/me kicks back and raises a toast to WordPress
The blog spammers must be using these keyboards 😉 Thanks to Davo for that link.
dave's not here man!
The night off with a live audio-visual experiment featuring Miss Memory and B.A.S.I.C
Live performance by the newest Southern Outpost member SOL-37
DJ sets by Miss Memory, k.loc, The Sentinel and Da Debonair.
Look out for a scathing yet (hopefully) enlightening interview with Miss Memory and k.loc in next weeks 3Dworld magazine.
ENTRY: FREE
WHERE: HIGH JINKS, SLY FOX HOTEL, ENMORE ROAD, ENMORE
WHEN: SAT 6TH NOVEMBER 2004
START: 7PM TIL THE LIGHTS COME UP
I guess I’ll chip into the collective sadness about the death of radio Legend and champion of new and awesome music John Peel. John passed away in Peru yesterday. If it wasn’t for John, the landscape of music might not be what it is today.
Obituary: John Peel
Imagine this, the lights in the universe are all on and at the flick of god’s switch all the lights in the world are all out.. you can run, but you cant hide. Cuz if we dont change quick, it is coming, a world eclipse… BLACKOUT.
Lil’ Louis – Blackout Phase 1
Just about everything just blacked out here at work. Luckily I’ve got a laptop and the network seems to be OK. 🙂
via the Sydney Food Diary
According to Babelfish:
This car the exhibition from Toyota!? With you can be surprised, チョイ badness it is the high ace sound satellite which engenders image, but use agrees upon is known with strangely. To tell the truth by the car which was made as the portable studio which mounds this car and the field event etc., the body side ガバッ and the opening, it has become the mechanism where acoustic equipment and the DJ booth appear from in. As for theme “the customization car which works pleasantly”. When so this car is running throughout the city truly, just a little we fear! ?
Should be great for spontaneus bush doofs or perhaps random suburban dj assaults 😉
Update: This post is a bit redundant now. Please read this post for more information.
I’ve been installing Ubuntu Linux on most of my computers (one to go). One thing that gives the shits about Debian-based distros is Java support (or the lack thereof). To get a java runtime installed, add this line to your /etc/apt/sources.list
:
deb http://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/java-linux/debian unstable main non-free
Other mirrors can be found here.
And then apt-get install j2re1.4
. Too easy! This gives you Blackdown Java for Linux.
An interview with Drexciya from the “Orbit” section of the Jan. 14, 1995 Melody Maker (reprinted without permission). All references to Drexcia corrected to Drexciya. Saved here in my blog for archival purposes.
Continue reading “Drexciya Interview from Melody Maker, 1995”
Gonna party likes it my birthday…
Looks like everyone’s favourite capitalist and “The Apprentice” star, Donald Trump is now available as an action figure. You can recreate those great scenes such as when Omorosa was fired from the show. The Donald action figure can say great phrases such as “I should fire myself just for having you around”, “The one’s easy for me…you’re fired”, “That was a tough one”, “Think big and live large”, and “I have no choice but to tell you, you’re fired”.
This could possibly be the greatest gift idea this year in North America, if not the world.
I seem to constantly have “Who Could It Be Now?” by Men at Work stuck in my head… when I’m at work. I’d post the lyrics up here, but apparently this 80’s classic is too obscure.
Jeff Mills is hitting Australia next month and the dates have been confirmed. Now I just wish I had confirmed dates for Kenny Larkin and Claude Young.
From ITM:
Thursday 18th November – Adelaide
Jeff Mills @ Traffic – 58 North Terrace, AdelaideFriday 19th November – Melbourne
Hardware 313 @ The Metro – 1 Bourke St, MelbourneSaturday 20th November – Sydney
Hardware @ Space – Level 2, 127 Liverpool St, SydneyThursday 25th November – Brisbane
Jeff Mills @ Family – 339 Brunswick St, Fortitude ValleyFriday 26th November – Canberra
Fang w/ Jeff Mills @ ANU Refectory, ActonSaturday 27th November – Perth
Science Fiction @ Belmont Racecourse, Burswood