LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

Raytraycing on the SNES
https://www.shironekolabs.com/posts/superrt/

Know the difference, it could save your life

@LukeAlmighty @Elizafox Imagine you have a toaster. If for any reason the resistance inside breaks and touches the case, you got an assassin instead of a toaster. Good thing the ground cable exists, to take all that electricity and throw it 5 meters into the ground.

Right?

No, people don't install the ground copper stick, they don't use any of this, and appliance engineers have developed so many redundant protecting mechanisms that nowadays you rarely see people being electrocuted by leaks. Besides, in today's consumerist world if your appliance has a slight leak you just replace it.

#RoboWaifu

this was in my images, idk why but this is certainly horrifying

@hj @matrix Any true Nintendo fan would be willing to pay $10 to play on Nintendo hardware. Really, $15 is a steal for a game with as much replay value as among us. It's only $20, what's the matter, can't you afford a mere $25? Stop being so entitled, $30 is the least you should pay for any Switch game, and really, if you can't afford $35 for an official Nintendo port, maybe the Switch just isn't for you. How can you not have $40 to spare, that's not much more expensive than a few coffees.

@aetios you horny dude? Xdddd

Commit Strip
http://www.commitstrip.com

Yeah, I game.
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@lain They do get into fights sometimes tho

The trolley problem, 100 pedos version

You are walking through a rail yard when you notice a runaway trolley for carrying explosive careening your way. Directly in its path are 100 pedophiles, bound and lying across the tracks. They will die if nothing is done.

There is a lever nearby. Pulling it will divert the trolley onto another track. On this other track, however, is a Nazi who cannot hear or see you or the trolley. You can stand by and do nothing, watching as 100 pedophiles die, or you can pull the lever, directly causing one Nazi’s death. Which is the more ethical choice?