JukaForever

The top 3 is my typical dream team, the other 3 is just for looks.
 
Not sure if mew or celebi are legendary, if so, trade mew for teddiursa

Yes. It looks something like
 

Well there are teddy bears, I like teddy bears therefore I like this song

Here's a thought, don't like a band? Wow, then don't click news about them.
 
BUH BYE.

13 - 50 = goddamn 47

RnB music and police confrontation videos make for a weirdly pleasing entertainment

Albums, I need to know if they can keep up with what they present for a long listen, also for consistency of quality check

oh hey its those guys
 

1) ask for an advance at your workplace - just try and see if they allow that
 
2) increase or double your workload - best advice IMO if your 38+ hr work doesn't cover your rent and living expenses and you really want to live in a complex.
 
3) move out and rent a room - this is honestly how you should've started out, not in a complex. Save up, get better work then move to a complex.
 
4) invest in a bike - this should be a cheap option for transport, if you don't mind the work out and travel light to work.
 
5) simplify your meals -  if you don't do this already, avoid eating out and focus on simple meals at home. When I was living on my own with a FT job, I was eating like 1-2 times a day. I got skinny and lost plenty of muscle by the end of my term but it isn't like I died. 
 
others:
 
get a loan - terrible choice, last resort
 
sell some stuff - if you have rarez or whatever has substantial value, sell em now
 
also you are a bit too lenient, a tenant should not be allowed to just walk out. Either demand a "last month rent" upfront (before letting them live with you) or a 2-week notice upfront (she pays half a months rent for the last month but you get a half-month rent upfront).

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Wires look messy in a shot/scene or just unappealing. There isn't a point to have them for artistic-visual reasons which most VK MVs are all about.

I think that is covered under creativity. Some puzzles require thinking out-of-the-box which IMO is creativity.
 

Wires look messy in a shot/scene or just unappealing. There isn't a point to have them for artistic-visual reasons which most VK MVs are all about.

Because as decent as some of his songs have been lately, it's been the same thing for two years. He has zero creativity/variety. 
 
 
 
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x307r0i_wonder-girls-tell-me-live-832015_music
 
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x307wr3_wonder-girls-i-feel-you-live-832015_music

What is your gaming style? Take quiz here: https://apps.quanticfoundry.com/lab/10
 
here is mine
 

 
The keywords are quite true in my case. Other than immersion and action the graphs are also right on. The action questions seemed to be geared towards AAA titles (which I am not a big fan of) and the immersion questions focused more on narration rather than setting. I think a detailed world that doesn't rely on narration is a better gaming experience and is what I am after in terms of immersion. After that is settled, creativity comes in and I can live out in that fantasy world. 

What is your gaming style? Take quiz here: https://apps.quanticfoundry.com/lab/10
 
here is mine
 

 
The keywords are quite true in my case. Other than immersion and action the graphs are also right on. The action questions seemed to be geared towards AAA titles (which I am not a big fan of) and the immersion questions focused more on narration rather than setting. I think a detailed world that doesn't rely on narration is a better gaming experience and is what I am after in terms of immersion. After that is settled, creativity comes in and I can live out in that fantasy world. 

For a WG song, it wasn't bad. I actually might consider listening to it again. Or checking out the album.
 
Anyways, here's the full MV of T-ARA's Go Crazy.

 
As always, the production is point (why do people keep riding on Brave Brothers btw?). The dance is very enjoyable and vocals, must i say anymore? I especially love the flow of the beginning of the second verse. Just a boss song all around. The album is also very well done. I just wish there was more than 2 additional songs on it vs the different version's of Go Crazy that were put on the album to fill up space.
 
T-ARA killed the competition. The battle is over. 

Since my mood is what determines the genre I listen to and since I don't always agree to the genre tagged in the files:
 
all sources
-> all music
    -> genre folders
        -> artists
    -> temp folders (new music to listen to)
        -> random files
 
I don't bother with backups, at least not yet as my drive isn't at 80% capacity. I only use one drive to store my music, any other temp folders are from my internal hardrive.
 
Foobar is always on, it has a quick search function I need for quick access to any song I want.

