Yes. C i t y p o p.
What a hit:
EDIT:
Actually there are more layers of complexity… SHAMBARA has a connection with Casiopea. If you check the wiki you’ll find that Akira Jimbo and Tetsuo Sakurai from Casiopea formed SHAMBARA together with the rest of SHAMBARA members.
Lately, I’m into Citypop. As everyone else.
It’s familiar. It’s groovy. It’s soothing. It connects with a lot of people and gives you a very positive feeling.
I follow the YouTube Channel Music Radar Clan which is an excellent channel where the creator does small documentaries on a variety of topics related to music and musicians. If you understand Spanish, I highly recommend it.
In his video on Citypop he showed how this genre was the portrait of a growing economy and positivism that Japan lived in the 80s. Consumerism was everywhere, all was good as there was money and things to do with it. It was a golden age for the people living there apparently.
Hello! I’m still alive.
Just 2 years after our first edition of kicking out javascript here we are again, reducing the size and processing time of the website.
Yes, it was pretty light but we can go FURTHER! Also we want this to be viewable by obsolete browsers, of course. New things are not always progress when we can simplify.
The only javascript that I had at this moment was the highlight.min.js, a
javascript code in charge of handling code highlights. Some time ago I
discovered that Hugo has now included Chroma
for syntax highlighting. This is done in compile time and colored with just a
CSS file, so… I was up to try it.
Susumu Hirasawa appreciation post. Yet another electrical hit from Kaku P-Model. I really appreciate how the works alone by Susumu Hirasawa are completely different from Kaku P-Model, yet they share a lot of things. Like two sides of a coin.
Greetings everyone!
A couple of weeks ago I got a Sony HitBit 10p from a mechanical keyboard enthusiast from the University, a great guy :). He know where to leave MSX things. There was a particular issue: There was no power supply. After changing one power supply for a Sony HB-T7 I thought that it would not be much of a problem. And actually it was not!
I found a tutorial in spanish on how to do this with a phone charger. As you can see in the video, what he does is to use a soldering point below the switch connector to solder a 5v input.
Hello my friends!
This is a reminder for me and for the future generations to come. I’m not going to show you anything very magical or new, but this happen to me and I didn’t have clue about it. So if you didn’t know, now you will!
Are you tired of compsing something in Vortex Tracker and hearing something odd when playing it in the machine? Your tracker might be wrongly configured!
Welcome to the longest post to the date in this blog!
Today we have something very random: Thoughts about searching in Google. At 5AM with Massive Attack! (Mezzanine is a great Album)
Have you ever been in a position where you want to find a piece of daily life information like “How to be more spontaneous/escape routine” or “How to improve my sleep”? And boom! You get like a bazillion results. Compelling, right? A lot of stuff to read, much information. That’s great, that’s the power of the Internet.
Hello!
I’m trying to convert images so that they are lighter. I got the idea from Low-Tech Magazine and got some help and information from a good guy.
Using ImageMagick:
convert input.jpg -set colorspace Gray -ordered-dither o8x8 -colors 2 output.gif
From this image:
We get this one:
From 72KB to 16KB. Looks a lot like the gameboy camera actually. There are other dithering algorithms, but for this photo the ordered-dither gave the best picture.