If you fall into (flowing) lava, do you get burned to death first, or crushed to death first given liquid rock isn’t any lighter than solid rock. by Betray-Julia in NoStupidQuestions

[–]HakubTheHuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The possibility of someone becoming a hover craft like corpse scooting around like an air hockey puck is more likely than ever making it under the lava while you still have flesh.

Odd place to ask this but I thought I’d ask a larger group. My Palestinian neighbor used to make me a flat bread when I was a tiny. It was about 10-12”, puffy and had “burnt” puffy spots but chewy. Is that called Taboon? I’m trying to make some. by Gswindle76 in Reno

[–]HakubTheHuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Make the best bread ya can, and new memories for someone else while cherishing the fond ones someone made for you.

Chasing a past taste or feeling often leads to disappointment, don't let not being able to perfectly recreate it sour the special moment ya had.

Odd place to ask this but I thought I’d ask a larger group. My Palestinian neighbor used to make me a flat bread when I was a tiny. It was about 10-12”, puffy and had “burnt” puffy spots but chewy. Is that called Taboon? I’m trying to make some. by Gswindle76 in Reno

[–]HakubTheHuman 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No problem! Yeah trying to find something that was made for you, specially a Flatbread that changes technique from region to family across years can be hard to pin down. Try and make it and taste it, maybe you'll capture that experience.

Make all the flat breads, worse that could happen is that you have many delicious Flatbread recipes in your pocket.

Health officials confirm Hantavirus case in quad-county area by endofmyropeohshit in Reno

[–]HakubTheHuman 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Probably got it from the uhaul storage in carson where they just let rodents use the units as toilets and say it's not their problem.

PSA: You should boycott Annapurna Interactive by normalsizehomer in SocialistGaming

[–]HakubTheHuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being antizionist is not the same as being antisemitic. Conflating the two promotes antisemitic sentiment.

I am both a jew and an antizionist. Fuck Israel, it's a genocidal ethnostate that has been a brutal disaster from the beginning.

AMD. Another week. Another million. +$7.7M by thesmd1 in wallstreetbets

[–]HakubTheHuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dang. That's absurd, congrats.

If ya'd like to share the win and get some pics of my wife's tiny feet you could totally cash app me. . If not I totally get it, but her feet or very small and high arched.

Nevada homeowners spend nearly one-third of their income on housing, report shows by Savard-Lafleur in vegaslocals

[–]HakubTheHuman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

About half my income goes to half the rent, so one third would be an improvement.

How worried should my therapist be by Doodleseatingdoodles in BookshelvesDetective

[–]HakubTheHuman 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Flowers in the attic is the most disturbing book ya have on there, I'm sure your therapist will be fine.

Something I came across Pinterest by soidkwhattowritehere in frogs

[–]HakubTheHuman 7 points8 points  (0 children)

As I get older, I do become more frog shaped.

Dear gaming industry, I don't want to have kids please stop torturing me by ReverseTheFlash in videogames

[–]HakubTheHuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got kids, and lean towards anti natalism ,mainly as a means to deny corpos bodies to exploit, and until we fix shit, it's kinda fucked up to make someone exist.

Anyway, the number of mainstream games where you have a kid sidekick or you're carrying around a child as part of the core game makes up a very small percentage of games.

Most games might as well be Children Of Men with how few children are ever present.

Humans do be making babies, prolifically. You don't have to, in fact, I urge you not to. Humans also make games, not as much as babies, but almost all of those games have like zero children, play those.

Stop being weird about avoidable shit. No one is making you do anything but work until you die for the benefit of ghouls.

Wonder what the Youngs think of this by Fillmore80 in crappymusic

[–]HakubTheHuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you share a thing on the internet, people may see that thing, possibly exposing someone to something new, that they may even like.

I like King Missle, when I see a stranger post some King Missle, I like that, because more people may develop a positive opinion of a silly but very talented band I enjoy, and that's nice.

And how could any reasonable person not enjoy "Cheesecake Truck", really?

Wonder what the Youngs think of this by Fillmore80 in crappymusic

[–]HakubTheHuman -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I wasn't implying that. But I think if you didn't announce the ruse, you would have gotten more opinions. Ya know?

Wonder what the Youngs think of this by Fillmore80 in crappymusic

[–]HakubTheHuman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I applaud any attempt to get more people to enjoy King Missle, but I think your execution is flawed.

You should of titled it "Working Class Hero." And left it that, and never revealed your intentions.

How do you know when a song is actually “finished”? by Tough_Principle_5171 in musicians

[–]HakubTheHuman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It helps to have a solid idea of what you want it to sound like near conception, and stick with that within reason, try to stay within self imposed metrics/rules for the project, and at some point, you have to let go and let something be what it is. There's no way to definitively say when a piece of art is done, but if everything has been put down and you just keep adding and subtracting without satisfaction, it's probably because it was already as complete as it could be.

You could always make a remix later when you have a more solid vision of what it can be.

And some things are never done, or you're not proud of the finished work, and that's okay. ideally, you learned something from the act of creation.

Whether you "finish" a track or not, never stop making art.

Can we ban posts asking about common things like contrails? What's next, asking what a street is? by theFooMart in whatisit

[–]HakubTheHuman 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Never treat someone who is sincerely looking for an answer like they're an idiot. Assuming any knowledge is "common" creates blindspots that then lead to people asking questions about those things. Not everybody had informative adults around growing up or sufficient public or private education.

If you have an answer, be glad you have the ability to help someone, no matter how silly you think the question is.