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Tue Nov 4: Rest in peace Alison Knowles

now playing

Tue Jan 20: Diego Bermudez Chamberland - Cartografía interior

Sun Jan 18: Werner Dafeldecker / Christian Fennesz / Martin Siewert / Burkhard Stangl – Phonographics 1-5

Wed Jan 7: sade - love deluxe

Sun Dec 28: 4hero - Star Chasers

Thu Nov 13: A Little Net.Music: The Usenet Cassette

Thu Oct 30: bennie green - glidin' along

Thu Oct 23: the talking heads albums that fall alphabetcially between fear of music and naked (so, also little creatures and more songs about buildings and food)

Tue Sep 30: steinbrüchel - basis

Wed Sep 24: tortoise - standards

Tue Sep 16: casino versus japan - casino versus japan

nothing much

Wed Jan 28: Imagine if in 1992 you could only call your friend if they also subscribed to MTV. That's the way communication systems feel today.

Mon Jan 26: Well The way Goethe died... "It was about eleven in the morning; "he expired," says the record, "without any apparent suffering, having, a few minutes previously, called for paper for the purpose of writing, and expressed his delight at the arrival of spring."A beautiful death; like that of a soldier found faithful at his post, and in the cold hand his arms still grasped! The Poet's last words are a greeting of the new-awakened Earth; his last movement is to work at his appointed task. Beautiful; what we might call a Classic sacred-death; if it were not rather an Elijah-translation, — in a chariot, not of fire and terror, but of hope and soft vernal sunbeams! It was at Frankfort-on-Mayn, on the 28th of August, 1749, that this man entered the world: and now, gently welcoming the birthday of his eighty-second spring, he closes his eyes, and takes farewell."

Mon Jan 26: Thomas Carlyle: [in death] eternity is seen /looking through time/

Sun Jan 25: snuggle time in kitty town

Wed Jan 21: just because it's not western classical doesn't make it noise

Thu Jan 15: Is `falid` an affirmation of the falseness of something? Eg: It's falid to say LLMs are always very helpful.

Sat Jan 10: it would be nice to figure things out so the only reason I'd need to open a browser in 2027 would be as a debugger for work. otherwise, paper & text mode interfaces? modern media sucks

Thu Jan 8: potatoes are fantastic

Tue Jan 6: Probably time to stop using the term "tech" when referring to companies like Apple, Google, Meta, etc etc... "entertainment and gambling" is more accurate in practice than "technology".

Wed Dec 31: Capital-A artist gets the capital from capitalism of course