Omarchy is more than another Linux distribution. It's a gust of fresh air, blowing away the stale conventions and entrenched ideological battles that have plagued Linux in recent years. Omarchy is a fresh start for Linux on the desktop!

Atelier Karia launches February 25, 2027. Hosoi ran a survey mid-development. First time Gust did that. 75% wanted the body-type change. English was like 90%. North America was the loudest by a mile. Fukui already had the mesh parts sitting there. They’re cramming it in now. Noelk’s the skinny kid with two axes that click into one. Celes is the automaton. Hosoi kept going back and forth with Benitama so she didn’t look off-series. PS5, Xbox, Switch 2, Steam. TGS build is playable.

🚨🇺🇸 Hawaii's Big Island is getting HAMMERED by Hurricane Lala Hurricane Lala is sitting on Hawaii as a Category 1 with 75 mph sustained winds, and some spots have already picked up more than a foot of rain with up to 25 inches possible at higher elevations. Downed trees and power lines have blocked roads, flooding has shut parts of Hilo, and instruments atop Mauna Kea clocked a 154 mph gust. Forecasters are warning of life-threatening flooding and mudslides, with a direct hit on the Big Island would be the first in 155 years! Writer: Daniel

You guys I don’t understand the millennials. This was very disappointing to me yesterday. Someone in my own family got 100 shares on Facebook and is now talking about quitting the job she got a degree for to become a social media influencer for a seasonal paddling business in hurricane country. I love confidence. But 100 shares is not a retirement plan. It’s not health insurance. It’s not steady income. It’s one good gust of wind on an app that can bury you tomorrow. Build the business, absolutely. But don’t throw away a degree, a paycheck, and stability because Facebook gave you dopamine and a standing ovation for 12 hours.

MiniMax H3 MAX Prompt subject_definitions: = character in . Preserve exact face, hairstyle, outfit, colors and identity. = character in . Preserve exact face, hairstyle, outfit, colors and identity. summary: 15-second smooth Japanese anime comedy. Two characters compete in a wind endurance challenge in a colorful Japanese variety-show studio. A playful TV-prop fan gradually increases power. Objects are blown away step by step. loses first. celebrates, then a giant inflatable duck flies in at high speed, directly hits , and launches them away. retention_analysis: Keep both characters identical to references. Stable faces, outfits and proportions. Smooth expressive 2D anime motion. No photorealism. detailed_description: High-frame-count Japanese 2D anime, smooth cel animation, expressive comedy, dynamic hair and cloth motion. A colorful retro TV-show fan sits SCREEN LEFT, blowing toward SCREEN RIGHT. Rounded playful plastic design. NOT industrial machinery. [Shot 1 | 00:00–00:03] Both stand behind a white line. : [Japanese] 先に動いた方が負けね！ : [Japanese] 余裕でしょ！ Fan starts LOW. Loose paper flutters and slides right. Hair moves slightly. [Shot 2 | 00:03–00:06] Wind rises to MEDIUM. Papers fly left→right, then balloons are blown away. Hair streams backward and clothes flap hard. : [Japanese] ちょ、強くない！？ : [Japanese] まだ余裕！ [Shot 3 | 00:06–00:10] Wind rises to HIGH. Cardboard boxes slide away, stools tip over, then a folding chair skids across the background. All objects move left→right. Both brace. starts sliding right. : [Japanese] 待って待って待って！！ : [Japanese] 動いてる！負け！ A powerful gust sends completely offscreen. : [Japanese] うわあああ！！ [Shot 4 | 00:10–00:15] Fan suddenly stops. raises both arms: [Japanese] 勝ったーー！！ Brief silence. A HUGE yellow inflatable duck appears behind , caught by a final gust, and rapidly accelerates toward them. Offscreen : [Japanese] 後ろ！！ turns: [Japanese] え？ IMMEDIATE IMPACT: The duck SLAMS DIRECTLY into the center of 's back at high speed. Clearly show physical contact. Do NOT stop before impact or pass beside them. At impact, 's entire body is launched forward and upward. : [Japanese] うわああああ！！ flies several meters through the air and exits frame. The duck continues forward and exits too. Camera holds on the empty line. overall_soundscape: Synchronized anime audio. Escalating wind, paper, balloons, boxes and chair scraping. Final impact: loud soft “BOOOON!” followed by the scream. non_diegetic_music: Fast Japanese variety-show comedy music. Brief silence before “後ろ！！”. Strong comedy hit exactly when the duck collides with .

