The ports being there to help illustrate its synthetic nature was more important to me than how it looks exactly so i left that open to the artist who i suppose had one lying around and used that as a template for this.

Well, there would be an extensive media collection stored inside, so there are a lot of options. Just to pick one example, the new Ghost in the Shell anime feels fitting.

Thanks UwU. And yeah fair point regarding the color palette, though i suppose having explicit hexcodes on there would mitigate the issue somewhat.

As indicated by the "gray fox android" in the window labeled "bio.txt" in the art, completely mechanical. Also, what does champions online have to do with this?

Here is the source: https://www.tumblr.com/... . It is one reblog further down, as slytherin-assassin deactivated their blog and lattemonstr apparently has no post on their blog, probably deleted when they moved on to a different blog.

They probably meant "anchor point". Maybe they also speak german (Anker is german for anchor) and confused the spellings between the languages.

I don't think the website name is that unusual, there are plenty of lemmy servers with names that don't contain the word "lemmy" like feddit.de, discuss.tchncs.de, beehaw.org or pawb.social.

Becky Chambers books tend to be pretty low stakes, so you might want to check those out.

There was the episode with Scotty in TNG (Relics) where there was indeed the problem of the pattern of the person who was in the buffer with him degrading, but that was over decades (2294-2369), while M'Bengas daughter was in the pattern buffer significantly less time. She was also rematerialised from time to time and it was noted that not doing so risked the integrity of the pattern, which contributed to the issue seen in the TNG episode.

They are not making it themselves, that is done by C Prompt Games, Paradox is only the publisher. They have published turn-based games in the past, like Age of Wonders 4, but i am not aware of a turn-based game developed by them.

Source: https://twitter.com/...

Seems to be from this one: https://www.pulexart.com/...

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Crusader Kings 3. So it's either a time travel episode or something like those "planet closely resembling a period of earth history" episodes in TOS. Considering there are no records of Tomàs the wise, king of Ireland and Aquitaine, probably the latter.

I had an investigator with medic and eldritch archer archetypes. Basically going for one huge hit per round with strategic strike and enchanting arrow damage, with higher hit chance because if my devise a stratagem roll is bad i can just chose to attack someone else and have another attempt at getting a good roll. If i used pursue a lead on the target i could even use an eldritch shot and strategic strike because devise a stratagem is free in that case. And if there is no other target i have my battle medicine. It was also a useful character for out of combat healing, although that is kind of besides the focus of the post.

The 24h wait period is a part of the so-called "advanced flow" which will become the only way to install apps not verified by google once their new rules go into effect, as described here: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/...

There is one: https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/...

In German it is called "Das nächste Jahrhundert" meaning "The next century", which avoids that issue.

I have been playing Time Snatcher Handy recently, a roguelike centered around a time-stop mechanic, which only uses 44 MB. It is pretty good. Going through my steam library from the lowest up, here are the others i would recommend, stopping at one GB, because most of my games are under 20 GB and i tend to be relatively selective with what games i get so i consider most of them good also:

• TIS-100 (80 MB), programming puzzle game by Zachtronics
• Islanders (150 MB), minimalist city builder
• Enter the Gungeon (346 MB), bullet-hell roguelike
• Streets of Rogue (417 MB), roguelike which emphasizes having multiple possible approaches for how to get any given objective
• Opus Magnum (493 MB), another Zachtronics programming puzzle game
• Vault of the Void (554 MB), roguelike deckbuilder (one of my most played games, especially recommended)
• Backpack Hero (616 MB), roguelike focused on maximizing adjacency bonuses on your inventory grid
• Urbek City Builder (685 MB), city builder (obviously)
• Slipways (735 MB), a game about optimizing trade routes between planets
• Cassette Beasts (1 GB), similar to Pokemon, with the main differences being that you turn into the monsters instead of summoning them, type advantage/disadvantage giving unique status effects rather than just changing damage and battles generally being 2v2 instead of 1v1

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