mrnarwall

joined 2 years ago
[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago

I've been to both the Hofbrauhausen in Pittsburgh in the summer and Munich in the winter. The different seasons may have played largely into it, but they were very different vibes

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago

Cockeyed.com

A blog of one dude in California and he's been posting to his website since the 90s. He makes lots of art projects and plays elaborate yet harmless pranks on his friends. Once he was tasked with covering Dave Grohl in tin foil on MTV for some reason

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Oh well hopefully that's not me now or ever. I'm here for Simpsons jokes and internet nonsense

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago (3 children)

To be honest I'm considering switching to another location. I'm looking around

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 6 points 1 month ago (5 children)

I'M WEARING A JACUZZI SUIT, I CAN'T HEAR YOU HONEY

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Thank you for the recommendation. I'm trying to find what is worth watching on YouTube and this looks entertaining

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 8 points 1 month ago (2 children)

As a software developer, it is a known best practice when you are using external software to use a specific version. Never use "latest" except in testing and development. Once it's ready you pin it to a version ( which can be the latest version, just make sure to actually specify that version id). Then again I've never set up an *arr stack before

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 0 points 1 month ago

There are some behind the scenes clips of her collaborating on the bridge with other officers, nothing big. I do recall that some of the shots of the captains hands pointing to maps and such are bojolds' hands, and they just kept it for the episode

 

The game comes out today. Has anyone had a chance to check it out yet? I played the demo and wrote my review below.

I played the demo on steam deck and I mostly enjoyed it. It more or less plays out a tutorial mission while the events of the pilot play out.

Game play (in the demo) had 4 distinct parts: space combat, away missions, navigating and flying around space, and ship "stuff".

I disliked the space combat the most. It was an odd mix of turnbased and real-time actions. I never knew where the enemy ship was, and I had trouble balancing the repairs i needed to survive.

Away missions are essentially choose your own adventure text games with some cool art depicting the scenes based on who you select for your mission and what they do.

Navigating and flying around space was fun, but I can see it getting very boring very quickly. Fly from wherever you are to the next system. fly around the planets picking up resources, investigating signals, talking to civilizations. I think if they find a creative way to mix this part up, it can be tons of fun.

Ship "stuff" is very derivative of games like fallout shelter. You have a sideview of the entire ship. you can repurpose rooms for different things, assign personnel to various places like medical or engineering. You can even install new weaponry or equipment to use in space combat or for flying around.

I'll be picking up this game eventually, I am curious what anyone else thinks about it, too.

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago

Back up whatever data you want physically on your computer before doing anything. While still using your Mac os, take an external drive you are okay to wipe clean, then reformat it to an .ExFat file type (so both computers can read the drive easily)

I haven't experimented too much with different distros, but I would say Ubuntu has a Macintosh feel to it to me. Linux mint is what I use for my gaming PC, and it works fine, but between Ubuntu's and Mint's terminals, I like Ubuntu's way more. It's a bit pedantic, but I just prefer it that way

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago

Yes. I had a hybrid position pre COVID that was 2/3 days a week home at alternating weeks, due to a lack of available desks in our office building. That was always nice when I worked from home. I enjoyed doing laundry during the day and being able to stop work and immediately get to switch off, as opposed to the days in office where I'd deal with driving home and traffic.

I switched to a fully in office job when Covid hit, and our office when fully remote. Other than training and onboarding, I haven't been required in office since. I love remote work. I won't go back unless I have absolutely no other choice

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 0 points 2 months ago (1 children)

There are a few examples of non humanoid species in Star Trek. There is the gas being and the tholians in TOS. And the Sheliak from TNG. Those come to mind, but I'm sure there are others

[–] mrnarwall@lemmy.world 0 points 2 months ago

I played the demo shortly after it released. It was mostly a rehash of the pilot episode with some tutorials for the various game aspects. I enjoyed everything except the starship combat. Without knowing anything about what has changed over the last few months, I hope that has been improved, and I'll likely purchase the game when I can

 

I have recently been going on a city pop genre binge, and previously found this song. I also saw it on an instagram reel, that I no longer have. I was impressed by the trumpet playing, and wanted to listen to the whole song, and possibly more from that artist/group.

I've tried looking through japanese city-pop playlists on spotify and youtube, but it doesn't seem to be a big one, like Stay with Me or something. I also tried looking into japanese jazz (and found some great music), but no luck identifying this song.

I dont know what the lyrics were, but the bits I remember are a short trumpet introduction, with a chromatic pick up into when the phrase starts. The female voice is harmonized and sings a phrase, which is then responded by a group of trumpets belting very high notes in a loud and powerful chord. This sort of voice/trumpet switch off happens for the verse I can remember, but thats about it.

Does this sound at all familiar to anyone?

 

Hello everyone,

I am learning piano for the first time. I have been a musician for 25 years or so, entirely on brass instruments. I can read music (mostly bass clef) and I recently bought myself a casio piano keyboard with the intention of learning how to play more "complete" music than I could on my euphonium.

I can fiddle around on my horn and recreate any melody I hear, but it would never be complete chords or a melody with a harmony all at once. The piano seems like what I want in order to achieve that goal. Right now I am trying to nail down the muscle memory required to play both hands at once, and also fiddling around with the muppet show theme song. I'll likely be back to post what tutorials work for me and maybe even some of my progress!

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