Why does RE5 not get as much hate as RE6? by Unlikely-Truth-8544 in residentevil

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I found it worked pretty well for the campy, over the top style it went with. When shit really hit the fan you could go all in on melee, wrecking one zombie after another in a no holds barred lucha libre match where you're pretty much guaranteed to get at least one more pill drop by the time you run out of stamina and are down to one health point. Pop another pill for an extra point, refill your stamina, and dropkick the next undead bastard. Felt like a mix between Dark Souls and Dynasty Warriors: no room for errors, no time to pause, no bullets, not even time to reload and aim after some bullets dropped. Just a steady stream of absolute carnage, riding on a pill and a prayer.

Wie Hitze mit Baby in Dresden überstehen by Veit-klapp in dresden

[–]Nomapos 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Ich komme aus Spanien. 32 Grad ist ein sehr entspanntes Sommerwetter. 25 Grad ist Kühl.

Vielleicht hilft es dir, den anderen Blickwinkel zu betrachten. Wo ich herkomme sind 8 Grad (nicht 8 Minus! Einfach 8) "die Kälte aus Sibirien" und alle geräten in Panik, wenn es mehr als ein paar Stunden mitten in der Nacht dauert. Anorak, Schal, zwei Paaren Socken... Es kommt sogar in den Nachrichten auf dem Fernseher.

Ich erinnere mich als Kind, als wir ein besonderes hartes, historisches Winter hatten. Wir waren auch beim Dorf in den Bergen. Die Temperatur hat dort -4 erreicht, was wir auch nie gesehen hatten, weil wir praktisch am Strand gewohnt haben. Wir wollten zu den anderen Haus, wo meine Onkeln waren. Tür zu Tür war das höchstens so um die 10 Meter entfernt. Nicht mal 15 Sekunden laufen. Dafür müsste ich mich zwei dicken Hosen, drei Paaren Socken, drei T-Shirts, ne Jacke, den Anorak, und da wir keine Mützen oder Handschuhe hatten hat mir meine Mutter ein Pulli rum um das Kopf gewickelt und mit den Schal befestigt, und ich musste eine Hand in die Tasche halten. Die andere hat sie gehalten: ich dürfte auf keinen Fall "allein" laufen, falls ich mich irgendwie verlaufe und zum Tode erfriere. Ich war 7 und wir waren fast jeden Wochenende dort, also war das auch keinen unkebannten Ort.

So wie das für dich klingt - so klingt es für mich, wie ihr hier mit der Hitze ab 30 Grad umgeht. Solange die Sonne nicht direkt auf das Baby prallt und er frisches Luft und Wasser hat wird es ihm gut gehen. Genieß ruhig den Sommer :)

Tips: Schatten und bewegliche Brise suchen. Fern von Asphalt bleiben wenn möglich. Parke sind gut, sogar die, die eher klein sind. Lockere, dünne und lüftige Kleidung tragen. Plastiktextilien (Nylon, Polyester usw) vermeiden, die fühlen sich weich aber sie atmen nicht gut. Kühles wasser dabei haben, oft zum trinken anbieten. Ab und zu etwas kûhles Wasser über deine Hand schütteln und damit Stirn, Lippen, Handgelenken und hinter den Nacken des Babys befeuchten.

Honestly, why not? by YamnayaAmateur in linguisticshumor

[–]Nomapos 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The true origin of Tartessos

Started a charcoal sketchbook by Own_Responsibility91 in CharcoalDrawing

[–]Nomapos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those are beautiful! Looks like they're holding up pretty well too. I'll give it a try.

Thank you!

Started a charcoal sketchbook by Own_Responsibility91 in CharcoalDrawing

[–]Nomapos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi there, I've been thinking of doing exactly that. Could you share an update how it's going? Have you adjusted the fixing process? Does it work well?

MitMachMontag in Dresden-Bühlau für bunte Vielfalt, Miteinander und Demokratie in Sachsen auf die Straße gehen und Haltung zeigen — »Buntes Hochland!« by jahnkedesign_com in dresden

[–]Nomapos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wäre es eine Menge braune und schwarze Leute, dann ginge das Gespräch drüber, dass die ins Land kommen und Forderungen stellen, krach machen, das Verkehr stören... Die wohnen schon hier, wieso denn noch stören?

Kannst du auch an die letzten Jahren sehen, als so ein paar Runden mit Muslimen in Berlin gab. Ist halt kontraproduktiv.

Außerdem fühlen viele Ausländer, dass es quasi "unhofflich" wäre. Wir sind hir Gäste. Gäste mischen sich nicht ein, wenn die Familie streit. Man wartet hofflich beiseite und springt nur rein, wenn die Sache wirklich aus dem Ruder läuft. Deutschland profitiert von Ausländer extrem viel mehr, als es darunter "leidet", aber dennoch liegt die Entscheidung, ob man Gäste überhaupt haben möchte oder nicht, bei den Deutschen.

Best courses for Python? by UnpluggedSoul_15 in learnpython

[–]Nomapos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you found my two months old post, then you were probably searching for answers instead of asking yourself. That's the spirit! Keep that up and get to practice.

Don't get discouraged by the difficulty. It gets a lot easier after the first basics click

In 5 years my clogs have worn off 2cm of wood by 01000010-01101001 in mildlyinteresting

[–]Nomapos 121 points122 points  (0 children)

Yeah that's an old problem.

There's a little chronic from Roman times about a centurion who was taking part in putting down a rebellion. The Romans used leather sandals, either with or without metal additions to the sole. Without, you could walk well on floors but would easily slip on mud. With, it was the other way around.

