Episodes that DMCA takedowns didn't kill are on archive.org still. I've seen copies I didn't upload on YT, for all i know some of the mixes are still being seeded on the torrent sites (I hope so, I don't even know where people go for that these days). www.tumblr.com/electrotodnb...

...and then the drop comes in at the 1:07 mark and magically we're in a fast jungle vibe. Colors mixes used to live and breathe on songs like this, cross-genre oddities that could serve as a bridge from one style to the next and I was always so starved for anything metal or rock adjacent.

was still a thing because it has a vibe or even just a moment in it that I wish I could share. Modestep - Inside a Crowd is one. Guitar and vocals at start, dnb midway, vaguely metallish at the end. That turn to the dnb section (1:07) is what I wish I could share. www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNep...

I didn't have the patience or talent to get good at it (my live mixed episodes never quite got out of "boots in a dryer" land) and eventually, being a fake internet DJ completely broke my ability to enjoy listening to music. But occasionally, I'll hear a song that really makes me wish that Colours

guessing at a compound words was probably my favorite part of german class, there was like a 60% chance you'd get it right

well at least it's a less lonely feeling knowing i'm not the only one who encounters this problem lol

it looks cool - I've been using my own system based on similar concepts, but rather just use this if I could. Good to know in general that I need to check for Ona compatibility in the future. I'm more familiar with gitpod classic still wrapping my head around the new one.

Trying to figure out the answer to a question and stumbled on this post. You are EXACTLY the guy that knows the answer. Is Ona its own agent client or based on one? I'm looking at GitHub Spec Kit, is Ona supported? github.com/github/spec-...

Eventually my ND brain will go hyperfocus on something else and I'll lose this, I want to take advantage while these game ideas are fresh in my head. I wonder if Machinations framework is what I need? Hopefully writing this helps me remember to try it this weekend lol.

I could tell you *exactly* what the vibe of it is, where the combos are, if it's built to win or built for fun (usually it was the latter). I can almost feel and visualize the game-space in my head just thinking about some of them. I want to turn that into numbers or tables or graphs or animations.

Saw my magic decks in the back of the closet and wonder if I could map out a deck. The combos, game flow, resource distribution, etc. I wonder if I'd get some sort of better intuition or insight about mechanics. I haven't played in years but I bet if I took 2 mins to look.

That should be ecommerce, autocorrect let me down