Short Notice Music Metadata Summit
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Short-notice Geek Lunch
Short-notice Geek Lunch
04/09/2004 04:05 PMSo
Scoble posted at
1:30 AM Sunday that he was in Vancouver, how about lunch. A dozen
people turned up, it was 16°C so we ate outside in the sun, fun was
had...
Yahoo! News - Iraq Governor Bremer Heads
to U.S. at Short Notice
Yahoo! News - Iraq Governor Bremer Heads
to U.S. at Short Notice
11/12/2003 01:17 PMabruptly called to Washington .. left the building .. Shit-canning
him
news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=564&u=/nm/20031111/ts_nm/ira
q_bremer_dc_1&printer=1
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Music Metadata
Music Metadata
04/14/2004 10:37 AMYesterday Creative Commons hosted a short event on Music Metadata. The
Music Metadata Eventspace is suddenly a great and evolving resource
for the topic....
78% of US audio conferencing minutes to
go to short-notice conferencing
78% of US audio conferencing minutes to
go to short-notice conferencing
03/14/2005 06:24 PMZDNet Mar 14 2005 9:48PM GMT
cityofsound: Bad metadata is killing
music
cityofsound: Bad metadata is killing
music
08/12/2004 04:21 AMcityofsound: Bad metadata is killing
music
cityofsound.com/blog/2004/08/bad_metadata_is.html
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New metadata standard for music files
New metadata standard for music files
12/11/2003 03:36 PMMeta-files proposed for legal music sharing "The Content Reference
Forum (CRF), founded by Universal Music Group and backed by
technology...
Short-sighted Music Industry Tactics
Short-sighted Music Industry Tactics
06/02/2004 01:03 AMSony
and McDonalds Do Download Deal
"Burger behemoth McDonalds is doing a marketing deal with Sony to
promote its download music service. Under the terms of the agreement
buyers of Big Macs will receive a voucher for a free download,
according to the Financial Times." [The
Register]
It slays me that these online music
services are willing to give away music for free, but they won't work
with libraries - in other words, let us circulate their music - in
order to introduce the technology to the other 80% of the
world.
Sheesh - now they even work with
hotels, but completely miss the boat on libraries.
Rivals say Microsoft online music store
falls short
Rivals say Microsoft online music store
falls short
09/02/2004 07:36 PMosOpinion Sep 3 2004 0:12AM GMT
The Daily Summit - Instant news and
comments from the World Summit on
Sustainable Development
The Daily Summit - Instant news and
comments from the World Summit on
Sustainable Development
11/05/2003 03:02 AMWorld Summit on Sustainable Development - Daily Summit Blog .. sommet
du dveloppement durable .. A fantastic weblog .. de ce
sommet
dailysummit.net
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LinuxWorld Summit New York Spotlights
Industry Business Leaders at May Summit
LinuxWorld Summit New York Spotlights
Industry Business Leaders at May Summit
04/13/2005 08:09 AMBusiness Wire UK Apr 13 2005 12:05PM GMT
Short Men with Short Dreams
Short Men with Short Dreams
03/14/2005 05:39 PMThis will just be a quickie. New iPod photos and iPod minis were
released today. Cheaper, bigger, whatever. The thing...
Notice Anything Different?
Notice Anything Different?
01/25/2003 11:53 PMIf this isn't your first trip to my website, you've no doubt
noticed some changes. For a few days now I've been quiet and haven't
posted to the site at all. That is because I was making the changes
you see. And there are many changes, in fact. First, and most
obviously, the visual appearance of the site is totally different.
The old design was too bland; I myself grew bored with it. Second,
and perhaps the biggest technical change, I no longer use pMachine as the backend for the
site. pMachine is wonderful, and I highly recommend it to anyone
seeking a CMS.
However, the new system, which I wrote from scratch with PHP, mySql,
and some Apache settings, addresses many of the reasons I did not want
to keep pMachine:
- Size: pMachine is very big, which is not necessarily a bad
thing, but it is big because of the sheer number of features it has,
almost all of which I did not use. My new system is very small, both
in file size and database utilization, and does what I need it to do.
And adding features will not be too difficult.
