From Reddit saved comment — r/retroid, u/OnlySleepin, Aug 26 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/retroid/comments/1vz7ghv/cant_get_others_performance_on_eden/p644xa0/ Comment on: Can't get other's performance on Eden does T30 improve performance? I switched to eden 0.20 rc1 and T23 drivers and it's running flawlessly

From Reddit saved comment — r/homeassistant, u/dcbmobiledev, Aug 26 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1vzd2z2/my_temperature_sensor_just_paid_for_itself/p63xje7/ Comment on: My temperature sensor just paid for itself I could've used that when all the meat in my freezer went bad from me leaving the door open. What sensor do you use for your freezer?

From Reddit saved comment — r/fpgagaming, u/lordelan, Aug 24 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/fpgagaming/comments/1vx4b61/sharp_x68000_core_now_is_perfect/p5m0kjn/ Comment on: Sharp X68000 core now is perfect Just install the core via update all and grab the Neon68k pack from archive.org

From Reddit saved comment — r/berlinsocialclub, u/SpookyKite, Aug 14 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/berlinsocialclub/comments/1vodxt1/lets_all_download_bitchat_for_the_parade/p3owkjw/ Comment on: Lets all download "bitchat" for the parade?? Bluetooth mesh kind of sucks because of the limited range. It's too late now, but look into Meshtastic or Meshcore, both have a large number of users in Berlin. Ratspeak, based on Reticulum has Bluetooth mesh as an option as well as LoRa, TCP, etc

From Reddit saved comment — r/SteamDeck, u/Blackpoc, Aug 14 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/1voa46y/anyone_else_rediscovered_old_ps3_games_on_steam/p3nz27i/ Comment on: Anyone else rediscovered old PS3 games on Steam Deck? The deck is perfect for PS3 era games. So far I've rediscovered a bunch of titles I missed: - Vanquish - Remember me - SpecOps The Line - Darksiders - Sleeping Dogs - Final Fantasy XII - Deus Ex Human Revolution - F.E.A.R. 3 - LotR War in the North - Mirror's Edge - Tomb Raider Underworld - Bioshock Infinite - Dragon's Dogma - Protptype And the list goes on and on... All running at a 60fps and surprisingly good support for the 16:10 display. Some modern games just add the black bars but for some reason PS3 era games tend to fully support it. EDIT: Because a lot of people asked and both me and OP weren't clear enough, these games are not being emulated. They all have PC ports and are available on Steam. The only exception is the now delisted SpecOps: The Line.

From Reddit saved comment — r/homeassistant, u/EchoMuseProject, Aug 07 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1vhofep/hacked_and_debloated_an_echo_dot_2_local_llm/p26utuk/ Comment on: Hacked and debloated an Echo Dot 2 (local LLM + local Speech recognition) You’re in good company, a couple of these projects have been shared recently. EchoMuse is mine and you can read about it here - https://github.com/wilbowes/EchoMuse EchoLocal is another that recently was shared - https://github.com/ygelfand/echolocal

From Reddit saved comment — r/SteamDeck, u/AshleyAshes1984, Aug 02 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/1vdjgsq/idea_for_a_boot_logo_for_the_steam_deck/p19dvyp/ Comment on: Idea for a Boot Logo for the Steam Deck [https://steamdeckrepo.com/post/PmqqP/custom\_steam\_deck\_pc\_boot\_sequence\_with\_accurate\_specs\_and\_details](https://steamdeckrepo.com/post/PmqqP/custom_steam_deck_pc_boot_sequence_with_accurate_specs_and_details) I made this one.

From Reddit saved comment — r/shmups, u/moku46, Jul 30 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/shmups/comments/1vahqrj/picked_this_up_today/p0m471b/ Comment on: Picked this up Today. There's some DLC, IIRC. I forget how much of the Black Label content you can access from the store. But you're also missing *more than half* the content of the current (Steam, Switch, PS4) releases. You're missing Black Label, Black Label arrange, the Black Label soundtrack and the accompanying novice modes. You'd get all of this in DFK double pack for 360. DFK released in 2 parts on 360. The v1.5 disc and the Black Label disc a few months later. They really thought their fans would shell out the equivalent of $140USD for both. And they did. And it was worth it. Ketsuipachi is IMO the best arrange mode ever for a Cave game.

