My Inner Metal Kid

2 Aug 2007 – 7:07
By adam | Posted in design, music | Also tagged | Comments (0)

Okay, so there are tons of charts, tools and "eccentricity" calculators out there for your last.fm charts (fruits of an open API), but this is far and away my favorite. even if it does confuse ...

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Buckshot Ep. 4: Last.fm

4 Jun 2007 – 12:31
By adam | Posted in geekery, music | Also tagged | Comments (0)

Last.fm released their facebook widget. I really like facebook as a place for real-name-real-life type interactions. I'm not so sure about it as a "platform", Since not all my web profiles are as real.
they also finally started a blog.
which led me to find their solution for ...

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Buckshot, EP. 2: Social Networking sites

8 Apr 2007 – 11:46
By adam | Posted in blogging | Also tagged | Comments (2)

There is no 'the next myspace'. there will be other sites that replicate pieces of that experience.

case 1 - virb.com: since signing up, i have been bombarded by friend requests from bands, and have visited their pages to find customized pages and music samples. this is ...

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Buckshot

22 Mar 2007 – 3:23
By adam | Posted in blogging | Also tagged | Comments (5)

How is it that automattic can complain about users not knowing the difference between their commercial service, and the open source blogging tool, when they continue to blur and erase the line themselves? and if we assume that it's not a mistake, and they meant ...

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Scene vs. Service

16 Jul 2006 – 11:17
By adam | Posted in geekery, music | Also tagged | Comments (0)

Last.fm just brought their new site out of beta, and it is completely awesome. aside from just solving my media center extender issue, it looks fantastic, and gets me my ...

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