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Today marks the return of one of our favorite programs of all time: "The Muppet Show"!

During our modernized commedia dell'arte parody "May the Farce Be With You?" at Marcon in 2015, hopeful Luccio was sent to a swamp planet to find a particular Jeddy Master to train him in the ways of the Farce....

Brrr... new introduction time cause my old one is already outdated lol.

I am Sinclair-Speccy, your local resident computer nerd that can’t actually do a lot of tech stuff like people think. My primary interests are , , and . You’ll usually find me boosting retro tech content and occasionally posting it myself, mostly retro tech ads.

My interest in emulation all started when I managed to run Yggdrasil Linux from the '90s (I know, so interesting /s). Despite having used XP as my first OS other older OSes (mostly Linux ones) interest me more if you look at the media I've posted on my account besides the tech ads.

I’ve moved around a bit online as I started on .art as my friend was there, then bitbang.social and now oldbytes.space.

One of my favourite niche fandoms is OS-tans which …

Though we may specialize in 16th Century Renaissance comedic theatre, sci-fi has been an important part of the troupe's growth and development with parodies from "Doctor Who" (including our mascot Dalek Skarino) to "Star Wars" (which almost has a commedia dell'arte plot) to "Star Trek" (celebrating it's 60th this year) and many more!

So we hope you have had a stellar National Science-Fiction Day to kick off 2026! Think of those "what ifs", think of the future, think of where we want to go! To boldly go to infinity and beyond by never giving up, never surrounding. Always and Allons Y!

I know I'm late to the party, but as my Disney+ subscription is nearly over, I finally watched The Orville. I. Fracking. Loved. It.

It started out funny, and ended sweet and deep and tackling real life issues in a way Seth McFarland does so well.

Highly encouraged to watch if you like SciFi/Star Trek/Star Wars, as Seth pays homage to all of them.

Only took me 3 years to finish! It is 8x8 inches, 18 count Aida. Over 20,000 stitches/pixels.

I picked up cross stitch when sick with . As I got healthy, and ran out of a couple thread colors, I set it down. Did not pick it up until I went on vacation a couple weeks ago, and needed a project. And I finished it!

The pattern designer is Awesome Pattern Studio on Etsy, and they are a Ukrainian pattern maker. Love the use of color and color blocking. Have done a couple of her pieces and they are always striking.

Not sure I will do another all over cross stitch due to the amount of time they take, but I love the results.

A closeup of the stitches. Each cross stitch, resembling a pixel, is slightly rounded, adding texture to the piece. All the top stitches are in the same direction. There is no visible white fabric between the stitches.
The back of the piece. Loose thread can be seen, tied off all over. A ghost of the image can be seen, slightly messy, in reverse, and paler than the front side. Project backs can help show a work is real and not AI.
An all-over cross stitch design, resembling a tapestry. The design is from Star Wars, and had 2 at-ats (tanks on long spindly legs with wide feet) walking on a beach. In the background is palm trees, the Death Star (that's no moon!) And a moon. The design is in a pixel art style, color blocked in shades of black, blue, gray orange and white.