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more on the music industry filesharing debate
this post on the uk’s Telegraph shares the results of a recent analysis on where revenue is going. the short answer: it’s what i, and a lot of other people, have been saying for a long time — the big wigs are losing money but, on the whole, individual artists actually benefit from filesharing, even…
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Free Texture Pack: Capitol Reef, Utah
This collection of 17 high quality textures all come from a recent trip we took to Capitol Reef, in southern Utah. The landscape is amazing, it’s like visiting Mars — except with a breathable atmosphere. There are these vast canyons that flash flood frequently in heavy rain, so the canyon walls are carved by the…
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stfu, facebook
seriously, facebook? shutup. i’m tired of you telling me not only how *i* should use facebook, but how my friends on facebook should use facebook. it’s one thing to suggest some people i know (although, if i’ve ignored the suggestion for a month, and logged in once a day, every day, chances are, i’m not…
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xbox fail
Microsoft: i’m sorry, all your xboxes are belong to us. BBC NEWS | Technology | Microsoft disconnects Xbox gamers.
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robot ethics
i find it interesting that our country is really only recently thinking about ethical and social issues revolving around artificial intelligence in science and pop culture. battlestar galactica and the upcoming caprica are recent examples of america coming to terms with realistic artificial intelligence scenarios. before that, what, the terminator? japan has been thinking about…
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Sweeping Health Care Plan Passes House – NYTimes.com
Sweeping Health Care Plan Passes House – NYTimes.com.
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learning to do less
i just got done reading Seth Godin’s manifesto, Do Less. i’ve actually been reading quite a bit of Seth Godin recently, having decided that his blog is pretty cool. Seth Godin is a smart guy. he’s not saying anything revolutionary — in fact, a lot of what he blogs about should be common sense. but…
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fix the broken music industry, revisited
Upstart Blogger restates some ideas I’ve been blogging about for a while. The question is, will anyone listen? Now is the time to force the music industry to change.