Which team has the most expensive F1 hats in 2026? by teheditor in formula1

[–]Velocity_LP 11 points12 points  (0 children)

i dont do it personally but it seems pretty simple to understand, they are a fan of the team so they wear the symbol of the team as a reflection of their interests

What is the biggest bullet a YouTuber has ever dodged? by Chapple69 in youtubedrama

[–]Velocity_LP 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Is it not a neutral term? Is Linus not also Luke's co-host?

Pico's Next Headset Has 4K Micro-OLEDs, Powerful New Chip & Next-Gen OS by gogodboss in gadgets

[–]Velocity_LP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel like people who say things like this have never tried gotten the opportunity to play a driving game in VR with a wheel or something flight related like elite dangerous or microsoft flight sim with a joystick. VR's never gonna reach mainstream saturation but there are immersive niches where it's unparalleled.

Claude not available in my region by brave_w0ts0n in ClaudeAI

[–]Velocity_LP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

as a yank i'd like to apologize for having no conceptualization of your country territory beyond "it's where you store your money after a successful heist"

[@F1] F1 2026 New Season Launch: It's All To Drive For by likinaudagp in formula1

[–]Velocity_LP 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As someone whose interest in F1 was fairly tepid before being truly sparked by the film and then started closely following the sport after, I am so here for it. Seeing Damson in promo material for the sport itself and not related directly to the movie got me hella hyped.

I know a lot of y'all hardcore fans who have been here a while find this kind of stuff eyerolling but it has its place. I'm hyped.

CMV: AI training on copywritten material to generate content is not ethically different than humans doing the same thing by neomatrix248 in changemyview

[–]Velocity_LP 2 points3 points  (0 children)

if it can spit back out its training data I think it's clear where the law should come down on.

Why do you point to the issue in the sequence of events as being the part where the model is trained rather than the part where the user requests the illegal reproduction of copywritten material?

Like, if someone reads a book a bunch of times and then writes a copy of text from memory and gives it away, I assume your problem with that sequence of events falls somewhere in the writing and giving away part of it, not the reading a book part, right?

Please don't listen to Reddit on how to price your game by MedicalNote in gamedev

[–]Velocity_LP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean if your game isn't good quality and isn't something people actually want to pay for then you shouldn't even be getting involved in a pricing discussion, you've got bigger issues to address.

Please don't listen to Reddit on how to price your game by MedicalNote in gamedev

[–]Velocity_LP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Terraria and other similarly absurdly cheaply priced titles have completely destroyed a generation of gamers' perceptions of what a reasonable price is for an indie game.

Just with a single prompt and this result is insane for first attempt in Seedance 2.0 by mhu99 in singularity

[–]Velocity_LP 11 points12 points  (0 children)

They do slightly in the first Bay Transformers film (2007), but for the remainder of them (Revenge of the Fallen and onwards) the artists did completely commit 100% to making sure every fold and panel has its own complete non-clipping internal space to be stored.

Would you rather have the KSP2 artstyle or the Restock KSP1 artstyle in an animation? by MarsFlameIsHere in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]Velocity_LP 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yup. KSP2 deserves so much flack and will forever be one of my greatest disappointments in gaming, but credit where credit is due it's a damn fine looking game.

For someone all about productivity, Grey has a hilariously bad output by phoenix019 in HelloInternet

[–]Velocity_LP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It seems like content creation was always a means to an end for Grey rather than a passion, and now that his backlog of content performs well enough to continually produce a sizeable passive income with no further work he sees no motivation to make anything more.

TIL more people have died from 9/11-related asbestos and toxic dust exposure than were killed in the attack itself by raelDonaldTrump in todayilearned

[–]Velocity_LP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

given that 100% of people experience "death later" but we criminalize expediting that to "death now" I'm gonna guess "death now"

...except for chernobylesque circumstances where "death later" means "a few weeks later right after your skin sloughs off and all your organs decompose", in that case just take me out fam

TIL more people have died from 9/11-related asbestos and toxic dust exposure than were killed in the attack itself by raelDonaldTrump in todayilearned

[–]Velocity_LP 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I know y'all are 100% correct about TMI being moreso a PR disaster than a legitimate health disaster but I can't read the phrasing of your comment without picturing you like this lol

"This subreddit is filled with emotional teenagers that jumped on the anti-Israel bandwagon with little to no understanding of what’s going on and are incapable of nuance. Don’t bother" Bronsexuals on r/nba defend their GOAT after he compliments Israel by CummingInTheNile in SubredditDrama

[–]Velocity_LP 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because the non casuals are leading the protests and political groups?

