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it's a shock on first listen but after a while it gets really good. Screwtape has a great vibe; they know not what they do is the perfect balance between their old sound and the new one; near death is the most unique one; j-bomb is an absolute banger; fear god is a great finale. I'm definetly glad that they did something so much out of their (and mine) comfort zone, although it sounds kinda shit on cheap/overly bassy headphones

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    The Sky is Haunting is a short horror game that got a bit of traction after the italian streamer Yotobi tried it and found, among other things, the code "M17 M24 M2 M99 M0 M16 M78" whose meaning is still uncertain.

    The game itself doesn't seem to contain much more but the developer has a twitter account with some dubious posts and a public mail that someone messaged with the code and got replied:

    "There is an exit from the simulation, and you are on your path to it. Record M0002 and await instructions. {/..}"

    Honestly i have no idea how deep it actually gets as it just got discovered but i figured some of you could be interested in joining the search.

    The game itself is free and works flawlessly with proton.

    [–] 4 points 8 months ago

    I use kde's power modes on my msi and it works well enough even while gaming. There are more direct alternatives to dragon center but i didn't find them particularly useful

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 11 months ago

    i fucking LOVE music, love discovering weird genres, small artists, songs with a strong idea behind it even if they are badly produced. I always search new ways to enjoy the music that i already like for example rythm games; after playing osu i started tapping in sync and vibing with songs even if they're from a random speaker on the street. Lately i've been obsessed with sleep token, to the point that people on the train think i'm crazy because when that part from Gethsemane starts playing i MUST headbang it.

    And the reason why i made this post is because i often feel like i'm the only person that actually cares about the music they're listening to

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 11 months ago (1 child)

    Sorry for the late reply, it was a busy day. Anyway i heard some songs and i think i get the appeal of having songs that talk about specific topics that no regular musician would cover. The thing holding me back is that they don't reach the level of detail and consistency that human artist can achieve, especially regarding instrumentals. Not for me but definetly worth a try

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    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/54033542

    I’m assuming everyone here listens to music somewhat regularly, but I’m curious about how much you care about it. And i specifically want to know about your enjoyment regardless if it's considered a timeless masterpiece or just a meme song. (feel free to share you favorite artists while respecting other's tastes)

    Do you care about having decent enough devices to enjoy it or do you just buy the cheapest pair of earbuds to silence the world around you?

    Do you have favorite albums or do you just hit play on a random playlist and zone out?

    Do you ever listen to music just to enjoy it and nothing else?

    Do you talk with passion about your favorite songs/albums/artists?

    Do you spend time searching for music?

    TL;DR is music art or content to you?

     

    I’m assuming everyone here listens to music somewhat regularly, but I’m curious about how much you care about it. And i specifically want to know about your enjoyment regardless if it's considered a timeless masterpiece or just a meme song. (feel free to share you favorite artists while respecting other's tastes)

    Do you care about having decent enough devices to enjoy it or do you just buy the cheapest pair of earbuds to silence the world around you?

    Do you have favorite albums or do you just hit play on a random playlist and zone out?

    Do you ever listen to music just to enjoy it and nothing else?

    Do you talk with passion about your favorite songs/albums/artists?

    Do you spend time searching for music?

    TL;DR is music art or content to you?

     

    Let's say i have a reasonable hardware and want to create an n number of virtual machines inside eachother for no particular reason but to experiment, i have a few questions:

    What would be the best way to approach the problem?

    What are weird problems that i would encounter?

    After how many levels would my computer become unusable?

    Would the loss of performance from a level to another be linear or exponential?

    What's the deepest level of nesting reached?

     

    I played the original silent hill for the first time without knowing anything about the series and i think i am missing something.

    The gameplay was obviously clunky but still enjoyable using savestates. My problem comes from the fact that it wasn't really scary (probably because i don't get scared easily) and from the story. When i reached the ending i was very interested in knowing what was going to happen, only to be faced with a basic bossfight without much information about the story (bad ending).

    Then i checked the wiki and apparently there are multiple endings whose requirements are not explained in game (or at least it seems so).

    Is it worth replaying the game using a guide to see the other endings or should i just watch them on YouTube?

    And why is it considered a masterpiece?

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