By nemo, on June 7th, 2011
Sometimes lazy bloggers just quote IRC…
<QuantumNinja> if I ever decide to start a queer core band I am making sure to do a tour entirely in katters district
<Screwtape> In *both* pubs!
* Screwtape wonders what kind of core “queer core” is.
* Screwtape checks: grep ‘ard$’ /usr/share/dict/words | sed -e ‘s/$/core/’ | less
Continue reading getting to the core of the matter
By nemo, on August 20th, 2010
thanks to recent nautilus (I assume is responsible – as seen in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx) ability to view the iPhones file paths, we can try this (typing this as I go, so this is draft on-the-fly quality notes) Continue reading my experiment in custom iPhone ringtones via linux
By nemo, on March 10th, 2010
So OK Go are a fun and quirky group, quickly gaining renown for their quirky videos.
How did they get to this point?
Here is my trip down OK Go video discovery lane Continue reading OK Go – the video reviews
By nemo, on July 1st, 2009
Once uponĀ a time whilst sorting my mp3 collection, I ran across a little problem. The tags which I had found and saved to the id3 tags using quod libet (being my favourite tag editor – better than the related Ex-Falso incidentally) were not showing up in Rhythmbox (being my favourite actual audio player). Instead, Rhythmbox was seeing the OLD tags.
This is curious, thinks I. And I go off in search for answers…
Continue reading binary grep to find mp3s stored in zip