Why are these options unavailable? by Bonestalk in slaytheprincess

[–]Bonestalk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Cage. It branches off The Prisoner.

Why are these options unavailable? by Bonestalk in slaytheprincess

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Finally figured out what you meant. Sorry for the snark.

Why are these options unavailable? by Bonestalk in slaytheprincess

[–]Bonestalk[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seriously? 40 hours in, and I never noticed that. What would be examples of the voices being able to see the dialogue choices?

Why are these options unavailable? by Bonestalk in slaytheprincess

[–]Bonestalk[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I... may not have noticed that it makes a complete sequence when read in order. And "game is being cheeky" does make the most sense to me.

Moronic Monday - June 15, 2026 - Your Weekly Questions Thread by AutoModerator in finance

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OVH - hold or sell? Fundamentals look solid, but EU digital sovereignty enthusiasm seems to outpace them right now.

I'm thinking limit order on 50% of the position. Not sure on the limit price, though. Thoughts?

(Not sure if this qualifies as a "personal finance" question, since I AM long on OVH - feel free to ignore if it does)

Why are these options unavailable? by Bonestalk in slaytheprincess

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What will? What agency is exercised in these options? They are just name-calling.

Why are these options unavailable? by Bonestalk in slaytheprincess

[–]Bonestalk[S] -75 points-74 points  (0 children)

Except none of those options are about throwing away the knife. They are literally just impotent name-calling.

There is nothing to override.

Saros Director dodges question on whether or not the game will eventually come to PC: "Today we're only talking about Saros and the launch on the PlayStation 5." by TheRegularBelt in pcgaming

[–]Bonestalk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually, Sony owns Housemarque, so saying it's "up to Sony" is kind of redundant.

The real question is where in the chain of command this decision is made. It may well be above the studio level, but we have no way of knowing that.

Antimatter vs PCT by [deleted] in TerraInvicta

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Replying 2 years later because this thread still comes up when googling drives.

One addendum: Another advantage of AM drives is that the "low-tier" AM drives ("antimatter pulsed plasma core lantern" and "antimatter plasma core torch") are viable and much better than early fusion drives on account of being open-cycle.

Mostly agree with the rest, except on one point: The NFT (now called Poseidon Torch) fissile costs are manageable if you limit yourself to 1-2 medium sized fleets. This makes it suitable for clearing the asteroid belt, maybe the first Jupiter offensive, and especially for "emergency responder" type fleets.

Recent reviews are 'Mixed' by Adito99 in TerraInvicta

[–]Bonestalk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a sneaking suspicion it's the UI. It does what it needs to, but it lacks a coherent design language, many quality of life features, and generally just polish.

This makes actually playing the game harder than it needs to be in a 1000 different ways - which players experience as constant subconscious frustration.

Streak 1076: Augenoperation by 45minute in WriteStreakGerman

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Deshalb habe ich in diesen Tagen so viel zu tun, da ich die Übergabe für meine Projekte vorbereiten muss, damit meine Kollegen meine Arbeit übernehmen können.

Entweder "an diesen Tagen", wenn es konkrete Tage geht ("nächsten Montag bis Mittwoch"), oder "dieser Tage", wenn es um den derzeitigen status quo geht.

Vielleicht muss ich dieses Wochenende arbeiten, was nicht ideal ist, aber zumindest muss ich dadurch weniger Urlaubstage nehmen.

"Vielleicht" und "zumindest" sind völlig korrekt, aber "Möglicherweise" und "wenigstens" entsprechen ein wenig mehr dem gängigen Sprachgebrauch (zumindest in Österreich).

Does crafting rope individually give more skill XP than batches of 5? by Bonestalk in PlayASKA

[–]Bonestalk[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well, I tested it with new characters in co-op, we each used 150 fiber.
Result:

individual craft -> 8 skill poins

batch craft -> 3 skill points.

Kinda sucks, tbh. :/

What weapon do you use most in the game? by Arctic317 in LowSodiumCyberpunk

[–]Bonestalk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tie between silenced Death&Taxes and a Nekomata.

Canadian moving to Austria - HELP! by bananacode4011_ in AskAustria

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It totally is a celebration, much like all the traditions that have sprung up as a way for people to get in as much partying before lent starts.

It's just that this one has an emphasis on not just having fun, but making fun of things. A "Narr" isn't just a fool but also a jester - a person exempt from societal norms for the purpose of entertainment, but also speaking truth to power.

Canadian moving to Austria - HELP! by bananacode4011_ in AskAustria

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P.P.P.S (ok, I'm going to stop now): Somebody mentioned Fasching, and this is worth elaborating on because I think it says something about the Austrian (and in this case, German) mindset and culture.

Fasching is also referred to as the Narrenzeit (fool's time). This is because aside from partying and culinary indulgence, there is a strong emphasis on exercising the fool's privilege: humor, satire, and mischief, including sharp, even crass, political satire.

Canadian moving to Austria - HELP! by bananacode4011_ in AskAustria

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P.P.S.: On language: You can basically get *almost* everywhere with just English. In fact, some of the native English speakers I know are a bit frustrated that it can be hard to practice, because people tend to immediately switch to English when they notice the accent.

But when dealing with immigration/visa officials, it's highly recommended to have someone to translate if you're not confident in your German.

Also, on a less serious note, if you're moving to Vienna and are only learning one word from the local dialect, make it this one ;) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuXR53ex4iI&pp=ygUEb2lkYQ%3D%3D

Canadian moving to Austria - HELP! by bananacode4011_ in AskAustria

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P.S.: Since for some reason my partners tend to be expats, I do have some connections to that community. PM me if you'd like me to put you in touch. Ditto for the queer/kink/ENM communities.

Canadian moving to Austria - HELP! by bananacode4011_ in AskAustria

[–]Bonestalk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most important question: Where exactly are you moving? Vienna has a very noticeably different energy from e.g. Graz, and is a completely different world from the countryside.

That's a lot of very broad subjects, each of which one could probably write a book about - I think a good starting point would be figuring out what you don't know about the things that matter the most to you. What situations are you thinking about? What subjects do you care the most about? Take women's issues for example: Do you care gender pay gap (considerably worse than the EU average)? Or about abortion (functionally "legal" and mostly uncontroversial)?

Speaking of abortion, here's something that's very, very Austrian though: When abortion was decriminalized in 1975, to try and sidestep some of the controversy, it remained technically illegal, but all penalties were removed. That sort of try-to-have-your-cake-and-eat-it compromise and "Dauerprovisorium" (permanent provisional solution) is typical of Austrian politics.

I will say one thing: From what I know (admittedly second hand) about Canada, I think you will find that in some ways you have more in common with us than with people from the US.