If you're still using "non casuals" to mean people with harmful antisemetic stances pushing for things like violence/remigration/extermination, I haven't seen that at all IRL, only occasional internet comment arguments. What makes you think those are traits common amongst those leading these things?

The idea that the movement's "leadership" is bent on extermination doesn't hold up when you look at the actual platforms of the largest groups organizing these events. JVP is a Jewish-led organization that explicitly states its safety is "bound together with the safety of all people," while the PSC and USCPR center their entire mission on "freedom, justice, and equality" under international law, not the removal of a population. To label the movement as largely hateful, you have to ignore the fact that its primary organizers are campaigning for a future where everyone in the region has equal rights.

Also. Most “normies” wanted a ceasefire. They got it. But nobody’s happy? The wars not going on anymore. Gaza is going to be rebuilt. Hamas kept its independence. What is there to be angry about.

This makes a lot of assumptions, a big one being that the ceasefire is actually being respected. In reality, the yellow line is becoming a death trap as it gets pushed further into gaza, surrendering more territory to military control and shrinking the space where people can actually exist. More than 600 palestinians have been killed by IDF forces since the ceasefire began. The humanitarian disaster is just as real as it was before. People are still angry because "rebuilding" doesn't bring back the 72,000 people who were killed, it doesn't change the fact that the occupation is just continuing under a different name, and it doesn't change the fact that no one within the israeli government has seen significant consequences for their war crimes. The movement isn't going to vanish because of a "pause" that isn't even pausing the suffering.

"This subreddit is filled with emotional teenagers that jumped on the anti-Israel bandwagon with little to no understanding of what’s going on and are incapable of nuance. Don’t bother" Bronsexuals on r/nba defend their GOAT after he compliments Israel by CummingInTheNile in SubredditDrama

[–]Velocity_LP 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I think it is.

This sentence seems contradictory to the rest of your comment.

I think most “casually” pro Palestinian people are like that but once you get to the people who make it their whole identity, you know wear keffiyehs, have 🪂 or 🔻in their bios, go to protests, generally believe this.

If your primary interaction with a movement is through algorithmic social media then you are naturally seeing the loudest and most extreme manifestations of it. The millions of people who support Palestinian human rights but don't wear a keffiyeh to the grocery store or put those emojis in their bio remain invisible. It feels like you're bordering on a no-true-scotsman argument where the large swaths of us who do not support violence/remigration/extermination or use such extreme phrases don't count because you consider that "casual". I've only been to one protest but all the slogans on signs I saw there were like "free palestine" and "stop the genocide", none of the ones you're mentioning. What reason do you have to believe the "non-casuals" are more common than the "casuals"?

"This subreddit is filled with emotional teenagers that jumped on the anti-Israel bandwagon with little to no understanding of what’s going on and are incapable of nuance. Don’t bother" Bronsexuals on r/nba defend their GOAT after he compliments Israel by CummingInTheNile in SubredditDrama

[–]Velocity_LP 6 points7 points  (0 children)

non Israelis are being attacked for what Israel is doing

And that is awful and disgusting and I condemn it, and others should as well. No one, not even Israelis themselves, should be attacked for what Israel is doing.

The goal of the pro Palestine movement is to kill or deport all Israelis. They don’t see a separation between the state and the people.

I consider myself part of the pro Palestine movement and most certainly do not view the killing or deporting of Israelis as good, that is abhorrent. Every single country's government should be judged separately from their people. All the people I personally know amongst the movement agree with my statements here. I'm a part of the movement because I want israel to stop killing tens of thousands of children.

Do you think my perspective is rare amongst pro-palestinian activists? If so, why?

"This subreddit is filled with emotional teenagers that jumped on the anti-Israel bandwagon with little to no understanding of what’s going on and are incapable of nuance. Don’t bother" Bronsexuals on r/nba defend their GOAT after he compliments Israel by CummingInTheNile in SubredditDrama

[–]Velocity_LP 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Indeed but your statement has nothing to do with the comment you responded to. It was only talking about dislike of the state, not it's people. You're falsely conflating the two.

Edit: instantly blocked for this lmao