- Ease of Use: I mean this from a user's point of view, not mine.
With pMachine, the process of linking to one of my entries was not as
semantically logical as I would have liked. For instance, a permanent
link to a previous entry may have looked like this,
http://www.readinged.com/index.php?id=P30, while in
the new system, permanent links look like this,
http://www.readinged.com/blog/30/. Similarly, the
URL's for archive pages and RSS feeds are much more clear.
- Impersonal: Let me again repeat that I do like pMachine, and it
is a good system, but I never felt too attached to it. I like to
write my own systems. pMachine was initially intended to get this
site going quickly and then to write my own blogging system.
I will write more on my new blogging system in the coming days, and
I plan to release it to download when I complete it. I still need to
write a good administration interface for it, implement a categories
system, and I plan on beefing up its RSS capabilities. You will be
able to get an RSS feed for almost any criteria (i.e. posts between
specific dates, posts about a certain topic, and searches returned as
RSS).
Also new in this design is a dynamic commenting system. Go ahead
and click on the comments link after any post, and you should see what
I mean. This is a system I developed for Stonefishspine, and have
wanted to use on my own site ever since. This new design enables me
to do so, and the commenting system works any almost all current
browsers. As of right now, older browsers without sufficient support
of the Javascript DOM will not be able to post comments. I am working
on the non-dynamic version of this system and it should be ready
within a few days. Currently, I know that versions of Opera older
than 7Beta and some versions of Internet Explorer for the Macintosh
will not be able to post comments.
I'd really like to hear any comments (good or bad) about the
redesigned site. You can email me at ed@readinged.com. Watch in the
next few days for additional information about the new site
design.
Update (4:00pm): I would like to mention that even
with this new design, your old permalinks will still work. Also, if
you are using an RSS aggregator that pulled my old RSS file, it will
still work as well. But please see if you can get it changed to the new URL as I
will remove support for the old one eventually.
I have to agree with Jim on
the current weather in the US. When I left for classes this
morning it was seven degrees outside (and much less with the wind
chill). There should be a law against that kind of cold.
Oh, Just In Case Your Didn't Notice
Oh, Just In Case Your Didn't Notice
05/20/2004 09:55 AMIf you're seeing this, you're on the new server, and if you're on the
new server, you'll notice our old friend The Search Box is back!
Welcome back, pal! You're the best form element an editor could
have....
seen fit to notice Cambodiagate
seen fit to notice Cambodiagate
08/16/2004 08:36 AM"Holiday in Cambodia." .. Wall Street Journal .. ROBERT POLLOCK: ..
issects
opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110005483
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SVG-Metadata-0.02
SVG-Metadata-0.02
06/14/2004 12:44 AMSVG-Metadata-0.11
SVG-Metadata-0.11
07/18/2004 12:29 AMSVG-Metadata-0.10
SVG-Metadata-0.10
07/01/2004 05:43 AMSVG-Metadata-0.09
SVG-Metadata-0.09
06/26/2004 11:58 PMSVG-Metadata-0.03
SVG-Metadata-0.03
06/15/2004 06:58 AMSVG-Metadata-0.04
SVG-Metadata-0.04
06/16/2004 06:50 AMSVG-Metadata-0.05
SVG-Metadata-0.05
06/16/2004 06:05 PMSVG-Metadata-0.08
SVG-Metadata-0.08
06/25/2004 07:26 AMSVG-Metadata-0.06
SVG-Metadata-0.06
06/19/2004 04:48 PMSVG-Metadata-0.07
SVG-Metadata-0.07
06/23/2004 06:04 AMSVG-Metadata-0.22
SVG-Metadata-0.22
04/09/2005 08:00 PMSVG-Metadata-0.15
SVG-Metadata-0.15
08/11/2004 06:51 AMSVG-Metadata-0.12
SVG-Metadata-0.12
08/06/2004 06:08 AMSVG-Metadata-0.23
SVG-Metadata-0.23
04/10/2005 03:49 AMPHP Metadata
PHP Metadata
08/08/2004 05:15 AMphpmetadata-v0.1a is out
SVG-Metadata-0.14
SVG-Metadata-0.14
08/08/2004 12:03 AMSVG-Metadata-0.01
SVG-Metadata-0.01
06/13/2004 01:17 AMSVG-Metadata-0.13
SVG-Metadata-0.13
08/06/2004 06:08 AMTrai notice to Bharti
Trai notice to Bharti
04/01/2005 06:50 AMZDNet India Apr 1 2005 10:30AM GMT
Google's Drummond Gets SEC Notice
Google's Drummond Gets SEC Notice
07/26/2004 02:01 PMReuters: "The general counsel of Google Inc. has been notified that
the staff of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will
recommend a civil injunction against [David Drummond] for purported
violations of securities laws, the company said Monday."
