Damien is stuck in PHX airport (we were supposed to get together but events prevented it) and he's blogging it over Bluetooth and his cellphone. Hehe. Cooool.

Oh my, I was laughing my... patukas.. off reading this:

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Ok, I'm on my second cup already because I got distracted. After noticing Scoble's link to Joel on Software, I decided to read Joel's most recent email article, on Building Communities with Software. It got me thinking about how the forum on this site works. I may make some changes around here but I'm not sure yet.

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It looks like Apple may be announcing shortly a new music service for Mac/iPod owners, using label-approved music and non-mp3 format. Argh.

Apple had so much going for it - the whole digital hub thing, iTunes, iPod. Do they know it was MP3 support that made iTunes so frikkin popular? I wonder if they will continue to support MP3? I guess we'll see what happens.

More links: San Jose Mercury, Mac Observer, Slashdot.

[via Chris]

Ooohhh.... must not look.

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It looks like Apple may be announcing shortly a new music service for Mac/iPod owners, using label-approved music and non-mp3 format. Argh.

Apple had so much going for it - the whole digital hub thing, iTunes, iPod. Do they know it was MP3 support that made iTunes so frikkin popular? I wonder if they will continue to support MP3? I guess we'll see what happens.

More links: San Jose Mercury, Mac Observer, Slashdot.

[via Chris]

It looks like Apple may be announcing shortly a new music service for Mac/iPod owners, using label-approved music and non-mp3 format. Argh.

Well, there's not much to say.

Not sure exactly what Jupiter's weblog tradeshow is meant to be or do, but I bet Scoble will have some ideas.

If you're in the tech business, writing software, building hardware, or making an OS, you need to be reading Robert Scoble.

I just noticed that O'Reilly has a Policy DevCenter to go along with their other developer-oriented sites. I wonder if we'll start to see books like "The Constitution in a Nutshell", "Practical CopyLeft", "Congressional Framework Essentials" showing up on the booklist?

I just got back from re-introducing the Green Machine to the dirty stuff. Seems some local bmx-ers have converted a local vacant lot into The BumpLands - mounds of dirt of every shape and size (and level of rain-saturation) just perfect for falling off of!

Intaglio: I really really wanted to sign up for the beta program for this cool-looking Mac OS X drawing app, but alas, the email address they provide is being bounced as a denied relay.

Well, Opus is halfway to being properly installed in the closet. Right now it's in the closet, but still attached to a monitor/kbd, as I'm not quite ready to let it run unattended.

Inspired to go looking after Dave linked to the perl.org RSS feeds of their job listings, I just found that jobmart.com has feeds of each of their job databases:

• Mac OS X: http://macosx.jobmart.com/Resumes/JobOpennings/RssFeed
• Linux: http://linux.jobmart.com/Resumes/JobOpennings/RssFeed
• Python, Plone, Zope: http://python.jobmart.com/Resumes/JobOpennings/RssFeed
• Wireless: http://wireless.jobmart.com/Resumes/JobOpennings/RssFeed

Found this over on blogdex: Caring For Your Introvert.

w00t!!

Geez - so much bruhah to update the system. System Update it ain't.

Cory Doctorow over at BoingBoing linked to Sean McMains' oh-so-cool Arcade game PC. Awesome stuff!