Tokyo Gore Police is pretty fun.

He got a job in the mail room after getting extremely mad and breaking a table during the interview.

Also he got promoted after threatening the mail room boss.

You can close signups on PeerTube and just run it for one channel. I've been doing something similar minus the YouTube mirroring. Honestly works well and is a pretty great solution. Not what you're asking for, but it is a possible solution.

This right here is the exact reason Starfield won most innovative, and the same reason Hogwarts Legacy won best on Steam Deck. People who hadn't played any of the games in the votes only voted on games they had heard of.

Looks more like a moose flying backwards with blood coming out of its head

UO has a super robust eco system of private shards and server software. It's kind of amazing. Pretty active development on things like ServUO or ModernUO servers. The client has been fully rewritten and actively developed with improvements on ClassicUO. All of these are open source as well.

For servers you have places that function entirely as different eras of UO like the Renaissance shard, or even entirely new content like what's in Outlands.

There's honestly a lot to be found out there and it's really neat.

I get this fairly often though usually not right next to each other like that. Not sure how active development is for liftoff anymore though, so hard to tell if this is something that'll get any attention.

Been using this plugin for a while now, and it honestly makes it super simple to get your blog on the fediverse. Really cool, and I recommend it if your site is on WordPress. You basically have to do a tiny bit of set up, then you can pretty much forget them plugin is even there, it just works.

I managed to soft lock the new Pokemon Snap game in the tutorial where they had you take a picture of a Butterfree (I think is the right Pokemon). Somehow when I took a picture, it flapped its wings and turned enough that it was flat in the picture and couldn't be selected when you were at the next phase of the tutorial selecting the shot to show the Professor Oak stand in. You couldn't go back to take another picture, so I was effectively unable to continue the game from there. I was pretty proud of my bad picture taking skills.

I also enjoyed this movie.

But what about that remaining 0.1%? Aren't we just creating a pathway for these super microplastics to breed and create even stronger microplastics?

Toss in a recommendation from me, too. Just watched it last weekend and it was a lot of fun. I have to wonder how much of Jamie Foxx's lines were improv or written as is, because he was one of the highlights for me. Just a really solid movie overall.