I've been learning video editing for almost a years now, and one of the things I'm most proud of is the showcase I made for my virtual character, Siciliv A. Draz.

Although the edits are still ordinary in my opinion, but I am proud of this edit because I got a good grade in my college assignment with this video.

Dream Incoming - Social Media in a Dream

Imagine a social media that doesn't happen on a screen, but in a dream. Dream Incoming is a future social platform that allows users to connect, explore and experience unique activities while they sleep.

The main concept is simple. Our body rests, but the mind wakes up in a virtual world that provides experiences beyond the confines of the real world. Unlike traditional social media that often disrupts sleep patterns and mental health, Dream Incoming actually improves the quality of rest-users still sleep as usual, but can enjoy a whole new digital life.

What makes it different is the dream-based interaction, where instead of just looking at a screen and scrolling through content, users actually experience things in their dream world. Also, there is no interference with real-world affairs, such as politics or law, so the platform is purely a place of escape and exploration. The transition is also seamless, as users can access and review their experiences while awake, but to truly “live” in the app, they must be asleep.

Dream Incoming is not just a virtual world-it's an evolution of the way humans connect, create, and experience the impossible, while still giving the body optimal rest.

The Ultimate Program Killer Shortcut

I don’t see anyone mentioning Alt+F4 in the comments here.

Sure, we can manually move our cursor to the close button at the top right, but if we want to be quick, we can just press Alt+F4. 😆

Ah, yes! Alt+F4 can also be used to quickly shut down your PC or laptop.

Just don’t forget to press Ctrl+S first to save whatever you're working on!

I’m not a professional chess player, but I enjoy playing fast-paced games where I immediately put pressure on my opponent. My usual approach involves bringing out my queen or bishop early, aiming to control the center and threaten quick checkmates, just like the player with the black pieces has done.

I usually start with e5, and I like to choose between bringing out my queen first or my bishop. In this game, I decided to develop my bishop first, which is why I placed a supporting pawn behind it. However, in the end, my bishop got stuck in the center and couldn't move away.

From this position, I'll probably start looking for ways to develop all my pieces one by one and also prepare to castle.

The first time I listened to this song was in a game called Audition Online on the Indonesian server. I became curious about it and searched for the music video on YouTube. After watching the video, I was immediately amazed by its concept. The visuals are incredibly cool, and the use of CGI throughout the video is very fitting. I watched this music video almost every day last year.

No one knows why and how our main character helped a woman from a criminal who wanted to cut off her hand. After that our main character ends up having his hand cut off. After his hand was severed, THERE WAS NO EXPLANATION WHATSOEVER to explain how our main character's hand suddenly became attached again and instead gained superpowers. So in the end our main character goes on a date with the woman he helped before and has to save the world from the devil. And how did he save the world? By punching everybody.

This is my two favorite music back in the day.

Surprised to discover Stonebank's 'The Pressure' and Nitro Fun's 'New Game' are breakbeat music! 🎶 Always thought they were just high-energy EDM tracks. Loving the funky rhythms and beats.

As a rhythm game fan and EDM lover, this is the first time I have gained new knowledge about breakbeats so I had to do research first to find out if there was any music I had listened to that was appropriate to this discussion.

Hi everyone! My name is Siciliv A. Draz

I’m a Virtual YouTuber, and I began my journey in 2021. Now, I'm in my fourth year as a VTuber. I didn’t stick to just one platform; I kicked things off on YouTube, where I'm still active, and expanded to Bstation. Recently, I’ve also started creating content on TikTok.

What makes me really happy right now is that I can enjoy livestreaming again while balancing my real-world responsibilities. As a VTuber, I like to keep my personal life separate from my work.

Even though I still have a small number of subscribers on YouTube, I’ve started gaining regular viewers on TikTok, thanks to the support of my VTuber friends. Through my VTuber career, I've learned a lot about blending life experiences with my work. It’s pretty normal for entertainers in today’s digital world, where everything is so accessible.

Being able to enjoy what I do is what makes me truly happy. And it’s great to see more people recognizing me as a VTuber. Thank you to everyone who is starting to follow my journey!