Hot-ish off the presses, here's the first of two recorded DJ sets from this year's Glastonbury Festival.
Huge thanks as always to the lovely Cornish Arms mgmt & crew for having us, and to everyone that popped by for a drink and a boogie, it was great to see you!
(Second set will follow in a week or so, as will the downloads on the mailing list, in case you're wondering!)
https://soundcloud.com/kleptones/glastonbury-2024-cornish-arms-set-1-thursday-5pm/
https://www.mixcloud.com/kleptones/glastonbury-2024-cornish-arms-set-1-thursday-5pm/
Hot-ish off the presses (well, I do need a bit longer to recover these days, sadly!), here's the first of two sets from this year's Glastonbury - another fine one both in weather and vibe, which in th
@kurtsh - You posted an image of your dog Waldo sleeping serenely back in March. I bookmarked and frequently look at that image to get some perspective and calm when it feel like the world is (so frequently) "going to $^&t".
I hope you're both doing well,
# Why vote for Biden
I've started a FAQ for why we should vote for Biden in November. I keep wanting someone to make this list, so finally I got off my butt and did it myself.
I would have liked to have been looking at this list last night at the debate, to remind myself that even if the President had trouble explaining it in words, there were still very good reasons to support and vote for him.
One for fellow software devs out there.
I thought 'Oh, a silly grammar cock-up that makes for a fun local news story'. Then I read the first line. I won't spoil the surprise but maybe make sure there's no-one close when you yell 'OH FOR FU...'
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-68942321
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If you long for a web of yore were things were better, somehow: The thing is: none of this is gone. Nothing about the web has changed that prevents us from going back. If anything, it's become a lot easier. We can return. Better, yet: we can restore the things we loved about the old web while incorporating the wonderful things that have emerged since, developing even better things as we go forward, and leaving behind some things from the early web days we all…
Would you like to learn about a novel way to make music that's available to you right now, completely free, improvisational, and insanely powerful? Today we meet Alex McLean and discuss the magic of Algorave - aka: making improvised music onstage by writing and editing small lines of code. It’s an