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All of these have very real physical effects, and human life cannot exist without them.

This happened to me for years until I finally found a trick that works for me, which is that anos sounds more similar to anus than años.

Honestly I prefer it, once you get used to it and maybe tweak one or two things to your preference, it just feels super natural and smooth.

Gotta mention The Thing (1982). Impeccable cinematography, sounds, colors, everything. Practical effects that are still unsettling today, and good old fashioned "humans are not enough and never will be" horror.

Imagine not knowing about the three shells?!

You may want to look into that... mine sleeps for a day or two at least typically.

This also came across well whenever someone tossed clothing off the railing.

Lol apparently having AC in your car is a privilege and not a basic feature... It's 2023 and it's just getting hotter, I want AC sorry

At a similar pay scale, I’ve been required to go into homes where folks had COVID. Coworkers have been shot at. I’ve seen things I really would have preferred not to. No job is perfectly sane in that sense.

American? Because this is not normal up here in Canada.

I'd like to second what Veraxus said. I have a steam deck and the ease of use factors are off the chart. At this point my gaming PC sits nearly entirely unused, I do everything on my steam deck, even playing Caves of Qud lol

Only saying this for general informational purposes, but if you want to be able to follow Lemmy and Mastodon content and post either, kbin supports that out of the box (masto style content is called "microblogs")

1. If you love enter the gungeon you'll probably love nuclear throne. I certainly love both and both are firmly in the bullet hell genre.
2. Fewer weapons and a more minimal game loop.
3. Faster paced.
4. You level up in a run as you kill things and select perks that change the gameplay a bit.
5. More emphasis on dodging (without rolling) and killing, it's super fast paced.
6. Both have fun secrets and hidden levels.