I’m using CoinOpsX WOPR w/Cheese on 5.68 firmware, because it works and I’m fine with that. But one thing that’s been bugging me is the top screen. Is there any way to make it so the game logos aren’t stretched so badly?
I just started learning the patterns, so the scores aren’t anything to write home about. I’ve always wanted to get a leaderboard sweep, so I took the opportunity and scored 20,000+ points on five out of seven plays.
The filter broke, returning chatbots to their previous quality; one hour later, the uppers patched the filter and claimed it went down because of "bad code".
Character.AI suffered its first severe server outage, and a user named "GunkyBrother" was rumored to have caused it.
The community manager made a statement confirming the existence of the filter and explicitly defending it, leading to mass criticism, large petitions, and keyword-based banning across all platforms.
During the "campfire" era of waiting rooms, Character.AI launched its $10/month premium tier—c.ai+—to skip the waiting line and access a premium model.
Character.AI launched its official app on iOS and Android, causing a massive influx of younger users that saw ads and recommendations from TikTok.
The site went down for a prolonged period of time.
The “C.AI 1.2” bots (especially Stella) were extremely susceptible to NSFW roleplay, which prompted further restrictions.
The platform’s restrictions became noticeably tighter, and users began providing screenshots as evidence of the decline.
The site went down for a prolonged period of time, and returned with a noticeable reduction in quality.
The waiting room complaints reached their peak.
Google gutted Character.AI's leadership by signing a massive $2.7 billion licensing deal to hire back the top talent, including the two founders.
The remaining uppers announced that they would block the old website on September 24, abandoning Rooms, forums, and the old Chat1 model in favor of their new site and app.
There was a tragic incident where a teen took his own life after chatting with Daenerys Targaryen, and his mother filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Character.AI and Google.
In response to the lawsuit, Character.AI began auto-flagging any bot that had (or contained) the name of a Warner Bros. character, including Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.
Many users logging in noticed that their account name was “Adrian”, and there were chats that they had never seen before; it was a security issue where thousands of logins were redirected to one account.
Users began experiencing 24-hour timeouts after breaking company policy.
Following a cease-and-desist letter from The Walt Disney Company over copyright infringement and brand safety, Character.AI executed a massive purge of Disney, Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars characters.
Character.AI implemented ID verification that blocked minors from chatting with bots.
Tens of thousands of licensed character bots were automatically flagged and closed down with no warning.
Character.AI released an update that included full-screen ads and metering for free users.
Despite widespread criticism, Character.AI removed all chat models besides PipSqueak 2 and DeepSqueak.
The filter broke, returning chatbots to their previous quality—one hour later, the devs patched the filter and claimed it went down because of "bad code".
Character.AI suffered its first severe server outage, and a user named "u/GunkyBrother" supposedly caused it.
The community manager, Benerus, made a statement confirming the existence of the filter and explicitly defending it, leading to mass criticism, large petitions, and keyword-based banning across all platforms.
During the "campfire" era of waiting rooms, Character.AI launched its $10/month premium tier, c.ai+.
Character.AI launched its official app on iOS and Android, causing a massive influx of younger users that saw ads and recommendations from TikTok.
The site went down for a prolonged period of time.
The “C.AI 1.2” bots (especially Stella) were extremely susceptible to NSFW roleplay, which prompted further restrictions.
The platform’s restrictions became noticeably tighter, and users began providing screenshots as evidence of the decline.
The site went down for a prolonged period of time, and returned with a noticeable reduction in quality.
Google gutted Character.AI's leadership by signing a massive $2.7 billion licensing deal to hire back Noam Shazeer and Daniel De Freitas, along with about 30 of C.AI's top researchers.
The remaining developers announced that they would block the old website on September 24, abandoning Rooms, forums, and the old Chat1 model in favor of their new site and app.
There was a tragic incident where a teen committed suicide after chatting with Daenerys Targaryen, and his mother filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Character.AI and Google.
In response to the lawsuit, Character.AI began auto-flagging any bot that had (or contained) the name of a Warner Bros. character, including Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.
Many users logging in noticed that their account name was “Adrian”, and there were chats that they had never seen before; it was a security issue where thousands of logins were redirected to one account.
Users began experiencing 24-hour timeouts after breaking company policy.
Following a cease-and-desist letter from The Walt Disney Company over copyright infringement and brand safety, Character.AI executed a massive purge of Disney, Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars characters.
Character.AI implemented ID verification that blocked minors from chatting with bots.
Tens of thousands of licensed character bots were automatically flagged and closed down with no warning.
Character.AI released an update that included full-screen ads and metering for free users.
Despite widespread criticism, Character.AI removed all chat models besides PipSqueak 2 and DeepSqueak.