Haha! Stupid tardigrade is bowing the strings under the bridge. What a loser.

(It’s a metaphor for being afraid of AIDS)

Is that really what Akira was about? Or is that just some overzealous weeaboo grad student’s opinion?

Shinji’s fifteen or something, no?

Cowboy Bebop came out in 1998.

girl: and I left you some eggs to jack off on

Treasurer of Australia sounds like a good job. Can I have that one?

The Talos Principle 2. It’s a cerebral, first person puzzle game by the makers of Serious Sam. The first one was amazing! One of my favorite games. The reviews make it sound like this one is at least just as good. It’s not even that old and already 40% off.

Probably a synthesizer. MEGAfm would be the coolest, but I imagine my desktop Hydrasynth would be more impressive.

And didn’t they find a bunch of Chinese factories pumping them out again not long ago?

Haha! So true. The first video I ever downloaded was a fansubbed Cowboy Bebop episode sometime around 2000.

I’ve been a hobbyist musician for the past twenty-something years. I got up the courage to release everything on Distrokid a couple years back. I’ve gotten 11 million listens! Which gets me about $40, but who gives a shit? People actually listen to my music. And not just the poppier stuff, some of my more popular tracks are the outre noise experiments. I thought I didn’t care about that until it happened.

In the 90s, anything bad was “retarded” or “gay”. Those don’t really fly anymore.

Csound coding. Most musicians are thoroughly ensconced in their relatively-easy-to-use hardware and software. Me? I want to have sample level control over everything by writing reams of code and come up with algorithms that generate interesting textures, melodies, harmonies, and rhythms.