More on the Computerphile side, especially the timezone one.

https://youtu.be/-5wpm-gesOY

In case you have missed, there’s a second channel where he tried stuff, like stage fighting, with guests.

https://www.youtube.com/c/tomscottplus

Tom Scott has also done a lot of hilarious stuff with his mates.

https://www.youtube.com/@mattandtom

https://www.youtube.com/@techdif

Also Matt Gray (that face from that image from that video) has started doing a new series of trying cool stuff, like road painting.

https://www.youtube.com/@MattGrayYES

Also previously he bought a soft-serve ice cream machine for a while and tried what ingredients would work in it.

https://www.youtube.com/@WillItSoftServe

*GNU+cancer

It’s from Equipment Sledgehammer

https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/kalakalle-fish-cock-182-g-canned/27360

The finest of Finnish cuisine.

That is also a thing and explains the most vivid ones you only remember when something startles you back to fully awake.

But mostly I meant for me it greatly varies by the situation and what I am trying to imagine.

An apple right now? Five

Millennium Falcon when I’m about to sleep? 1-3

Can I control my imagination enough to go through all the motions of a bolt action rifle reload cycle? No

Those are some really nice shoes

Every time I see an orb, I think of this speedrun of Semblance by halfcoordinated

https://youtu.be/mwJ2DYIu50g

Yes, I would have preferred plain cuneiform, but could not find a transcription.

Maybe Her Story? Some would not even call it a game, but I enjoyed unraveling the mystery. It involves inputting text, but it’s just keywords for a search so it shouldn’t be too cumbersomer even with on screen keyboard.

I was also going to comment that looks really familiar, but it seems the filling is dates and not cinnamon.

Philomena Cunk was written by Charlie Brooker, who also has written Black Mirror, Dead Set, Death to 2020 and A Touch of Cloth.

This makes an exact copy with DRM and all.

DVD encryption has been completely broken and that’s why there is free software for playing DVDs.

BluRay encryption has not been and has effectively prevented me from bying any BluRays. Wasted money on a drive way back when bying my current desktop and I didn’t realize this. Tried some commercial software, but they neither didn’t seem to reliably play the movies from library I tested with or triggered some more advanced DRM on the disc.