https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/29967623

Though I just installed Eternity and it doesn’t lag anymore.

Our food is way softer so we don’t chew enough to maximise the growth of our maxillae and jaws.

The Dayman

Probably not a good idea to spend $400 in a piece of hardware OP probably won’t use it they’re not into gaming anymore.

Juniper Actias?

Look into “Ungoogled Chromium” if you want the browser without all the Google crap.

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I was fully expecting Denji to keep erasing devils until the world becomes barren, ending up with a finale similar to that of some of the author’s older work, but I’m glad the plot is not heading that way. I’m excited for how the story will continue unfolding.

The only reason I’m not using Eternity is that posts with multiple pictures lag the hell out of my phone. Hopefully that can be addressed in a future release.

Wonderful app otherwise, very customizable.

Took me 12h to kill the final DLC boss with a spellcaster build. It was truly brutal. Didn’t help that the boss damage was glitched for one of the attacks and hit during roll iframes.

But what happens when humans ingest said hormone by eating these tomatoes?

Seems to me that these people are being conscious about their health, and that’s somehow a bad thing.

It’s a truly wonderful game. The tight controls and buildcrafting has me replaying it for the sixth time now.

For serios health issues you should consult your doctor. I’ve been having salty water like that while fasting for a maximum of 3 consecutive days in order to avoid feeling lightheaded, so that’s not nearly long enough to deplete my body’s vitamin reserves.

Cheapest I’ve been using is LoSalt: 33% table salt and 66% potassium salt - 4 grams of the stuff per 2 liters of water.

Well deserved, it’s a truly wonderful game. For readers unfamiliar with the title, here’s a short funny showcase by Sseth on youtube.

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So… did anything happen to the people on those lists after they were published?

You could try something like Obsidian to use as a second brain for storing information for later reference.