Made with seedance 2.5 Prompt: Create a 30-second, 1080p ultra-realistic personal home-video showing a young Korean woman attempting to film an "aesthetic" café vlog for her social media and everything comically not going to plan. No reference image. MAIN SUBJECT Young Korean woman in her early 20s, trendy and put-together look, dewy makeup, confident expression that keeps cracking into laughter. Straight black hair with curtain bangs, small gold hoop earrings, soft pink lip tint. Wearing an oversized cream sweater, a plaid mini skirt, chunky white sneakers, and a small quilted shoulder bag she keeps adjusting for the "shot." Maintain the same face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and appearance throughout the entire video. SETTING A charming autumn café street in Seoul on a crisp, sunny afternoon. A cozy corner café with outdoor seating, string lights, a chalkboard menu, falling ginkgo leaves, a latte art station visible through the window, a bicycle propped against a brick wall, pedestrians occasionally walking through frame, and a small tree dropping leaves onto the sidewalk table. Warm, golden, Pinterest-looking — until it isn't. CAMERA / VISUAL AESTHETIC Raw personal footage, filmed by her friend who keeps trying (and failing) to make it look cinematic, strong handheld vlog shake throughout. The video oscillates between deliberately "aesthetic" attempted shots — slow pans, artful angles, soft focus — and sudden chaotic handheld jolts when things go wrong. Autofocus hunts comically between her face and the latte. Camera tilts and overcorrects. Exposure blows out when it swings toward the sun. Mild motion blur during quick recoveries. Slightly warm, oversaturated color grade like a try-hard Instagram filter that keeps slipping back to raw reality. No stabilization, no real cinematic polish — the "aesthetic" is aspirational, the execution is not. 00:00–00:05 — THE PERFECT LATTE SHOT (ATTEMPT) She sits at the outdoor table, carefully positioning a latte with foam art, trying to casually "candid" sip it for the camera. The camera does a slow artful pan down toward the cup — then a leaf falls directly into it with a soft plop. She freezes, staring at the ruined latte art, deadpan. 00:05–00:10 — REACTION She looks up at the camera, unimpressed, leaf still floating in the foam. "...Are you kidding me right now." The friend behind the camera bursts out laughing, shaking the frame violently. 00:10–00:15 — THE "CANDID" WALK She gets up to attempt a slow-motion aesthetic walk past the café window, hair flowing, sunglasses going on in one smooth motion — sunglasses immediately get caught in her hair. She stops mid-stride, wincing, trying to untangle them one-handed while still smiling for the camera. The camera zooms in awkwardly close on the tangled sunglasses, then yanks back out. 00:15–00:20 — BICYCLE MISHAP She leans against the parked bicycle for a "casual candid lean" pose, one hand in her pocket. The bicycle kickstand gives way and it slowly tips sideways, taking her balance with it. She stumbles but catches herself, laughing hard, one hand up defensively toward the lens. "Okay, delete that, delete that!" 00:20–00:25 — GINKGO LEAF CHAOS She tries to recreate a "leaves falling around me" cinematic moment by tossing a handful of gathered ginkgo leaves into the air above her head. A gust of wind blows them straight back into her face instead. She spits out a leaf, blinking, completely unbothered and giggling. The camera shakes as the operator nearly drops it laughing. 00:25–00:30 — FINAL MOMENT She gives up on the aesthetic altogether, plops back down at the café table, and grabs the leaf-ruined latte anyway, taking a defiant sip through the foam. She looks dead into the camera, deadpan, leaf still stuck to her sweater. "This is the content. This is it. Post this one." She gives an exaggerated thumbs up as the frame shakes with the friend's laughter, and the footage cuts abruptly to black. AUDIO Natural location sound only: Café ambience, cup clinking, leaves rustling, wind gusts, bicycle clattering, footsteps, her friend's audible laughter throughout, fabric rustling, and handheld camera noise. No music. No narration. No artificial sound effects. Spoken lines: "...Are you kidding me right now." / "Okay, delete that, delete that!" / "This is the content. This is it. Post this one." FINAL FEEL A self-aware, comedic behind-the-scenes of someone trying to film an aesthetic vlog and getting completely humbled by reality at every turn — warm, golden autumn light paired with genuine, unscripted chaos and laughter. No posed perfection sustained for more than a few seconds before something goes wrong. No exaggerated slapstick acting — the comedy comes from real reactions, real mishaps, and the gap between the "vision" and what actually happens on camera.

