Something worse [GAME]

[unname4798]

10 trillion dolla-- uh, I mean, air molecules, and five thousand parking spaces.

All air molecules from Earth and all parking spaces from Earth.

[d/dx]

That's actually better.

Catagolue soup with every known spaceship speed.

[b-engine]

An 100000-cell still life occurred on Catagolue because of a natural wickstretcher temporarily formed.

[d/dx]

A natural, but unstable Puffer 2 variant in APG made a soup with lifespan > 1000000.

[get_Snacked]

a soup that forms a one-glider seed of the turtle.

[b-engine]

A soup that forms an unactivated 1G seed of another 1G seed of an LWSS.

[CARuler]

you find a soup that triggers an escape key in agpsearch, causing it to delete everything

[LWSSONHWSSONLWSS]

You find a soup that activates a virus, causing it to delete all of your data and search programs.

[b-engine]

The SAT solver of LLS becomes an artifical intelligence, which then think of plans to infiltrate your computer and beyond.

[JoshM]

You don't know how to run searches to begin with.

[eRroR_6o6]

"known check jslife"

[tommyaweosme]

a beginner uses some life emulator that has a small bounding grid and finds a soup that leads to a glider construction of a sir robin, but the bounding grid is too small to contain it so the soup just gets discarded and no one finds out about the soup.

this is something that happens with me a lot, whenever i run a soup i feel like i have to run all of it to see what all it entails and even inverting it to see if there are any results worth posting because if there was and i just skipped over it by not running the soup and its invert to its completion i would also feel like suuper bad.

[eRroR_6o6]

a beginner uses some life emulator that has a small bounding grid and finds a soup that leads to a glider construction of a sir robin, but the bounding grid is too small to contain it so the soup just gets discarded and no one finds out about the soup.

this is something that happens with me a lot, whenever i run a soup i feel like i have to run all of it to see what all it entails and even inverting it to see if there are any results worth posting because if there was and i just skipped over it by not running the soup and its invert to its completion i would also feel like suuper bad.

well dang now i have to invert all the soups that i run too

Anyway:

You've found W54 to be Turing-complete, but your computer runs out of battery before you can post the results.

Or, if that is too much:

You've compiled all of your patterns in a specific rule in a layer, but when trying to edit one tiny thing, a bug happens, clearing your layer.

(This has happened a LOT of times to me.)