The rest of the field caught up with the rocks. The kraken stopped faking its perspective and now genuinely swims under them; a mine opens a hole in the floor rather than a pattern on it; portals go down as well as round, the smuggler has a hull you could name, and the salvage is the one thing out here still refusing to light up - which is how you can tell nobody is flying it.
landed as “And so does everything else out here”
the numbers
8sectors touched
648lines aboard
57jettisoned
14:30on the clock
0days after v34
3rdversion by Malte Buttjer
the commit, drawn
8 sectors on the scan, each drawn as the thing it is; the heavy one is src/entities/wreck.js.
meanwhile
While v35 was on the cabinet, David Friedrich changed the rules.
landed as “Four ways round the rules, and the doors on all of them” — 10 August 2026
The rules themselves were altered: The tally is checked on disk and not only when it rides in a commit, because the game reads that copy and a punishment the punished can switch off between commits is not one. A ranked flight is kept as its decoded bytes in docs/tapes/<crc>.json, so the board can be recomputed like every other number in this project - the tape itself still never enters the repository. A power keyed to one pilot's name gets a word from the referee, which GR11's mirror never had. And a tape with no seat on it stops being given the benefit of the doubt once that pilot has a flight on file from a locked one.
While v35 was on the cabinet, David Friedrich put a flight on the board.
landed as “The best aim yet, and no trap laid a finger on it” — 10 August 2026
Malte Buttjer