This simple embedded Linux project builds a dedicated music recording and editing computer that uses a CompactFlash card instead of a hard drive, to eliminate hard disk chatter. The project is simple because it starts with an embedded Linux distribution: a "Live CD" released last week by the Agnula Project.
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Fish highway!. Looks like you can build your own, or buy the book. [permalink]

Welcome everyone. This is it: weirdomusic.com - your first step in exploring the wonderful world of strange, wacky, odd, and just plain bizarre music.

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Here you can listen to the instruments commonly used in Kabuki, such as the taiko drum and the three-stringed shamisen. There are also examples of Kabuki enthusiasts shouting out support for their favorite actors.

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Interesting presentation

Take a look at this 8 minute presentation. You'll need your sound turned on to hear the narration.
http://poynterextra.org/epic/


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This sounds promising:
Skype: "Download, register, install, plug in your headset, speakers or USB phone and start calling your friends." [permalink]

Sorry, Blog, I have been neglecting you. See, the reason I set you up was to have a place to put interesting links. I found a new way to do that: del.icio.us. I set myself up with a free account there and have been putting the links there instead of in you, Blog.

Delicious gives me the ability to see who else has bookmarked the same thing I have, producing a cross-reference system. It also allows me to browse through all users' bookmarks in a few different ways.

Today I found that foxylicious has been updated to work with my (latest) version of Firefox. It pulls down all of my delicious bookmarks and adds them to my Firefox bookmarks. This becomes a crude synchronization method between my various machines (as well as a backup to what's on delicious). [permalink]

Selected Sounds of Space: "This is a sampling of some of Professor Don Gurnett's favorite sounds of space. These sounds were recorded by University of Iowa instruments on a variety of spacecraft over the past 40 years and include audio samples provided to Terry Riley and the Kronos Quartet for their work Sun Rings." [permalink]