Pitchfork refreshes… RSS feeds!!
It looks like Rails to me. (update: or not, they rolled the new site back a few hours later. They’ve done things like this before—Pitchfork Radio, for example. update2: and, it’s live again.) #
Archive for June, 2006
Not that it would be unusual for me to stop posting for two weeks without saying anything, but I’m leaving tomorrow morning for Mexico. I’ll be in San Miguel de Allende, in central Mexico, for two weeks. Hasta luego. #
A bunch of videos from the Cloud Cult show on May 20 in Minneapolis
Taper Scott Black emailed me today with a heads-up. #
A French review of Arun’s Hamilton EP, Are You Saying I’m Still Alive?
“Hamilton, comme une flèche en plein cÅ“ur.” #
My good friend Joe, who is the new Emperor of Japan or something, became slightly more immortal this morning:
A personal hero of mine, Logan Whitehurst, is doing a very fun little thing called the Tiny Songs Project. Basically, he accepts ideas from people and makes tiny songs for them.
Well! I sent him the poem for the Ambassador to Papua New Guinea and he created something for me! It is number 12, titled, “Ambassador Robert W. Fitts”:
Check out Joe’s Ambassadors series for the original poem. #
“Learning that 4th chord leads to a lot of trouble you don’t need.” —Mike Monteiro #
WordPress 2.0.3 is out
Where’s all the self-updating non-hosted web software? Is the consensus that it’s too much of a security risk to have a self-modification mechanism built-in? Or that the average user wouldn’t know how to configure their webserver correctly? #
