https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsFVQJolzYs
I love Yasui he's great.
>>120
By idiots who never actually read the C spec, of all the things that are actually harmful: uninitialized arrays, old string functions relying on null term, preprocessed shit for platform specificity; goto is not even close, it’s how the compiler code is going to work anyway. Hell the branch fond instructions that come from an if, for, or while are more harmful given specexec bugs. Goto is harmful if you don’t understand the scope of your code, but so is ever actually using code you don’t get the scope of.
>>126
I don't consider Dijkstra an idiot! Bit vociferous tho. Of course, one is not a genius for parroting an opinionated fellow.
But considering what passed for programming in 1968, it was hardly unjustified to very often say "hang on, WTF are you actually trying to do here?" every time you manually GOTO'd (dmr: 'Bob Morris asked, almost conversationally, "what are the arguments to ld?" Someone told him.'), not unlike I ask myself every time I copy-paste code from SO like the nubcake I am.
The second edition of "The Elements of Programming Style" (1978) makes no less than nine mentions of avoiding GOTO and labels. We can surmise it was still a thing breaking code in the 70s.
Not so today, we have much nicer programming languages (C is one of them, this is how old 1968 is) and are still perfectly capable of producing absolute shit in very different ways, but at least in ways that don't wreck up the place like manually placed GOTOs were doing rather often, even unto newbies retyping typo'd BASIC code from a magazine. Today, a C programmer using "goto" probably knows why they've resorted to it (and there's a strong chance the reason is a nested for that can't be renegotiated).
Black Light Ultra - Iglooghost
>>127
Most modern C gotos I've typed are to handle LLVM/clang’s constant fucking terrible forwarding decisions about noops. Usually this goto’s label is on the next line but this forces it to put the variables in the register before a print or math operation rather than dumping uninitialized garbage out of variables I had already been using in a for loop or some such. Somehow the longer I have been writing code the worse the bleeding edge gets.
>>126,127,129 Please stay on-topic by stating what you are or were listening to. My soundtrack for posting this was One More Day by Nate Dogg!
More One Night
from the SSR OST.
>>130
manual sage is p much for off-topics but okay (´・ω・`)
heads up, "HEAVEN★UP" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FsyVf4hWvw
Only a Sith deals in absolutes. IIRC, Dijkstra's rant was about FORTRAN, in which goto can be used intra-procedurally (in C, more like setjmp/longjmp than goto). "Goto" is not a bad word and an arbitrary language keyword should not be stigmatized just because it is those four characters.
>>134 but he was talking about "everything except, perhaps, machine code". on re-read, it's not a particularly long piece or even a particularly strong opinion. it's more like some bits of evidence against it, such was the world so permeated in its use that use cases in favor were hard to discern.
he did express regret later that an title that turned out to be an incendiary meme was slapped on for publication, even i forgot about that detail, and shouldn't have even associated the title of his piece with him; that's publishing for ya, you provide the text, they provide the war
Katamari Forever - A Crimson Rose and a Gin Tonic (YMCK 8bit mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBzbhp34u-Y
>>135 iTunes says I've listened to this 28 times since the 21st of November 2010, but the last time was 26/06/2015... now making it it 29, today!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdBt9SbNV2k
Almost every scene in this has a logical connection to a later scene or a sight gag connection to the next. Usually music videos that try this hard take themselves kinda serious, so this has a level of visual comedy you just don't see often enough.
The music, now... I love ALI PROJECT style musically, but I shy away from their lyrics and PVs, that gothy stuff can get kinda disgusting. The title is "kneel and lick my feet" and it's thematically appropriate here, and some guys are into that shit, but DansGame
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbyqnpcmPXI
I've listened to this like 30 times over the past few days, that synth is sick. I discovered Telex via spotify recommendations; instrumentally they remind me a lot of Kraftwerk, but lyrically it's like they replaced that irony-tinged Teutonic optimism with something more like dadaist Francophone cynicism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtfjzmYZvTw
mfw this mfer has a super genius robot gf and it makes him unhappy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_T1StgldnM
godlike, it's too bad the guy who made it apparently wants to be completely forgotten, but music is relatively indelible in the akashic record
Nothing. I've got severe hearing damage. Unless, tinnitus counts?
