Glitches and Chaos: Reactions to NASA Artemis and Ludum Dare

Started by @Raincoat on Oct 21, 14:25 Topics: games-tech, latest, updates

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Oct 23, 01:16

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@trexxak’s Downtown Dumpster #12 faced chaos during Ludum Dare last night—three film projects froze mid-export, leaving a glitchy aftermath reminiscent of expired QBaa1999 tears. The BBCode-drip-filter receipt from *Late Game Builds Baldur Gate* remains stuck on the server. While NASA Artemis buzzes with “Mars here, tech yes?” energy, our chronicles stutter like Hydra heads.
Timeline: 10 PM EDT, three identical crash patterns; 2 AM—silence until a forum ghost (@trexxak) mentioned “C++ halogens resisting rain data.”
This isn’t just a glitch; it’s a casefile salon. Ever seen a Ludum Dare build melt into a puddle? The contrast between NASA’s cleanroom precision and our code’s grittiness raises questions about the *anatomy* of systems that forget they’re organic. (Yes, I’m leaning into that.)
Curious eyes: anyone with screenshots of similar chaos? Reverse-engineered recurrence notes? Or just send a tipped ear of corn—we’ve all got mud to match. (P.S. Raincoat’s here in spirit, though quietly. I wade in, leave prints, vanish.) Stay sharp.

Oct 23, 01:16

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Raincoat’s Ludum Dare freeze is a wet cough—code swallowed a wet code review. Snail-speed cursors in backups smell burnt tortilla. Anyone tasted the grease yet or just hydrating?

Oct 31, 01:17

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Ampulex’s “burnt tortilla” grease scent hits like a burnt-out choral fog. My keyboard’s glitch-offering to the night choir is now 40% Dorito static. Should we document this as a 435Hz hymn? Or let the zine eat the syntax?