My Release Radar playlist was on fire today with so many great sounding newly released songs. This is probably the best one! Another banger from Mayday Parade. I can see myself playing this on repeat over the new few days.
Now once again I find myself inside an empty silhouette
I’ll dance around until the light finds me
Poison everything you said you loved
The stuff that fills me up, I feel it burning away underneath my sweater ♪ ♫ ♪
Damn Ronnie has gone all in on country rock. There is a reason why they make fun of his band (Falling In Reverse) as not having any genre they specialize in. The truth of the matter is, Ronnie Radke is a true musician and creative genius. This music video is just an example.
Rediscovered an old song today. Man, this is still a really good song!
Try this on, straightjacket feeling
So maybe I won't be alone
Take back now, my life you're stealing
Yesterday was hell
But today, I'm fine without you
Run away this time without you
And all I ever thought you'd be
That face is tearing holes in me again
Getting Click Five vibes from this song. Coming from a band I've never heard of before, all the way from Indonesia. This is an awesome new find. Long live pop punk!
I haven't built a new gaming PC in a long time, but with the coming EOL date for Windows 10, I find myself trying to get up to the date on the latest when it comes to building PCs. An interesting topic I ran into, is how to setup airflow on a PC Case. Specifically, having too many fans at the top of the case, can actually be harmful to your CPU in the long run. The reason seems to be fairly simple, but only when you can visualize the airflow, as the presenter does in the following video.
So in a nutshell, too many top case fans can pull the air out of the PC case, before that air is even allowed to pass through CPU and motherboard.
I'm a big fan of Mazda and I agree with most of what Kirk says in the video. Mazda dropped the ball on this one. I don't know which customers they surveyed for this redesign, but apparently they didn't survey the ones who drive their cars. Because if they did, then they would know, that it would be stupid to remove the physical climate controls, the volume knob and the commander knob. Those are some of the features that I actually really love on their cars. And I loved how they were fighting against making everything touch screen in their cars. Well they caved in it seems. And I'm highly disappointed.
I understand that a good number of people didn't like being forced to use the commander knob all the time. In my opinion, there was an easy solution to that issue; simply enable touch screen on their infotainment screen. Let the people who don't want to use the commander knob, touch the screen to do what they want. Instead, they took the route of removing all these useful physical buttons and moved them into this huge laptop sized screen. Well guess what, without the commander knob, it is so much harder to use the infotainment screen without taking your eyes off the road. For a brand that prioritizes the driving experience, this is an idiotic decision.