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Picture of the Ubuntu 25.04 installer running on a Steam Deck.
A picture of a Steam Deck showing the bootloader for Android x86.
A picture of Plasma Bigscreen running on a Steam Deck OLED. A row of apps contains programs like Konsole, Discover, Steam and Okular.
Copying a Fedora Server 44 installer to a USB drive to install on a Steam Deck
Screenshot of a parcel tracking widget on my home screen. It says that a Lumia 820 I ordered yesterday is out for delivery.
A picture of the top of a bookshelf. The shelf proudly displays: Programming Server-Side Applications for Windows 2000, Nichijou volume 1, Nichijou volume 10, a PlayStation 3, Duke Nukem Forever for PS3, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Internet, What if? What if? 2, and Nichijou volumes 2-6.
A photograph of a shelf that holds video games. Four PlayStation games, of which 3 are PS4 games and one is a ps3 game, lie horizontal on top of games for Xbox One and Xbox 360 games. The PS4 games are Watch_Dogs, Final Fantasy XV and Nier: Automata. The PS3 game is Tales of Symphonia Chronicles.
a screenshot of a windows 11 desktop. the wallpaper is the back of an Xbox Series X, showing a 1TB expansion card in the STORAGE EXPANSION slot. There is a computer rendering of what is supposedly the internals of the Xbox, with the circuit traces between the card and a chip of the motherboard in a bright green.
An edited screenshot from an episode of the Dropout show Game Changer, the set of which has a teal-blue background with occasional stripes of yellow, orange and red running from top-to-bottom. The camera is focused on Sam Reich's stand where he does the intro. Instead of Sam, though, stands Nano, a fictional robot character from the anime Nichijou. She is wearing a red hoodie and has a wind-up key on her back. A subtitle suggests she's delivering Sam's line "And your host me, I've been here the whole time."
A drawing of my character, Bye, standing in front of a drawing of Nano Shinonome from Nichijou holding a Logitech F710 controller. Bye has no head and no neck: their head is instead a floating CRT television, which normally displays a face but in this drawing is showing an edited PS3 home screen with Fortnite on it. Nano is a robot with a wind-up key on her back.
A screenshot of the PlayStation App thanking me for purchasing Gravity Rush Remastered.
A screenshot of a direct message conversation. All the messages are from me. [Attachment, JPEG Image (contents are not shown] bye> Image test oh wait a second oh no no no no no no [JPEG Image, shows a cropped screenshot of the photo picker in this app. It’s zoomed in on text reading: “Location is included”] WHY WOULD YOU ENABLE THIS BY DEFAULT
The same screen capture app from the first post in this thread, but running under KDE Plasma instead.
A screenshot of a windows program called "Very Complicated Screen Capture". It is displaying a live feed from a HDMI input connected to a Nintendo Switch 2. The window's menu bar contains "Settings" and "Fullscreen". The toolbar contains a "Copy" button that copies the current image to the clipboard.
Demo over screen for Amplitude (2015) It shows marketing copy and a call to action to buy Amplitude on the PlayStation Store. It’s not relevant to this thread so I’m not writing it down here.
Picture of a PS4’s home menu. The currently running game is the free trial of Amplitude.
A screenshot of Deltarune Chapter 3 running through Deltarunner on Ubuntu, which is running under Windows Subsystem for Linux
A Windows desktop showing a Deltarune window that is being run through WINE on a WSL instance of Ubuntu. Deltarune is a native Windows game.
Picture of a display connected to a PlayStation 3. A dialog reads “Installing game data. Do not turn off the PlayStation 3 system.” The only option is OK, with no option to cancel.
Microsoft Store listing for the JPEG XL Image Extension, which allows Windows apps to read JPEG XL images.
A picture of a wireless keyboard for a PS3 on a desk. The keyboard has the Sony logo on it as well as a PlayStation button, and the function keys’ secondary functions are mapped to the triangle, square, start, select, cross, circle, L1/2 and R1/2 buttons. It has buttons for left and right click, and it used to have a nub for mouse control like the TrackPoint on ThinkPads, but it is missing in this image.
A screenshot of the "widgets" on the taskbar of Windows 11, showing a "breaking news" headline. Due to the taskbar icon being incredibly narrow, however, it only reads "Three people kil..." before cutting off mid-word.
A microsoft paint window displaying a file called "theythem.png" It shows Kris from Deltarune and the text "they/them" with an arrow pointing at them, indicating Kris' pronouns as they/them
Are You Ready for Valve Index saying that my computer is Not ready for Valve Index, because my GPU is supposedly not supported. I have an Nvidia GTX 1060, which no longer gets driver updates and I assume is the reason why it's not ready
Steam client on showing the Are you ready for valve index is installing i have over 25.6 hours in Are You Ready for Valve Index
88x31 button with a red background and the CEX logo. It contains text and reads "I buy my games from CEX"
An Adobe Flash CS4 window displaying a simplistic drawing of my OC, Bye, with an arrow pointing at them from text reading "Unaware he's in Adobe Flash" (a drawing of the Flash logo is beside the words "Adobe Flash") The drawing is animated, flipping between two frames of the same drawing.
