This streamer created a retro Jetsons-style vtuber model and... overlay for their Christmas stream. It cuts to a studio in front of a "live audience" where chat can trigger cheers and boos. They added more Christmas themed interactions like opening presents with chat TTS.show more

Created a stream overlay for Helldivers 2 that makes... it look like I'm streaming from inside the suit helmet. Chat plays the role of HQ through TTS chat messages. HQ comms also has their own scene, and has UI inside the helmet.show more

This stream overlay could be framed like a piece... of art. This streamer set up a surrealist paper theater style overlay. The movement of the curtains and background props to give the stream a dreamy feel. The aesthetics all fit together with their amazing self-drawn model.show more

This vtuber has an amazing Sailor Moon inspired style.... Their model can transform into a magical girl with a retro-inspired animation. Each of their expressions are hand drawn and frame animated. Their stream really looks like a 90s anime.show more

I'm recreating Papers Please as a stream overlay, where... chat must show passports to enter the stream. They can state their reason for entry with text-to-speech. I can grant them entry to the stream, or deny and ban them.show more

Added a fixed-position editor to Pi that stays put... while the chat can stream and scroll above it. Also added configurable shortcuts for jumping between user/LLM messages, to the bottom of chat, and to the start/end of a multiline editor. pi install npm:pi-powerline-footershow more

Mary Tyler Moore made this trick shot by pure... luck and it was done in front of a live studio audienceshow more

This cartoon-style vtuber has the most incredible details I've... seen. The line art on their model is constantly moving for a "live sketch" effect. The circuits on their legs also light up with voice. Their entire overlay and theme is so colorful, and fits perfectly together.show more

This is what humanity looks like. Christmas at St.... Mary's Cathedral in Sydney kicks off with a tribute for the lives taken at Bondi Beach. And they added, "May their memory be a blessing." True respect.show more

I made a stream overlay that looks like a... flipbook, so it looks like chat is animating me in real-time. Similar to a sketched drawing come to life on top of an animation table. They can flip the pages on the screen to look at the in-between frames.show more

I went farther back in time, and made a... stream overlay that put us in caveman times. The gameplay and vtuber model show up as shadows on the cave wall, just like how they used to game.show more

America only turns 250 once. 🇺🇸 Celebrate this historic... Christmas with a patriotic bear ornament created to commemorate 250 years of American freedom. Featuring an Uncle Sam hat and 1776–2026 details, it’s a Christmas keepsake your family can enjoy for generations.show more

This streamer has one of the most astonishing 3D... vtuber models. It's done completely in 3D, but looks like a realistic moving puppet from a kids show. It has such expressive animations and a unique movement style. They even modeled a controller for gaming streams.show more

A tradition that started years ago continues, as the... Prime Minister took time to sit with me for our annual Christmas chat. As usual, this is a chat between friends and isn’t political. Watch the full interview here ➡️show more

🇪🇺 CHRISTMAS IN THE WEST: BAG CHECKS AND BARRICADES... - CHRISTMAS IN THE EAST: TRADITION AND PEACE In Western Europe, Christmas markets were once the symbol of peace, tradition, and the quiet glow of Christian culture. Today, they open under concrete blocks, steel barriers, police rifles, bag searches, and a constant, uneasy tension. And everyone knows why. Years of uncontrolled mass immigration, porous borders, and political cowardice have created a security environment where a simple evening at a Christmas market requires fortifications worthy of a military base. Berlin still carries the memory of the 2016 truck attack, when a man rammed through the crowds, turning a place of joy into a scene of grief. The response ever since has been the same: more fences, more checkpoints, more fear. This is the new “normal” in Western Europe, not because societies suddenly became fragile, but because leaders refused to protect them. Meanwhile, in Central and Eastern Europe, the picture could not be more different. Walk through Christmas markets in Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, or the Czech Republic, and you’ll find no fortresses, no barricades, no suffocating security protocols. You find families. Choirs. Nativity scenes that haven’t been censored. You smell mulled wine, not anxiety. Why? Because these nations made a choice. They rejected mass, uncontrolled immigration. They defended their borders. They protected their Christian heritage instead of apologizing for it. And, inconvenient as it may be for Western elites, the result is simple: safety. While Western governments debate “living with the risk,” Eastern Europeans live with actual peace. They go to Christmas markets the way people used to, unafraid. It turns out that preserving traditions, identity, and borders isn’t “backward.” It’s the reason children in Budapest, Warsaw, Bratislava, or Prague can enjoy Advent without walking through a maze of police vans and concrete cubes. Western Europe sacrificed security for ideology. Eastern Europe sacrificed ideology for security. Only one of those choices kept Christmas intact.show more