A Small Victory - Notice
A Small Victory - Notice
06/19/2004 01:11 AMdisagreement in the blog world .. As Michele says .. some other ..
Michele
asmallvictory.net/archives/007067.html
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System notice: Upgrade
System notice: Upgrade
03/13/2003 10:14 AMUpgraded to MT 2.5.1 today...
If people don't notice it, it's not
architecture...
If people don't notice it, it's not
architecture...
11/15/2003 07:42 AMI've just caught up on my Dre
amspaces and been confronted with a conundrum. In a piece about
brutalist architecture, they featured the Tricorn centre in
Portsmouth. Here's a picture of the building in question:
Now, this building hasn't had the most illustrious of histories. It
was built in 1966, given an award in 1967 and voted Britain's fourth
ugliest building in 1968. It is generally reviled by the public and
will not be protected by government by being listed. But when the
architect - Rodney Gordon - is asked about the general distaste
towards his building, he replies:
"Well I'm very surprised. A lot of people liked the
building. One thing I do find is that any piece of architecture worth
being called architecture is usually both hated and loved. If people
don't notice it, it's not architecture."
That last phrase seems extraordinary to me - stunning in its
arrogance and audacity and completely in opposition to most of the
understandings of design and architecture that I've accumulated over
the last ten years. That kind of ostentatious statement of impact
above function was given up within the first ten years of web
design. What Gordon is talking about is the construction of follies -
buildings with little or no function but to inspire and awe.
Unworkable spaces, unusable spaces. We have them on the web too -
sometimes even intentionally - either as art or design showcases or as
image-based impactful press prelease or advertising spaces. But this
is different. This is a site - a space - designed for shopping and
socialising that wants desperately to be innovative and impressive -
the architect all the while dismissing the subtle and less overt arts
of flows and usability, building things that are not scaled for humans
or comprehensible to them. All the things that allow a place to be
understood by people are dismissed as unworthy of the name of
architecture. And why - because the building must be noticed...
It's stunning. It's terrible. And I'm fairly sure it's wrong.
If you're interested in the Tricorn:
Read the comments
SCO Gives Notice To 6,000 Unix Licensees
SCO Gives Notice To 6,000 Unix Licensees
01/06/2004 09:13 AMSlashdot Jan 6 2004 8:27AM ET
TPA membership Termination Notice
TPA membership Termination Notice
04/01/2005 03:24 PMFor years I have run a BBS (Bulletin Board Service) and have
been a member of the Trialware Professional Association. That website
at current count has allowed on my dime the download of 85,632,109
Shareware Programs. That is in a 15 year time spread from the days of
dial-up systems to modern Internet based BBS systems.
So what do I get in e-mail today from the TPA
-----------------------------------
I regret to inform you that your membership in the Trialware
Professional Association has been terminated.
This is due to your use the term "shareware" on your site. As you
should know a driving force of the TPA is to disuade people from using
this term.
Consider re-applying for TPA membership when you agree with the TPA
mission and rules.
http://www.trialware.org/mission.html
Please do not reply to this message. Due to lack of volunteers
replies cannot be returned. Questions should be asked on the TPA
newsgroups.
Regards
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Apparently this is some new policy in place like I really knew that
this was part of their mission statment. I probably visit there site
like once a year. It is obvious that shareware authors are getting
sensitive to the word SHAREWARE. Here is what I am going to do I will
systematically remove every TPA members files from my website and
never again will I apply to be a TPA member. Getting all upset over
the word SHAREWARE, hello. Probably the website administrator was
still wearing diapers when the term was coined.
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