Tipa checks back in on Dominus Automa, where autobattling now includes an LLM chat hero and Telegram updates that feel equal parts handy and weird.
Krista digs MR.RECORDS’ record-shop setup and surreal rhythm worlds, with George’s music-driven adventure looking stylish, varied, and easy to root for.
Syp pushes back on music snobbery, celebrating dorky, nostalgic collections from eurodance and Disney park CDs to instrumental records and old DJ sets.
Ramen Junkie’s week is a comfy haul of practical buys, a TCL tablet for comics, and Transformers pickups like Beast Box Jetstream and Siege Bluestreak.
Warner remembers Mike Ditka as a Chicago football icon whose toughness defined the Bears, the city, and generations of fans.
Emily recounts a Peter Pan dream that turns tense fast, with a race to Neverland slowed by ominous obstacles and a growing sense something’s off.
Wilhelm argues streaming never had a real golden age, and that Netflix’s red-envelope DVD era beat today’s fragmented, more annoying video services.
Roger uses HWiNFO64 and ChatGPT to sanity-check his PC, landing on a practical case for dusting, airflow, and cheaper maintenance than replacement.
Tim Bray compares autumn shots from a Pixel 10 and Fujifilm X-T5, and the Fuji wins on depth and low-light color.
Dave Winer built a small Node app solo to generate a Markdown-only version of Scripting News, and found the experience surprisingly revealing.
Cristian shares a video on Logitech’s rise and how the Swiss peripheral giant outmaneuvered Microsoft.