From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/OhaiyoUnagi, Jul 26 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1v6uki2/what_tv_show_has_the_longest_streak_of_back_to/oztd70c/ Comment on: What tv show has the longest streak of back to back 10/10 episodes? Early Simpsons basically has no misses, but season 4 in particular is perfection. It’s got everything: Mr. Plow, Barry White, monorails, Lisa’s first word, even braces. I’d cho-cho-choose it for my pick as the best season of comedy ever made.

From Reddit saved comment — r/AnalogueInc, u/TonyTheSwisher, Jul 22 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalogueInc/comments/1v3ujhl/the_new_update_is_he_genuinely_game_changing/oz6cmbe/ Comment on: The new update is he genuinely game changing! How are you converting the signal?

From Reddit saved comment — r/homeassistant, u/bradcrc, Jul 11 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1utk4xt/unexpected_assistant_easter_egg_fun_and_a_little/owwm32p/ Comment on: Unexpected assistant easter egg, fun and a little creepy. replied to another post also, but https://youtu.be/kj832u6UEC0

From Reddit saved comment — r/ClaudeAI, u/ClaudeAI-mod-bot, Jul 11 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1ut5wvq/close_enough/owvmq71/ Comment on: Close Enough **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 40 comments.** Okay, the overwhelming consensus here is that **you're trying to use a hammer to paint the Mona Lisa.** Claude is a Large *Language* Model, not a 3D modeler, and the results speak for themselves. Most of the thread is pointing you towards actual 3D modeling tools like Tencent's 3D modeler (which is free, despite the name) or Meshy, which are built for this and will give you way better results. That said, one user went absolutely wild with a multi-page prompt and managed to get a surprisingly decent animated Three.js scene, complete with a napping gnome and background music. So, while it's *technically* possible if you write a novel-length prompt, the community's verdict is to just use the right tool for the job.

From Reddit saved comment — r/ClaudeAI, u/dpacker780, Jul 05 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1uofpmj/ongoing_fablehigh_included_in_plan_would_be_enough/ovrw15s/ Comment on: Ongoing Fable-High included in plan would be enough This has been my take as well. I find the best usage I get out of Fable is (A) Ask Opus to write up a spec (B) Ask Fable to do an adversarial review of the spec and related code (C) Fable will not only poke holes in it and find issues, but it does a nice job at pointing out other issues along the way. (D) Have Fable rewrite the spec with the changes and file issues of identified bugs/problems. (E) Go back to Opus and have it implement.

From Reddit saved comment — r/ClaudeAI, u/packet_weaver, Jul 02 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1ulcxxb/anyone_tried_the_whole_fable_5_as_orchestrator/ov3yipu/ Comment on: Anyone Tried The Whole Fable 5 as orchestrator and Sonnet 5 executor? I made a set of skills which use a repo file to determine which model to use for sub agents. A triage skill which reviews issues, plans everything out and does this in a fable/opus sub agent. Then the ship issue skill which does the work and sends it out to a sonnet sub agent and which launches a fable/opus sub agent after for a code review and they go back and forth until every agent is happy with the code.

From Reddit saved comment — r/ClaudeAI, u/CorpT, Jun 29 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1uj0dp6/should_i_return_to_minimal_claudemds_and_more/oujurfc/ Comment on: Should I return to minimal CLAUDE.MDs and more detailed instructions? [https://code.claude.com/docs/en/best-practices#write-an-effective-claude-md](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/best-practices#write-an-effective-claude-md) You should read the best practices and follow those.

From Reddit saved comment — r/todayilearned, u/cheekynihlist, Jun 20 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1uavq7l/til_about_social_reorientation_a_period_in/osrv5bu/ Comment on: TIL about Social Reorientation, a period in teenage years in which the brain naturally reduces dopamine during parental interaction and increases dopamine during peer interaction I wonder what this does to people who are brutally bullied and ostracized by their peers.