No clue how the extension works technically but there should be a thread on it somewhere in hydrogen audio for the details on a technical level. But just google it, and there should be instructions on how to install in one of the searches. It isn't too complicated.
 
http://www.hydrogenaud.io/forums/index.php?showtopic=100399
 
1. Download foo_audioscrobbler: http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_audioscrobbler 2. Unpack to your foobar2000 components-folder. 3. Start foobar2000 and open Preferences > Tools > Audioscrobbler. 4. Enable, then login with your Last.fm credentials and hit OK.

sorry, is that too much to ask? sorry if that comes off bitchy, sorry

Their new album was quite an experience, each song were beautifully composed.
 

 

 

last.fm beta's does this function already, you could probably try asking for those other functions you want implemented as well

thanks for the QnA, wish there was a pic of 
 
Meto: *He raised the ( O ) sign and smiled*

That's by far one of the most common defenses for sharing. The reasoning goes along the lines of: 1) sharing is bad; 2) however sharing has some good consequences; 3) therefore, on balance, sharing is ok insofar as the good consequences outweigh the 'wrongness' of the act.
I can't agree with this argument because it falsely casts sharing as the precondition for people to find out about new bands and presumably become interested in buying CDs. Some users say that well yeah it's 2015, so filesharing is inevitable (which is true, although its inevitability has no bearing on whether it's the right thing to do). What these people also fail to point out is that precisely because it's 2015, the ease with which a band can advertize themselves and raise awareness of their music, and the extent to which this has already been done, is unprecedented. On the consumer end, it used to be the case that the only way to get to know a band is to rely on word of mouth, rent CDs from Tsutaya (or your friend), or low-quality illegal rips on the Internet. Fast-forward to 2015 where there's Youtube and Twitter and Facebook. Most bands today upload previews for their releases way before they go on sale, and some even upload the full title track and PV in 1080p. Like Owl mentioned there's even Trombe's news for all of us who don't know Japanese or are too lazy to scour Twitter. It's ridiculous to think people who still buy CDs make purchases by randomly taking a stab the dark and find new favorites by buying arbitrary releases from new indies bands they haven't heard. So the more pertinent question for me is: are these materials not sufficient for one to make informed judgments whether a CD is worth buying? If they are, then it's untrue that without filesharing the vk band will fail to gain appreciable reach to international audiences. The alleged "good consequences" credited to filesharing can now be achieved through numerous other means. If no, then said person probably won't buy the release even if someone shares a rip with him/her--in which case this entire position collapses into a poor excuse for not paying for a commodity one desires. It's surprising how some people cheerfully ignore the potential of these social media avenues for supplanting piracy as convenient (and hopefully morally more acceptable) ways to know about a band, but are always more than happy to adduce their emergence as rather dubious 'evidence' of how piracy is now ok "because it's 2015."
I also have issues with the third premise because the problem of magnitude is tricky. It draws all our attention to the miniscule gain in sales the band enjoys from the handful of people who, apparently, couldn't make up their minds whether to buy their CD after watching the band's youtube preview and had to listen to the FLAC to make their final decision--and sweeps under the rug all the losses in sales that band suffers as a consequence of this. Even if we grant that not everyone who downloads free music would have bought the music had it not been available for download, it isn't difficult at all to weigh the scales; for if it's indeed the case that piracy benefits the band in the purported way, we'll have to seriously wonder why bands bitch about illegal downloads every few days. As such it's probably less appropriate to think of the inadvertent losses incurred as some kind of 'collateral damage' that accompanies the larger good of getting international fans to buy music, than it is to conceive of the small gains in the latter group as being incidental to the harm piracy inflicts on overall band sales.
Anyway, before I'm accused of being hypocritical: obviously I'm one of those who download sometimes since I can't afford to buy every single CD I want to listen to (nor can I find all of them), and I've have been complicit in sharing a fair bit of my music. Honestly I don't think the situation now is ideal because there are a lot of things vk bands (and the industry in general) can do and should be considering to mitigate the problem. So there's still work to be done. All I'm just saying here is that I'm not convinced by the usual self-righteous rhetoric that attempts to justify unregulated filesharing, and hopefully fans can endeavor to do a little more to support their favorite bands.
Tl;dr: The pseudo-utilitarian argument of 'small harm is justified because of bigger good' fails because (1) the good can be brought about, or at least reasonably approximated, via other less damaging ways today; (2) it's highly suspect if the harm is in fact smaller than supposed good.

These singles were announced even before their mini has been released, I think we are giving Mejibray too much money to play with.