Song about a good timing guy who's buried with a jukebox as his gravestone?

I picked the 70s because that was the newest one I could pick, but it might be from the 80s or 90s, but it has that classic sound. It kinda reminds me of a Doug Stone type of song if I had to categorize it. Like the title says, it's about a drinking, partying, good timing man whose last wish was to be buried under a jukebox, and that's what the singer sings about.

Does anyone remember the title?

Thanks!

EDIT: I found it! it was indeed a song by Doug Supernaw; it was "Honky Tonkin' Fool"

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LrKVEeUTaw

u/Den_Hviide — 2 months ago
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Offline installers, install paths and updates

Hello, so this might be a stupid question, but I just want to make sure.

Basically, as you probably know, if you use GOG Galaxy to install the game, the default path will be something like:

C:\Program Files\GOG Galaxy\Games

But if you use the offline installer, the path will look something like:

C:\GOG Games

However, if you do install it with the offline installer, it'll still show up as installed in the GOG Galaxy launcher, and you can still run it from it.

What I'm wondering is this: If you right click the game in the GOG Galaxy launcher, you can do the whole, "Check for updates" thing - I'm just wondering, does this still work correctly, even if the game was installed using the offline installer files with the path C:\GOG Games? Like, I'm just wondering if this feature still works, even if the game wasn't originally installed using the GOG Galaxy launcher.

I hope my question makes sense, and thanks in advance!

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u/Den_Hviide — 2 months ago

Just a normal sleepover [The Evolutionary Progression of Friends Platonically Sleeping Together]

u/Den_Hviide — 2 months ago

Crystal disk info shows a non-zero number for "Media and Data-Integrity Errors" for my SSD (SNV3S2000G)

u/Den_Hviide — 3 months ago

Crystal disk info shows a non-zero number for "Media and Data-Integrity Errors" for my SSD (SNV3S2000G)

Hello, I ran crystal disk info today, and these are the values I'm getting: Imgur

I've had the drive for around 1 year. I've heard any value that's not zero for the "Media and Data-Integrity Errors" is very bad. Am I fucked? Or is it normal?

Thanks!

u/Den_Hviide — 3 months ago

How to get the best quality without changing the look/ lighting?

I'm not even sure if there's a correct answer to my question, but I'll try anyway: I'm just wondering, what's the best settings you can choose if you don't care about file size, but only quality? The reason I'm asking is that I tried rendering with the QuickTIme format and the Uncompressed codec, but this makes the rendered video very dark, like it changes how it looks. So I'm wondering what the best settings are without changing the look?

Thanks in advance!

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u/Den_Hviide — 3 months ago