Monthly Archives: March 2008
Mojo — IM-like iTunes Sharing
Lifehacker writes about Mojo – a freeware app that lets you browse your friends’ iTunes libraries, listen to them, and download songs. Essentially, Mojo makes sharing music with your friends through iTunes wildly simple, from its simple interface to its … Continue reading
Time To Make The Donuts
2 things: Hulu is actually kind of cool The world needs more John Lovitz
Stevie Nicks Fajita Roundup
I’ve been searching for this for a while – I remember it being a lot funnier when I saw it the first time. Stevie Nicks Fajita Roundup.
Pharmaceuticals In Your Drinking Water
Another reason why I like living in the ‘dacks. Test it, study it, figure out how to clean it (AP) — but still drink it. That’s the range of reactions raining down from community leaders, utilities, environmental groups and policy … Continue reading
New Celemony Will Let You Edit Polyphonic Parts
Incredible, but slightly disturbing. Direct Note Access is a technology that makes the impossible possible: for the first time in audio recording history you can identify and edit individual notes within polyphonic audio material. The unique access that Melodyne affords … Continue reading
Another Reason To Buy Locally
For the rest of you scratching your heads about this Spitzer scandal, the NY Times clarifies: Federal prosecutors rarely charge clients in prostitution cases, which are generally seen as state crimes. But the Mann Act, passed by Congress in 1910 … Continue reading
Kelis Has A Greatest Hits CD?!
From Pitchfork: Yet if anyone should feel paranoid about their status in the U.S. pop landscape, it’s Kelis. Even with the ubiquity of “Milkshake”, Kelis’ career in her home country has been frustratingly checkered, exemplified by the fact that her … Continue reading
Ghosts I-IV Is Digital Downloads Done Right
No, I won’t talk about how much Trent has made so far. There’s been a lot of discussion about how much NiN has brought in based on the Ghosts I-IV Super Awesome Deluxe edition alone, but rather than talk about … Continue reading
Thank You For Being Considerate, Safari
I accidentally hit “Open In Tabs” in Safari’s bookmark menu. It presented me with this: Of course I don’t want to open up 80 tabs. Other browsers may have gone ahead and opened up all 80, but Safari was even … Continue reading
Delicious Library 2 On The Way
Apple Insider has an exclusive preview of Delicious Library 2.0. It was beginning to look like it would never show up – first they said they were waiting for Leopard to come out so they could launch alongside it, then … Continue reading