From Reddit saved comment — r/ClaudeAI, u/ClaudeAI-mod-bot, Jun 10 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1u1zv25/the_claude_code_active_attack_didnt_stop_294842/oqtzjq3/ Comment on: The Claude Code active attack didn't stop. 294,842 secrets stolen from 6,943 machines. It evolved and now spreads through Python too and uses Claude Code itself to steal your secrets. The risk to your credentials just got bigger. **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 80 comments.** Look, the thread is a warzone between people screaming "AI slop!" and those trying to sound the alarm. The consensus is that while OP's post is a "wall of text" that half of you refused to read, **the security threat is very real and you should take it seriously.** A nasty credential-stealing worm called "Hades" is spreading through npm and PyPI packages. It's clever: it bypasses AI security scanners and, more importantly for this sub, it poisons the config files of AI assistants like Claude to steal your secrets and gain persistence. For the love of all that is holy, **DO NOT rotate your keys before cleaning your machine.** The malware has a file-wiping trigger if it detects you've revoked its stolen token. Here’s the actionable intel dug up in the comments: * **Check if you're infected:** Look for unrecognized `-setup.pth` files in your Python `site-packages`, a `.bun_ran` file in your temp folder, or weird instructions in your AI configs (`~/.claude/settings.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`, etc.). A list of known malicious packages is also in the thread. * **If you're hit, follow this EXACT order:** 1. **Isolate:** Disconnect the machine from the network. 2. **Kill Persistence:** Delete the `.pth` file and remove the malicious instructions from your AI configs. 3. **Remove Package:** `npm uninstall` or `pip uninstall` the bad package. 4. **Rotate Keys:** *NOW* you can rotate every single key, token, and credential the machine had access to. Yes, the irony of everyone asking Claude to summarize a post about a security threat that attacks Claude is palpable. Stay safe out there.

From Reddit saved comment — r/ClaudeAI, u/treba_dzemper, Jun 04 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1twe3fk/didnt_know_it_was_possible_to_hit_11b_tokens_in_a/opod92q/ Comment on: Didn't know it was possible to hit 1.1B tokens in a month We have a bespoke software that mostly uses treesitter, a bit of agentic automation (via API access we have), SQLite and bunch of markdown files we made using agents, to store a more structured context and import/call relationships in codebase, and a MCP agent that uses various searches (keyword based mostly, but also the "smartness" of the calling agent to make the right tool calls) over those indexed data (in DB and MD files) to retrieve it to context for the harnesses, and a set of [AGENTS.md](http://AGENTS.md) symlinked to [CLAUDE.md](http://CLAUDE.md) and small interspred "tool-ettes" in markdown files that are either composed as skills for Claude or for Codex so both work on similar "power". It scavenges central git repos on autopilot (it's getting "calls in" from our CI) but as I seed it's also fed with markdown files you can write manually (some of the earlier docs were already MD and were fed in) and/or produce using LLMs. Previously a lot of that existed in the sense that we'd type our prompt into a webapp that was part of it, and the program would use keywords to attach relevant context (along with common stuff that always got attached for that codebase) to give off to agents as a big text block, but now the harnesses themselves have "batteries" for a lot of it and it works a bit smarter than that, it's agent-driven for the most part. There are now dozens of systems for this, many probably newer systems doing this job of ctx management even better, but we "own" this one in the sense that we made it so we undersand it well, it goes back when we were starting to dabble with agentic coding with Cline and Roo. But it's a bit crippling in all honesty since I can't really leverage it for my personal stuff, and I can't be arsed to replicate it tom something that would work for me for Claude and Opencode. But I also don't find the time to research off the shelf solutions either 😅

From Reddit saved comment — r/shmups, u/steelwound, Jun 02 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/shmups/comments/1tuqyb0/is_there_a_way_to_filter_for_only_true_shoot_em/opbkkmx/ Comment on: Is there a way to filter for only true shoot 'em ups on Steam? there are a few steam curators. [shmupdb](https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40858110-Shoot-%2527em-up-Database) [stg shmups](https://store.steampowered.com/curator/39015759-STG-Shmups/) [2d stg jp](https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38279520-STG-shoot%2527em-up%2528shmup%2529_JP/) the last one has the most comprehensive coverage if you're interested in more obscure games, but it's all in japanese. the first two will cover the most well-known games. there's a bit of a lag time as new games come out since they have to be catalogued manually, but it's the only way to avoid sifting through trash. shmupdb's reviews aren't super useful, generally very basic

From Reddit saved comment — r/BambuLab, u/BiggerPhatterBoi, May 31 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1tsk5qg/orca_slicer_do_you_use_it_or_just_stick_with/oovw2r4/ Comment on: Orca Slicer - Do you use it, or just stick with Bambu Studio? That’s the one, great tool. For me the difference between the generic TPU profile and the calibrated one was pretty night and day difference.