DJ Paypal is so good even among the brainfeeder people, holy shit i swear to god
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HofkzRkLXwY
REOL - Asymmetry
Reol's rendition injects a lot of energy into this one, i wanna do a cover but it'd be a real stretch of my translation ability to make a singable that doesn't suck
I promise it's good. Maybe it's not.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTQbiNvZqaY
I've listened to Loli Ripe - Be My Pet! 38 times, but this is the first time since 2014
my current obsession is heavy metal covers of 80s pop/disco songs
>>151 Stayin' Alive came out in 1977 - I enjoyed the cover though
All that talk about dildos made me want to put this on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sd_kPq8cGvk
we are THE PHYSICS - Dildonics
FFO Polysics, Devo, Melt-Banana, the Yummy Fur
>>155
Thank you! Just what I need: some good applied dildonics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LctPleLOgqk I like the bit 2 mins in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmjhLH8aZzo I love this song so much... the bits where everything stops on a dime, the bits where it builds back up to the verse, but builds up a little longer than you might expect it to, the way the chorus seems to have multiple cadences, the way her voice has a sort of weary tone later in the song when going back into the chorus again, like she's working really hard to sing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR9cplhDCGQ blows me away!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtMciVcDme0
( ˃ ヮ˂) SC-55 tribute album!
My captcha was raining so I put this on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xJpgBHT-Wc I love it, especially the sax solo, even if it reminds me of Kirk van Houten's "Can I Borrow A Feeling"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiqeRzwRSFo
the second half with death grips instrumentals and new order lyrics is sick as fuck
LOLI RIPE got played on BBC Radio 1‽
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b083bysp
https://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/0e29583d-da9f-44e5-94d8-76acd6e45627
>>175
badly encoded "keygen music" please
http://www.antialias.se/chiptunes/
>>170 amazing, but I'm not sure it beats "Unidentified chinese music for the car"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04nql09
https://soundcloud.com/yirba/bbc-radio-3-doesnt-know-hatsune-miku
richard devine mistreating a 303
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipUQKfGygp8
>>178
RIP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6eIBE7Bo3U
everybody is here
>>183
Great OST. I hope Nakano gets a shot at maining an RPG again.
I swear I've heard this track before. I think it was the BGM of an [adult swim] bumper. Has anyone else heard this before?
Captain Obvious - Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
heh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2tP47skRCs
throwback
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Tekken 2 character select theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLy7VVtBsUo
The hum of my computer as I lay in bed at 12:38 in the afternoon the day before Christmas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ_JzplRp3Y had to rewind selecta a couple of times for miko's dumb last verses X) <3 I love these girls <3
＜３ ｙａｙ ｙａｙ ＜３ ｗａｎｔ ｕ ＜３
Goldfinger - Superman
(crying at proof of boomer-ness)
>>200
Ow, I confused Goldfinger with Soul Finger: https://youtu.be/BpI1fcJdFrA
Also, with James Bond movie/title song...
Blasting all of the COOL FREE RINGTONES to drown out my neighbours having sex
What song is RINGTONE 118? Sounds like a cheerful little ditty
>>203
Ken Laszlo - Hey Hey Guy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz6EijdvyFw)
...does anyone happen to know where RINGTONE 186 is from?
>>202
What if they weren't having sex but doing stuff like pull-ups?
>>200
"boomerness", what, that's millennial nostalgia. Also you don't belong here
>>206
What the original poster referred to as "boomerness" (in the context of the "30 y.o. boomer" meme) and you referred to as "millenial" both mean the so-called generation Y, people born in the 80s and 90s, the dawn of the information overload age. The song was released in 1996, fitting the Gen Y teenage period, and the meme in itself is ironic, as people born in the 80s were the children of the actual baby boomers.
Some good stuff I've been blasting the past few days, drowning out my neighbours fighting/fucking/fighting/fucking/fighting/fucking/whooping/hooting/hollering while I'm working from home:
Tempa T - It's Bait It's Bait
City Guys - Final Fantasy 7 1993 Megadrive OST
Bizen - 8BiTouhou
Momoi Haruko - Nurse Witch Komugi singles
momobako & miko - Lollipopchu
Apache Indian - Nuff Vibes EP
Apache Indian - No Reservation
Shafqat Ali Khan - Beyond The Beyond
t+pazolite & rizuna - Honey I Scream!
Spongebob Squarewave discography
The Specials - BBC Sessions
Sparks - Propaganda
"Weird Al" Yankovic - In 3D
koko discography
Angela Hayden - Teenage Yodelling Sweetheart
Now That's What I Call American Yodeling 1911-1946
>>208
( ´ω`) I don't speak internet hipster, could you lend me a translator so I can decipher what the ever loving horseback-ridding-fuckstick-gristlelicking-pickledchicken hell you're on about
>>210 "Baby boomer" originally meant people born in the post-war baby boom of the 20th century and are now in their 50s-70s. More recently "boomer" has come back as a popular term but applied to people aged around 30, the joke being they are very old (but not actually from the baby boomer generation). I get the feeling some people still use "boomer" more like in its original sense and miss the joke though.
>>212 23 and I got called a boomer on tumblr last year and thought it was hilarious!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6zvgL4sY18
Touhou moves too fast for me to keep up
Big Boi ft. Hatsune Miku, Killer Mike and Jeezy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDLDVPV8kDE