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Shieldtoad , to memes in I hate it when people just say that a meme is "a repost" and refuse to elaborate

This is a repost and I have the proof right here.

whyNotSquirrel ,
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Thanks to whatever app I’m using for showing the thumbnail of links, I’m never gonna give me what?! I still have the music in my head now!

Fizz , (edited ) to asklemmy in Are there any workouts that men shouldn't do?
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If you want a aesthetic bodybuilder body then don’t train abs, go light on legwork. This gives you a V shape and makes your frame look massive. Personally I don’t like the imbalance and false strength that comes with it.

IMO do legs but don’t over do it and end up with a out of proportion bubble butt or you’ll look like a gayman. I also don’t like the look of massive traps but you won’t get them without roids so don’t worry.

Other than that I think men should train every muscle and focus on being all round strong. Don’t worry about looking fem the only thing you can over train is your ass and the fix is as simple as not training it.

Xeroxchasechase , to nostupidquestions in Why doesn't the American market provide efficient and effective health insurance like it does for car insurance?

So many explanations, but here’s a summary: The concept of the efficiency of free markets is an illussion. Especially in conditions of guaranteed damand

Sneptaur , to asklemmy in TV nerds: what should I watch
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This thread has cost me about a terabyte on my NAS.

tfw_no_toiletpaper ,

And you will watch all that, right?

Sneptaur ,
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On a long enough timeline, yes! Plus I share my library with like a dozen people so I’m sure someone will appreciate these

ICastFist , to gaming in [Request] Retro Recommendations
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Mega Man X on the SNES is an amazing trilogy and still holds up. Moving on, X4 and X5 are great to play as well, X6 and beyond can be avoided.

Mega Man Legends 1 and 2 (PSX) are interesting games, a mix of action platforming and light RPG elements, but I have deep nostalgia and still enjoy the games, so you may find them very archaic. Playing the first game, the first thing you should do is change controls so turning around is left/right and L1/R1 strafe.

If you haven’t tried them yet, Donkey Kong Country 1, 2 and 3 are well worth playing, but the games can be unforgiving, especially in later levels. While there’s no coyote time, doing a forward attack off a ledge will allow you to jump once anytime during the fall. It’s very clearly a deliberate feature, as some level skips can only be accessed with that trick.

Castlevania Symphony of the Night on the PSX, if you haven’t played yet, you definitely should. This motherfucker stood the test of time with gold marks.

I know you asked to avoid final fantasy-esque titles, but Final Fantasy Tactics (PSX) is worth checking out. If the battle system, or the party management/job system, don’t pique your interest (things that you should get a feel within the first 20-30 minutes), then it’s not for you, no problem.

Tekken 3 on the PSX is probably the best 3D fighting game on the console. Graphically ancient by today’s standards, but it still has its charm. Later games got better with more characters and everything, but that game has the normal arcade mode, a “volley” mode and a beat-em’ up mode.

Bomberman games are their own category. The SNES ones are some of the best, but playing them all in sequence will get really tiresome, as the formula doesn’t change. Bomberman World on PSX can be completely avoided, it sucks.

apotheotic OP ,

I’ve been hesitant of the mega man games for some reason, I’ll check em out!

DKC I have never tried, but it sounds like there could be some fun movement

I definitely need to try castlevania sotn - thanks for the reminder

FFT I’ll give a go just because your other recommendations have been on point :P

Tekken 3 (and Tekken Tag Tournament) was fucking awesome, loved playing that. I spent so much of my pocket money on tekken games at the arcade growing up.

I have played some of the bombermans(bombermen?), it’s a neat concept but it gets stale very fast for me.

Thank you!

ICastFist ,
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I’ve been hesitant of the mega man games for some reason, I’ll check em out!

I can understand that hesitancy for the NES games. If you never played anything like them, they can feel unfair or too hard. A lot of people love Mega Man 2, but my personal favorite of the NES era is 6, which could be a decent entry point if you ever decide to venture that way. X improves everything and the first is my personal favorite as well (it easily has the best music of the 3, too).

apotheotic OP ,

Sweet, I’m no stranger to difficult gaming so hopefully I won’t bounce off

Telorand ,

FF Tactics on PS1 is great. Playing my roommate’s copy was what led me to buy FF Tactics Advance, which is even better, I think.

