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Comment on I am a witch. Well, a well witcher... in ~talk
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Comment on Proving the Earth is round at home in ~science
tildin Link ParentA note about the sunset one: It is possible to do it on an eastward facing beach at sunrise as well - while standing up you wait for the smallest sliver of the sun to be above the horizon, then...A note about the sunset one: It is possible to do it on an eastward facing beach at sunrise as well - while standing up you wait for the smallest sliver of the sun to be above the horizon, then you lay down low to the ground and now the sun isn't visible again. We used to do this as kids growing up on the seaside when going to see the sunrise.
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Comment on Denmark's tough laws on begging hit Roma women with few other options – the Roma minority are heavily discriminated against across Europe in ~life.women
tildin Link ParentNot illegal immigration as she is a Romanian citizen (EU country) going to Denmark (EU country)Not illegal immigration as she is a Romanian citizen (EU country) going to Denmark (EU country)
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Comment on Looking for games that can be played with only the mouse in ~games
tildin Link ParentI'll give heretic's fork a look. Also I've already sunk quite a few hours into slay the spire, but forgot to include it in my post.I'll give heretic's fork a look. Also I've already sunk quite a few hours into slay the spire, but forgot to include it in my post.
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Comment on Looking for games that can be played with only the mouse in ~games
tildin Link ParentSince interesting suggestions here, also your mention of backpack heroes reminded me of Backpack Battles.Since interesting suggestions here, also your mention of backpack heroes reminded me of Backpack Battles.
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Comment on Looking for games that can be played with only the mouse in ~games
tildin Link ParentI only listed what I've played recently, but I don't really want to limit myself to any genre, the only requirement is to be playable only with the mouse. I've edited the original message now to...I only listed what I've played recently, but I don't really want to limit myself to any genre, the only requirement is to be playable only with the mouse.
I've edited the original message now to include this.
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Looking for games that can be played with only the mouse
Hello, due to some unfortunately circumstances I need to have my left hand in a cast for some time and I'm looking for recommendations for games I could play only using my right hand (so only...
Hello, due to some unfortunately circumstances I need to have my left hand in a cast for some time and I'm looking for recommendations for games I could play only using my right hand (so only using the mouse). I have a few in my library that I've already been playing like Super Auto Pets and Let's Revolution, but I'm a bit bored of them. I also tried a tower defense game called Super Sanctuam TD, which was in my library, so I've tried looking for some other TD games but couldn't find anything that caught my eye.
Edit: I only listed what I've played recently, but I don't really want to limit myself to any genre, the only requirement is to be playable only with the mouse.
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Comment on The Escapist magazine's entire video team has either been fired or resigned in ~games
tildin Link ParentI think they mentioned he owns the rights to Cold take and in that case it should be returning, but with a "fresh coat of paint".I think they mentioned he owns the rights to Cold take and in that case it should be returning, but with a "fresh coat of paint".
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Comment on ‘Killers Of The Flower Moon’ intermission imposed by handful of theaters spurs intervention from Paramount in ~movies
tildin LinkThis is completely absurd... I watched this and while it's a good movie, I definitely was drained from the whole experience because of its length. I believe an intermission would've allowed me to...This is completely absurd... I watched this and while it's a good movie, I definitely was drained from the whole experience because of its length. I believe an intermission would've allowed me to enjoy the movie much more.
I also saw Oppemheimer and enjoyed, but have the same opinion about its length.
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Comment on What are some foods you really like, from countries not well known for great cuisine? in ~food
tildin Link ParentIf you like Ajvar you should see if you can find Ljutenica, it's from Bulgaria and it's similar.If you like Ajvar you should see if you can find Ljutenica, it's from Bulgaria and it's similar.
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Comment on Are invitees able to know who invited them? in ~tildes
tildin Link ParentI take what you've quoted to mean that people you invite don't know who invited them.I take what you've quoted to mean that people you invite don't know who invited them.