Screenshot of Byespace Download Centre. The logo is my oc, Bye, in a box alongside a CD, and the text "Byespace Download Centre" next to it. The homepage is the default "Welcome / Learn more about building Web apps with ASP.NET Core" text, with a blank side navigation bar. The footer reads "(c) byespace 2025 / you are awesome"
A photo of an iPod Nano 2nd Generation displaying a screenshot of Nano from the anime Nichijou
Valentine's Day card. A pixel art drawing of my OC, Bye, is holding a heart in their hands. They have a happy expression on their face, which is displayed on a TV screen where their head would be, floating above their torso. The "To" and "From" (which is labelled "Love,") fields are left blank, and the message on the card reads: Are you TCP? because I love you. please ACK that you love me please ACK that you love me please ACK that you love me please ACK that you love me the message repeats the final line past the bottom of the card, overflowing into the space that the sender would place their name.
the background of this image is the "ice" fill pattern from the GIMP image editing software. Text is handwritten poorly wiht a mouse to the left of the centre of the image reading "i am a great artist". Text is written in comic sans in the top left corner reading "this is the text string. it is very long"
Pixel art drawn using four shades of red, depicting Nano Shinonome from Nichijou smiling while holding a Wii U Gamepad with the reflection of a Pusheen on the screen, with three stars and a faintly visible shrimp in the background.
two copies of Sega Superstars Tennis, one for PS3 and the other for Xbox 360
iOS Screen Time showing 8h and 18min on wetdry.world today, between 01:00 and 09:00.
CeX search page showing two video games and one interactive DVD version of the "Golden Balls" gameshow, with all three of them out of stock
PSI+, my XMPP client, with a system tray icon that's a star with a Santa hat on it, VLC-style.
a screenshot of the Apple Music web app, displaying a marketing message asking you to sign up for a free trial of Apple Music. Space characters are incredibly wide and numbers display as the Apple emoji version due to the Apple Color Emoji font being prioritised in the font list.
A small drawing of a box containing an earth-like planet with a ring around it, a red cross with a circle around it, and my oc.
listing for a 20 port USB hub on Vinted
notification from nintendo music. Nintendo Music 2025 Year in Review is now available. Which tracks did you listen to the most?
PS3 XMB showing Fortnite as one of the games on the system. The game icon shows the Fortnite X Simpsons collab, suggesting it hasn’t been updated.
iOS autocorrect replacing “yubikey” with “yurikey”
Fortnite festival results screen for “Replay”, I got 5 Gold stars with 99% accuracy on vocals with Extreme difficulty
A composite of various images, featuring Nano from Nichijou with a pixel art drawing of a shrimp placed inside a photograph of a jar. The shrimp is drawn using only shades of red against a white background.
A sponsored ebay listing for a disc-only no manual copy of Kinect Adventures (2010) for Xbox 360. The title of the listing includes the word "Vintage". The advertised price is EUR 12.76 + EUR 18.34 postage from the United States.
A screenshot of the CeX website showing Irish prices for used New 3DS XL models. Of the ones in stock, the prices are: - Metallic Blue (Unboxed): €360 - Metallic Black (Unboxed): €410 - Metallic Blue (Discounted meaning in worse condition): €325
A spreadsheet showing New 3DS XL prices in March 2024. The spreadsheet shows japanese imported new 3ds ll models as significantly cheaper (around €70) even with added vat and converted into euros. the prices used to average to about €240.
A screenshot of the AYN checkout page for the AYN Thor. The shipping methods available are "Standard(4PX)" for US$22 and DHL for US$34. The chosen model of Thor is the "Pro 12 + 256GB" in the Rainbow colourway, costing US$349. An annotation reads: "This isn't the cheapest but it's probably the one i'd end up getting. i'm assuming shipping would be the same either way". The total cost, including shipping (US$22), and a "Worry-free purchase" guarantee (US$7.69) is US$380.45.
The title screen for a web game called Death By Hamster. The subtitle reads "developed by durgesh4993" (which is false, because I developed it)
A screenshot of a web site called "9 game" claiming to have a game called Death By Hamster. It says the author of the game is unknown. The description of the game reads: "Explore the thrilling gameplay of Death by Hamster, where you can annihilate all animes with your powerful tank. Enjoy intuitive controls and engaging combat with features like driving, reversing, aiming, and shooting. Check out our screenshots and working video to immerse yourself in this action-packed experience. Join the battle and showcase your tactical skills in this unique gaming adventure!" naturally, this description isn't true
A screenshot of an Uptime Kuma dashboard, showing four monitors: - Hotlands, marked as DHCP and DNS, and running Windows Server 2022, has 1.14% 24-hour uptime. - The DNS server running on Hotlands, with 0.96% 24-hour uptime. - Lava Reef, marked as DNS and running Windows server 2022, has 1.14% 24-hour uptime. - MayQueen, running Ubuntu Server 24.04, has 1.07% 24-hour uptime.
A photo showing a pack of “String & Things Cheestrings”. The packaging says it’s Rich in Calcium for Healtyh Bones and High in Protein. The other package is just out of shot, torn open with nothing inside. it is a stick of cheese.
Skype for Business screenshot taken on iOS. A conversation with Emilia Ketamine is open. Emilia: no now it seems fine yo yo yo it’s me bye for sure totally not anyone else i love using skype i use skype to message all my friends when i go to sleep all i dream about is getting back on skype Bye: ooo it’s making skype noises
a picture showing an iPhone 4s connected to power. the screen is turned on displaying the album art for SHINBANGUMI by Ginger Root, and the currently playing song as Welcome. A device we can’t see is plugged into the headphone jack.
A screenshot of the post composer screen in the beta version of the Mastodon app Toot!. The word “nano” is in the textbox. The keyboard at the bottom of the screen is replaced with a list of choices representing “Fonts” (you can see it in this screenshot but the context menu option for this menu is labelled “Fonts”) which are supposed to be formatting options but they’re done using Unicode characters and not Markdown or HTML or such (which would make it difficult for screen readers to read, hence the groan)
A screenshot of a Microsoft Word XP window displaying a word document with a single WordArt (stylized text) image. The WordArt reads "Balls" in Impact font, stretched to fill the margins of the page. It is in 3D, and is stylized poorly to look metallic.