

Belfast has the red edition.


Belfast has the red edition.
I think you need to reinitialize pan.sh
This tends to happen with major cultural expeditions. Mapping the world’s farts has likely altered your palette.


Just tried it on Ubuntu LTS (as a flatpak) and my first impression wasn’t great.
The sign-in experience was nice with a QR code and verification code. But then the first thing on the video browse list was as ad, and the first video I played started with the same ad. There’s no icon you can click to go fullscreen, but I have a wireless keyboard and eventually figured out F11 is a shortcut (F and Enter do nothing). But then about 3 minutes into the video, the whole app window went gray. Nothing clickable, just 100% gray. I was able to exit fullscreen and close out the app, but it was pretty obviously a Ui crash of some sort.
This was just the first impression so I’ll keep it installed and see if it improves with updates. Or maybe try it on Deck or my Endeavor machine.
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The dev thought “I know exactly what you meant, but I still insist you to do it my way”.


I mean, that would work once or twice, but after that I don’t think remaining war criminals would agree to the deal, knowing their predecessors were executed.
History is rife with stories about some King/General/Warlord demanding that his princely sons lead their battalions to capture some town and then re-join his larger army. It was common to send a scout or courier to go find the sons for an update, essentially asking “where are you?”. If a long siege or other poor conditions delayed one of the princes, then by the time he arrived to the meeting location the father could already be dead, or worse, extremely disappointed.
Needs more Hannah Montana.
Some fiction exists to inspire.
Like, we’re on a direct path to the Star Trek: TNG post-scarcity civilization, right? With food replicators and transporters and holodecks and so forth.


The language thing sounds like real BS, but otherwise I haven’t had any of those issues in Firefox on Linux.
I’m still rocking an old 1080p plasma TV, but I probably would have noticed if good-looking shows like Severance, Silo, and Foundation were only rendering at 480p.
It does do this stupid thing where if I hit spacebar to pause, it will resume on its own about 4 seconds later. So I have to actually click on the video with the cursor to actually pause. So that’s annoying but nothing like a crash.
Yep, I’ve read a few of the others too. Excellent stuff!
You’re amazing. Format is great. I just scroll past the stuff that doesn’t interest me, but more often than not something catches my eye and I end up reading stuff I wouldn’t have clicked on (let alone waded through ads for) on a regular gaming site. That’s such a good feeling, and yeah, reminds me of the old days of flipping through gaming mags.
It’s from Sky News, so it checks out. They know what’s happening above us.


I’ll be intrigued if any of these are in the cast.
But they’ve all been cast in plenty of films films I don’t care about (e.g. Hopkins in Transformers and Thor, Murray in Garfield and Jungle Book) so it’s not even remotely a guarantee.
Playing Mario Kart with a mouse is some next level shit.


Time to deliver a pizza ball! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxOkeLQohC0


Probably not. When awake, your brain is processing real input from your sensory systems (sight, sound, smell, etc). When dreaming, your brain fabricates those inputs, essentially replaying the neural circuitry from the dark and quiet comfort of your bed. Even without forming long-term memories, reality will still obey the laws of physics and causality but dreams don’t have to.
What happened? Did they kick your dog or something?