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Aaron wrote: Sat May 02, 2020 3:28 pm < recently came across a guy thanks to a YouTube comment who's known as YouTube as "Pogo".

< remembers watching the Alice one when < was 10! < had no idea he was still making videos.

<'s been getting into writing <'s music down on paper, it's pretty fun when you get the notation down. < just wrote this one down earlier: If you want to sing it yourself (you'll need a few voices out of sync) the lyrics are "canon in D ain't got shit on me"

Ambidextroid wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 2:02 am

Aaron wrote: Sat May 02, 2020 3:28 pm < recently came across a guy thanks to a YouTube comment who's known as YouTube as "Pogo".

< remembers watching the Alice one when < was 10! < had no idea he was still making videos.

Yeah, he still does make songs, < says. Also, Alice is a classic, yeah.

Also, congrats on that! Keep up the good work!

While < isn't planning to (because it would be too much to handle) pursue music as seriously as how <'s been doing with photography so far, < does enjoy it as a hobby. < is lately making music with a mobile app where you have different sound packs with different beats in them. < has to say, <'s enjoying it a bunch.

Aaron wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 9:42 am < is lately making music with a mobile app where you have different sound packs with different beats in them. < has to say, <'s enjoying it a bunch.

< thinks you should definitely keep at it! What kind of music has ^ been making?

< pulled an all nighter last night, hopefully <'s newly restocked box of Nespresso pods will keep < awake for the rest of the day.
Also, < is surprised we've never had a forum emote of someone sipping a tea/coffee... Seems like a glaring oversight to me

Ambidextroid wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 10:16 am < thinks you should definitely keep at it! What kind of music has ^ been making?

Thanks for asking.
It depends on what < is in the mood for. < loves almost every sound pack though (<'s favorites being the Hip-Hop sound packs and Trap ones, if < really had to choose just one kind though < thinks it would be Trap).

Ambidextroid wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 10:16 am < pulled an all nighter last night, hopefully <'s newly restocked box of Nespresso pods will keep < awake for the rest of the day.
Also, < is surprised we've never had a forum emote of someone sipping a tea/coffee... Seems like a glaring oversight to me

< is open to suggestions! In the meantime, we can always use the emoji like you did.

< occasionally writes music, but only to transpose or condense something that got handed to < on like 6 pages, or in G# minor or something like that, so < stands some chance of actually playing it.
It wasn't always just that though… < remembers when < was eight, < tried to write down the tune the Teensie doctors play on Globox's body before André leaves him.

< got <'s delivery of computer parts today, even though the DHL tracking number still says "In transit" and was updated on April 28.
< opened <'s PC to install the new GPU and was greeted by this: < is now listening to Tily's theme yet again, but on a nice new pair of headphones that cover <'s ears so well that < can hear the sea when there's nothing playing (you know, like those shells that you put against your ear).

Oooff, big yikes on ^'s case there, < has noticed some cobwebs in <'s, but never any of the critters, < suspected it was more due to the negative pressure cooling sucking in debris than any right legged nope.

< didn't actually find any spiders in there, but assumes those webs must have been spun in situ.

Ambidextroid wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 2:02 am <'s been getting into writing <'s music down on paper, it's pretty fun when you get the notation down. < just wrote this one down earlier:

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< cannot make any sense of this.

PluMGMK wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 10:01 pm Could someone please explain how spiders got into my case, or why they felt comfortable building webs in a like 50 °C environment??

< doesn't find it so unusual for a computer to have bugs.

< presumes ^ is aware of the origin of the term.

< never had webs in <'s case like this, it's strange that spiders would want to live in what's basically an oven to them.

As for computers, < really messed up Gentoo to the stage where < had to extract the stage 3 tarball again then chroot into the installation and fix everything.

PluMGMK wrote: Thu May 07, 2020 8:22 pm < presumes ^ is aware of the origin of the term.

< was already taught by Rayman games that moths are evil.

< can't believe Elon Musk came to the JRE podcast for the second time.

< decided to take an alternative approach to Revolution and go for the generator on the Echoing Caves first, it's funny how that kinda breaks the narrative since Murfy still refers to it as the second generator.

More interesting is that the cutscene that plays when you enter the Precipice normally played here instead, also < ended up entering the level via Spiral Door rather than emerging through an entrance as <'d expect.

< wonders if it is possible to skip that part entirely in Revolution.

< will be travelling to <'s aunt's house tomorrow to hang out with <'s cousin. < can't wait for it, since <'s been cooped up for a long time now.

< wonders if ^ will be staying two metres away from ^'s aunt and cousin.

Master's comments remind < of things you can do in BG&E, like fire up the spacecraft before going to the slaughterhouse, that kinda hurt the flow of the story (you'll know what I mean if you've played…).

< will just have to try

^'s comment has just made < realise that < has only played BG&E normally story-wise and < should try exploring when < gets back to playing it.

< has 100%ed BG&E so many times that < feels kinda burned out from it. < hasn't played it since the end of 2018 and doesn't know when < will feel like doing so again.

< supposes that that's the best thing for < about never having 100%ed Half-Life 2.