>>81649707
Who do I remind you of?
>SPD
Whatever the S stands for I might still have it
>>81650140
Stuff back then was so comfy, now everything is flat and boring...
I get nostalgic for the 2000s often, truly the best era of computers and the internet
>I grew up on Windows XP and 7
Same, I kinda skipped Vista because it was bloated af and made my gayms run slower, but the aesthetic they were going for looked really cool to me
>>81650402
>Not a good time to be going into education...
Can't imagine how stressful being a teacher is now with all the slop being produced. Well at least people have been making tools that can detect it
>I just need to write an essay summing all of those up
Maybe you could ask... never mind
>provided that energy gets put somewhere else
From a programmer's perspective it makes you feel more like an engineer and less like a code monkey since the focus can be shifted onto more important things like concepts and design. Sometimes it can also help with iteration and modularization, stuff that can take a lot of time and effort and maybe isn't needed for the thing to work so it's often overlooked
>>81650533
>i only started playing because spotify threw glass ocean my way
The game is pretty much 30% music if not more, it's simply too good
I tend to get hooked to games that have good music, even if I don't feel like playing them I just come back to listen to the soundtracks
>sounds too stressful
To me it doesn't!
Neon White in particular has incredibly cool strats you can learn. I really got a kick out of it and it's rare for that to happen
>but you got everything else didn't you?
Yeah but now I'm out of shape so unless I spend another hundred hours on it I won't geddit... I will forever regreddit
Maybe I'll get addicted again though, who knows. Listening to the OST right now is making me wanna reinstall it...