Mostly YouTube Music - the recommendation features are much better than spotify's (and it has much better UX). Also regular YouTube suggestions, but I only get jazz and kexp recordings from there.
I used to have a shared playlist with a friend where we'd casually add any cool tracks we'd discover, which was a weird small motivator to discover new music on my own (so that I could show off). Sadly, that person is not a friend anymore, so the playlist is dead.
I thought of an username made up of shortening my first and last name when I was like twelve, and I just kept it. It's unique, unpronounceable, and long enough so I can claim it literally anywhere.
It's a rant, I'll add on with one of my own.
I absolutely, really, hate that this gets spun around as "keeping a cat inside is cruel" or "my kitty is innocent" or whatever.
"Don't let your cats outside because it's dangerous for them!!". No, it's really not. The cat IS the danger. The hedgehogs, the birds, the polecats, all other small to medium mammals are terrorized by your cat. The actual medium sized predators are forced out of their territories, because they actually have to live on the food they catch, and don't just hunt for fun.
I really don't care if it's cruel to the cat if it's kept from killing hundreds of animals over the course of its life. But it's always about the "cute little uwu kitties".
And the idea of a neighborhood cat is somehow normalized. It's normal to see a cat on the street for some reason. They're "cute", and every neighborhood has at least one. Awesome.
You might think I'm irrationally angry about this. But the fact is, that cats kill billions of birds [1] in the U.S yearly. Do you know how much a billion is? It's almost unimaginable.
But it's somehow normal. And I come across as a cat hater when I mention this to people who let their cats outside.
I wish I could like cats, and I did use to. But now, they're just a symbol of death for me.
[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms2380 (I'm aware that ~70% are caused by un-owned cats, but how many cat ladies supporting them are in your neighborhood?)
I wouldn't recommend e-boards to someone who didn't skate before though. It's really really easy to wipe out on one, and if you don't know how to bail, and how to foot brake (connectivity issues, they can be quite dangerous, as a small stone, or a crack in the asphalt, can easily throw you off balance if you're not anticipating it.
For a casual user, I'd definitely recommend an e-scooter though.
Cats are an environmental disaster and if you let your cat roam outside or feed wild cats, you're just a bad person and directly responsible for hundreds of bird deaths.
Oh wow, I thought they were enby for the longest time.
Snarky Puppy's Lingus (from We like it here) for the initial impression because I know it by ear at this poitnt, some Master Boot Record to check the bass response, and some breakcore (probably "The Maid We Messed")
Devil Daggers has amazing sound design, and it has hrtf, so I could aim at some enemies blindly.
It's a small game though, and not for everyone.
Furi's music is so great that I keep forgetting it's a game soundtrack
No questions, but this is insanely cool!
Just like the other commenter, the Outer Wilds main motif (travelers) makes me emotional because of how good the game was. Disco Elysium also has had an amazing soundtrack, with the main BGM faintly using sounds from the final song, which made it really cathartic for me.
Ultrakill deserves a lot of praise, especially for the P-2 music (https://youtu.be/MG5L-1pI8bI). It works perfectly for how intense the level is, and it's absolutely nuts that the game still manages to up the ante after you've perfected every single other level. I've listened to this type of music quite often before, but I've never felt it in my blood and muscles before playing that level.
When judged on the music alone though, Hotline Miami (1) and Furi have to take the cake. Both soundtracks are just iconic, and easily stand out on their own.