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Then you're a fucking baller.

If you enjoy drinking milk, that doesn't make you a sociopath. That just means you don't drink booze.

My mom gave me her old wok that she never uses, so I decided to do a few stir-frys:

My favorite movie soundtrack will forever be The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: [video=youtube_share;AkQowzXG5W4]

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Didn't have a favorite song from this year until Run The Jewels dropped their 4th LP yesterday. The album, especially this song, encapsulates 2020 so well: [video=youtube_share;GG8LcqR1kqw]

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It took me years to finally digest this album, but now it's finally firing on all cylinders to my ears, and I can honestly say it's the best album of the 2010s decade and one of the best of all time for me: [video=youtube_share;wX8vpzU_i_c] Initially, I couldn't get past the first song on this album because, at least up until recently, I was never really into folk. My past interpretation of folk was that, while I knew the lyrics were often emotional, it lacked atmosphere in the sound to showcase that emotion. That all changed when I started digging Bon Iver's brilliant debut: [video=youtube_share;X1z1g4JzHFQ] The first song off of For Emma, Forever Ago, 'Flume', was a complete slap in the face for me. The song starts off as stereotypical folk for me, but then it slowly builds, and ascends, and gets deeper. That ascension grips you to embark on a musical journey that lasts throughout the entire album, and the payoff was a lot more than I would have ever imagined. Revisiting Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell, I decided to take the plunge once again after digging For Emma, Forever Ago, and that's when it all finally clicked. Just like with For Emma, the album started off with stereotypical folk that lasted much longer than For Emma, but then it just sky-rocketed with atmosphere that bled emotion. It started on the later-half of 'Should Have Known Better' and took off on 'All of Me Wants All of You'. The best, most emotional piece of music I've ever experienced, on this record belongs to 'Fourth of July'. This song is a conversation between Sufjan and his mother, Carrie, while she was dying in the hospital. Reading the lyrics alone brought me to tears, as I thought back to experiencing other people in my life go through a similar scenario with their mother. I can't help but wonder what I'll be like when I see my mother in her final moments. If you find no interest in this album, you need to at least check out this song. [video=youtube_share;JTeKpWp8Psw]

Hey look, it's my relatives.

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For the PC, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. is the best series of all time. Community support will keep this series alive for years due to the modding capabilities.

God bless your asses.

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Same minus leaving the house.

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Eh, haven't checked it out yet, but I'm pretty burnt out with Tilian. Artificial Selection was their best Tilian album for me, but the new album's singles just don't really do much for me. Jonny and Kurt put more emotion in their music, Happiness and DBM were masterpieces.

Repost of the rig I built back in 2005; this is the rig I aspire to have today and for rest of my days:

I'm only going to answer your air vs liquid cooling question because of my experience with both. I've used both and prefer both, but for different situations. If you plan on overclocking your cpu and/or gpu and have confidence that your chip can be pushed to greater limits with the right cooling, then liquid cooling is the way to go. If you plan on overclocking, but lack the confidence of having a chip that can reach clock speeds beyond what typical overclocks can achieve for that chip, then air is the only way. Go with air if you aren't overclocking at all. Go with liquid if you want your rig to look bad ass, even if you don't overclock.