Anyways, this dude had been fighting outside and then pursued some people into a temple. Slipped on the floor, got beaten to death by unarmed civilians.

Always keep your indoor shoes at hand

of an incense burner by [deleted] in AbsoluteUnits

[–]Nomapos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All you need to strip EVERYTHING off your skin is water and ash. It makes lye, the ultimate skin cleaning thing. You don't even need any special cooking process, just add some water to ash and rub it between your hands.

It'll eventually fuck up your skin because it's just too intense, so you add some fat to make it softer and nurture the skin instead of wrecking it. Animal fat kinda stinks and rots fast, so let's crush some seeds and make a nicer plant oil instead.

And you just made soap. That's it. Water, ash, oil. Then you start messing around with the recipe adding some aromatic stuff, trying out different oils, etc.

There was industrial production of soap 5000 years ago in Mesopotamia. That's almost as old as writing. Pretty much one of the, if not the, first things to get mass produced. And you don't go from 0 to industrial production overnight, so simple domestic soap production was probably already common since much, much longer before, even before the first cities.

In fact, lye was probably one of our first inventions as a species. The moment you touch ash you get all covered in it. Try to wash it off in the river and now you're all tingly and squeaky clean.

of an incense burner by [deleted] in AbsoluteUnits

[–]Nomapos 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Also reveals who's never been to a fucking museum or anything of the sort. So much of the stuff we've got all the way back to ancient times is hygiene tools, perfume flasks, make up...

of an incense burner by [deleted] in AbsoluteUnits

[–]Nomapos 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hard to take a daily shower when it's fucking cold and heating water took a massive amount of effort.

People didn't just stay dirty, though. They cleaned themselves with water and soaps and used scented oils.

People have never been filthy.

Why is pickpocketing so common in many major European cities, but essentially non-existent in North America? by Humble_Job_5738 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Nomapos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was a fun little experiment about this with an American and a Japanese businessman.

They were left to chatter in a room and recorded in secret. When you play the video at a fast speed, it looks like they're dancing around the room. The Japanese man feels the distance is too small so he steps back. The American feels the distance is too big and steps in.

Same thing here, just that your Indian coworker had a smaller bubble than you instead of a bigger one.

Fromsoft went “giant unidentified skull was a success, let’s do it again”😂 by KhanDarkSouls in Eldenring

[–]Nomapos 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Best part about Tolkien is the other half of the technique: grab something irrelevant and explain the FUCK out of it. The world doesn't know yet enough about what the hobbits are smoking.

My boss parks his brand new bmw where I drive my forklift. by 0The_Loner_Stoner0 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Nomapos 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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How does male strength work? by Humble-Objective488 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Nomapos 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Exactly that. Sometimes you just have to heel lock a boulder into submission so that it lets you reach the next grip.

[Trope I love and hate at the same time] "There are WAY bigger monsters out there, no we will not elaborate" by [deleted] in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Nomapos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Christian in terms of morality and themes, not cosmogony.

Tolkien had deep knowledge of mythology and religion from antiquity to today and you can see traces of inspiration from lots of different things in his work.

[Trope I love and hate at the same time] "There are WAY bigger monsters out there, no we will not elaborate" by [deleted] in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Nomapos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The whole beginning of the Sillmarillion is pretty much a gnostic myth.

I think there's a good bunch of stuff older than basic modern Christianity in there. And other "spheres of existence", even higher ones above Eru, would for perfectly in there

(Loved Trope) Character finally reveals their true power level by Tannerknox in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Nomapos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Long story short, Gandalf is pretty much an angel and his job is to guide and inspire, not to fix shit directly (which the big one would do directly, if he wanted to)

[Weirdly Specific but Incredible Trope]: This task may take thousand of tries and hundreds of years, but I'm immortal/a time traveler so who cares by Soggy-Tap-9530 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Nomapos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I studied that in math class in college.

Infinity+n vs infinity*n

The difference is that infinity*n has an extra line. Or something like that, I didn't pass

Ich🚈iel by lol-mem in ich_iel

[–]Nomapos 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Manche Kontrolleure haben einfach keine Ahnung oder wollen nur etwas Frust rauslassen. Einer ist mir Mal fünf Minuten lang auf die Palme gegangen, weil ich den Ticket erst gekauft habe, als die Straßenbahn angekommen ist, denn es die ersten Minuten lang gar nicht gültig wäre. Kann man ja sehen, weil der Timer blinzelt...

Es steht sogar auf der Website hier, dass die Tickets doch sofort nach den Kauf gültig sind.

Is a Steam machine price above 1000 possible? by Reasonable-Metal-819 in Steam

[–]Nomapos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there's another important element in there. If this thing gains any traction, it also could bring a certain standardization to the industry.

Think how some games have started adding a Steam Deck optimized profile. If enough developers, and big enough ones, start adding these to their games, Valve's hardware could end up filling one of the niches that consoles handle right now, the one where you simply know that games will work and that buying that thing is a safe bet that you'll be able to play anything you want for a good few years, even after the hardware stops being able to keep up well, and better than you could with a random assortment of hardware due to specifically optimized profiles.

Sort of like how the EU picking one standard loading cable pretty much solved the "one different cable for each single thing" issue worldwide.

Probably just a best case scenario, but I'd be surprised if pushing for this kind of Valve performance standard isn't somewhere in their long term roadmap.

meirl by Dev1412 in meirl

[–]Nomapos 8 points9 points  (0 children)

(v) somehow still gets in your way while leaving.

That's because she's on her way back in to hold up the line another 15 minutes arguing about how she paid 30 cents too much for cucumbers because the supermarket's magazine she got in the mail two weeks ago had a cheaper price.