I thought it was about time I had another website…
(Now I just need to get around to spending more than 30 minutes doing the design and content…)
I thought it was about time I had another website…
(Now I just need to get around to spending more than 30 minutes doing the design and content…)
For all of you with Apple computers, iPods, iPhones, wireless internet, other bits and pieces of hardware, a need for various design things, anything else you can think of with a laptop or desktop, I’m finally offering what some of you have already enjoyed – Mac support and design services – from my years of fiddling around inside Macs.
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I have been totally thrashing this album for the last few days, in-between mainlining Southern Lord and in the spirit of blog-or-crawl-up-and-snivel, I’m blogging it. Did I miss At the Drive-In the first time around? It seems kinda improbable, because I was living with at least one person whose idea of a dirty weekend was coming home with pre-releases of Sub Pop, and seemed to always know the next cool band months before anyone else, pulling vinyl Mudhoney out of a brown paper bag … oh selective memory …
But now, Relationship of Command is just a phenomenal album, I’ve played it at least four times today, and I’m fucking screaming. I love it when music does that to me, it sometimes seems like that’s the thing you do when you’re fifteen and then, I dunno, get mature or something, and lose the whole, “So what are you listening to?” record collection friendships. How did I miss this band? Anyway if you see me walking around, grab one of my headphones (of my amazing dropped-from-1.5-meters-bouncing-iPod which I fixed the then busted scroll wheel by dropping it the opposite way) and scream along. I hope music never stops doing this to me.
I go away from the internet for two days, and what happens? The world goes mental. Apple’s (no longer Apple Computer inc) iPhone is – besides its not so mega-mega sub-10 gig hard drive – one of the two most profound consumer technology inventions of this decade. The other is the iPod.
That it’s also running OSX, and the apps are full-size iApps, a totally touchscreen interface, AirPort … all the stuff I’ve wanted in a single thing for ages. By the time I can afford it, the drive will be big enough to store all my mp3s, and it’ll be 3G.
I have nothing else to add, except a) I now wish I’d bought an iPod Photo or nano instead of the mini, b) available for Hong Kong too, in Metro and Commuter versions, and c) free, despite the best efforts of New York and San Francisco transit lawyers.
A link would be handy too: iPod Subway Maps