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Learning chinese characters for restaurant menus
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This section is about implementation ideas of how to bring all the UNIX power to the GNOME desktop.
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iTunes’ available song ratings of 1 to 5 stars allow users to quickly find their favorites and help the Party Shuffle feature play more of what they like most. This article explores the algorithm iTunes uses to pick what comes next in the playlist.
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Images of crazy shit going down at a rave in Utah
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“Nintendo Japan showed everyone what country is still boss of gaming with the announcement last week of a Famicom-themed Game Boy Micro.” I want one!!!
Month: August 2005
links for 2005-08-26
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Generation NEX is Messiah’s slim and sexy micro version of the beloved Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
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VDXtoSVG is a project to create an XSLT spreadsheet that can translate VDX files to SVG.
links for 2005-08-23
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Currently covering over 230 desktop graphics cards, this comprehensive comparison will allow you to easily compare 15 different specifications for each and every card!
links for 2005-08-22
R.I.P. Bob Moog
From Moog Music
ASHEVILLE, N.C. . August 21, 2005 . Bob died this afternoon at his home in Asheville, N.C. He was 71. Bob was diagnosed with brain cancer (glioblastoma multiforme or GBM) in late April 2005. He had received both radiation treatment and chemotherapy to help combat the disease. He is survived by his wife, Ileana, his five children, Laura Moog Lanier, Matthew Moog, Michelle Moog-Koussa, Renee Moog, and Miranda Richmond; and the mother of his children, Shirleigh Moog.
Bob was warm and outgoing. He enjoyed meeting people from all over the world. He especially appreciated what Ileana referred to as “the magical connection” between music-makers and their instruments.
No public memorial is planned. Fans and friends can direct their sympathies or remembrances to www.caringbridge.com/visit/bobmoog.
Bob’s family has established The Bob Moog Foundation dedicated to the Advancement of Electronic Music in his memory. Many of his longtime collaborators including musicians, engineers and educators have agreed to sit on its executive board including David Borden, Wendy Carlos, Joel Chadabpe, John Eaton, David Mash, and Rick Wakeman. For more information about the foundation, contact Matthew Moog at mattmoog@yahoo.com.
links for 2005-08-19
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This article is a collection of techniques that may interest people who want to do more with Kickstart. It covers Kickstart customization, scalability, and security,
links for 2005-08-18
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Rad, now I can finally become “a real Chinese”
links for 2005-08-17
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gys and smartypants from unlocked groove came down to throw down some nice minimal beats.
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More info: http://elists.resynthesize.com/313/2005/07/1511908/
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WMA, AAC, OGG & FLAC support, live streaming to Icecast servers, recording & mixing of external audio sources and more
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Great to read this new Linux user story
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Yeah, comin’ correct from Kingsgrove YO! Check out the fffresh video clip g!
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DenyHosts is a Python application that monitors the authentication logs and writes IPs to /etc/hosts.deny once a host exceeds the threshold for failed login attempts.
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DenyHosts is a script intended to be run by Linux system administrators to help thwart ssh server attacks.
links for 2005-08-16
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from Sonic Sunset, 22 Jul 2005
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from Spectral Sound
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Practical workshops in digital video, computer graphics and electronic music.
Domu
Woah, looks like one of my favourite producers, Domu (Dominic Stanton) is heading to Australia. He’s produced under a whole swag of names (Bakura, Blue Monkeys, Domu and Volcov, Kudu, Rima, Sonar Circle, Static Imprints, Vaceo, Yotoko, Realside, Umod, Zoltar) and released on stacks of labels (Sonar Kollektiv, JCR, Compost Records, Archive, 2000 Black, Irma, Good Looking, Spinning Wheel and Arision). He’s definitely at the forefront of the broken beat scene and worth checking out.
Don’t know about other states, but he’s dropping into Sydney to play at the Civic on the 9th September (I’ll probably end up being on call that weekend…)
Also coming up musically that I’ll probably check out:
Friday 16th Aug: Architecture In Helsinki at the Metro
Saturday 17th Aug: Pivot at The Mandarin Club
Saturday 17th Aug: Miss Memory at High Jinks at the Sly Fox in Enmore
Tuesday 23rd Aug: Youth Group at The Annandale Hotel
Gifted Records Robbed
What’s Dave G listening to?
On the weekend I went to the Sydney Powerhouse Museum to hear a talk on podcasting which was part of the Sydney Design Festival 05. Not a crazily indepth talk (a bit basic for me, but Rozie wanted to go and check it out) but it was interesting to hear a guy from ABC Radio National talking about how they are using podcasting in conjuction with their shows.
So being a little bit influenced by the talk, I’m taking advantage of del.icio.us‘s ability to handle rss enclosures, and I’m now bookmarking dj mixes I come across that I like or recommend. In effect this becomes my own DIY podcast.
Subscribe to the feed/podcast here.
links for 2005-08-15
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++ Attack 002: 14 August 2005 ++
links for 2005-08-13
links for 2005-08-12
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Retro game for your wrist! New from Atari, this mens watch has a black leather band and a silver, retro, brushed case. Dial animates and plays the game Asteroids on a black background. Two hand movement
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Hilarious Star Wars “translation”
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In this article, we discuss best practices for Red Hat® Global File System (GFS), including when to use GFS instead of NFS, tips on configuring hardware for use in a Red Hat GFS cluster, and how GFS quotas and context-dependent path names can be used to
links for 2005-08-10
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I think I’ve come across this nutter on a online forum before. He really doesn’t like Banksy, but can’t give any good reasons.
links for 2005-08-09
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The weekly mix from Detroit’s underground legend DJ Bone. Straight from the studio. No edits. No tracklists. No bullshit.
No More Heroes.
links for 2005-08-08
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GNOME 2.12 will be released to the world on September 7th, 2005, culminating 6 months of very exciting work by members of the project. A number of exciting technologies come together in GNOME 2.12 that will set the standard for free software desktops to c
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Enough of those “Vote Pedro” t-shirts!
links for 2005-08-07
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Fashion, Trends, Art, Design, Sneakers, Toys and More
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Cartridge Port Mod
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MisterHouse is an open source home automation program. It’s fun, it’s free, and it’s entirely geeky. Written in Perl, it fires events based on time, web, socket, voice, and serial data. It currently runs on Windows 95/98/NT/2k/XP and on most Unix based pl
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ROCK UR KIX!
links for 2005-08-06
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Cover Scans for 3DO, Dreamcast, Gamecube, PS2, PSX and X-Box
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World’s Largest Cover Archive
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It’s a SegaSaturn Covers Place!
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The TEAM sega is a community who share old games on consoles whose isos are tested before share, which makes mention “Certified by Team_sega” a sign of quality.