Made with seedance 2.5 Prompt: Create a 30-second, 1080p ultra-realistic personal home-video of a young Korean woman trying to recreate a dreamy Pinterest photo, with reality ruining every single attempt. No reference image. MAIN SUBJECT Young Korean woman in her early 20s, effortlessly trendy look, soft dewy makeup, expression that shifts between aspirational-serene and increasingly done-with-it. Long black hair styled in soft waves, a flower clip pinning one side back, delicate gold necklace. Wearing a flowy white sundress, a cream cardigan draped over her shoulders, strappy sandals, carrying a small woven picnic basket as a prop. Maintain the same face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and appearance throughout the entire video. **SETTING** A grassy riverside park on a windy, bright afternoon — the kind of spot that looks perfect in a photo and chaotic in person. A picnic blanket laid out unevenly on slightly bumpy grass, a thermos and a plate of fruit balanced precariously, wildflowers scattered nearby, ducks on the water in the background, other picnicking families and joggers occasionally passing through frame, a tree with low branches, and intermittent gusts of wind rolling across the open field. **CAMERA / VISUAL AESTHETIC** Raw personal footage filmed by her friend on a phone, oscillating between attempted "aesthetic" cinematic framing (slow pans, soft golden-hour-style angles) and sudden handheld chaos when things go wrong. Autofocus hunts between her and the fluttering blanket. Camera overcorrects and wobbles when she moves suddenly. Mild motion blur during wind gusts and quick recoveries. Slightly warm, oversaturated "Pinterest filter" color grade that keeps slipping back to flat reality mid-shot. Visible digital noise, natural sun flare that occasionally blows out the frame. No stabilization, no real cinematic polish — the aspiration is aesthetic, the execution is not. --- **00:00–00:05 — THE SETUP SHOT (ATTEMPT)** She kneels gracefully by the picnic blanket, arranging the fruit plate just so, trying to look candidly absorbed in it. The camera does a slow artful pan across the "perfect" spread — then a gust of wind flips the paper plate clean off the blanket. She freezes, hand still hovering mid-air, watching it tumble away. **00:05–00:10 — REACTION** She stares after the plate, deadpan, not even chasing it. *"...Okay, we'll pretend that didn't happen."* Her friend behind the camera laughs, frame jolting as they try to film both her and the runaway plate at once. **00:10–00:15 — THE FLOWER CROWN MOMENT** She sits back down and tries to casually place a small wildflower behind her ear for a "candid nature" shot, tilting her head serenely toward the light. A bee, clearly interested in the flower, buzzes directly at her face. She yelps, swatting wildly, completely abandoning the serene pose. The camera whip-pans trying to follow the chaos, briefly blurring. **00:15–00:20 — THE WINDBLOWN HAIR SHOT** She stands up to attempt a slow-motion "hair flowing in the wind" walk toward the water, cardigan billowing dramatically behind her. The wind gusts too hard — her hair whips completely across her face, and the cardigan blows up over her head, blinding her mid-step. She stumbles slightly, laughing from underneath the fabric, arms flailing to find the opening. **00:20–00:25 — THE THERMOS DISASTER** She sits back down and tries a "pouring tea thoughtfully" shot, tilting the thermos elegantly — the lid isn't fully on, and it spills straight down the front of her white dress. She looks down at the spreading stain in silence for a beat, completely unbothered by this point. Her friend, off-camera, losing it: *"That's — that's going to stain—"* **00:25–00:30 — FINAL MOMENT** She gives up entirely, flops backward onto the picnic blanket, stained dress, wind-wrecked hair, flower crooked, staring straight up into the camera as her friend leans over her. *"This is the photo. This is the one we're posting."* She gives a flat, exhausted thumbs up from the ground as the frame shakes with her friend's laughter, and the footage cuts abruptly to black. --- **AUDIO** Natural location sound only: Wind gusting, fabric flapping, birds and distant duck sounds, grass rustling, thermos lid clattering, tea splashing, her friend's genuine off-camera laughter throughout, footsteps on grass, and handheld camera noise. No music. No narration. No artificial sound effects. Spoken lines: *"...Okay, we'll pretend that didn't happen."* / *"That's — that's going to stain—"* (friend) / *"This is the photo. This is the one we're posting."* **FINAL FEEL** Bright, breezy, self-aware comedy built on the universal gap between a curated Pinterest fantasy and messy outdoor reality — golden light, real wind, real mishaps, real laughter. No posed perfection sustained for more than a few seconds before nature ruins it. No exaggerated slapstick — the comedy comes from genuine reactions to genuinely uncooperative wind, bees, and gravity.