Is that the general idea people support for when countries don't comply with international rules for AGI alignment, training, implementation and so on? (obviously after sanctions or whatever other lesser measures)
BirdEnuf Virtual BBS has been updated with a number of custom games, apps, and clients:
Meteoroid - Asteroids clone
Tetromino - Tetris clone
Triangulum - Galaga-like
Gemini, Gopher, and Wikipedia browsers
Multi Relay Chat & IRC clients
Mystic Observatory - Astrological readings and horoscopes
Usurper Reborn - Custom client for main internet server
telnet://bbs.birdenuf.com:2003 or http://bbs.birdenuf.com
Also hosting MajorMUD (10x XP, 10x Drops), iNfInItY CoMpLeX, Mutants!, LORD, TW2002, and more.
Braunschweiger & pepper bruschetta on rye toast.
I think Mark. Jeremy was bad at being a person. Mark was a bad person.
What is Adventures in the Mist?
Adventures in the Mist is a companion to Land of Mist for Old-School Essentials. Expanding on the mysterious "kitchen-sink" world which it established, it contains a detailed gazetteer of the Land's regions and cultures, provides new spells for each of its cults, and includes a series of eight adventures exploring the lore and history of the Land of Mist.
Contained within:
• A detailed Regional Gazetteer: Explore the 13 major regions of the Land and islands. Each entry describes its unique environment, societies, settlements, legends, notable NPCs, and regional threats.
• Expanded Cults of the Mist: Discover the tenets, practices, and patron immortals of 18 distinct cults, including unique divine spells available to their followers.
• An Epic, World-Altering Campaign: A series of ready-to-play adventures form the backbone of a grand campaign, taking characters from their earliest levels to a final confrontation with the forces that shape the world.
• A Deeper Dive into the Lore: Uncover the hidden history of the Land of Mist, the nature of the Forgetting, and explore the setting's ancient mysteries.
Product link: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/573958/adventures-in-the-mist-for-old-school-essentials
Free preview: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/545983/adventures-in-the-mist-for-old-school-essentials-preview
Currently @ 10mg/week. What to do now? BMI calculator says I could go as low as 140.
EXPLAIN THAT CICO PEOPLE!
Several posts today talking about it like it just got released.
I think so. I wonder if that was intentional from the beginning, something Brent Spiner pushed for, or something else. It's often a humorless show, but Spiner seems to have a almost edgy sense of humor when I've seen him in interviews and such.
Introducing synthmodem, a modem-to-telnet gateway. Synthmodem allows you to use a real hardware modem (anything from 300bps to 33.6kbps) to access telnet resources on the internet. It acts as a proxy between your modem and the internet, and runs on Windows or Linux hosts.
Real Modem -> SIP Gateway (e.g. SPA2102) -> synthmodem -> Telnet
What you need:
This is an alternative to other solutions such as wi-fi modems and RS232 serial connections for folks who want to use their real modems.
Protocols supported:
My testing has been done using a TRS-80 Color Computer 3 w/ Direct Connect Modem Pak @ 300bps and a modern USB modem at up to 33.6k. Best results are at 19.2kbps and below for hardwired connection, 9600bps for wi-fi.
Here it is getting my CoCo3 online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmrtVg1ozqg
And here is the github for more info and download: https://github.com/synexo/synthmodem
Results may not be perfect, and so far only I have tested it. Stability has been excellent at low speeds (up to 2400bps), maintaining connections for several hours when the gateway and PC are directly connected to one another (just a standard CAT5 between them, and then PC on wi-fi for network). On faster connections, I've seen some idle drops even when hardwired but still had many 30+ minute BBS sessions with no issue. Just a PSA to say don't go buy a SPA for this and expect it to work 100% though at this time.
Synthmodem was coded by artificial intelligence (Claude), incorporating open source code and binaries developed by humans.
I periodically seek this one out, but have never been able to find it:
Mostly True Stories: Urban Legends Revealed (2002–2004)
It's basically Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, but hosted by Natasha Henstridge (the lovely woman from Species). Also there's apparently a final season of Beyond Belief that only aired in Germany.
Out there anywhere?