bev! @TonicBH@computerfairi.es

Going through my music collection chronologically.

It started with nothing but Elvis and Miles Davis since that's all of my '50s stuff.

Now I'm in the psychedelic rock phase and stuff like Sgt. Pepper.

It's interesting because it gives me a decent snapshot of how music evolved even within a decade, from teenybopper pop to the later hard rock/heavy metal that would start to bloom in the early '70s.

Davis' Law is basically "If you mention a brand on Twitter without directly @ing at them, expect a response even if you didn't want it."

A reference to this old Giant Bombcast clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqla_qUGiT0

Love two mention a weird occurrence of seeing a restaurant delivery at a doctor's office only to get a response from the brand's Twitter account because I mentioned the name.

Davis' Law is always in effect, and it's why social media will always be stupid.

Obligatory "don't read the replies" to people rightfully calling it out.

Like I saw a distorted gif of Peter Griffin going "who the hell cares" in the replies. It's like they don't have an argument.

The Cyberpunk 2077 Twitter account did a "Did you assume my gender" joke and I'm like...

ughhhhhhhhhhhh

Falling down a rabbit hole of watching random Starcade episodes.

Probably the best show G4 ever aired, tbh

Also I wish John sczeczczelpaniak had an easier-to-spell last name (or a pen name), because I keep thinking there's a t somewhere in his last name when there isn't.

I was reading a fair share last month but now after trying to stomach John Szczepaniak's interviews with Japanese developers and an extremely wordy version of Metro 2033, I stopped.

Time to find a new book, and I don't think it's gonna be on Kindle...

Here's some good advice: Don't eat chips and hot salsa at 2:50AM.

They say as they down a couple antacids to ease their stomach at this late hour...

struggling to sleep at 2AM

I realized a few hours ago I wrote a short story about the IGN plagiarism fiasco and I'm wondering if I should even share it publicly

Yes, I'm aware MySpace was A Thing once.

Had an account there. The only notable thing I could remember was having a film/game composer in my top 8 spaces.

Surges of new mastodon users and such reminds me of the early days of Twitter and Facebook when we were just getting used to social media being a regular thing in our lives.

Like I have 3-4 writing ideas: One short story, 3 editorial pieces for my blog since it's the middle of August and I haven't posted anything since mid-July.

Just gotta sit down and... write them. When I'm not super-busy, anyway.

Today I'm feeling a little better, but not fully motivated to do things like write.

The only reason I could figure out the move is he thought that he has to be on the instance where his friends are and couldn't speak to other instances, despite me saying the contrary.

Either way, that was a frustrating night.