spin.js
nice css/html based spinner ‘graphic’. smaller than a .gif. even works on ie6!
iTouch mySelf
3 colors on Heather Grey or Sand
I don’t want anybody else
When I think about you
I touch myself
I don’t want anybody else
Oh no, oh no, oh no
You’re the one who makes me happy honey
You’re the sun who makes me shine
When you’re around I’m always laughing
I want to make you mine
- “I Touch Myself” is a 1991 single by the Australian rock band Divinyls.
Dave Winer on Steve Jobs
Dave Winer:
One of the really amazing things about New York City is the extent to which the city anticipated its own growth. It built elevated rail systems to neighborhoods that didn’t exist. A…
Love Meggs’ work. Street artist out of Melbourne, Australia.
Huge! Skitch is acquired by Evernote
A Great Match
We are super proud to announce that as of today, Skitch has joined the Evernote family. Evernote helps you remember everything. Skitch helps you draw attention to anything.
We’ll be working alongside the great Evernote crew to make Skitch and Evernote work seamlessly together to help you remember and draw attention to all your important stuff.
All the Good Stuff will Continue
All the existing skitch.com services will continue for users. And many of you will be happy to know that the Skitch name and soul will continue and grow bigger and bigger. And the development of Skitch will now be able to broaden and flourish like never before, with Evernote know-how and resources allowing Skitch to finally reach all those computers, tablets and phones out there. In short, that means better experiences, and new stuff for you!
Skitch for Everybody
The full version of Skitch will be now be free to users, which will mean Skitch will be able to help many more millions of people to share and draw attention to their important stuff.
First Steps: Android
We’re also really happy to announce Skitch for Android; a great first step towards a broader vision. Skitch for Android is a great of example of what can, and will, be made possible with the right support and resources. Take a snapshot, open an image from gallery or start with a blank page. Add some arrows, text and other annotations, and then share to the world (or your Evernote application) — all from the Android app. And yes, many of you are no doubt saying “where’s my iOS version?!”. The answer is, it’s on the production line. It’s coming!
Stay Tuned
Want to keep connected? Follow @skitch on twitter or watch this space. You can also read more at the Evernote Blog
Former EMI boss says Limewire users were major iTunes customers
Shared by atariboy
Fits with how I ‘pirate’ music. I buy a lot of music I found on various ‘networks’
Douglas C. Merrill used to work for record label EMI, one of the biggest members…
My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2011-8-7)
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
Remember the Onions.
Björk
“Innocence”
“Innocence” is basically the third part of a trilogy which also includes my two favorite tracks in her discography, “Big Time Sensuality” and “Alarm Call.” This is the Björk that I love the most: Upbeat, courageous, optimistic, and in full control of her neuroses. “Big Time Sensuality” confronts the future with enthusiasm, “Alarm Call” is defiantly unafraid of the world and its inhabitants, and “Innocence” conquers fear by embracing its thrill. The message is essentially the same in each song, but her authority increases as she goes along — “Big Time Sensuality” is a youthful song about faith and risk, and “Innocence” has the perspective to understand the mechanics of overcoming anxiety. Whereas her declarations in “Alarm Call” seem like surprising self-revelations, her words in “Innocence” seem directed outside of herself, as a bit of advice for the listener. It’s Björk in life coach mode: “neurosis only attaches itself to fertile ground where it can flourish;” “fear is a powerful drug — overcome it and you think you can do anything!;” “fear of losing energy is draining.” The best thing is that she’s absolutely correct, and though she is extraordinarily hopeful in her encouragement, she doesn’t lose sight of the immense difficulty and painful work involved in fighting our worst impulses. (Originally posted 5/10/2007)
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Baffling inconsistencies in OS X Lion Multi-Touch
OS X Lion’s new Multi-Touch gestures have switched things up more than any previous version of OS X, and they’re brought a lot of confusion with them. While “natural” scrolling is the…
BOOM!
With Firefox at 27.95% and Chrome at 22.14%, they’ve shot past 50% and well past IE’s 42.45%. Impressive. Remember when IE had 90+% of the market?
It also looks like we’re only months away from Chrome passing Firefox.
