Maybe not the actual biggest, but the loss of pirated material that i feel the most sad about is The Trove. The Trove was a website with a huge list of downloadable PDFs of source books for tabletop RPGs. I got the pdfs for everything DND, and also tried a bunch of other games I’d never heard of with a few friends. It also had downloads for other books and documents but I only used it for RPGs. I think it went down in 2019 or so.

Reminds me of the beach scene in Top Secret!

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Gotcha, yeah it works on firefox on my desktop but not in the android app

How do you copy your score in this game? When I click Share > clipboard, it just copies the web address

Imitation crab is still fish, (usually pollock) it’s just pureed and thickened with corn starch I think. Pollock and other white fish is just a lot cheaper to farm than crab, and the process approximates the texture pretty well.

God I love this series

I’m 100% in agreeance, making each character’s storyline its own game is the best move, it’ll get more attention than a Bachelor DLC. I was more surprised to learn that the Bachelor’s route wasn’t a dead project! And also very cool that kickstarter people get the game for free.

Damn, and here I thought they were still only 1/3 done with Pathologic 2

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So-called “originalist” judges rub their hands together and do that evil grin when they get a chance to reinterpret laws in ways that benefit their political allies.

The ultimate centrist

This whole time, I’ve been seeing West on polls and assuming Kanye West was still on the ballot

My guess is when he signed on for the first Sonic movie he committed to some number of sequels if they ended up being greenlit. Not that I think he hates to be in those movies, but it seems like a professional obligation to not leave them without one of the mainstay actors

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I ran a dnd campaign that was wild west themed, and I used a few plotlines from this source. The Lost Angels storyline is pretty good

My Biology teacher actually made us read that one. Big sci fi nerd, that guy. I haven’t read Chrysalids, I’ll have to check it out

I found this video super fascinating. After watching, I completely understand how complex the problem is, but my first thought was surprise that you’d need AI to solve it. Anyways, now that they have a framework for this, maybe someone can refine the code enough to be able to make like, a 100 or 500 piece puzzle with 2 unique solutions. This could be like, an actual product on store shelves someday.

Blood Music absolutely terrified me as a freshman in high school