So, I promised to write more and didn’t really follow through with it. At least not how I had initially intended - as close to daily updates as I could get. This is largely due to external factors that have made this week one of the roughest I’ve endured yet, which hopefully is not indicative of what’s [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Music’
A WITCH! BURN THE WITCH!
Posted: 8th January 2009 by John in PersonalTags: CNN, DRM, DRM FREE, iTunes, iTunes Plus, Linux, Music, Witchcraft
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I’ve always felt a strong connection to music that I have had a difficult time trying to convey to others. To many people music is just a diversion – something they put on in the background while they work or get dressed in the morning. With the complete trash that can often be found on [...]
“I knew it! I’m surrounded by assholes!”
Posted: 6th January 2007 by John in PersonalTags: Apple, Music, Technology
A few days ago, I wrote about my ipod’s hard drive failing, and how I was going about fixing it. At that point, I hadn’t yet recieved the replacement drive I had ordered, so I wasn’t able to detail the final portions of the repair. As I mentioned in my post last night about how [...]
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny.
Posted: 4th January 2007 by John in PersonalTags: Apple, Music, Technology
Arguably one of the most popular technological gadgets these days is the Apple iPod. Since it’s introduction a few years ago, it’s sales have soared and no competing product has come close to matching it’s market share. Microsoft recently released their “ipod killer” named Zune, but due to poor implementation and some very odd technical [...]
Cats, no less liquid than their shadows, offer no angles to the wind.
Posted: 3rd January 2007 by John in PersonalTags: Music
In this day and age, the radio waves are chalk full of unimaginative and uninspired crap that people consider popular music. Bands like Staind and Nickleback are revered by the masses, while those of us who have a soul and aren’t part of the herd of sheep known as “the masses” are left wondering what [...]
