game is written by an actual lawyer. Much like how a Lawyer Mind set killed off AD&D, and TSR, the same has slowed and largely killed off adoption of the system, leaving it a forgotten relic. Said author has gone out of their way to curb fan sites, roll20 support, and much more. After all lawyers are trained to stomp out fun in the name of Copyright.” ↩︎