• Jinarched@lemmy.ca
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    19 days ago

    I have been deseperately trying to find a techno song from this era made with sounds of Super Mario bros. It used lots of samples from the water stage song. The song’s melody didn’t sound like a Mario song at all. It was trippy and energetic and almost hypnotic. I loved it so much.

    I’m taking my chances and leaving this here. Maybe it rings a bell to someone in here.

  • Lazycog@sopuli.xyz
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    20 days ago

    Does Limewire still exist? I’m too afraid to check, probably get a virus from just googling it.

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      20 days ago

      You miss your life from when the app was popular. Like all nostalgia, we don’t miss the product or game or app itself, we miss who we were and how things seemed simpler.

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        20 days ago

        No… Things literally were simpler back then as information moved a lot slower and the internet was far less privatised, if at all.

        Your chat logs were saved to your own local drive, not a cloud, and you could delete them. Social media was just your web page you made for free on Geocities or Angelfire. Email spam was mostly chain mail. There were no bots whatsoever cluttering the internet. And so on.

        And, FWIW, there were no such things as apps. Just programs. Apps started with the smart phone.

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    20 days ago

    I would give anything to go back to listening to music on limewire. Download times be damned. It was a simpler time.

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      20 days ago

      You can by opting out of the current machinery of music.

      I buy CDs and digital music on Qobuz and Bandcamp, and immediately archive it. Instant high quality lossless FLAC. Upload it to my own server and I can stream it on the go if I want. But for now, I also duplicate the effort by syncing the local files to my smart phone. I have complete and total authority over my music purchases. The simple time is now.

      On another note, I’ve been thinking about resurrecting my iPod Classic or possibly my iPod nano. The rectangular yellow one. Loved that thing.