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From X died enroute Y records comes a new aodl / lap dancer split CDR, Carpet Hag.best new harsh guys out there! you need this if you're into wall of fucked sounds! edtion of 40! only $5 ppd! snippets in the mp3 section!Tracks:aodl, Martial Notary Supplieslap dancer, Changing Room of Cameraslap dancer, The Mountain Witch Liturgyaodl, Kiss My Toad, Watch it Expl...

Alright! Finally, I have the first stage of my snippets library for Zope 3 rolling. It’s not displaying much at the moment, but it is doing what I’ve been trying to do. It uses Ajax to load an add form into the index page the first time ‘add new…’ is clicked. After that, clicking on the ‘add new’ button toggles the add form. The add form uses Zope 3’s widget system, and uses the built in addform...

For my first twelve (give or take) hours of mucking with Zope 3 to make this snippets app, I've made OK progress. Firefox does not seem to be loading the prototype.js resource, but Safari is loading it fine.I'm trying to figure out how to get a dynamic 'add form' to render on the page. So far, I have a fresh one loading (Safari only) via Ajax. The tricky bit will be validation and returning the form...

Today, I decided to pick up Zope 3 yet again. Zope 3.1b1 was released recently, as was Zope 2.8.0. Zope 2.8.0 includes Five, a product for Zope 2 that allows use of Zope 3 technologies. It's my hope that some upcoming work projects will allow me to use Five in order to start transitioning some of our work to Zope 3 without having to do the massive jump immediately. But today, while looking at source...

If working with the Prototype.js Javascript library is any indication of what programming Rails is like, I would say that Rails has one more interested user out there.prototype.js says its development is driven heavily by the Rails framework, but could be used with any system since it is just a browser side Javascript library. I very rarely use Javascript. In fact, I've tended to avoid it as much...

Eucci,tah'naer (Halo and LGL Variations)Piano, prepared electric piano and tape variations of "tah'naer", a composition for piano, hospital, and typewriters by J.Shell.tah'naer: Jeff Shell (Scream Sheet Studios, 1995)Halo Variation: Fay Marcy (Halo Auditorium, 1999)LGL Variation: Jeff Shell for Eucci (Eucci Pierpont 2005)Halo + LGL Variations: Jeff Shell (Eucci Pierpont 2005)Eucci,Catalog Life1.Summer...

The D*I*Y Planner: Hipster PDA Edition: "So, why are we suddenly seeing a resurgence in paper-based organizational tools like planners, index card sets (a.k.a., the Hipster PDA), file folders, pocket briefcases, and honest-to-goodness real-ink pens? Outside of a number of philosophical reasons, I believe that it's ultimately a matter of knowing that these things actually work. After all, not even...

I’ve picked up a lot today and haven’t had chance to catch up to it all yet. Right now I’m watching / listening to an interview with Laetitia Sadier about Monade. You may know Ms Sadier as the vocalist of Stereolab. Monade is her solo project. It’s in the latest issue of The Brain. I’ve got the new White Stripes to catch up to. I’ve heard excerpts of it and liked what I heard. From iTunes today, I...

Jon "Hannibal" Stokes adds in his voice on the Apple-to-Intel transition. He reiterates that it is Apple's plan on introducing x86 based Macs in the low-end and portable configurations first, where I think it also makes sense. Aside from the laptop series falling behind in overall performance, Hannibal notes that laptops and low-end macs are the least in need of high end PowerPC 970 (G5) features...

A problem that's been in my head since Apple announced their transition plan to move from PowerPC to Intel processors is one of fairly serious concern - professional applications. While I imagine that many of the smaller Macintosh developers or long time Cocoa (Yellowbox/OpenStep/NeXTStep) will have applications ready to go when the transition occurs, it's a different story for professional applications.Andreas...

My prior weblog, Industrie Toulouse faces an uncertain future. As do I as a blogger. I don't post heavily these days. I'm lazy. I've long lost the feeling of overwhelming self-importance that some bloggers seem to have in spades. However, I admit that I miss having a place to post to easily.So for now, this is the new home. It may change up yet again in the near future if I decide it's worth throwing...