So very awesome. Grab The Slip here.
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We did this one day during work hours, while drinking. We are a company called Revision3 and were inspired by a company called Connected Ventures. And we kind of rock. Hard. BRING IT!!
I hate those guys. (OK, Jealous.)
Steve Jobs knows what people need, period. As such the following quote is well suited:
“Java’s not worth building in. Nobody uses Java anymore. It’s this big heavyweight ball and chain.”
Sun’s announcement that they will create a Java platform for the iPhone is like a wet noodle hitting the ground. “Plop”… who cares! The very specific wording used in the Apple iPhone SDK is as follows:
An Application may not itself install or launch other executable code by any means, including without limitation through the use of a plug-in architecture, calling other frameworks, other APIs or otherwise. No interpreted code may be downloaded and used in an Application except for code that is interpreted and run by Apple’s Published APIs and built- in interpreter(s).
Thus the only way Sun can maybe enable Java on the iPhone is to create a developer API / library that is used to build standalone Java applications. These could then be sold individually on the Apple store, if Apple permits this. This of course would also prohibit a Java runtime and the running of local jar files. The last thing I need on an iPhone is another layer of interpreted byte code so I can see some shitty swing interface, some slow running monstrosity, a java.io.exception, and random reboots. For that, I have a Blackberry 8800. I think I will take a silky smooth UI that has $100 million in application innovations around the corner. Apple knows best for consumer electronics. Also, some great slashdot comments (1 2) on this issue!
post title concept from Digital Daily
Groove Armada has some funky stuff. End of story.
This is the house that funk built
Groove Armada style
All right, I’m checkin’ all you this evening an’ see you sittin around
But we aint gonna have none of that this evening, child
That’s right, don’t be lookin’ at me like that
See my name’s gran’ma funky y’all
Funky if you’re nasty darlin
And you’ve got to stay nasty
But see, I need a little more volume, you know what I’m sayin’
Give me volume on everything ’cause I want you to hear me
I wanna hear myself against the world
Check it out
If you all love gran’ma funky y’all you’re my gran’ babies
So get ready to get down, get funky, get loose
I see you, baby, shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
I see you baby shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
I see you baby shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ thay ass
I see you baby shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
I see you baby shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass
Shakin’ that ass…
This is the house that funk built
Groove Armada style
My good friend DJ John Tamm-Buckle of Twig Media and Kvist Records (buy Kvist 01!) turned me onto the deep heavy bass of Dubstep a couple of years ago. I have been a devotee ever since. If you can handle the bone chomping sounds and epic tracks, well today is your lucky day. Here is a dose of Dubstep for enhancing your aural ecstasy via directed bass. Podcasting these mp3′s is super easy with podPress, what a tight plug in.
I just listened to a cover of the Holy Diver song by Dio, an old metal band. Performed by the new metal band Killswitch Engage.. awesome!
Fun fact via Wikipedia:
The now four-member band took the name of “Killswitch Engage,” a name proposed by D’Antonio after watching an episode of the FOX program The X-Files entitled “Kill Switch”. The episode’s writer, William Gibson, came up with the title after a chance meeting with the industrial band Kill Switch…Klick; the bands are otherwise unrelated.
Only on a Friday can I combine William Gibson, heavy metal, X-Files, and an mp3 into a blog post.
Armin Van Buuren – A State Of Trance
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