ICastFist ,
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It took me a number of attempts before FFTA grew on me. I’m not too fond of race-locked classes there, or the judges, but the progression felt fun.

Worth noting: Ogre Battle (Tactics Ogre) was released for SNES (then re-released more than Skyrim) and is basically FFT’s father. FFTA’s sprites come straight from TO.

Telorand ,

Oh, nice. I’ll check that out

count_dongulus , to showerthoughts in Glass buildings are brutalism but for capitalism

… what? They could have more art or variation on the exterior, but the glass lets in maximum light to occupants specifically so the building doesn’t feel confined and dark. You can typically see inside at ground level. The upper mirroring is to improve energy efficiency so it doesn’t act like a greenhouse.

intensely_human ,

Turns out LEED is brutalist for capitalism

Telorand , to cybersecurity in Mentorship Monday - Discussions for career and learning!

Any recommendations for languages/frameworks that are generally transferrable in QA, such as Robot Framework, Selenium, etc.?

MajorHavoc ,

Robot is pretty great.

I generally try not to use Selenium, outside of Robot, anymore.

TheLameSauce , to retrogaming in What are your favorite Nintendo 64 games?

I’ve gotta rep one of my all time favorite party games to this day (ported to PC) Worms Armageddon. They’ve had several sequels, but I believe that was the last one to use that particular physics engine, and every game since has just felt a bit… Hollow?

Also +1 to Paper Mario - S-Tier RPG, best of the whole series IMHO, tho the GameCube sequel TTYD is deserving of a very close second. I wish so bad they’d make a return to badges and acquiring new buddies and buddy upgrades throughout the game. The oragami king battle mechanics did not do it for me, and with it being the core mechanic of the game just soured my whole experience despite the rest of the game being pretty solid.

Twinklebreeze ,

I bought Sticker Star real excited for Paper Mario, and hated it. Every attack is a consumable item? No thanks.

Fizz , to asklemmy in The specific thing you spend the most time doing instead of the actual job you're being paid to do is your new profession. What's your new job title?
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Professional Guinea pig Petter

janNatan , to asklemmy in Any poker app on android?

www.pokerth.net/app.php/download?sid=0648c3bf0023…

There’s an android version of this, which is apparently foss. I have no idea if it’s good. I don’t even play poker.

Edit: I see now that someone else already posted this.

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HobbitFoot , to nostupidquestions in Why doesn't the American market provide efficient and effective health insurance like it does for car insurance?

Can only shop during a specific enrollment period.

With most other insurance, it only pays out of something unplanned happens. With health insurance, there are medical issues that can be known about in advance of them being to be addressed. So you might know you have a heart condition that needs to be operated on soon, but not immediately. This is known as a medical precondition.

Before the ACA was passed, health insurance companies would always exclude medical preconditions. So, if you switched insurance while needing that heart operation, you would find that you weren’t covered and have to pay all the costs.

The ACA got rid of being able to limit coverage of medical preconditions, but it needed to provide a way for insurance companies to limit their exposure to people switching from a bad plan to an amazing plan that covered everything and would have to pay out immediately. To handle that, it made it a requirement for all people to get a minimum amount of medical insurance and to restrict when people could shop for insurance.

VantaBrandon , to lemmyshitpost in Twitter

Its almost funnier to see every news publication constantly refer to it as “X (formerly known as Twitter”), the constant need to remind people of how stupid the decision was it amusing

funkless_eck ,

I prefer “Twitter (temporarily known as X)”

CaptnNMorgan ,

That would imply he or someone else will change the name back to Twitter

vithigar ,

That’s the joke.

ynthrepic ,
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I fully expect him to sell it before long and the new buyer will change it straight back again.

funkless_eck ,

or it’ll close down

CaptnNMorgan ,

If it closed down, then it would close down as X

funkless_eck ,

so it would still be temporary, is the joke. It’s just a pune or play on words

suzune ,

Ex Twitter

Akasazh , to asklemmy in TV nerds: what should I watch
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I loved Netflix’ new Ripley series. It’s cinematographically gorgeous, has a very poignant bit of humor and is generally the best rendition of the story.

littlecolt , to retrogaming in What are your favorite Nintendo 64 games?

Ever play Tetrisphere? It’s awesome!

Also, check out Mischief Makers. Very fun platform game.

VanHalbgott OP ,

I’ve heard of those two…perhaps I will.

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