misfiled as "Keet, Electric" @ElectricKeet@awoo.space

@hystericempress I love stats like that, but the polygon-on-spokes is the worst way to represent that information! It's even worse, somehow, than the line graphs on the back of old Transformers boxes – you know, the ones meant to be read with the red lens?

It's what bar charts were invented for. Bar charts are nice. 📊​

Not unusual: Having David Bowie's "I'm Afraid of Americans" stuck in my head.

Somewhat unusual: Having that spontaneously mash up with the start of Bobby Prince's "Barrels o' Fun" from Doom II.

🧠​+​🎶​=​❓​

ADHD means I end up wanting to do insignificant tasks before important ones.

Adderall helps me focus on those insignificant tasks.

@porsupah @Leucrotta That's a really good cover!

However, it's really, _really_ weird that nowhere in that video's info is it mentioned who did the original track they're covering.

1) Decide whose posts you want to see.
2) Follow most of them, and a few other interesting-looking folks.
3) Fret about who you might have missed.
4) Read posts that vaguely align with your hobby interests; respond with paragraphs of minute trivia.
5) Read close friends' posts that resonate deeply in philosophical and personal ways and absolutely beg for insight or comfort; respond by clicking the little star.
6) Via mobile device, read posts that seem very interesting but require audio or long-form reading, then punt them to a "read later" list for when you're at a less mobile device.
7) Never go through those "read later" posts. There are more posts to read.
8) Continue to fret.
9) Get a bit of courage to type a little about your current interests, mood, thoughts, or environment.
10) Get discouraged halfway through when it doesn't come out right and you're not sure what CW to put on it anyway.
10b) ...unless the Adderall's kicked in!
11) Keep on fretting.
12) Refresh feed.
13) GOTO 3

@noiob I played a lot of Splatoon 1, and these pics are dredging up nostalgia for my Luna Blaster. Or, as I like to call it, the "Death Yam".

@noiob Another friend of mine sent a link to a couple of these "restored" tracks, and while it's kind of fascinating, I felt as described in that article.

Another novelty that could be mistaken for "restoration" is the NCSF format for DS music. Some music benefits greatly from having top-notch sample interpolation... and some falls flat because the samples that were relying on a lack of interpolation to keep them sharp (chip-style sounds especially) become a muddy mess. Fascinating, but definitely not how it was "meant to be heard".

I just discovered that someone I went to grade school with – and had kind of a crush on, because she was definitely smarter than me – has gone on to become an astronaut. Seriously.

Hunh.