Today: パソコン音楽クラブ (Pasocom Ongaku Club | Personal Computer music club) Found these guys because of a collaboration they did with YMCK (Family Circus, available on Spotify)
I love both the sound and the video. So cool :D.
So, here it is: パソコン音楽クラブ - Reiji no Machi
Enjoy!
In this post I’ll introduce MSXHub and how to use it in a very “linuxy” way just by organizing our packages a bit. You’ll need an MSX with MSX-DOS (probably in a flashcart) along with a network card and your fingers.
MSXHub is a superb repository tool for our MSX Systems that allows us to download MSX software (tools, games…) directly from our MSX without needing a computer. We just need a UNAPI compatible network card and a flashcart to run the software over MSX-DOS.
Some cool breaks for you
By default weechat doesn’t support multiline messages, but you can have that using the multiline.pl. In order to install it just run weechat and write /script. There you’ll see a lot of nice scripts to customize weechat. Write multiline and press return to filter the plugins by that keyword. Then just select it if it’s not selected already and then write i then return. Then you’ll have multiline enabled :).
I tried to install librtlsdr-dev package and for some reasons I got a nasty
error:
> sudo apt-get install librtlsdr-dev
...
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
librtlsdr-dev : Depends: libusb-1.0-0-dev but it is not installable
I noticed that there was no lib-usb-1.0-0-dev package, so the repository is inconsistent. So what I did was to install the package from Debian Stretch that can be downloaded from here.
You can install it as follows:
It’s cool to see how fitting is this song with the Lo-Fi/Vaporwavish style.
Probably one of my favourites amongst Boards of Canada sounds. It fits perfect with Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, a novel by Haruki Murakami. The ambient fits perfectly with the setting described in the book, most of it quite unsettling, yet really enjoyable.
Reviewing the Deep Asian Breaks video I went to do some searching on the authors of the tracks… and I found this nice piece of music:
I hope you enjoy it :)