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[Sep. 13th, 2007|12:18 pm] |
Issues with Tor; "Victims of Egerstad's research project included embassies belonging to Australia, Japan, Iran, India and Russia. Egerstad also found accounts belonging to the foreign ministry of Iran, the United Kingdom's visa office in Nepal and the Defence Research and Development Organization in India's Ministry of Defence. In addition, Egerstad was able to read correspondence belonging to the Indian ambassador to China, various politicians in Hong Kong, workers in the Dalai Lama's liaison office and several human-rights groups in Hong Kong." link
WTF. "'There have been two or three reports of public executions of North Korean young people in major cities including Chungjin, as punishment for having illegally copied and distributed South Korean visual material' said Kang Chul Hwan, vice-chairman of the Seoul-based Committee for the Democratization of North Korea." link
Ah, so that's where.. "Statetris is an interesting game mixing aspects of the popular game 'Tetris' and geography. Instead of positioning the typical Tetris blocks, you position states/countries at their proper location." link
"A popular Facebook application that promises users privacy in exchange for opinions on their friends is acting as a stooly by offering the information for others to buy." Haha, cos no-one saw that coming.. link
Far Cry, Prince of Persia, free downloads (ad supported). link
Pacemaker mp3 player, 120Gb, does beat matching. link |
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| Sentimental Interference |
[Dec. 29th, 2006|10:16 am] |
New mix, freshly uploaded. Titled 'Sentimental Interference'; often beatless, often noisy, lots of layering to make sure many frequencies are used, made for sensory deprivation purposes. I'm sure this'll fuck minds to the degree I'm hoping it will, although it could have been harsher had I more knowledge of noise/p.e. stuff. Should work well with my DT100s, mwuhahaha. Anyway, enjoy (58:01, 106Mb).
( tracklisting )
Anyone got suggestions for similar style mixes that might be available online? |
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| Upcoming |
[Dec. 22nd, 2006|01:29 am] |
I'll be in Dundee until the 29th when I'll be heading west for Pressure, then back through to Edinburgh on the 30th. NYE party the next day, where ever Leila is going. Possibly spending a few more days there although L is working during the day so shall have to find amusements. Poooossibly Absolute on the Friday the 5th; would be nice to finally see it in the main room at Studio 24 and it's free entry before 11:30, although will have to see about that one.
Things to do in the next year
December
Friday 29th - Pressure
Slam, Josh Wink, James Holden, Magda and Keith Tenniswood (aka Radioactive Man)
The Arches, Glasgow
January
Friday 19th - Subculture
Âme [1], Harri
The Reading Rooms, Dundee
Friday 26th - Implant
The Phoenix, Manchester
Febuary
Friday 2nd - Noize:Tek
The Teknoist, Dolphin, Ebola
The Phoenix, Manchester
April
Friday 6th - Bis
King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
Ideas for clubs/events to fit in somewhere
Fimbulvetr, Gigantor, The Wendyhouse/Mutate, Judder, Chains On Velvet, Cabbage, We Are Electric, Jakn, Twisted & Brainfire, Digital Hardcore, Bedlam, Sin, Ascension, DV8, Nightshade, Club Lash, Slimelight, Infest, Dark City, Whitby, Maschinenfest?
I made a right hash of getting down south more this year, and I've no illusions of getting everywhere I'd like to in the next, but I'll see what I can do.
Âme's Rej has been voted release of 2006 in the latest Mixmag. This track has been so hyped in it's scene that Âme made their recent mix album look like this. I have a suspicion it'll be the One More Tune though.
P.S. Go download Hexstatic's Exactshit bootleg album as it is very good. |
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