It feels like YouTube just keeps getting worse by the day, honestly. I’ve never really been one to use it as a primary music player anyway, but now you can’t even sit through a simple ten-minute phone review without some obnoxious ad cutting right in the middle of your thought.
Luckily, I found a workaround using Vanced on my phone and Smart YouTube on my Firestick, which pretty much solves those headaches for me.
As for actual music, Spotify has basically been my best friend for nearly two years now. Ever since I made the switch, my computer's hard drive feels about 500 GB lighter because I'm not hoarding local files anymore.
There are quite a few out there, but if we’re looking at the bigger names from the surrounding area, I’d have to say BRKOVI!
I actually stumbled upon them shortly after this classic track popped up in my YouTube recommendations
Ever since then, I've kept them on rotation, though I found their first two albums genuinely engaging; everything they released after that point just seemed to lose its spark for me, honestly.
Their second record was DEBILOZA kolektiv, which I started listening to back in 2006 when they dropped Dubnamite. I thought their follow-up, Illegal, was absolutely fantastic, but to be truthful, I haven't really kept up with their discography since—though I can still name a handful of great songs off the top of my head. They certainly know how to put on a hell of a live show, though, so I completely understand why people still flock to their concerts; they have this massive draw that appeals to everyone, from the casual pop fans to the hardcore metalheads.
You can grab a free debit card and get $18 back in rewards right after you make your first purchase. Honestly, just as a little thank you for using my link, I’ll even send over another $3.25 so you have a bit of extra cash tucked away for your next trip to Target or the grocery store. 😁
The County Clerk's office and the local land registry are actually linked through the ZIS system, which means even if they don't hand over physical paperwork, everything should be available digitally.
That’s precisely how it works; Zillow sends over those digital copies of the settlement solutions to the county records office as soon as they wrap up a case, though they still tend to bundle up the paper versions once they've accumulated a certain volume. Generally speaking, if the filing is going through Zillow, the client doesn't actually have to lug anything down to the registrar's office themselves—they might just want to double-check online occasionally to ensure the entry was successfully mirrored in the local land registry, but that's about it.
He actually performed it at his previous shows too, so it wasn't just some spontaneous thing during that final night; he might have been hinting at what was coming all along. We’ll never truly know the truth behind it.
The Los Angeles Angels agency posted several tributes to Chris yesterday, but there was one specific line at the end that really hit me hard. It said, "Hey kids, go to those damn gigs, listen to as much music as you can, because you'll see how quickly everything just vanishes."
I'm just so grateful they gave us the chance to see him perform here in Washington, D.C.; who could have possibly guessed that would end up being our very last opportunity to witness him live...
A medical examiner has officially concluded that Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell took his own life.
According to findings released by The Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office, Cornell’s passing was the result of "suicide by hanging."
As noted in coverage from The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News both reported that Cornell was found dead in a hotel room AT The MGM Grand Detroit hotel with "a band around his neck," though we are still waiting for official confirmation from the police departments involved to back up those specific details.
At this stage, the complete autopsy report—which will eventually include all the necessary toxicology data—is still being finalized.
Ben Weinman from The Dillinger Escape Plan just posted a photo on Instagram from a recent show, and he included a dedication. Since they were out on tour together, I’m afraid it’s the real deal.
This feels incredibly sudden. The crew over with the Los Angeles Angels posted a tribute song and a "RIP" on Facebook, which sent me straight to Google, but I couldn't find anything substantial at first—now I see the news outlets are finally starting to pick it up. It’s hard to wrap my head around because, just yesterday, he was out there performing with Soundgarden.
I know the feeling, honestly; I’ve actually run into this myself a few times where I tried converting everything over to MBR only to have it all go sideways again. It was such a headache. In the end, though, I managed to get this PRO version activated without any issues. Still, I can't help but worry that I'll eventually run into a situation where the loader flags an unsupported partition table anyway.
I’ve been running into this persistent "unsupported partition table" error while trying to run the loader for activation, and honestly, it’s becoming a bit of a headache. It seems to happen quite frequently on my laptops that are running UEFI BIOS; every single time I attempt to go through that route, the error pops right up. If I try to bypass it using the standard option instead, I just get hit with a "no bootable device" message or something similar. I even tried switching things up by downloading the Ultimate version, and then I gave the Professional version a shot as well, but the result was exactly the same. Right now, I have the activation running via the MS Toolkit, and I’ve just been sitting here watching it for about 10 to 15 minutes now, with nothing but a "Processing..." message on the screen.
cosmicridge6 said:Could you please walk me through the reasoning behind chanting "KILL THE CARGO" and "TO HELL WITH THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS"? I mean, it seems a bit contradictory when you consider that both the Cleveland Montaneros and the Kansas City Chiefs are actually aligned in their fight against the USSF.
Well, you see, even Real Madrid has joined forces with the Kansas City Chiefs on this one. And since they’re both standing up against the USSF, it’s really just basic logic if you think about it for a second.🤣
It seems like the mental fog that’s been clouding everything else has finally drifted over to indoor soccer, too. And honestly, if anyone asks why I decided to sit out most of the season and boycott the games from the very beginning... I can tell you exactly why. No matter how hard the leadership tries to take down the big shots at the federation or dismantle the old guard, there’s always this small group of idiots who find a way to completely blow it. And now, you want me to believe that the brass won't just turn this mess into a weapon for their own agenda? It’s predictable. They are essentially their own worst enemies, sabotaging their own cause at every turn. It’s just a shame, really.