There’s a sequel to Echoes of the Threshold on steam XD
Edit: coming soon… ![]()
There’s a sequel to Echoes of the Threshold on steam XD
Edit: coming soon… ![]()
It appears to be Arnaud. It claims to be both.
We found this on Discord earlier, think someone found a description like “this was meant to be an arg but I forgot” lol
Worker on his last day at the office after being sacked, cleans up his old desk, picks up his empty lunch box, looks around one last time, at all the terminals with voice recognition, and shouts “DEL STAR DOT STAR!” and runs like hell
(didn’t work)
unfortunatly system isn’t a Unix one, and the damn arrow keys are useless
(just the tab for basics command would be great at this point ^^)
Yep, and since Steam AppIDs are globally incrementing, this is one hell of an old AppID, much older than No Man’s Sky itself (275850), which probably means that it was just thrown up as an answer to the quiz. Additionally, @Gumsk discovered that this AppID falls in a range typically reserved for Valve’s internal dependancies, so looking for an actual steam game is probably not intended imo.
Just a curiosity and maybe a good fyi for other operators. There is a autocorrect option for apostrophes in the text field to switch it to the correct one if your keyboard uses the one not recognized by system. Not sure if this is new.
I thought I finally found a new prompt but it was just some kind of bug.
Went away when I refreshed the page.
From what I understand it has something to do with your token expiring.
Hopefully our rooms in tower have a longer lease ![]()
What keyboard layout uses backticks instead of single quotes? Must be hell to code on them…
Something odd happens when you put words in between <>, they dissappear. Might be nothing.
Has to do with how the input is handled. It is being interpreted as html. Try typing this for example:
hello <h1>Emily</h1>
And you will get this
Meaning you could potentially run code in there… ![]()
At least it looks to be preventing script to run in a similar way
Exactly @jedidia , kind of anyway…

We should not mess with things too much ![]()
Not directly tied to the commands, but the RecallDreams MX record still isn’t up, so current emails to info@recalldreams.dev will bounce. Not sure why the email’s public rn then.
@the_architect did y’all mess up the staging a lil? ![]()