Yeah it shares a lot of stuff with Dishonored gameplay wise, but has a roguelike bent to it. It doesn’t compare in terms of world building but it’s still fun, especially for free.
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Gib Piblet at your service. Yes, of the Candle keep Piblets.
eyes@lemmy.worldto United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Drought conditions already hitting UK crop production, farmers sayEnglish5·2 months agoIt’s been pretty dry in my area, we haven’t had a proper rain for few weeks. It does worry me.
Weird way to say you want to work in the coal mines.
eyes@lemmy.worldto News@lemmy.world•Organ transplant patient in Michigan dies from rabies2·3 months agoMost things look pretty bad and gross when you zoom in on them close enough.
eyes@lemmy.worldto General Discussion@lemmy.world•Goliath was killed by David using a rock. Do these people even read their own books?3·5 months agoThat’s not the universal view within the government, the OBR has estimated that imports/exports of goods and services are 15% lower than had the UK stayed in the EU although some research goes as high as 30% and some as low as 6%
eyes@lemmy.worldto General Discussion@lemmy.world•Goliath was killed by David using a rock. Do these people even read their own books?10·5 months agoBad, I’m lucky and live in a fairly afluent area of the south (but outside of London) but decades of conservative cuts have left our local government councils broke. My best friends moved to Europe because one of them worked in the arts and there’s not enough jobs to support them in just the UK. The new Labour government is an improvement but has shifted significantly to the right in their policies and feels like Conservative Light and is actively persecuting Trans and immigrant people through it’s policies to appeal to ex-conservatives. They’re starting to seek closer ties to Europe again but everything feels pretty hopeless.
Masque of the Red death is a Edgar Allen Poe story not De Sade. If De Sade had written it the protagonist would have tried to fuck death.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•It’s a dark time to be a tech worker right nowEnglish232·1 year agoThe industry is experiencing historic shrinkage post COVID due to unsustainable growth during COVID.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•It is essential to stop using Chrome. Under the pretense of saving users from third-party spyware, Google is creating an ecosystem in which Chrome itself is the spyware.English1·1 year agoIt’s not an easy transition. My partner works for DDG and I still don’t use it all the time. To their credit they are working to improve things but it’s a small team (comparatively). Their browser has some good features like app tracking protection just from having it installed and quick throwaway email support but isn’t quite up to Firefox’s standard (yet).
eyes@lemmy.worldto Games@sh.itjust.works•NetEase is rebuilding burnt bridges with BlizzardEnglish11·2 years agoDon’t forgot the Blitzchung Hong Kong scandal - Blizzard has really gone from scandal to scandal the last few years.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Games@sh.itjust.works•TimeSplitters reboot was reportedly a Fortnite clone before shifting to a remake of TimeSplitters 2English7·2 years agoI loved discovering all the little quirks of the character skins - I remember the stone golem was immune to fire.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Games@sh.itjust.works•It’s estimated that 9,000 games industry jobs have been lost this yearEnglish18·2 years agoThe games industry is shrinking post COVID boom, companies expanded massively to try to capitalise on that and now the money isn’t there anymore. The games industry is always bad for layoffs, with staff being seen as an unnecessary expense post project in many cases. Additionally the tech sector is experiencing a unheard of levels of bad year (something like a 700%+ percent increase in layoffs according to at least one research group) which is contributing.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Ask Science@lemmy.world•[Mycology] Are yeasts analogous to each other, to the point they can be used in food interchangeably?English3·2 years agoAlso just to add I did more reading and technically they’re using a Lactobacillus which is a bacteria and not a yeast. Which makes more sense as that’s what’s responsible for yeast infections, just to add to the yuck factor.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Ask Science@lemmy.world•[Mycology] Are yeasts analogous to each other, to the point they can be used in food interchangeably?English2·2 years agoJust to add technically I’m wrong, they’re using a Lactobacillus not a yeast.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Ask Science@lemmy.world•[Mycology] Are yeasts analogous to each other, to the point they can be used in food interchangeably?English3·2 years agoAlso not all yeast strains convert sugar into alcohol, the strain in question in this case will only produce lactic acid.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Ask Science@lemmy.world•[Mycology] Are yeasts analogous to each other, to the point they can be used in food interchangeably?English1·2 years agoThe kind of yeast in question can’t produce alcohol as far as I can tell, only lactic acid. Edit: Lactobacillus not yeast
eyes@lemmy.worldto Ask Science@lemmy.world•[Mycology] Are yeasts analogous to each other, to the point they can be used in food interchangeably?English3·2 years agoI told myself I wouldn’t do it but I did the research: turns out there’s one company who claims to brew with “donor” yeast and that’s the company she’s talking about partnering with. As far as I can tell from everything I’ve found reporting on them these claims are unverified so everything below should be taken with a large amount of skepticism.
Their websites are pretty sparse with information (and unsurprisingly creepily neckbeardy) but looking at what’s available and been reported I’ve been able to piece together what I think is happening. They talk around it and try to couch it in scientific jargon, it sounds like they’re using it to produce lactic acid only, so no alcohol, which is then sterilised and filtered to death before being used as an additive.
All in all it seems that the steps they describe between “donor” and beer that would result in no actual yeasts from the “donor” in the beer at any point, or even any yeasts cultivated from the originals - Which would seem to be the ultimate intent, probably for food safety law complaince. And this all assumes that they aren’t just lieing about it.
eyes@lemmy.worldto Ask Science@lemmy.world•[Mycology] Are yeasts analogous to each other, to the point they can be used in food interchangeably?English4·2 years agoThey can, to an extent, if you had lots time and a staffed lab. Crossbreeding yeast strains is kind of tough as most of the ones used in industrial fermentation (ie the stable, commonly used ones) don’t breed well with others and when they do crossbreed, the resulting new strain is often infertile itself. It’s possible, but difficult, unreliable and the resources required put it well beyond the scope of people who don’t own a brewing company.
Huh? She’s done nothing but organize grassroot movements and civil disobedience since she was 15? MLK was 28 when he helped form the SCLC, Greta is 22 - give her some credit.