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Comment on Do you wash your carpets? in ~life.home_improvement
tildin Link ParentAh, I should've pointed it out. I live in Bulgaria and here it's common to have hardwood or laminate flooring with carpets. Something like this...Ah, I should've pointed it out. I live in Bulgaria and here it's common to have hardwood or laminate flooring with carpets. Something like this https://homespot.bg/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/02LD-BG.jpg
I guess the proper term would be rugs now that I think about it. A really big rug.
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Comment on Do you wash your carpets? in ~life.home_improvement
tildin LinkEver since moving out I've always lived somewhere without carpets, but honestly I wouldn't think I would wash it that often if at all, however it's just me and my girlfriend living together so I...Ever since moving out I've always lived somewhere without carpets, but honestly I wouldn't think I would wash it that often if at all, however it's just me and my girlfriend living together so I imagine it wouldn't get incredibly dirty.
My parents have a few carpets and over the years I've helped them with "washing" which would mean removing them and taking them to a cleaning service. Hardest parts was lifting all the furniture to remove the carpets.
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Comment on What's a word from another language that you wish was a thing in English? in ~humanities.languages
tildin Link ParentHere in Bulgaria we say "Честита прическа", which means "Congratulations on your haircut". When I went abroad and had the urge to congratulate one of my foreign friends I realised that's not...Here in Bulgaria we say "Честита прическа", which means "Congratulations on your haircut". When I went abroad and had the urge to congratulate one of my foreign friends I realised that's not universal and it got me thinking where else is it done - now I know thanks for sharing.
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Comment on What's a word from another language that you wish was a thing in English? in ~humanities.languages
tildin Link ParentI know some German and when he said it's literally "Sunday emptiness", but the word not having Sontag in it, I knew something was up. On the topic of "words that don't exist", every time German is...I know some German and when he said it's literally "Sunday emptiness", but the word not having Sontag in it, I knew something was up.
On the topic of "words that don't exist", every time German is brought up (or any other language where you just mash words together to get a new one) I kinda roll my eyes. Sure, it's ot one word in English, but that's mainly because of the way the language works.
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Comment on Anyone have any interesting facts or wild stories to share about strange characters in history? I can start - with Marquis de Sade. in ~humanities.history
tildin Link ParentSo he was marquis of Sade, with his actual name being Donatien Alphonse François?So he was marquis of Sade, with his actual name being Donatien Alphonse François?
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Comment on Anyone have any interesting facts or wild stories to share about strange characters in history? I can start - with Marquis de Sade. in ~humanities.history
tildin Link ParentAmazing story, thanks for sharing. The most incredible thing for me was reading all that and then the last paragraph starts with "then she turned 18". Crazy teenagers in France at that time.Amazing story, thanks for sharing. The most incredible thing for me was reading all that and then the last paragraph starts with "then she turned 18". Crazy teenagers in France at that time.
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Comment on I'm working on a mobile app for Tildes: Three Cheers for Tildes! in ~tildes
tildin Link ParentI am the same. Often I would want to browse Tildes but I'm just not used to a Web browser being the thing I use for browsing a "news aggregator" on my phone - I always use a dedicated app. However...I am the same. Often I would want to browse Tildes but I'm just not used to a Web browser being the thing I use for browsing a "news aggregator" on my phone - I always use a dedicated app. However I fully agree that the UI of the site is perfectly usable on mobile (of course there is place for improvement, but there would always be), so really what I personally need is just a different icon, that's dedicated to Tildes on my phone and a PWA would be able to do that.
Thay being said I would instantly install the alpha as soon as I know it's here. I've been a RIF user since I've had a phone that can install it.
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Comment on Reddit is Fun, Apollo, BaconReader, and other third-party Reddit apps have officially shut down in ~tech
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Comment on This feels dumb to ask, but how do you get your news? in ~news
tildin Link ParentThank you for the linked article, I've felt something similar and always thought that, as you say, if something is important enough and if it will affect me I would know about it regardless of me...Thank you for the linked article, I've felt something similar and always thought that, as you say, if something is important enough and if it will affect me I would know about it regardless of me following the news. I still do occasionally read some news, but it's more like following a topic or finding more information about something that I already know about.
The article itself does mention that it could be called "water witching" in the US