When games let you "choose what kind of hero you will be", it usually means you have the option to be a jerk for no reason, but the plot will still revolve around you.

You know you're in a bad headspace when you have to turn off your ambient music because it's distracting you from watching your code compile.

Me: Sorry I haven't been active here lately. Them: This isn't a server, this is my DMs. Me: Yeah, I've been very busy.

My favorite thing about programming is that if you don't know what to do, you can often just keep trying different things. It won't matter if you screw up your 1st, 2nd, or 50th attempt. That's why I could never be a community manager.

Love it when someone finally comments on my music and it's just someone asking me if I want to work for them for free.

When I was younger I'd hate it if I accidentally made the "wrong" choice in a video game. I would reload old saves in order to make everyone like me. Nowadays I really don't care that much if my choices piss off fictional characters. I stick as close as possible to my beliefs.

I don't think "nice to a fault" is ever accurate. Being too nice is not the problem. Your problems don't start when you decide to return your shopping cart, or leave a good tip. Not everyone is trying to walk all over you. We need to stop being afraid of showing a little empathy.

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This reminds me of a melody.

Ever notice how similar the arrangement is between One Winged Angel and This is Halloween? I did my best to see what they would sound like combined. Thumbnail by EPZ379 (Has Left The Birdhouse)

Started listening to the Chrono Trigger soundtrack as background music today. Turns out, if you haven't played Chrono Trigger in a while then the soundtrack can totally wreck you.

That moment when you get an email notification that perfectly matches the key and tempo of the song you are listening to.

Getting tired of hearing "let's hope that never happens again" as if it could never actually happen again.

Is there any scarier time to hide an easter egg than right as the screen is fading out?

POV: You are a Pokémon being informed that you are in a Nuzlocke run.