Today’s Links (04/05/06)

• Slide Guitarist Who Uses His Mouth and a Teaspoon (video)
• Dean Gitter &quot
  Full album for download.
• Osibisa - Osibisa (1971)
  Ghanain/Carribean highlife-prog-jazz fusion! (Not listened yet, but it must be either marvellous or dire.)
• Popjustice - Why can’t every band just be like The KLF?
  Four KLF videos.
• Top Azureus Plugins Revealed // Zeropaid.com
  Auto Speed looks especially handy. Odd that they don’t mention the RSS plugins for automatically downloading telly.
• The Sounds of Science | Ask MetaFilter
  I need to trawls all these ‘help me find songs like x’ AskMe threads, download all the songs and make a keyword-based, horribly repetitive cut-up. Or something.
• Designs That Never Get Old
  "From a 120-year-old whistle to the iPod, here’s a list of 10 timeless examples from the recently published, three-volume reference, Phaidon Design Classics."
• The Institute for the Future of the Book
• V/VM 365 - VVMT365 - VVM
  "The idea is basically to create and upload free audio for one whole year and leave a massive big mess behind, warts and all for you to digest as you see fit."
• mottram’s User Page - Last.fm
  I started sending Last.fm the songs I play in iTunes again (after a gap of a year or two).
• Apple recalling MacBook Pro batteries - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
  "So let’s see, the MBP whines like a Banshee, is blisteringly hot and features a recalled part. I’m not giving up my Powerbook any time soon." Quite.
• NRC - Mobile Web Server
  Apache for mobile telephones. Someone please make something that captures everything ‘phone can possibly record, turns it all into RSS feeds served by ‘phone. Thank you.
• del.icio.us backup [ruby] [sqlite] [del.icio.us] [backup]
  "This ruby script dumps all your del.icio.us bookmarks into a sqlite database."
• Bokardo » The Del.icio.us Lesson
  "Personal value precedes network value."
• light in my front room on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
  A rather lovely snap of a light fitting.

Posted at 12pm on 04/05/06 by Jack Mottram to the links category.
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