Me, who only knows Battletech from the 90's cartoon and Mechwarrior games: "Huh, the Timber Wolf looks a lot like the Mad Cat..."

My account once got demonetised because the android device got accidentally logged out. The only appeal method was to submit a video justifying the entire channel's existence.

Looks neat! You got one more.

Just watched that one!

This is AI gen.

Godot is reverse engineered from goa'uld technology confirmed. It was obvious in retrospect.

Incredible. I really thought they were past this level of obvious hallucination.

The lengths people go to make Star Wars sound more complex than it is. Y'all put more thought into this than the writers do.

The almost comic book lines on this are gorgeous.

New president: Did they really blow up a sun?

I love that Stargate is low-key a comedy.

This little guy just radiates goodness. Go with him.

I work for a film distributor. You might be surprised how often filmmakers come to us a decade later asking if we have a copy of their film I can give them.

I can. I always can.

I remember this exact problem with that movie. Prime, I think? I pirated it instead. Prime is an amateur mess compared to most services.

r/patientgamers is all about this.

1.5 years more SO FAR.

They're not normally silent?

Valid, viable solution.

Yeah it flows like water.

Doomsday Clock - Wikipedia

Probably the doomsday clock. Which I always thought was a terribly confused metaphor. A clock's nature is one of irreversible progression. The metaphor is the exact opposite of a clock. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsda...

Neat. Imagine inventing telescopes and discovering you were in a remote star stream outside a galaxy.

Why do mockups of imaginary games look so good? I'm still mourning a dark gothic RPG that was never was.

The way he starts with saying a whole civilisation will die forever and ends with saying God bless the people of Iran is really something.

The Enterprise E imposing between the cube and the Defiant and absorbing the kill-shot remains probably my favourite shot in all of Trek. Factotum: The Defiant helmsman who cries "It's the Enterprise!" is none other than a very young Adam Scott.

I'm in the middle of a rewatch and I cheered out loud when I saw the episode title was Prometheus.

It's hilarious to me how all the headlines are like "CONCERNS GROW FOR HIS HEALTH SITUATION" and we all know - WE ALL KNOW - it is not concern, it is the anticipation of explosive, schadenfreude-fuel rejoicing and relief.

the cursor showing when it's going to "fire" - as far as I can tell there is no indication of this.

Two further thoughts after trying it again: the tutorial popups appear below the Upgrades button, and that button is one people want to click ASAP because who doesn't want to spend their goodies? The flow makes one inclined to click quickly and miss the popup. Unrelated: I'd love visual feedback on

I saw them but there's a lot to focus on and I didn't have much context to make sense of them at the start with no preexisting knowledge.

They reveal their real motivation in the preamble: he ignored them, so they felt slighted, and decided to try and puppet him with AI. Disturbing parallels with the psychology of the creeps generating porn of women they can never have.

A whole tutorial might be overkill but even a page that lists the basic rules might be warranted.