V.6
The nice thing about journalling on this site is how unlike a fair lot, you can go back and edit what you type and submissions appear in an instant.
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This site is a distraction if I pitch hopes on listeners, *DA has always been a distraction w/it's art sure, but it's suffered since the shift to the 'Eclipse' interface, even when it comes to searching and search results, I swear =_=
*Pinterest is starting to look good to me for art, at long last.
On psychforum 'you better know what you're doing' since there is no 'take backs' to edit and expecting it to appear can take a while. Expect even less attention over there if that's what you seek for whatever reason.
No rush to seek the memoir on video game experiences I'm pretty sure I remembering writing once
I like chronology comparisions like this 13 Historical Comparisons That Have Us Convinced Time Is An Illusion | Cracked.com and when you pinpoint historical events, their beginnings or endings even in nations which don't really come to your mind it neatly puts things into perspective.
Unsuccesfully tried to do an iPhone restored on my grandfather's disabled phone .. =_= .. looking forward to uninstalling iTunes and Apple software eventually.
I liked the point about how physics engines should be given more precedence over graphics* when it comes to 'pursuing realism'.
*This came out around the turn of the year and brings up an argument for how graphics meet be in for plateuing soon
Reading* in an age of video essays
* The presence of, the percentile proportion spent on..
When they are smoking a/o wearing collared coats, Humphery Bogart and Albert Camus seem vaguely similar in looking at old photos.
*cue the 'Stranger things' intro, darkly chuckles*
it got it's own article already..
My appreciation for taking away the intimidating mystique of professional athletics via actually showing what said athletes do for their day jobs even if they're prospective event was canceled
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-292yfpAFGZ17XG_oXqlAeDHUIQaFmng
-Gj: Me being upset over not 'fixing' my grandpa's disabled iPhone 5 SE for the past two-ish days
An example of blue collar crime is almost being mugged.
