Mary Margaret Park

From what we can recall, computers like the C64 (Commodore) were streaming chunks of audio data, particularly when music programmers learned to get more sample bits into the synthetic blends of composition occurring (within a given play field or scene). The technology wasn't so advanced that you could have cut scenes like in later consoles (i.e. PlayStation, Silent Hill), but it provided for some awesome 8-Bit audio experiences. There were probably many other things that we don't recall which were possible but, today's version of streaming, birthed from all of this and more.

 

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There hasn't really been much movement on the front-end, but let us tell you, on the back-end, holy fudge man, we've been b u s y – We can't remember the last time we'd been ready to just fall on the ground and zzz, but we're at that point again, and we don't even know how we're going to fit sleep into the schedule. Of course, we could power-nap? Yeah right, who needs that, we'll just mix our DayQuil with our NyQuil, to which then we can exempt ourselves from reality (since we'll be in a constant lucid state in which we are the Kings of Farnia, a land like Narnia only more un-noticed).

 

So yes, getting fired up, we are. How do you fare?

 

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